away on this map the red areas. the evacuation orders are for the mill fire near weed the yellow areas evacuation warnings are for the mountain fire in the city of gazelle reports indicate at least 300 acres have burned air tankers from the mill fire are being diverted to mountain fire. we will keep an eye on both fires throughout this newscast. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley destructive fires bad air quality another flex alert this holiday weekend heat wave is turning into a hydra-headed problem for northern california. let's get right to the heart of the issue. of course. that's the weather abc 7 news meteorologist. and patel is live on the roof for us tonight with the latest sandia. yeah and dan it's gonna be brutal and blistering heat that inland areas will have to deal with as the heat wave hits this weekend. let me show you the warnings that you need to know about. so this is updated now sunday morning at 11 o'clock is when it ends instead of saturday the

weather service said hey, we're going to push it off a little bit that excessive heat warning sunday at 11 am until 8 pm tuesday for solano county until 8pm wednesday that covers all the hills the inland areas heat advisory is for the bayshore line marin coastal range 11 am sunday to 8 pm. monday temperatures will range from the upper 90s to the upper 100s for the hottest spots as we look at tomorrow morning. it's going to be the coolest point fifties to 70s at 8 o'clock notice by noon. you're already in the 80s inland. it's gonna be hotter than today. that's for sure. we're going to start to see those temperatures into the 90s and 100s, but those are not the high temperatures for the day. let me show you sunday's highs. they're gonna go up even more into the mid 100s and places like concord upper 100s by labor day. we're talking 109 in concord one 10 is what that model's projecting for livermore. we're going with 108 degrees. the coast will be in the 70s this heat wave is going to last for days. i'll be back to let you know. exactly. how many days and how hot it's

going to remain as we head into the accuweather seven-day forecast tama? all right, sandia. thank you. we are in the midst of a flex alert. it's the third day in a row and it will continue tomorrow in a flex alert from 4 to 9 pm. all californians are being asked to conserve energy right now. we are at the peak of projected energy use this graph from calaiso shows. how much demand there is on the grid? and here's what you can do to help if you have ac set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if your help allows don't charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and be sure to turn off any unnecessary lights. a wildfire has damaged part of i-5 near the grapevine in southern california and some lanes are going to be closed through labor day weekend for repairs. the fire called the route fire has burned more than 5,200 acres since wednesday and is now 37% contained firefighters have it tough, too. they're working in triple digit temperatures and in windy conditions. all evacuation orders have been lifted.

however, although 500 buildings are still at risk two buildings have burned down. firefighters across the bay area are preparing for a very difficult hot weekend abc 7 news reporter ryan curry went to the fremont fire department to see their plans. it is shaping up to be a busy weekend for firefighters in the bay area. the fremont fire department says it will be all hands on deck right now. we do have two crews training at our training facility. they're practicing pumping techniques of wildland firefighting techniques for this weekend battalion. chief. gary ashley says his crews needs special gear to be ready for the extreme heat. pants we wear this is a structured helmet. and this is a structure coat, right? but the big difference for wildland firefighting you wear lighter materials made of nomads. you wear a lighter helmet. it's always equipped with a heat shield the equipment for fighting fires is one thing but actually says they need to carry special equipment to keep them

safe from the hot weather. it's mandatory that we carry a tent shelter and that specifically used for wildland fires in case they're overrun by fire. they could pull out the ten shelter, but new to this pack and new to me is a hydration pack it carries two liters of water that the personnel could keep on their back at all time already on friday morning fremont fire station 7 had numerous calls and they are expecting more. it's not just the potential for fires. they have to be ready in case anyone has the heat related illness every apparatus in the cities equipped with our staff with a paramedic and they're trained to treat those kind of symptoms ashley has been working for free on fire for over 20 years. he says it's common to see hot days but temperatures this high is something they are seeing a lot more of lately last five fire seasons have been most intense in my 28 year career and a lot of that could be attributed to climate change but regardless of how hot it gets ashley says his team is ready

