salgado once worked for the family's trucking business you work with this company, you know two years ago, so as a truck driver, so there was some kind of argument. i think they have a little bit, you know argument on that time around year and a half to two years ago. so then i think he leave the company. the same spokesperson says the baby was left for dead and died from heat exposure. it will be up to the corner to determine the exact cause of death. the suspect has been in custody since tuesday. he's still hospitalized hospitalized rather after trying to take his own life. community vigils will be held for the next four nights starting tonight at 7:00 when i were from now, they will take place at hart square in merced. now to developing news the search for a serial killer in stockton police say the first crime happened in oakland last april after last week. there has been there have been a total of seven shooting six of them were deadly abc 7 news reporter on sir. hassan is live in stockton and unser police say they see some

patterns emerging. that's right. i'm a stockton police. chief says the suspect or suspects is a killer on a mission. he says these murders have taken place in dark locations with no witnesses. we spoke to one bay area family with connections to this. they say based on these patterns. they're making some big changes to their daily routine. stockton police chief stanley mcfadden says his department is dealing with a serial killer who's on a mission. i'm missing a kill, you know at these scenes. there's been you know wallets keys, you know, this person could easy take in vehicles could take money credit cards, but none of that stuff has been taken chief mcfadden was interviewed on gma3. he says there's been seven shootings six fatal as he explains the woman who survived the shooting has been extremely helpful in creating a suspect profile. she did let us know it was a male suspect she was able to provide us a heightened weight

and that's what we connected with the video that we're pushing out that surveillance video shows a person of interest with the distinct limp police have placed the person of interest at several of the shootings. please say they don't have a motive, but there are some similarities with each shooting. it's very dark locations. it's locations where there's not very many witnesses around. it's okay cases where it's over saddled by trees, you know, this is a person that that lurks in the shadows, please say most of the victims have been ambushed late at night and most are latino based on those patterns. the alvarado family is making big changes. my dad is the one that he commutes to the bay area. so he's the one that wakes up, you know, three four in the morning to go commute. so it's been our concern with him, especially seeing that he's been we're hispanics and males have been mainly the ones in targeting karen alvarado says they're installing security cameras around their house and making sure their dad parks in the driveway to make sure that

we can at least see what's going on and we 've been telling him, you know go in and out real quick. no staying in the car. no, just like hanging out. just do what you need to do and head out. the stockton police say they're working with state and federal officials on this case a hundred and twenty thousand dollar reward is being offered to anyone with information that leads to an arrest reporting live ansar hassan abc 7 news. right answer. thank you so much and we are learning more about the youngest victim in the serial killings 21 year old jonathan hernandez. rodriguez was killed on august 30th. his body was found inside his car rodriguez's mother is sharing her grief saying she's so distraught. she's considering moving out of stockton. she also has a daughter and is afraid for her safety. the family is making a public plea for help asking anyone who knows anything about rodriguez's murder to come forward. and you can keep track of the latest developments in this story. we are posting everything we know on abc7news.com.

a string of recent break-ins is costing a san jose business some serious money after not having any real issues or problems for the first 13 years in business batteries and bulbs in san jose has been dealing with a number of break-ins over the past year. there were more than 10 between june and july believe it or not racking up thousands of dollars in damage and product losses not to mention concern about safety. we need to make sure that our staff is safe. our customers are safe and if we can't assure that then what what's point of continuing on? surveillance footage shows some of the crimes this store owner says he wants to warn other businesses to stay alert and stay safe on the break, but not there yet bay area gas prices came within a penny of setting new records than today. they went down not by much. we're talking a matter of pennies still. but it's welcome relief certainly after a seemingly unending upward streak a gas in san francisco. today is 661 according to

triple-a yesterday was 663 a week ago driver's paid just six forty one refund checks for some californians will start arriving tomorrow the middle class tax refund is designed to help offset the high price of gas and other things there are income limits and they're based on your 2020 tax return individuals making a quarter million dollars or couples making half a million. do not qualify for these payments to calculate how much you you can expect go to tax refund.ca.gov. today west coast leaders converged in san francisco making a joint pledge to find solutions to climate change california. governor. gavin newsom was joined by the governors of washington and oregon and the premiere of british columbia. they signed a climate agreement aimed at building a low-carbon economy for the future. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we've never heard of before that have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life and in order to address those challenges we have to collaborate less than a month

ago in california. we were this close the off the lights. stretched to a degree. we've never been stretched before. a key part of low carbon futures transitioning to all electric vehicles, california has pledged to be all electric by 2035. we're just learning more about the fact that covid-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on the number of hiv cases in the country because there was so much focus on finding the pandemic hiv testing and access to treatment was halted for some time abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is in the newsroom with more on these really important findings, leanne. yeah, dan. well that report released today concluded that we've lost some ground in the fight against hiv, but it's not only san francisco or the rest of the nation but worldwide because we were so again like you said focused on covid the united nations program on hiv reported back in july that prevention goals were off treatment goals were off they

