no temperature records and no spare the air alert today and while there is a flex alert for electricity demand is significantly below supply abc 7 news meteorologist. cindy patel is live with more on that. he has been a busy week sandia it has indeed and i'm happy to report that this heat wave is over today. the last day. yes, dan and alma. let me show you the high temperatures for today. got up to 109 in fairfield, but 67 and half moon bay. so a 42 degree difference the coast and base saw the noticeable drop 107 in livermore. this is it guys we're going down but until we get through tonight. we still have excessive heat warnings for lake solano and mendocino counties just be aware that the heat risk is still there where it is still hot right now compared to 24 hours ago double digit drop in novato santa rosa 20 to 25 degrees cooler 14 degree drop in san jose down 12 in oakland hayes in the air from our volmer camera, and you can see that that is due to the smoke from the mosquito fire in the upper parts of the

atmosphere air quality advisory extended through tomorrow. it's moderate air quality the next three days smoke from that fire can be seen just pushing over parts of the bay area and northwd.cusee, as we take a aird to moderate. it's the worst. around the mosquito fire and we are tracking with live doppler 7. possibility of rain certainly pouring in southern california. i'll be back with a closer look at our forecast for the weekend, dan. all right, sandia. thanks a lot. we'll see you shortly. remember this two years ago today the bay area made headlines across the country when the sky turned orange droneview 7 captured these unprecedented views. it was because of smoke from wildfires and while nowhere near as bad is two years ago. obviously the skies today had a touch of orange from wildfires burning to the north and the east of us abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn has a look at what people are seeing and what air quality and health experts are saying about it. take a close.

look at the smoky hazy sky. that's crazy. i see a lot of work for firemen the wind seems like brings everything into summer at cisco, you know, and that's not what we want smoke from the wildfires burning an el dorado county. and in oregon is making its way to the bay area right now. there is no spare the air alert, but experts say they're closely monitoring air quality for smoke impacts from wildfires. a lot of that smoke is actually a loft so it's not epic round level. and so that's the main reason why we're calling an advisory this case and not a spare the alert so for the most part we're expecting the air quality to be in the moderate range not to have any type of exceed the smoke in the sky can make some people really sick the fine particulate pm 2.5 that's in wildfire smoke can cause exacerbations of of disease in people with pre-existing hard of lung disease doctors say the best way to protect yourself is to stay inside and use a hepa

filter or air filter. we have an air purify on each room and our house and no is amazing that they've been on a 24/7 for the past three years. hardware north beach air filters are in high demand if the air quality goes down. we'll start selling them but experts say you need to use them properly windows have to be closed so it doesn't pull in the bad air from the outside because that will overwhelm the filter you have to properly side the device to the room. there's it's called the clean air delivery rate and you have to make sure that that's appropriate for the size of the room that you're trying to clean as hot weather and wildfires become more common across california bay area residents are learning to deal with the long-lasting effects in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news. remember you can track air quality and see where wildfires are burning in california by

using our online interactive wildfire tracker. you'll find it at abc 7 news.com air quality issues hot temperatures and yes a flex alert. it's our 10th day in a row being asked to conserve energy abc 7 news. anchor karina. nova is live in the newsroom karina. how are we doing so far? we'll take a look at that in just a second, but we are in the final stages of this heat event, but i'm sorry to say we're not out of the woods quite yet when it comes to the strain on the power. grid now, let's take a look at it. this is a live look at the demand right now and you can see the system demand is below the forecasted demand, which is great news, especially at this time. i look so much better than it did the last four days now despite the cooler temperatures. we're still being asked to conserve energy. here's the big concern from calaiso our load forecast for today is forecasted to be about 46,700 megawatts, but it's potential today with with the storms clouds and the smoke that

we could lose as much as 40 to 60% of our solar capability compared to wednesday due to the rain clouds and smoke. so this is a significant risk variable. as we know the grid is impacted by what's happening all over the state. the smoke mentioned is coming from the mosquito fire burning about 30,000 acres near placer and el dorado county line. but again here in the bay area when it comes to energy. it's following that flex alert and doing what we've done for the last 10 days calaiso says people waiting to use those big appliances like washers and dryers has helped us avoid massive blackouts fingers crossed we get through tonight alma. absolutely. all right, karina. thank you. so, let's take a look at the map that shows current pg&e outages and these are not planned outages the worst right now about a thousand, san ramon customers are without power in pg&e blames the weather now if your power goes out you can still get the news on your phone download the abc 7 bay area app.

