all-time temperature records. it has triggered three flex alerts in a row and is prompting concerns of course about fire danger. ama: before we get to the details of x alerts and fire temperature, let's get to the temperatures. dan: abc 7 news meteorologist is live with that. sandhya: it is going to be in the excessive category this upcoming weekend. let me show you the high temperatures for today. yes, it got hot into the triple digits. mid 100s livermore, 100 in concord, 79 oakland, 90 san jose, 95 santa rosa. 66 in san francisco and 64 in half moon bay. turning up the heat this weekend, which is why the dangerous heatwave has pounded excessive heat warnings for all inland areas saturday morning through tuesday night. we have a heat advisory sunday morning route monday night for the bay shoreline and the marine coastal range. this is the kind of heat want to take seriously. saturday, temperatures rise into

the triple digits for the hottest spots. sunday, notice it is up to 100 five, fairfield 104, antioch, we go into monday and these numbers inland off the charts. it is extreme. 108 in concord, expecting 105 degrees were some of our inland hotspots. never leave kids or pets in the cars. these are just some tips. stay hydrated and cool. limit outdoor plans in the heat and check on relatives and neighbors because obviously, it gets a lot hotter. how much hotter is it going to get? for the upcoming weekend and beyond? yes, you heard beyond. i will be back with a closer look at those details, coming right up. ama: thank you. dan: breaking news, a wildfire is threatening structures near the town of willits. this snapshot from an alert wildfire camera shows the scene. this is in the pine mountain area east of highway 101. cal fire says the fire is about 25 acres right now but spreading fast. one northbound lane of highway 101 is shut down and drivers are

asked to avoid the area. there are currently no evacuation orders however, but we will keep tabs on that. the wildfire burning in southern california has grown to more than 5000 acres in just a day. the fire is burning near the grapevine section of interstate five in northern los angeles county. most lanes on the freeway are open. that is an improvement from yesterday, but evacuations remain in place at about 500 homes are threatened. seven firefighters who had to be hospitalized yesterday because of heat exhaustion, as we reported, have now all been released. they are doing ok. your cruise from oakland, hayward and fremont have traveled down south to help fight this fire. so far it is 12% contained. this extreme heat has local firefighters obviously on alert here. in the north bay, they are weighing new technology to better detect fire whether all across the area. abc reporter cornell bernard is live tonight with the story. cornell: hey, i've got to be

honest, it is toasty up here in petaluma today. but it is only going to get hearted into the holiday weekend. firefighters in santa rosa, wasting no time activating a new high-tech tool to help protect fire danger in fire weather. >> we do have the excessive heat running out for the vast majority of the county. cornell: firefighters get briefed about the labor day weekend heatwave that is packing enough lunch to break records. and increase fire danger. >> so the remote weather station is tracking everything from wind speed to temperature. cornell: firefighters choosing to deploy this new state-of-the-art remote weather station ahead of the extreme heat, capable of giving real-time fire weather information from the hills to the valley. the device is being installed in the fountain grove neighborhood, the scene of the 2017 tubs fire. >> we not expecting any wind, but when you look at temperatures that high, human it he that low, this tool actually allows us to track that in real time and see what our potential

is. how dry is it. cornell: across the region, cooling centers are opening like the community cultural center. a safe haven from the heat for those without ac. matt mcdonald and his ac repair crew have been slammed with calls from heated customers. >> we're checking refrigerator levels. this right here is the high-pressure and the low pressure. cornell: these guys were trying to compare an ac compressor. >> this weekend is going to be twice as busy as we have been all summer. it's kind of like the end of summer. all the air-conditioners are tired. so, yeah, we are 24/7 right now. we are going to work all the way through the holiday. yeah, so we will be busy. cornell: homemakers have checked out the forecast and he is leaving town. >> we get warmer than santa rosa, so, yeah, i think i'm going to head up to a cooler area this weekend. cornell: he's got the right idea, right?

this becomes cooling centers will open across sonoma county for those needing a little bit of relief and a sweet air conditioning. live in sonoma county, cornell barnard abc7news. dan: thank you very much. ama: bart is slowing trains because of high temperatures. trains on the san francisco line and the antioch line are delayed for 10 minutes. our flex alert has been called for tomorrow, just like yesterday and today, it runs from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.. right now, we are at the peak of projected energy use. this graph shows how much demand there is on the grid. here's what you can do to help. if you have ac, set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if health allows. do not charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and be sure to turn off any unnecessary lights. so what impact does the flex alert have? can one person or household make that much of a difference? abc7news reporter put those questions to experts.