for the weekend in fremont ryan curry abc 7 news. the city of oakland is working to remove the toxic red tide from lake merritt before the heat makes the algae bloom even worse the focus today was on the surface of the lake and that work will continue through the weekend crew spent the past two days removing over a thousand pounds of dead fish from the shoreline. many people are turning to swimming pools, of course to try to keep cool abc 7 news reporter under hassan is live at clarkswim center in walnut creek where it is pretty steamy over there answer. dan good evening. the average highs and walnut creek in september are usually in the 80s today at peaked around 97 and it's going to be hot the rest of the weekend the staff here has been increased in anticipation of a very busy weekend. it's hot in walnut creek one way to cool off swimming at clark swim center at heather farm park. it's nice here in the pool. it's 70 high 70. so the pools at the pool water

is nice. yeah, labor day weekend is traditionally the last big weekend of recreational swim in preparation for the busy weekend and excessive heat. they've scheduled extra staff despite the ongoing lifeguard shortage impacting public pools across the country. we have danced the areas available for public swimming and which is a lot of us to increase our staffing to give our staff more breaks and to also monitor some of the spaces that will be opening up as kind of cooling areas. we have a classroom in a weight room that are fully air conditioning and we anticipate that people may need to get out of the cold out of the hot and go sit there for a little bit. clear shields wanted to cool off and beat the crowds while she gets in her laps. i think it's gonna be super busy that this pool gets populated from berkeley oakland san francisco. people come to this as an outdoor pool. it's a great pool if public pools are too crowded. there are private pools for rent. so this weekend we just were inundated with requests. amy sable has her pool on offer

for $65 an hour in orinda on the app sweeply. it's like airbnb but just for swimming pools kitchen guest house shower music. she says there's been huge demand all summer, especially for this weekend tons of requests a week. it's usually people in the community neighbors families if we really wanted to i could probably create an entire economy off of my my pool. lots of options for swimming this weekend now the staff here wants to remind people if you're going to be outdoors, even if you're going to be in the pool to stay hydrated to stay healthy in this heat reporting live ansar hassan abc 7 news. okay answer. thanks a lot. now people might be heading to movie theaters as well this weekend to get out of the heat and it will cost just three dollars a ticket national cinema day is tomorrow major change like amc and regal are taking part in this you can find a list of participating locations on

the national cinema day website many people are going to be cooling off with ice cream all weekend abc 7 news was in concord or a mr. softee truck was serving up to a happy crowd even the ice cream baristas. hey there having fun, too. being able to interact with customers and to see how they're doing. it's more than just a business transactions really great to see everyone smiling and excited to get ice cream. and you can find a truck near you on the mr. softee norcal app. coming up next new details in a possible connection between the deaths of two elderly residents at two different senior living facilities that are run by the same company also here. how do you make the governor's new inflation reduction act work for you 7 on your side's michael finney figured that out. stay with us.

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san rafael police chief has placed those two officers now on paid administrative leave. hi team reporter dan noises back with the latest on an investigation. you will see only on abc 7 dan. well dan the victim in this case a man we called mateo has been cleared of all charges he and his attorneys are considering their next move, which very well may be a lawsuit. stop one day after i first showed you the body cam video of that violent struggle that left a popular gardener from san rafael's canal district with a broken nose and a concussion a police spokesperson tells me those two officers daisy mother igos and brandon nail have just been placed on paid administrative leave penning an internal affairs investigation. i think that's an appropriate stat. that's a positive move says the marin county supervisor who represents that district trust is is foundation and you got to have it with the communities you're seeking to serve otherwise folks are going to be

hesitant to engage with law enforcement and and report crimes. that's just not good for any of us, san rafael police chief david spiller put out an open letter this afternoon in english and spanish saying i'm both personally and professionally concerned about this incident and how it impacts the trust. our department has worked hard. build in this community spiller promises a full investigation adding that mazariegos and neil aren't the only ones being investigated but all members of the department who were there and that anyone found to have behaved outside. our standards of conduct will be held accountable and disciplined as appropriate. i also received a statement from the ceo of the canal alliance the works on immigration issues in the area omar carrera demand swift action and a comprehensive investigation adding we will be hosting a forum to give people in the community the opportunity to be heard on this matter. there should be an independent investigation and all