let's move on now tonight from the abc 7 news. i team in an exclusive interview. we're learning so much about a woman killed in san carlos and the man now being held for her murder i-team reporter. dan noyes is here with a story you will see only on 7th dan. well, dan and alma this family wants you to know karina castro to understand what she went through. help bring her children home. they were taken by social workers after this attack. i holding up danielle gannon met me outside her home in vallejo today. i'm so sorry. she invited me to meet her son marty castro the father of the victim and yesterday's brutal sword attack karina castro. she was an amazing. very stubborn determined to raise her daughter's on her own. karina was 27 years old attended menlo atherton high school got her ged and worked as a doordash driver. she left behind seven year old

and one year old girls. she had the youngest with a man now held for her murder 33 year old jose rafael, selena lendetta, the family says he goes by the name rafa solano and that he didn't work. i found some rap songs. he posted on youtube. and correct or the possible method he is a diagnosed schizophrenic on meds and he would use that as an excuse for his behavior. he drank excessively and you're not supposed to do that on those kind of medications the family confirms what i learned from law enforcement sources yesterday. the solano happened violent with karina and she got a restraining order against him in april, but continue to interact with him. there's somebody out there abusing your daughter daughter don't let it go don't take no for an answer you might feel respons. well, matter what anyone says. i do too baby in the day before the murder snapchat messages between the couple got very contentious. i obtained more than a dozen

most with language to explicit to show here. she threatens to tell the world about his rape conviction involving a minor rafa calls her snitch lip and warns her eff around and find out karina fires back. you want to put a target on my back your homies going to know the real you and threatens. expose his sexual relationship with another man. she adds dude, go ahead and try and take me out just hours later. they had a confrontation in the street outside or apartment or daughter safely inside. he got really mad went to the trunk of his car pulled out whatever it was and killed it right there behind her car. it's done neighbor. saw it play out chappelle 4-born saw the gruesome aftermath. it was underneath the car and she was laying in the back of the car. just separate and then they covered her up. karina's family told me they learned about the killing yesterday evening through media reports her father rushed to the scene and saw the fire departments bring down the blood on the street. well, the deputy walked up he would not confirm who it was but i said she owned that black

volkswagen. he said yeah, that's her car. that's my daughter. social workers had already taken the girls danielle and marty want them as soon as possible. but cps said they'd have to go through the application process. i want those girls. that's what i want first. and i want rapha. i want fry in jail. i don't know what happens to him as i left marty castro was in tears calling the corner to get his daughters effects calling cps to get his grandchildren back and calling animal control pick up her dog and two cats. the arraignment for rafa solana was scheduled for this afternoon, but has been pushed to monday late today. the family texted me to say that cps has informed them. they will not release the girls to the father and grandmother for at least three to four weeks. i'll be following up on this dananama. dan thank you very much. if you need an ally when it comes to issues like domestic violence, you can find one by going to abc 7 news.com slash

take action. and now an update on another item story that dan noyes broke the violent to rest by san rafael police of a gardener who had an open beer leaving him with a broken nose and concussion. we know who has been chosen to lead the independent investigation into the incident a former police officer the san rafael city attorney announced it less than an hour ago. the choice is paul henry of independent investigative consultants, and we spent 27 years with the santa rosa police department -- noise spoke to the gardener's warrior about this his response cops should not be investigating cops. while still to come for thousands of people in the north bay, there's only one way out of an emergency and it isn't safe tonight. we're live with a look at what's being done make it better. this heat wave showed us how much schools could use ac. so why are state funds for it not being put to use?