reporter: hot temperatures are not unusual for the bay area but climate scientists are concerned about how hot it is getting. livermore reached 130. >> would've been closer to 97 degrees fahrenheit in a preindustrial climate. we would expect the same type of day to be more like 104 degrees fahrenheit in a three degrees celsius warmed world at the end of the century in 2100. reporter: patrick is a climate scientist and visiting scholar. he says the impact of global warming on california is drier conditions, which increases the threat of wildfires. but it also increases demand for energy to make heat waves. >> that will be the highest we've seen this year. reporter: the supply of electricity does not spike at the same time as the spike in demand. the drought means california has less hydroelectric power and currently, california does not have the capacity to store huge amounts of solar energy. >> enough storage to store

solar energy from the middle of the day and move into the evening. reporter: that is why the flex alert is issued to prevent blackouts. >> the surprising thing is how much of a difference individual homes can make. reporter: he is the ceo of connect. it's a free service that notifies customers on how to reduce powers and customers can earn rewards for saving energy. they say the average home in california uses two kilowatts of power. 500 homes make up one megawatt. in august of 2020 when california was hit with blackouts amanda exceeded supply by 500 megawatts. he says households or big homes and apartments reduce energy use by 25% and it could prevent blackouts. >> 50,000 customers to reduce their energy use by a bid. and that is enough to make up for an entire powerplant not having to turn on. reporter: excessive heat is expected through labor day

weekend. in the east bay, abc7news. ama: let's take a look at the states energy use. let's alert runs until 9:00 tonight. dan: hot weather increases the algae bloom that we've seen around the san francisco bay, including oaklands lake mary. crews were back at the lake today, picking up dead fish. they have removed about 1200 pounds yesterday. today, the mayor called the situation a tragedy and offered some advice to residents. >> be sure to not over water your lawn or maybe do not wash your car this weekend, because runoff through our waterways, our storm drain systems, actually could be exacerbating the algae blooms, although they are originating in the pacific ocean and coming through the bay into lake merritt. dan: the mayor says people can make a difference by volunteering with the lake merritt institute, which help maintain the health of the lake. ama: the extreme heat is

prompting walnut creek and concord to shut down open spaces. officials from bothad the decisn recommendation from contra costa county fire. >> we know from experience that we are going to see injuries and heat related injuries and emergencies. when those emergencies occur, a couple of miles off the road, down a dirt trail, it takes firefighters and resources to respond to those emergencies. and in this heat condition, we can prevent those types of emergencies. ama: the closures will last through the holiday weekend. dan: how do you charge an electric car during a flex alert? tonight, you're going to learn about where the power comes from and how the state can make sure there's enough for everyone. >> they mistakenly blocked this a bodie for dad facing deadly cancer. one staffer kept telling him we don't care. 7 on your side has the story plus. >> the police officers in this case acted like bullies. what happened did not need to happen.

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dan: bart is cutting fares by 50% to celebrate its 50th anniversary. the fair will be reduced automatically when writers scan their clipper cards and you have to use one to get the discount. ridership yesterday was the highest of any weekday in the pandemic except the day of the warriors parade, which was an unusual day of course. more than 106 to 1000 people were on bart, that is 31% of pre-pandemic levels. taking a look at cars crossing the bay bridge toll plaza. as you can see, it is light out there moving along smartly tonight. owners of electric vehicles are being asked to avoid charging their cars during today's flex alert, which runs until 9 p.m.. how will these restrictions affect the state as california moves away from gas powered cars in favor of ev's? here is abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez. reporter: very few ev owners

knew not to charge their car. bequest was made by the independent system monitor which monitors real-time grid conditions. >> i did not hear it, so i did not know about it. reporter: once we told ahmad of fremont, he immediately opted for charging his ev closer to midday, putting less demand on the grid. >> yeah, if i had known there was an alert, i would do it, because probably it is going to cause problems somewhere else. outages. reporter: but most people, 80% of ev owners, charge their vehicles after work, when they get home. >> the result of that is going to be that the greatest good have to be quite a lot larger. ab 20, 30% larger, just to meet that extra demand. reporter: that is david victor of the uc san diego school of global policy and strategy who says california will have to expand the electrical grid to accommodate the demand for more ev's. people, he says, will also have to be more flexible with their charging times.