called their report in danger. the headline is one that many feared new hiv cases in san francisco increased for the first time in nine years for starters hiv clinics were forced to close during the peak of the covid pandemic. it's sort of very disheartening because we have this way to combat hiv and we fell we completely backslid the report was sponsored by the pharmaceutical company gilead and the advocacy group glad the numbers are concerning hiv testing dropped by 97% at the peak of the covid pandemic if they're not getting hiv tests and learning their hiv status whether positive or negative. we also see that that impacts the way that we treat and care for the whole person as a result the number of people diagnosed with hiv went down by 17% in 2020 compared to 2019 those challenges resulted in less

testing, you know, kind of a bit of a setback for into zero goals and you know, we're trying to pick it up without testing many could not start on prep daily. medic we have been seeing quite a few patients in the hospital coming with late. stay jades who never got diagnosed. so this is a very important time to bring up testing. testing is so critical in hiv. and you know, it wasn't only hiv but we also lost ground in other areas doctors say for example the fight against diabetes cancer and dan cady cardiovascular diseases. yeah, what's the status on testing our are we beginning to catch up? no, not really. and right now, you know, i asked that testing for hiv is still not what it was prior to the covid pandemic. so doctors say, you know, they have a lot of work to be done and and what made matters worse was the drug problem here during the pandemic. remember when mayor breed had to declare a state of emergency.

know and for many people addicted to drugs testing was and to a certain extent is not a priority. so the focus they say has to be on trying to reach them. okay. good point leanne. thank you very much. about a month away from election day here with the fbi is doing now to make sure your vote counts and what you can do to help plus. what price is human like? the secrets of the campfire revealed. we follow the money behind pg&e's crimes and learn who at the top knew what i'm meteorologist sandia patel the warming trend on hold today, but not for long. i'll show you the fleet week forecast which includes what the conditions will look like for the blue angels coming up when abc 7 news

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ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. watch me. have been mesmerized by. coming into work and then working out the window the blue angels i've taken to the sky you could hear that roar the navy jets today over san francisco ahead of the fleet week air

shows and you could catch a glimpse of the blue angels and the fleet week air shows tomorrow as well as saturday and sunday plenty of opportunities and you can find the full schedule and stream events live on abc 7 news.com or just download the abc 7 bay area app super easy to do. i'm with you i'mma they are missing. well election day is coming up your ballot should be coming in the next a week or two. so look for them at home and now more than ever there is concern when it comes to elections and cyber security threats the fbi says since 2020 there have been has been an increase in cyber crimes and ransomware attacks all across the country now abc 7 news spoke today to san francisco's fbi cyber security branch. they say that they're looking for election cy, security threats on every level that covers the mail-in ballots ballot counting machines and the voter registration database, which is online. people register a vote online now, which i think is super convenient. however, there's all of this personal.

nation that is located on the internet. and so what the fbi does and what the us government does specifically sisa in dhs, is that we help counties and the state safeguard these websites. we ensure that they're using best practices for cybersecurity and that if we see anything from our investigations, we share that intelligence with them so that they can protect their networks. there are some good news election. ballot machines are not connected to the internet. so cyber criminals cannot hack into them. and as of right now the fbi says there are under credible threats, but they wanted criminals are using deep fakes technology. that's technology that allows anyone to be impersonated. there is one thing the fbi advises every voter to do if you see something obviously say something something seems strange speak up about it for elections, that could be something unusual at the ballot drop box or with your mail-in ballot. just be on the lookout for something. that just doesn't seem quite right. always got to be on the lookout. yeah, that's true. i say what is quite right?

the weather the weather like especially for those blue angel sandia. yeah, you know what? i am totally with you guys in terms of the blue angels you see them doing the practice rounds and you forget where you are because you're just so enamored with what they're doing. never. old and dan and am i want to show you what the forecast looks like looks fantastic. so friday fine flying weather is 72 degrees. it is going to be bright for the air show on saturday those high clouds that we have right now will thin out a bit. yes. there will be a little bit of fog in the morning but as they take to the skies in the afternoon should be just fine cooler and cloudier on sunday temperature coming down to about 68 degrees here are live views from our tower cameras, and you can see not only the fog from our sutra tower and emeryville cameras, but we're seeing the higher clouds from our vollmer camera and santa cruz you can see just beautiful blue skies live doppler 7 showing you a combination of clouds on different levels those temperatures right now in the upper 80s in lynn mid-50s coast side now the highs today came in into the low to mid 90s inland