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the one and only wildfire evacuation route for thousands is about to get a major safety. upgrade fire officials say highway 1 in southern marin county is so overgrown. it's simply not safe abc 7 news

reporter cornell. bernard is live in mill valley tonight with the story cornell. hey dan. yeah, this is shoreline highway. it is the best route at the pacific coast from southern marin on weekends. it can be a notorious parking lot. that's for sure right now. traffic is not so bad, but for thousands of people living in the hills, it can be the only evacuation route in the event of a wildfire trees and dry brush could make that route a lot more dangerous but a new project is about to make it safer. so, this is shoreline highway heading towards muir beach to the wester. jim casper shows us the source of his constant worry for more than 20 years a wildfire starting near his home off the shoreline highway or highway 1. we lift this on the left hand side a lot of debris on the roadway, which could easily catch fire which would be part of the cleanup in the event of a wildfire emergency. this road is the only evacuation route to safety for thousands of neighbors, but fire officials

agree. it isn't safe the with that section of shoreline highway is it's very overgrown with eucalyptus. there's a lot of dead and down fuels in that area. the chief says that's clear to anyone who drives this tulane stretch with hairpin turns trees can envelop the roadway like a canopy dip the potential for a significant fire threat is definitely there. should we have some type of ignition whatever that may be it's why marin county just got a 1 million dollar grant to start removing trees and brush on a two-mile section of shoreline highway from poplar street to the panoramic highway, so need to make that corridor safe that even under fire conditions that people will be safe inside their cars during a traffic jam mandatory evacuations can be chaotic during a wildfire like this one back in 2020 during the glass fire last year mill valley prepared for the worst staging this city-wide evacuation drill, but during the summer shoreline highway can be a parking lot. we found that out on labor day

when it took us more than two and a half hours to travel 10 miles distance and beach we will most avoid particularly on the weekends. because because you can't get in and out. that's why jim believes a safer evacuation route is long overdue anything that can help with evacuation route and keeping fire risk down is very important. how the project will start this fall and could take about a year the challenge is going to be how to remove all of those tree limbs without making traffic here even worse for live in mill valley tonight. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. okay cornell thank you a sweep of the homeless encampment near monetta, san jose airport resumed today after being postponed because of the heat wave the faa ordered the shutdown the city planned for the sweep long before the heat wave was forecast the heat delayed the sweep for a couple of days, but one homeless advocate says those living at the encampment need a longer break. people are just suffering and then starting up the very next

day. nobody has recovered from this heat wave. the city of san jose says it's still working to make space available at the vta lot for those displays. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather which thankfully ama has eased a good bit because i believe sandia. yes. it's so nice to have our natural ac back in business. although don't tell that to people in lynn because it was still in the triple digits today. the heat wave is over dan and alma. i want to show you live picture right now of riverside. this is from southern california our sister station kabc. you can see how windy it is down there because of tropical storm kay moisture that is moving in that direction. we're going to show you another live picture now and this is from the santa monica pier. you can see definitely overcast conditions. they have been dealing with rain from kay. so take a look on live doppler 7. they are still dealing with the outer bands of the rain and it will continue heading into saturday.

they do have flood watches up. they have high wind warnings. they have small craft advisories because it is a situation where they're getting the brunt of this system. obviously tropical storm k pounded the peninsula it is going to weaken even more and it's going to move out over the open water and weaken to a depression later on tonight going into the next couple of days. it veeres westward and then southward away from the coastline. so until that happens though. we're going to see the impacts from it. first comes the rain that's already falling in southern california. you can see some of the higher totals will be a right around palm springs, san diego area some showers could make it all the way up to the sierra and all the way up to the central coast. that's what it's looking like right now rainfall totals down south could be one to two inches and isolated higher amounts there. so here's the computer animation. you see those what showers continuing for your saturday case. you're heading to southern california here in the bay area when we're really looking at the isolated possibility. it's the central coast you will see those showers tomorrow night going into sunday morning, but