appropriate steps taking so that these incidents have to stop. i renewed my requests for an interview but no response from the police chief. i emailed him that we'll have to talk about this on camera sooner or later and that he should address what this incident may say about broader issues in his department. well, dan, i know you'll stay on it as you always do. thank you, sir. today a judge throughout an indictment charging a dive boat captain with manslaughter in that fire that killed 34 people off the southern california coast exactly three years ago. the judge said the indictment failed to specify the captain acted with gross negligence, which is required to prove the crime prosecutors may appeal and can also seek a new indictment alleging gross negligence. another senior passed away at an atria facility this time in walnut creek. we've already reported on a 93 year old woman who lived at atria park of san mateo who died on monday after she after she drank dishwashing liquid instead of juice. she was given that to abc 7 news

reporter loose pena spoke to the son of the man who died who says there are similarities to his father's case. happened again days after 93 year old trudy maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of drinking juice at this san mateo atria senior living facility. another family is coming forward this time the incident took place at the age of facility in walnut creek. the resident was 94 year old constantine kanoon. the facility said he appeared to suffer a negative reaction on august 23rd. he died on wednesday the primary job of an assistant care facility is to enhance the lives of senior citizens, and now we have atria who has ended two lives in a week. so that is about as egregious a tracker you can get attorney neil mccarthy is not involved in either. but specializes in elder abuse cases. he's calling on the state to intervene. so what they've done so far is

duck responsibility and really the onus now falls on the state to do something regarding the death of constantine cannoon atria center statement saying in part at this time, we believe it was likely food-related. we're completing our internal investigation and await the official cause of death the staff members involved have been suspended in the meantime. we spoke to canoons son on the phone who said a worker at the atria facility showed him the cleaning fluid. they said he drank later on atres management set canon 8 hot cheetos and denied the cleaning fluid allegations. his son said medical records show his dad had burns to his stomach and esophagus we dug into the records of the walnut creek facility since 2018, california social services department has investigated at least complains against this facility some citing facility failing to provide adequate staffing to meet residents needs

and a resident sustaining and injury while in care mccarthy said the state typically releases a list of findings three days. after an incident of this type, it's been a week since the first death. all they're saying is were investigating what they can do is to spend licenses so they have the ability to put someone out of business you spaina abc 7 news we have resources to help ensure the elderly are taking care of safely and with respect you can find those on our website to go to abc7news.com/take action. all right, as you know, it is hot and it's going to stay hot for a while. yeah, let's get to the latest with sandia sandia. yeah, dan and alma we are talking about an intense heat wave that is going to be dangerous this upcoming weekend. let me show you how you can actually stay safe with the summer heatwave since we're looking at a high to very high risk of heat illnesses. never ever leave kids pets and cars stay hydrated and cool if you can take frequent breaks in the shade. that's a good idea limit your outdoor plans in the heat. i mean if you can do it super

early in the morning before the heat of the day or really late in the evening check on relatives and neighbors. here's a look at what's going to bring the holiday heat wave. it's this large heat dome over southwestern united states the high basically backed off just a little bit as a little system came through here not here but to our north and kicked up the breeze and brought a stronger marine influence here locally. you probably remember the dense fog this morning, but it's gone high pressure is coming back in and as it does we're going to start to notice and really feel the intensity of the heat, especially for the second part of the holiday weekend up and down the state. we have excessive heat warnings the sex of excessive heat watch and even a heat advisory for some parts of the bay shoreline and parts of northern, california. so how hot are we talking statewide? it's going to be intense tomorrow you're looking at 121 in death valley 108 in fresno sunday 110 in fresno 107 reading you're looking at 119 degrees in death valley that temperature