>> what we need to do is convince people to move their charging from nighttime to the middle of the day and that means for people who are back in the office, that means workplace charging. parking your car, having a device there that can charge the car. reporter: according to governor newsom's office, they're more than 1.1 million ev's registered in the state california controls the market with 39% of all ev's in the country. by 2035, all new cars here will be zero emission vehicles, most pulling from the grid. so, how do ev owners become immune to the flex alerts years from now? scott is the ceo and founder of autonomy, an electric vehicle subscription app. he says expanding charging stations will help, because they are battery-powered and charge a vehicle in minutes. >> so when you go and charge at a d.c. fast charging station, you're not putting a load on the grid, so that will be by far the most responsible way as an ev owner to really lighten the load on the grid. reporter: the california

legislature has made it a goal to have 10,000 of these dcfs charging stations across california by 2025. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. dan: earlier this year, abc7news took a deep dive into this topic and all things about zero emission vehicles. to check out california dreaming, the road to zero, go to the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and google tv. ama: a lot of people are starting the holiday weekend road trips tomorrow and if you are one of them, expect delays. check out these current conditions. it's a crawl on 101 in san jose, that is the southbound traffic. so far light traffic on the san mateo and golden gate bridge's. transportation analytics company says traffic will be the worst tomorrow between 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. as vacationers mixed with regular commuters. they advise traveling in the mid morning or late evening to avoid congestion. a bout a third of the people

polled for a aaa survey plan to travel this weekend, most by car. drivers can expect lower gas prices this weekend. in san francisco aaa says gas is $5.45, down $.25 in the past month. an open, it is five dollars 33 and in san jose, the average is $5.30 a gallon. dan: i want to share this with you, something spotted in the backyard of my home yesterday serves as an important reminder of one of the possible dangers when the weather gets so hot. check this out, my wife angela snapped this photo of a rattlesnake about four feet long that had curled up in a planter on our back porch. it stayed there for several hours, until i was able to call joe from j and r reptile rescue to remove it. watch. >> yeah, there he is right there. he climbed up and got in there. dan: look at the size of that thing. that is my back patio. it is not uncommon to find snakes into guards in many parts of the bay area, but they usually like to hide.

not this guy, tucked away try to get a nap, looking for someplace cool, which of course, because it is this hot, they do. but also, it is birthing season for rattlesnakes. ama: i think you are looking for a cool place to take a nap. dan: that is true. it's going to be hard to find though. ama: and lest you head westward, you will be taking in the secret sandhya: gosh, the rattlesnake was huge. let's talk about the heat and the dangers of it in all seriousness. we have a heat wave coming, let's take a look at the graphics. you know that when it is hot outside, it gets even hotter inside a vehicle. a child heats up three to five times faster, loss of life at 60 degrees. 80% of the temperature rise takes place in a short amount of time, 10 minutes, so look before you lock. never leave pets or kids inside a vehicle. solar radiation penetrates the glass of the car. air temperature is 100 degrees, inside its 120 in just 10 minutes. in 20 minutes, it is 130

degrees. so find some shade and once again, never leave pets or kids inside vehicles. high pressure bringing the heat today. we saw triple digits inland, but here is what is going to happen as we head toward tomorrow. this area of low pressure will just enhance the sea breeze a little bit more. temperatures will back off briefly tomorrow, but not for long this labor day weekend, we have a dangerous heat wave, impacting the entire state virtually. excessive heat warnings in the pink there. the orange indicates heat advisories. it is definitely going to be a hot labor day weekend for many parts. right now along the coastline, would do have fog which has been helpful in keeping the temperatures in check near the coast. compared to 20 hours ago they are running higher than yesterday. nine degrees warmer in san jose, 10 degrees in fairfield, up 11 in concord. shower marine layer can be seen from emeryville cameras. 63 in the city, 71 in oakland. mid 80's and as we look at the

view from our camera tower, notice the haze in the air. air quality is suffering. 90 in santa rosa, upper 90's for places like livermore and concord. and the camera showing a little bit of sunshine over the financial district. dangerous heat wave for the holiday weekend. record temperatures and rising risk of heat illnesses this weekend. elevated fire danger is ahead. the coastal remain comfortable. the latest data showing you what is going to happen. tonight at 7:00, 90's for parts of inland communities. tomorrow morning we start out with some shallow marine layers. the fog will be near the coast. tomorrow morning is the best part of the day if you want to take the dog for a walk, that's the best time to do it. tomorrow afternoon in the low to mid 90's by 2:00 inland, but the coast will remain comfortable as i mentioned. fog for tomorrow morning, mild inland good 50's and 60's out the door, afternoon highs in the south bay definitely hot. 87 san jose.