we certainly will have a lot more cloud cover and the humidity will be definitely higher. so if it feels muggy to you tomorrow and even going into part of sunday, you'll know why here's a live. from our pier 39 camera. well, the lonely sea lines are out there. nobody's visiting right now 65 degrees in the city. it is in the 70s for palo alto, san jose 84 degrees as santa clara at 85 a live view from our golden gate bridge camera, and you will notice that there is a little bit of haze in the atmosphere and here's a look at the temperatures 81 napa santa rosa still hot fairfield conquered livermore in the 90s and a live view from our san jose camera sun shining right now hazy humid and cooler start to the weekend slight chance of showers or sprinkles isolated thunder chance for the central coast and if there is dry lightning obviously concern for fires, but right now we're going to talk about the smoke forecast the mosquito fire putting out a lot of smoke and that is going to continue going into saturday. we'll still see some hays like we're seeing today. so tomorrow's air quality will

suffer because of this 50's and 60s on your morning temperatures. and humid because of that moisture we definitely will run cooler than where we were this morning afternoon highs in the south bay 85 san jose 83 gilroy on the peninsula mid 80s round redwood city 69 and pacifica on the peninsula side breezy along the coast 68 and daly city 72 downtown san francisco hazy in the north bay and cloudy 80 in santa rosa 81, san rafael 78 in vallejo in the east bay upper 70s around oakland 83 fremont inland areas. forget about the heat wave. i mean we're talking 80s. this is going to be pleasant, but it is going to be sticky 88 in livermore 87 concord accuweather 7-day forecast humid with a slight chance of a few showers between saturday night and sunday morning sundays warmer next week much cooler low to mid 80s inland 60s. coastside dan okay. sandy. thanks very much. they say time heals all wounds 21 years after a man lost his pregnant wife on 9/11. he's sharing his new book

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home that day in marin county decided he wanted to write a book dedicated to the boy or girl who would have been the couple's first child. i'll never have full closure always have the scar on my heart, but it's it's certainly a way for me to do something to memorialize the unborn child title like a river to the sea the book describes his years of depression and post traumatic stress. then the therapy that later enabled him to let go of his wife's and child's ashes. i was holding on to him because it was the only tangible dna i had of the unborn child so it allowed me to release those ashes in a beautiful. place she just wanted me to know how much she loved me. and she wanted to make sure that i let her family know how much she loved them. and she said goodbye. initially grand cola says he was withdrawn, but then was convinced to go to a holiday party where he met actor sean penn whose friendship was a turning point john's got a big heart. he's a very passionate man and

everything he does and his quite intelligent, but is his compassion is is more than evident by the way. he treated me today grand colas is remarried artist sarah hopkins who wears lauren's wedding ring, which had been at the jewelers on 9/11 first check and now both say lauren continues to speak to them with advice encouragement and support comes to you in the moment. she least expect it, but it's a beautiful thing granola's hopes. his book detailing is difficult. journey will help others deal with a sudden loss such as a loved one to covid and to deal with a generation lost because of an unexpected death. so it is a generational book in a way because it's it's a love letter to the to the generation that would have been in their 20s now including lauren and jack's unborn child. david louie abc 7 news and on sunday, you'll find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 on our website abc7news.com.

and on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app here. we've been grateful all these years alma for the relationship. we've had with jack and being able to speak with him as he's gone through this process and this book what a powerful tribute. absolutely what a journey he has been on. all the end of an era and the beginning of a new one tonight the pomp and circumstance surrounding new king charles the third and his first message to his people plus. i left my story thinking. wow, not everybody. does this when they go to work? a former abc 7 news photographer recounts her time with charles when he visited san francisco in 2005.