cranking on monday 120 there 111 in sacramento, los angeles 92 degrees with the hot weather comes of course the fire concern we don't have the strong winds, but moderate to high fire danger is expected here in the bay area as we had towards tomorrow and that continues through sunday and monday notice that hayes in the air above this marine layer. yeah, the air quality is starting to decline as the heat builds. so we are looking at a spare the air for saturday poor air quality for inland east bay and santa clara valley for the rest of you moderate air quality. so unhealthy air best to limit your driving if possible right now live doppler 7. we have some patchy fog out there temperatures compared to 24 hours ago down a few degrees as we had expected live look from our san jose camera. it's also hazy 69 degrees in oakland 64th in the city san jose 76 and it is 63 and half moon bay blue skies from our golden gate bridge camera. you see that breeze blowing in the 90s for fairfield conquered 83 in santa rosa hot spots. where in the upper 90s for some areas. hey, that looks like fun santa

cruz beach boardwalk always a good place to go. dangerous heat wave this weekend next week record highs and rising fire danger and we are looking at mild to warm weather near the coast fog will be limited to the coastline tomorrow morning, and it's just going to be some parts of the coast. that'll keep your temperatures in check morning numbers will be in the 50. 60s mild inland fog co-side south bay numbers 98 morgan hill 89 in san jose on the peninsula 87 redwood city 67 and half moon bay, san francisco 75 degrees. it's a warmer day north bay 91 in san rafael 96 santa rosa heading into the east bay 82 oakland 87 fremont. inland areas will be sizzling 100, fairfield and hazy 100 in livermore accuweather 7 day forecast heat risk rising temperatures rising records are likely extreme heat monday, tuesday 108 inland still triple digits through midweek dan okay. sandy. thanks a lot. and as you well know temperatures this hot or not just inconvenient. they can be dangerous next look at what can happen if you don't

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memorial day and labor day as the 100 deadliest days. that's what our incident of drunk driving unfortunately and the fatalities related to them increases on top of that. the current heat wave is also added to their concerns be even more people who maybe before this they weren't considering traveling to towards the ocean and cooler areas. and so we're gonna have more people out on the road though the beach might be the ideal place to find relief based off what climate experts we could say you may want to postpone other outdoor activities in or near santa cruz county locations up in the hills. stay hot overnight. and so if you go up into the hills for camping, or hiking if you and if you go out in the early morning, it's still going to be hot and dry and it's gonna be a stress on your body green says what people who are older have compromised health conditions are more prone to heat sickness. no one should underestimate the heat you have had young people

who went out and enjoyed the day out at the boardwalk and found themself feeling dehydrated dizzy nauseated and needing to come to the emergency department green highlights important signs to avoid ever getting to that point having to find yourself here. you're getting to that point where you're starting to feel a little off balance. that's that's your body saying oh you need to hydrate hydrate adequately with water zach fuentes abc 7 news and you can find stories about the health impacts of heat on our website to abc 7 news.com share them with your friends. and anyone you know, who's at risk to help them. stay safe. so to come san francisco usually escapes these heat waves, but not always tonight a look at what it will take to figure out what parts of the city are most vulnerable. the inflation reduction act can save your family a lot of money. i'm michael fenney and i'll explain how coming up on 7 on your side.

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breaking news an update. on two wildfires burning in siskiyou county. this is a time-lapse view of the newest fire the mountain fire.