on the peninsula you're looking at 82. 60 five half moon bay, downtown san francisco, 68 degrees. northbound numbers coming down a little bit. san rafael, 90 in the east bay, 77 open, 80 castro valley. inland, 98 fairfield, 95 livermore. accuweather 7 a forecast, minor dip in temperatures but the risk of heat illnesses and numbers rising for the weekend, record temperatures expected sunday, monday with extreme heat on labor day. upper 100s going into tuesday. before the temperatures start to come down. ama: thank you. coming up next, love and lattes. meet the husband and wife whose relationship h

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introduces you to the couple at the heart of it all. today is day one of a dream come true. luz: that husband is carlos the baker. what is the secret? >> you have to put a love and heart and what you do. luz: be sized flour, love is the main ingredient that brought them together in 15 years ago in a kitchen like this one. >> this is out of a movie some people would say, but you know when you're going to marry someone. i was like that's my future husband. in the back of my mind i said that. and i was like that strange, why did you say that? luz: did he think that's my wife? >> you would have to ask him. he is a man of few words, so he listens to me. luz: back of the day, they were to the front of the house and carlos was in the kitchen. they fell in love, and today they are celebrating. more than the opening of their

second location, the restaurant group that was here before was the one they worked for when they met. >> full circle for me. i was the kid that could not go to culinary school and did not get those opportunities. i had to work my way up in learning those skills. and so, i took the time to learn and every step of the way, working for the company that used to be here before. and now, i own at space that they used to be. luz: she was born in oakland. it pays homage to her roots. at the entrance, a love letter to their customers. their signature drink is the black and brown latte, a drink that celebrates diversity and their story. >> our cultures collide, because we learn how to integrate that. i mean, we have two children, so we have -- luz: just in case you're wondering. she said that's the guy i'm going to marry. did you have the same feeling? >> yes. i did, yet. luz: in oakland, abc7news.

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foundations of our republic. dan: president biden went on to say democracy is on the ballot. it phrased that he used often during his 2020 campaign. this was his second trip to pennsylvania in a week. former president trump has a rally planned there this weekend. ama: lawyers for former president trump and the justice department faced off in a florida courtroom today. trumps legal team is asking a federal judge to appoint a special master to review the documents the fbi seized from mar-a-lago. the special master would be an independent third party. no ruling was issued, but the judge has indicated she is seriously considering renting the request. this comes one day after the doj submitted its own filing, alleging donald trump and advisors may have tried to obstruct the investigation. >> this document shows it could not have just been chaos. there was some level of intentionality, the question is why was it done? and how long did it go on? ama: if a special master is

appointed, that would force the geode j to put its review of the documents on hold. -- force the doj. >> do you know you're not so post to be tricking outside in public? dan: how to questions about an open container of beer turn into a violent takedown sending him into court on several charges including felony resisting arrest? but those charges are now dropped. ama: the spotlight is turning to the actions of those marin county police officers. abc seven news reporter dan noyes is here with an investigation you will see only on seven. dan:, and dan, that man's attorney and experts tell me that that should not have incurred the officers used excessive force and at least one of them lied in a report about the incident. a warning here, some of these pictures are disturbing. a long and industrial session of woodward way, beneath the power lines, just past the canal district committee garden, day laborers gather afterward to socialize, eat and drink.

>> what's happening? >> nothing. there's a whole bunch of beer over here. dan: on this evening, july 27, police officer daisy confronts dust confronts three men including a popular gardener we will call matteo. he asked me not to use his real name. >> you don't have anything to say. you're just after drinking, you think that's funny? dan: then in spanish, he expands he and his friends like to drink beer after a long day of work and that they come to this area, because neighbors at has apartment complex complain when they are loud. they ask for id and the tension builds after officer and and arrives. 6'2", 250 pounds, he towers over matteo, who is just five feet tall, 130 pounds. >> hey, sit down. >> i told you to sit down. >> i know, i know.