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bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7. news in our sorrow. let us remember. and draw strength on the light of her example britain's new monarch king charles iii delivered his first official address to the nation and commonwealth today the queen's eldest son ascended the throne immediately after his mother queen elizabeth. the second died yesterday surrounded by family in scotland

this new era marking the first time in 70 years a man is sitting on the british throne abc news reporter faith. abubay is in london with what the new king's address tells us about how he'll rule. solemn gun salute and growing tributes outside buckingham palace marking the official start of 10 days of morning for queen elizabeth the second a massive cheering crowd welcoming the late queens grieving sun back to london friday to begin his reign as the new monarch. inside saint paul's cathedral thousands honoring the late queens memory while also looking forward to the future singing the latest rendition of the national anthem. god save the king my sunset king charles the third in a recorded message delivering his first official public address after meeting with britain's new prime minister lis trust as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion.

i too know solemnly pledged myself. throughout the remaining time. god grants me. to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation charles announcing his son prince william and wife duchess kate as the new prince and princess of wales. the king has been waiting in his mother's shadow for seven years for this moment. he was just three years old when he became the heir apparent to the british throne as age began taking a toll on the queen charles took on more responsibilities in a single year attending 530 engagements on her behalf. so be the best prepared monet we've ever had having served so long as sort of tutelage under his mother longtime royal watchers anticipate as charles settles into his new. is king he might slim down the british monarchy. i think he will look at the infrastructure the buildings. do we need all these palaces should buckingham palace be opened up to the public more? and charles will officially be

proclaimed king tomorrow at an event and then after 10 days of morning queen elizabeth's funeral is expected to be held at westminster abbey in london fethabube abc news. and the newly crowned king charles the third visited san francisco back in 2005 with wife camilla. they made a stop at the empress hotel for the homeless in the tenderloin for they visited with a resident because the room was so small abc 7 news photographer kathy. cavie was the only media member inside with the royal couple. i was totally surprised when they just came in. the door closes and it's just the three of us in the room. i don't know what the protocol is. just trying not to do anything ridiculous. and and they were extremely kind to the resident. it was older woman, and she was completely like blown away to have prince charles in little tiny sro room. can you imagine the stop at san francisco was part of an eight-day visit to the united states for then prince charles?

we recently told you that some local school districts will eventually need to install more air conditioning systems because of rising temperatures sacramento has already started to give out some grants to repair upgrade or install new hvac systems, but as abc 7 news senior education reporter liam melendez found out some of that honey, it's just sitting there. when the pandemic hit in 2020 most california schools were in dire need of better ventilation systems to improve air quality so they could safely reopen assembly member phil ting quickly introduced a legislation to help install and modernize heating ventilation and air conditioning systems known as hvac. now with the hotter temperatures some school districts are realizing they may have to add more hvac systems. here's another need where schools could take a look at doing. features on top of ventilation they could do air conditioning. six million dollars for ventilation work over three ply

berkeley unified more than 447,000 alum rock union elementary school district in the south bay more than 1.2 million west contra costa unified more than two million and oakland unified more than five million oakland also asked for 1 million dollars for plumbing work because obviously districts have to have a plan around water filtration around ventilation before they could apply they can't just get the money and just say hey, we'll spend it when we feel like it perhaps that's why there's still roughly 200 million dollars available in the pot. the deadline to apply is october 31st of this year. there's money still available if they don't get it this round there's another round coming but adding hvac systems on older buildings represents a challenge for districts like san francisco unified matt. haney is a former school board member, especially with the heat that we're seeing right now. this has to move way up the list as a priority even though it's a bit challenging in some of these older buildings. it's something that has to get

done. money comes from the energy efficiency fund which rate payers already pay into which by the way continues to grow in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news. the algae bloom that spread through east bay waters killing fish in lake merritt has now subsided next you're going to hear from local experts who are looking at how to prevent it from happening again b meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase.

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estuary and ocean science center in tiburon first identified it during an event here nearly two decades ago. he says the species is both patient and mobile able to survive in a pond-like state until conditions are right and actually navigate around the surface to reach sunlight and nutrients so in doing so it can go right to the surface and get plenty of light because normally we don't get big blooms in san francisco bay because of all the silt load a high turbidity, but now changes evolving in san francisco bay have researchers debating what's ahead and how best to prepare? it's a complicated question for more than a century since the gold rush the bay has been historically mercury in part because of the heavy runoff from hydraulic mining but for several reasons many of them good the bay is now generally clearer allow. sunlight to reach the algae and with our growing population the increased volume of wastewater released by treatment plants has added more nutrients like nitrogen into the mix senior scientists. dave senn studies that