along the coast in the low 60s. here's a live view from our emeryville camera you are looking at that fog layer looking back towards sutro tower. they're fine flying weather for the blue blue angels cooler cloudier on sunday, and we do gusty winds increase fire concerns next week tonight at 7 o'clock if you are stepping out to joy the outdoors, it's still going to be really mild inland 70s and 80s, but if you're going to be near the coast grab a jacket we have the fog temperatures in the 50s tomorrow morning. we're going to start out with fog and some higher clouds along with drizzle and then in the afternoon, you will notice numbers pop up into the low 90s around three in the afternoon. these are not the highs low 60s right along the coast. i'll show you the high temperatures in a moment morning numbers will be in the 50s. it'll be fog and drizzle to start the day. you probably notice that it feels like fall at least in the nights and mornings when it cools off in the afternoon. it is going to be a warm day in the south bay 84, san jose 91 and gilroy 99 and sunnyvale on the peninsula 82 redwood.

city's mid 60s right near the coast downtown san francisco. it is going to be lovely 72 degrees 66 in the sunset district breezy coast side north bay 85 in napa 88 in santa rosa 86 san rafael in the east bay 76 degrees in oakland 81 fremont these temperatures coming up tomorrow 91 in concord. three degrees in livermore now next week. we're watching a system that is going to drop down next week and just really park itself south of us. it'll bring in some showers in the sierra and southern california, but for us what we're concerned about is gusty offshore winds developing and raising our fire danger. so keep that in mind accuweather 7-day forecast fine flying weather for the blue angels the next couple of days clouds could interfere on sunday, but it is going to be cooler and then the cooling continues next week with the winds picking up and the fire danger going up as well. so we'll keep that in mind alma and dan as we head towards the mid week time period. okay. thanks andy. all right now, let's go to abc 7

news meteorologist mike. he is live at oakland international airport tonight. hi, mike. hey dan, i'm a hi everybody. yeah, i'm right outside. you can see the staging area for the blue angels. this is the eighth consecutive year oakland international airport is hosting the blue angels for this week's fleet week now, it's been a very busy summer at oakland we've had record people roll through the gates. and what's that going to mean as we head into the holiday season? i'm gonna bring kaylee scans in here to tell us a little bit about what to expect. how you doing? doing well. yes. it has been a very busy summer for oakland international airport. we just had three consecutive months of over a million passengers the last time we saw a million passengers before that was december of 2019. so we really are seeing some records being broken here and we so what to expect as we head into the holiday season. we do expect a very busy holiday season, so we do recommend booking early. and we do recommend.

reserved by just the summer. we introduced our new online parking reservation system that's available at oakland airport.com. you can reserve your parking up to two hours prior to your arrival at oak. also for the holidays, we're happy to introduce some new restaurants. so just recently introduced is tae-ho oakland where you can enjoy vietnamese food based on the streetside location in oakland's chinatown like that. yes, and also oakland draft beurgers chicken tenrs andcraft so enjoy the dash house right next dd kehat flight well, thank you very much. kaylee was nice talking with you. thanks for having us out here and things are happening here at oakland international airport. whether it's the blue angels taking off from here the next couple of days or if you're coming through here for the holidays. you're gonna see some new treats. that'll make your travel a little bit better dan ama. excellent mike that looks like almost a fake scene behind you. it's so cool with the blue angels. thank you coming up next risk

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adapt to this compounding issue of wildfire. they describe much of the time during past centuries as a pattern of fire resistance not allowing fires to burn and landscapes that are really have evolved and typically do burn he points to a growing movement often involving indigenous peoples who are reintroducing ceremonial burns to control and manage the brush and fuel that can feed fast moving wildfires earlier this year abc 7 news along with our partners at national geographic. profiled examples including the urach nation and the local amamutsen tribal band, which is helping to manage historic redwood groves in the santa cruz mountains how people learned over hundreds thousands of years of ways of living intimately with landscapes and with fire but in some parts of california, the wildfire threat is so intense. there's a level of planning that goes further making the case for building more fire resistant communities or in some cases planting what is known as

managed fire retreat the author's point to san diego. we're planners are restricting development on steep hillside's where flames can accelerate vertically making them nearly indefensible for firefighters. so their guidelines suggests instead of building midslow. how about building on top of the slope and actually creating a buffer? they say cities like los angeles have updated their planning to control development in wildfire prone areas while other communities like paradise side of the devastating 2018 campfire our experimenting with a it program to relocate residents from fire ravaged areas could. we pay for your land. made buffer. she says the strategy has been slow to gain traction, but has been used in flood and hurricane-prone areas. ultimately they believe no one solution will fit every community but in design by fire the author's document a growing urgency to change the way we live and plan for wildfires in

the future spencer christian abc 7 news. they say another emerging solution being tried in states like colorado requires developers to buy out building rights from landowners and fire prone areas in exchange for compensating those rural land-to-owners owners the developers then receive permits to build an areas with lower fire risk. coming up next secrets of the campfire revealed because if you find it you have to fix it. and to fix it costs money. buried within thousands of pages of newly released court records. what did pg&e know what did it do? and what did it fail to do before california's deadliest wildfire?