it's burned at least 300 acres near gazelle. that's a tiny town just across i-5 from lake shastina evacuation warnings are in effect. this is just a few miles from the mill fire, which is destroyed homes in the city of weed. people are being ordered to evacuate this fire is about 3,000 acres since it sparked around 1 pm and there is no containment. a heat wave has hit the bay area as you know, but it's hard to tell along the coast check out the fog this morning in pacifica much cooler there but even foggy san francisco is seeing an increase in extreme heat events city officials are taking action creating a heat map to determine which neighborhoods are most vulnerable to the impact of extreme heat abc 7 news reporter liam melendez says this information is vital to preparing for climate change. some like it hot but the health implications of increasing temperatures are of concern to a city with so-called urban heat islands lots of concrete not a lot of trees and you get the

heat can go up considerably just in those areas chinatown for example has a large number of surfaces that absorb heat coupled with the fact that there's a lack of tree cover and shade because temperatures will be higher this weekend volunteers are mapping the city to discover which streets and neighborhoods get hottest during a heatwave using car mounted heat sensors these volunteers began collecting temperature and humidity data beginning at 6am then 3pm and seven at night being able to capture temperature and humidity throughout our neighborhoods at different times of day also helps us to understand how long heat is staying or persisting in certain pockets of our city think of it as a preemptive strike if neighbors are told their street is hotter than other is in the city and there's a lot of concrete and few green spaces. there are a few things the city can do to make things. cooler parks and more trees help with the urban cooling.

that's a no-brainer. so san francisco can for example reconfigure sidewalks to make room for more trees in los angeles painting the pavement in a light-colored sealant to reflect the heat has become popular in neighborhoods with little green spaces in new york reflective roofs are keeping buildings from trapping the heat making things much cooler. san francisco may not be as hot as those two cities, but knowing that our climate is undergoing changes. the idea is to start working now on making it a heat proof city in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news box fell sharply today heading into the labor day holiday weekend the losses followed a rally that came after the august jobs report showed moderate growth the dow fell nearly 338 points the nasdaq dropped about 155 and the s&p

500 lost about 43 points to close the week just under 4,000. the inflation reduction act has a lot in it for consumers. so, how do you make it work for your family 7 on your side's michael? finney is taking a deep dive into that and has the information for you now michael dan. i took a deep dive into a very shallow pool of information. there's a lot we do not know that no one knows the inflation reduction act of 2022 has 730 pages. we are still waiting for guidance from the irs and some lawmakers and we won't get some of that information for at least another year. however, there are some decisions to be made now that can save you and your family money. it comes to cash savings. there are two main concerns for consumers home energy savings and money for buying an electric or alternative energy automobile. when dealing with the increasing post-pandemic traffic know that the inflation reduction act can

smooth out that ride with rebate for electric and other alternative fuel cars. cherry milambach lives in a solar powered home and drives a hybrid car. he says when it comes to rebates and tax credits take the long view ten years from now or 12 years from now and it's supposed to be mandated. you're not gonna get that money. so you're gonna be ultimately having to buy it. without any benefit extra benefit from it a very good point but in the near term, should you buy now or next year that's important because next year there are new rules including limits on how much you can earn and how much the car can cost cpa larry pond is keeping close track of all this and the limit is three hundred thousand dollars if you're married filing jointly 150,000 years single and 225,000 if your head of household. now the price limits on the car is based on msrp the top price you can pay and she'll get a

rebate is $55,000 for a car $80,000 for a truck banner suv. play the system and you can save as much as $8,000 on a new electric or alternative energy car. now look at your home. the inflation reduction act allows homeowners to get energy credits that can save them thousands of dollars. there are no income restrictions, but if you buy the wrong products, you won't see the government savings $600 on any one item. six hundred dollars for exterior windows and skylights and $250 for exterior doors up to a maximum $500 a year and there are different rules for solar power and power storage heating systems and hot water appliances it gets complicated. here's some great parting advice from larry if you're gonna do some home improvement, you might want to some planning home improvement planning and your tax planning at the same time. bottom line before spending money on home improvements and

electric or alternative fuel cars. you will want to stop and make sure you understand all of the federal and state rules before moving forward dan. i'll be reporting a lot on this and that months to come so as we get information, we'll pass it on. okay, great, michael. thank you very much. for the first time covid booster shots are getting an update tonight. we answer your questions about if you should get one when and why. stay with us. stay with us. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees.