dan: it appears matteo is trying to cooperate but he has difficulty finding his id without standing up to reach into his pockets. >> take out your id. >> i know, i have to take it out. >> sit-down. sit-down. >> ok. >> hey, hey. >> stop. dan: you can see from his bodycam that officer nail forces matteo to the ground over beer bottles, punches him in the nose, and pushes his face into the rough pavement. and it turns out he had a broken nose and concussion. >> right. i have an active case right now, where almost exactly this thing happened and the guy is dead. dan: roger clark is a nationally recognized police practices expert, who has testified in more than 1300 cases. >> i did not do anything. >> i told you to sit down, you did not sit-down. dan: he says the officer used

excessive force and overreacted to a relatively minor infraction. an open container of beer. >> sounds to me like a chip on her shoulder. she did not like the response she was getting and she came on strong. and it just goes downhill from there. dan: after the officers load matteo into a patrol car. >> get in the car. dan: they discuss what happened with paramedics. >> uncooperative. so we took him down to the ground. dan: their colleagues. >> bad day. dan: and their supervisors. >> ok. dan: listen to what a sergeant says as he walks away from officer nail. >> gave me a great expanse with

use of force. dan: i wanted to ask police chief david spiller about officer nails record on use of force and about this incident, but he declined my request for an interview. i spoke with his media officer by phone. >> we are conducting immediate, thorough, internal investigation. these actions do not represent the san raphael police department. and if any of these allocations to become sustained, action will be dealt with swiftly. dan: he says both officers remain on active duty. another key question, more than 20 minutes after the altercation, the officer comes up with a new detail. >> in a headlock. dan: later, he wrote in his police report that matteo breached his right arm around the back of my neck and started to squeeze in an attempt to put me in a headlock, adding that he had to swing his right hand at my right head striking me on my left side and back of my head.

that did not happen according to matteo's defense attorney, carles. >> there was no striking of the officer. there was no headlock. dan: but the report convinced the marin county district attorney to file a felony resisting charge along with three is to minister to the da file those charges and said the preliminary hearing date without viewing the bodycam video's. >> almost immediately upon viewing the actual evidence and the videos, the district attorney's office very ethically , in my mind, did the exact right thing. and they did what they could do, which is dismiss the case. dan: several of matteo's customers came to show their support at the hearing this past friday. one more thing bothers his attorney. the 20 minutes after he injured matteo, officer nail walked to the patrol car, snaps a picture, and argues with him. >> you didn't sit down, you try to pull away from us and you grabbed me.

dan: a sergeant already assigned other officers to take evidence photographs. he wonders if this picture was some sort of trophy. >> it is absolutely critical that law enforcement and the criminal justice system treat everyone the same. either everyone matters or no one matters. and law enforcement treated my client in this case like he did not matter. dan: i reached the officer by comment and she declined to comment. i reached out to the union and have not heard back. i am posting the complete bodycam video through the takedown at abc7news.com and on my twitter account. you can watch it all right there in real time. dan: there will be a lot more on this coming. thank you very much. sandhya: our dangerously hot heat wave started today.

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26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. dan: as seven on has reported, disability claims were frozen last year trying to stop fraud. it prevented thousands of payments but it is blocking payments for some who are truly sick and disabled and need the money. among them, a young father struggling with a deadly illness. 7 on your side's michael finney helped amount. >> they looked at me like you

are wasting your time, buddy. michael: time was the last thing james had to waste. >> there is nothing we can do to help you. get in line. michael: james needed help more than ever. he was not finding it at the edd. a young dad with a wife and two boys, when james became ill in january. >> the doctor's office called me and says, i'm sorry, i've got bad news. we did the biopsy and it came back. michael: it was stomach cancer. the best he could hope for, doctors who removed his stomach so he could live the rest of his life without one. the only alternative? not living at all. >> i feel horrible because we got these two little boys. michael: it took time off work began chemotherapy and applied for disability from the edd. >> and then, silence. michael: they granted benefits, but no money ever came. his savings dwindled. of bills piling up. and feeling sick, he went to the office in concord. he says it was surreal. >> it was insane.

it was like insanity. michael: when he asked about his claim, the staffers set him in a cubicle and began calling in edd phone number. >> he dials this number between 15 and 20 times while icing there. it rings and goes to a voicemail saying we're busy right now, call back later. michael: james figured the man suspected him of fraud. >> i'm telling him i was diagnosed with cancer and he's like ok. and i said yeah, i actually have chemo report. i can prove it. he says i don't care. and i was like this is weird. michael: the staffer kept the number and kept hanging up. james decided to leave. >> he says ok, this is what is going to happen. i'm going to call this number a bunch of times. they are never going to pick up, but i am going to keep calling them. but they're never going to pick up. it was something weird. i kept waiting for cameras to come out and be like you're on candid camera. why am i wasting my time? i need to get back into care my boys. michael: james asked 7 on your side for help. we told edd about his case. a spokesperson apologized for

what happened at the dishabille the office, saying quote we thank you for calling this to our attention. an experience like what you describe is unacceptable. and finally, james received all of his payments. >> when the mon aived, i huge bsel g. da now, we would like to thank state assembly maker rebecca bauer, her staff was instrumental in helping to push his claim through the system. after the disaster of the pandemic, the edd says it is using millions of dollars allocated in this year's budget to improve customer service. we will stay on it and see if that happens. ama: let's turn our attention to sports. dan: yeah. larry: in any profession, it is kind of weird when the guy you train takes her job. and then you get demoted. so how is this going work? with jimmy and trey lance, they say we will be just fine. say we will be just fine.

i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. want a permanent solution to homelessness? spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol.