relationship at the san francisco estuary institute if there's less nitrogen there, then they'll be they'll be less opportunity for them to grow as big or to spread over as large an area or to last as long in the system as they did this time. there are proposed strategies starting with the roughly three dozen wastewater treatment plants that impact the bay including adding systems to filter or divert the nitrogen. this is a multi-billon dollar issue for the bay area. so we want to get it right and it's a complicated question because san francisco bay has been a nutrient-rich estuary from many decades and we have not seen the problems that we have seen until this past month. i mean white directs the san francisco bay regional water quality control board beyond studying the nutrient issue for more than a decade. she says the agency has asked wastewater operators. to take a hard look at their systems. we ask each of the wastewater utilities to look at potential options for nutrient rejection and look at optimization. what could they do to leverage

the existing infrastructure and some cost estimates run north of 10 billion dollars still senior scientist, john rosenfield with san francisco bay keeper believes the destructive bloom could actually put an exclamation point on a historic opportunity. he points to the billions of dollars the state and federal government are preparing to spend on climate and environmental projects. so now's the time to begin to do those things. we know we're going to have to do anyway in other words projects with multiple benefits. he says examples could include upgrading wastewater treatment plants to protect them from the threat of sea level rise while making them cleaner at the same time or expanding efforts to convert treated wastewater into drinking water to fight the drought which could create an added opportunity to sequester sequester nitrogen in the process. that's hard infrastructure, the human-made infrastructure the other side of this is nature-based infrastructure nature-based infrastructure, that could include restoring the vast title marshes that once ringed san francisco bay again,

protecting the shoreline against sea level rise while creating a kind of nitrogen sink where plants can process the damaged nutrients in the meantime researchers are still trying to pin down the exact triggers for the recent algae bloom which may be even more complicated than we understand right now. so it's not just a nutrient issue but decreasing the new nutrient load in san francisco bay is the right step for overall. health arabic. yeah. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decisions we make now will affect lifetimes to come and if infrastructure projects around the bay can attract additional state and federal funding we might think of it as an example of humans learning to play the same long-term game the lg do moving quickly to take advantage of opportunity. when conditions are suddenly right and there will likely be upgrades coming in any event wastewater treatment plants are regulated with what are called nutrient watershed permits. the renewal process is set to

again in roughly the next two years. listen closely today is the last day of the heat wave. congratulations all those people at the beach celebrating sandia shows you what's next in the forecast. we are talking cooler temperatures and even a chance of rain.

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there's only one choice. better these days down it does i'mma thank goodness. what a few days we have had sandia. yeah, it has been a week-long intense heat wave and it's over so i'm happy to report that dan and amma take a look at what's showing up carl the fog surrounding sutra tower and certainly is going to bring even cooler weather to the inland areas. so live doppler 7 right now showing you some clouds coming in from the south. you're gonna see cloudier conditions tomorrow and cooler weather only 60s to 80s certainly will be humid breezy. look at tuesday. i'm just fast forwarding temperatures below average. i mean when you're only in the low to mid 80s inland, that's a huge change still tracking

tropical storm k bringing rain and wind to southern california where they have numerous watches and warnings flooding is a concern down there as they have seen some pretty good rainfall and we'll continue into the weekend accuweather 78 forecast slight chance of a few showers or sprinkles between saturday afternoon and sunday morning. not a game changer sunday's warmer and then cool. next week down to the low 80s by wednesday am and dan very nice. can't wait sandia. thanks so much. all right, larry beals here with sports tonight larry. oh dan great conversation coming up with a's legend. dave stewart will have his number retired on sunday. plus. where's george? we'll try lance be without us all pro tight end on sunday in all pro tight end on sunday in chicago that is ne in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine.