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shipment next week with appointments at their mass vaccination sites starting shortly after the county's own vaccination sites expect to be ready within a day to give large quantities of these updated boosters as soon as they've received their inventory appointments can be made at scc-freevax.org and santa clara county public. director dr. sarah cody recommends everyone to make one according to wastewater data, dr. cody says the county is still seeing a lot of covid circulation and 10 to 15 residents are dying weekly. she applauds the work the community has done thus far and says this is the next step in saving lives. people are tired of adapting their behaviors. people cannot adapt their behaviors for two and a half years and that's why it's incredibly important to have a updated vaccine an updated booster that you can get boosted and you can feel more confident that you have protected yourself cdc recommendations as to when you should receive your booster

for optimal protection will be announced soon in santa clara county dust and dorsey abc 7 news. and we are tracking monkeypox cases in the bay area we have about a third of california's cases with the highest number 740 being in san francisco. this map is at abc 7 news.com and it's updated daily with the latest information release by individual counties as well as by the state. the heat will peak this holiday weekend. sandia shows you where it will get dangerously hot and where you can find relief next. you can find relief next. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

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the choice is clear. breaking news in the investigation of the fatal shooting of 23 month old jasper woo in oakland. the chp has just released this photo of a car they believe was involved in the freeway shooting that killed jasper on 880 near the 980 interchange last november the chp believes the cars in this picture. a 2007 to 2010 gray infinity sedan on the left and a gray

nissan sedan were involved little jasper was strapped in his car seat in the backseat of his mother's car when a stray bullet hit him as you may remember the chp is asking anyone with information to call their tip line 707-917-4491 to help find whoever killed young jasper. again. that's 707-917-4491. and we continue to keep an eye on two wildfires burning in siskiyou county. the mill fire has destroyed homes in the city of weed. it's nearly 3,000 acres in size and there are mandatory evacuations in place state route 97 is shut down and firefighters are being split between that fire and this one burning just a few miles away. this is a time lapse of the mountain fire. it's at least 300 acres in size so far just evacuation warnings not orders are in place for this fire. all right, but of course, we'll be keeping a close eye on those fire conditions all weekend on absolutely meteorologist. sandia patel is here with what's in store this weekend sandia. we have a number of things high fire danger risk of heat illnesses will be high and of

course the intense heat dan and alma. let's show you the excessive heat warning covers all inland areas up to 107 degrees inland. it is going from sunday morning to tuesday night solano county until wednesday night now heat advisory is for the bay shoreline and the marin coastal range highs up to 98 degrees with that heat advisory sunday morning. monday night heat illness risk will be high. it's going to be hot and hazy inland temperatures going up into the 90s and 100s the coast remains comfortable. so if you want to get away from the heat looking at a live view from our tam cam tomorrow very high uv index but mild to warm you will notice stinson beach 73 86 in santa cruz ocean temperature right now. degrees now as we head into the weekend, tomorrow's a spare the air day so keep that in mind unhealthy air quality right now. it is good to moderate the accuweather seven-day forecast turning up the heat becoming extreme for monday tuesday upper 100s 90s around the bay 70s coast side temperatures do slide

and go down middle to latter part of the work week. i'm again. that is sandia. thanks a lot amazon tough news for the giants. yeah, let's get to larry bill for the latest larry. oh, yeah. it's been a season of tough news oh captain my captain has brandon belt played his final game for the giants the injury that may end the veteran first baseman's career that is next in sports. sports. 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. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death.