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homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. my 100% all-white-meat spicy chicken strips are back. look at them sitting there. just sitting there. can't believe we hired a director for this. spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box.

>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: for almost all of last season, the 49ers went through doing quarterbacks. lance was the understudy, now role reversal that nobody expected including jimmy p here because again, i know it's not exactly joe versus steve at this point, but it is really awkward for jimmy being replaced, portray, knowing if he does not play well, fans are going to scream for jimmy g.. garoppolo spoke to the media for the first time since february. member the news conference when he said see you, goodbye? but after shoulder surgery scared off several teams, he is saying hello once again. everybody including garoppolo expected he would be traded or releas he did not think about until very recently. >> it was weird, it was different, than any situation i have been entered i've been in some weird ones too, so i think throughout the whole thing, me, i am happy with where i am at happy that they are heavy --

having you back. things are working out well. >> we talked at his locker. it was all love, nothing is changed between us. he's like i can say to million times but he has been my big brother. nothing is going to change that. >> for me and trey honestly, i know a lot of stuff gets made in media, but we have a good relationship. so everyone can say what they want and everything, but we went through last year very similar to this situation, so it's not like we have not done it before. >> there is jimmy and there is trey, there's all about. this is going to be a collaborative group and i know that jimmy will have my back. larry: when in doubt, blame the media. college football season starts tonight for the san jose state spartans, they are hosting portland state. they wanted the mountain west two years ago, but came up a winner short of a bowl game last year, the coach says the spartans, led by former hawaii quarterback cordero are better prepared to have success than they were last season. >> it does not matter if you do not play well early. it does not matter. so, that is why we are just --

we are one week and a time, one data time, one practice at a time. that is all that matters to us. larry: onto baseball, a's auditioning for the future today using their 16th rookie pitcher this season. saint mary's while the trough, the top prospect. making his major-league debut in bc today. the a's finishing a three-game series in the nation's capital. gave up a run early after just two batters, but then he settled down with four and two thirds, just a single run and struck out six, so solid there. a's down one-nothing in the fifth. their homegrown top prospect, pay attention. this guy is really good. ball bounces off the top of the wall, he drove in all through dust all three runs. a's up 5-4. two strikes. game over, drive home safely. often rubies, it is the matt's first walk off of the year as the a's fall--- 7-5.

u.s., serena and venus williams have one 14 titles good one final go at the u.s. open. lost the first at 7-6, big trouble on the second, but they fight back. they tied at 4-4 and the crowd loves it in new york. they and the duo of -- winning 7-6, 6-4, serena will play singles tomorrow. this was the first time in four and a half years that the williams sisters played doubles, so they had fun, but unable to advance. circling back to jimmy g. and trey, you know, the most popular guy in town is usually the backup quarterback. jimmy garoppolo has taken a lot of junk the past for years, so it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. dan: it is just a complex situation. larry: well, if you have two number one quarterbacks. dan: a good problem to have. ama: coming up on cb's -- on abc 7 at 8:00.

stay with us for abc7news at 11. abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the abc 7 bay area news app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us good i am on the dates. dan: i am dan ashley for all of us here, we enjoy -- should have a good evening. try to stay cool. and we will see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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on the "jeopardy!" stage, we thought we'd reflect back on some of what we've learned about our champion over the past few weeks. although mattea lives in toronto, she hails from halifax. she's taken the lsat and now tutors others preparing for that test. she once crashed a car in slow motion and didn't drive again for six years? her childhood nickname was either poor cinderella or porcelain gorilla, depending on who you ask. and she owes much of her "jeopardy!" success, she says, to her high school debate coach. what we don't know about mattea is will she become a 20-day champion today, tying julia collins for the 5th longest streak in "jeopardy!" history. it's a big day for mattea but also for adam and becky, our challengers. welcome and good luck. let's see what the categories will be for you in the "jeopardy!" round. we begin with... ...presented by the news team at wplg. then... after that...