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they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. sports with larry beale good evening, trey lance may be without one of the 49ers best weapons on sunday when the niners open the season in chicago 10 am kickoff here george kittle listed as questionable with a groin injury. he has not practiced at all this week. we have some video from last

week though head coach kyle. shanahan says, they're hopeful the all-pro tight end will be able to go without any practice, but think about this rain expected in chicago this weekend field conditions could be dicey may not make sense risking further injury to kiddle in the season opener. meanwhile shanahan ready to let the games begin everyone's anxious before the first game. you just wanted to get here can't get here fast enough. i mean there's in the sport. there's a lot of talk and stuff. that's what people enjoy that's what i enjoy when i'm not in it, but there's nothing to talk about till you play the game. so and there's only allowed 17 of them unless you earn more so can't wait to get to this first one get this year going and the first one's always fun. but it's the beginning of a long long run. you hope very long on a baseball. hey, it's woody giants and cubs ex-giants pitcher kirk reader at wrigley. carlos rodan on the hill pitch well that took the loss yangomes getting a hold of the slider parks it in the bleachers as the cubs take a two-nothing lead. rodan said two giants records today.

most double-digit strikeout games in a season with 10 11ks today most strikeouts in their first season with the giants total two 11 and counting but scary moment right there. austin wins was drilled in the ear flap by drew smiley had to leave the game giants woozy right lose for two. they've now dropped five straight on this road trip, the a's playing the white sox tonight. they will retire dave stewart's number 34 on sunday in a ceremony at the coliseum is gonna have a bunch of stews old teammates in town saluting the three-time world series champion of world series mvp having his number retired really important to stewart. he grew up in oakland used to sneak into a's games as a teenager. we first met reggie jackson actually in his prime stu was known for that menacing glare and four straight 20 win seasons. so good in the clutch. i spoke with stew about his excitement. into sunday the thing that i miss most about baseball. is friendships and and being around my teammates. and i'll have every influential

person in my baseball life and in my personal life. they will be their sunday and i'm looking forward to that. you know the names that are already retired are all national baseball hall of famers. so then the first thought is this must be something special that i've been able to to break that trend and become a non hall of fame number to be retired. let's do a little rapid fire here. i'll just throw a name at you and just give me you know, one or one or two, you know quick thoughts. it could be one word or whatever, but let's go tony larussa best manager. i've ever played for dennis eckersley. dennis is sensitive thoughtful and tremendous human being jose canseco didn't utilize the best of his ability in his talent mark mcguire the best human being in and out that i've ever encountered and ricky. best talent that i've ever

played with most impactful player that i've ever played with one of my best friends in life. so stu gave me a great story, you know, he was known for that menacing glare and batters were actually be afraid of him. he told me that started by accident when he was with the dodgers. he was coached by the legendary sandy koufax, and he couldn't get the ball down. so koufax told him lower the the cap keep lowering it lowering it and so you could just see his eyes and that so he could only see the catcher from there and that enabled him to get the his pitches down and that was the start of the menacing glare as he looked down. that's all he could see is that much so that's interesting. yeah. yeah. he's great. it's gonna be fun on sunday. yeah. thanks larry. coming up tonight on abc 78. it's shark tank followed by 2020 at nine tonight. it's a special episode queen elizabeth passing of the crown then don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00 and you can find a collection of historic footage from queen elizabeth's only visit to the bay area on the abc

7 bay area app. it's available to download for roku and other devices. well, finally this friday a few thoughts about what really matters with the death yesterday of queen elizabeth. we are reminded once again of our connection to and fascination with the british and the royal family in the country without a monarchy. we sometimes don't quite understand the role or the importance it has for the people of the united kingdom while there are many detractors in the uk the royal family still has broad support. that said a growing number of young people in there in that country believe the monarchy no longer serves a useful purpose and should be abolished. what few would dispute the queen led a remarkable life and a meaningful life filled with contribution to her country? through turbulent times for her people and a variety of controversies and scandals for her own family. the queen was a calming and steady presence for 70 years on the throne. she also symbolized continuity as political leadership changed

through the decades. that demanding role now falls to her son charles finally the king. in this time of mourning and change for the people of the united kingdom what really matters? god save the queen and now the king 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. thank you so much for joining us. i'm a dates. i'm dan ashley for sandy patel. larry deal all of us. we appreciate the time. hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again at 11.

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