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with larry beale good evening, the self-proclaimed captain brandon belt may have played his last game for the giants. he needs season ending knee surgery belt has been with a giants for 12 years when he's healthy. he provides great defense at first base some power some laughs with the captain's hat, but this is going to be belts third surgery on that achy. right knee. he was terrific last year in the captains had i mean it very entertaining but he slumped badly this season hitting only two 13 with eight-home wrist. his contract is up at the end of the year. so this could be the end for the 34 year old veteran, although catfish is he wants him back?

oh the grand pubaz who rule college football have for years resisted the call to expand the national championships after he's a no no, no, no, no now they want to go from four teams to 12. the new format could begin by 2024 more teams in the playoffs could actually help save the pac-12 in this new expansion era with teams jumping all over the place to every conference that offers in more money on the field stanford and cal opened the season tomorrow both were at home cardinal hosting colgate cow face as uc davis both teams coming off of non-winning seasons calendar bowl birth by one game while david shaw and stanford, they finished a hard to believe three and nine very unusual and shaw says they're just trying to get too fancy. i think honestly over time. yeah, we had too much. we're doing too much doing too many things. and i think focusing back on our principles and cutting down what we do so we can be great at what we do ultimately it's a team game and all of us gotta you know every coach and player and unit.

needs to show improvement. we haven't done enough. to get to where we want to go to and ultimately we got to go out and perform on saturdays and that goes to the offense that goes to the defense the special teams and us as coaches. to the nfl the 49ers hard to season starts in a week in chicago a week from sunday. that is we try lance is the starting quarterback and jimmy garoppolo now is the backup. that was an unfathomable situation. it's recently just a few days ago. but here we are garoppolo 31 and 14 as the niners starter but publicly has no problem being the backup taking a zen-like approach to the whole thing as is his style. i mean, yeah, if that's gonna take a blow to your ego you got you got good. check your ego a little bit. but no, i think you got know who you are in this league who you are as a player who you are as a person and i think that's gonna carry you a long way. so that's why i'm really not too concerned about that. the incredible serena williams story continuing at the us open playing isla tomlanovich in the

third round russell wilson and sierra among the celebs in new york, serena lost the first at seven five after she was up early looking good in the second the big scream after the winter went up five two and then couldn't hold on went to a tiebreaker which she won seven four and this incredible drama. she's 40 years old and battling it out there in the third and final set in new york with everybody rooting for serena. everybody roots for this guy too, klay thompson enjoying his summer. i thought he was having an aneurysm or something. i was in call the paramedics now that is just his boat dance. i'll have what he's having. this is from the four-time nba champions instagram account in coming. you know, what after the last two summers rehabbing injuries clay deserves have some fun. i really don't know what that is. that's the elaine dance from seinfeld it is it is entertaining though good stuff from clay enjoying summertime. thanks, larry. all right. right coming up tonight on abc

78. it's shark tank followed by 2020 at nine then don't miss abc 7 news at 11. and remember abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. me tonight a few thoughts about what really matters the ability to adapt to a changing environment is critical to the survival of all living things and our environment is surely changing our survival as a species may or may not be on the line. we might survive even if things get much worse, but at what cost literally and figuratively can we afford to endlessly spend billions of dollars rebuilding from storms fires and floods not to mention the loss of life and the loss of quality of life. climate change is having an ever-increasing effect on our weather water supply wildfire risk and more. experts and politicians who decades ago started warning the world were mocked and dismissed.

they don't seem so crazy these days. but even for those who don't believe global warming is as bad as all that why wouldn't we want to ease the pressure on our planet by reducing carbon emissions conserving water and electricity better protecting our forests and oceans from over-harvesting. we can all see the changes what really matters why play russian roulette with our world. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. all right that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for larry peel sandy patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and that we see you again for abc 7 news at 11.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a post doc from ithaca, new york... a law student from st. louis, missouri... and our returning champion, a ride share driver from philadelphia, pennsylvania... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny, and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" perhaps it was the beaded necklace hand-made for our champion by his 8-year-old son

that allowed ryan long to secure his fifth straight win yesterday., solidifying his spot in the tournament of champions. we know he will be joining some of this season's greats, like amy, matt, and mattea, this november. but today, he faces two new challengers in li-mae and toni. welcome to you both and good luck. let's see the categories you'll all be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. we'll start with... responses are made up of letters in the word "admissible." and... and... [laughter] ryan, you'll select first. uh, let's try that's in admissible! for $600. - li-mae - what is "amble"? - yes. - in admissible for $800.