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persistent investigation by the fire power money team from our abc station in sacramento, and now investigative reporter brandon rittiman reveals the secrets of the campfire. they don't feel guilty. they don't act guilty. they're certainly not being held accountable like they're guilty. the pacific gas and electric company is guilty guilty of felony charges for destroying steve bradley's hometown, paradise, california when pg&e recklessly started the campfire in november of 2018 more than 30,000 people lost their homes many lost their lives steve's grandma colleen riggs. no one's paid the price for what happened on my grandma, but the ratepayers they're gonna pay more julian bin stock the justice i want for my father. i will they pled guilty and at

that point everything they did should have come out it. did all come out. piece no trial with the evidence that we had. they were going to be convicted that evidence the case against pg&e came together here in secret dozens of pg&e employees came here to testify under oath in front of a grand jury. the transcript of their answers fills thousands of pages the grand jury voted to indite pg&e on all counts ordinarily that would make all the pages public within 10 days under california law instead. the entire record was sealed because of a lawsuit paid for by pg&e pigeon doesn't want the general public knowing their culture is really anti-safety and pro profits. attend argued to the court for the public's right to know the

wall street journal joined us prosecutors fought to unseal their case the case they'd already won. thinks it's vitally important. that people know who did what win it's taken two years, but we finally have the documents more than 40 volumes one for each day of testimony in the case. huge victory. the guilty party should never be able to hide the crimes our team scoured through the 5300 pages of testimony to bring you this story together with evidence. we've obtained from years of public records requests and hours of interviews with investigators insiders and experts. we're about to reveal the crime behind california's deadliest wildfire as it's never been seen before after sparking the campfire pg&e said it was fully

cooperating with all investigations the lead prosecutor begs to differ every single one of our employees and every former p employee that is alive on the planet earth is represented by council. you can't talk to them to protect against the criminal probe pg&e paid for more than just its own legal. friends the company hired lawyers for key witnesses in the case, its current and former employees this spilled into view during questions about the century old caribou palermo power line the one that sparked the campfire one pg&e worker who used to inspect it stopped taking questions the pages show troublemen buck arden pulled a note out of his pocket and invoked the fifth amendment his right not to incriminate himself on advice of his pg&e funded lawyer. yeah. i i don't blame the inspector this out there that isn't trained that's not his fault

prosecutors felt the same way they weren't after line level employees. they wanted the troublemen's answers to go after pg&e and its leaders in a hearing that remains secret judge. michael deems granted something called use immunity the troublemen had to talk but his answers could only be used to prosecute the company not him. almost all the pg&e workers got this deal to testify every day. we fought pg&e arden told the jurors after getting his immunity. i've been fired once already for fighting them his inspections of that power line. i wrote up everything that i saw that i could possibly physically ride up. everything else is out of my hands. i mean i can only do so much that wasn't enough for prosecutors. they knew pg&e missed glaring safety problems. why if we can see this couldn't shoot? this now infamous sea-hook the one that dropped the live wire wire and sparked the campfire. it snapped after 97 years of

grinding away in the elements and you found those up and down this line. oh, yeah, we found it all over the line the da and cal fire found more hooks like it on the verge of braking some had grooves 2/3 of the way through these photos taken from the butte county. sheriff's helicopter have never been shown to the public before they reveal how the da found this danger danger pg&e missed see how easily you can see that it wasn't hard investigators figured out. all they needed to do was look at the tops of the hooks this space between the top of the hole and the top of the hook is what we started describing as a moon a thin nail moon like this one meant the hook was still good. but half moon worn into each other the more moon you see the more where there is. umra, you can buy it walmart the

investigation team taught itself how to do more effective inspections than pg&e pg&e's people thought it couldn't be done according to the transcripts. to be at the exact angle troubleman jeff sharp testified. it would be a hazardous position for yourself in the helicopter. okay, but obviously this photograph is taken from a helicopter. was yep, that photograph was taken by a law enforcement officer who has no training? no experience, but he he knew he wanted to take a picture of that. that's the problem prosecutors argue. how come pg&e didn't want pictures of that. they had a theory because if you find it you have to fix it. and to fix it costs money if you never change the tires. you're gonna get a flat. the inspections and patrols that pg&e was doing were not designed to actually find these problems. pg is inspectors testified. they didn't know they needed to

look for worn hooks. didn't know that they existed sharp confirmed. there's no training on that said fellow troubleman jeff simmons. i had not ever heard of a sea-hook failing darren clark added. he didn't even know they could break -- answers for the company because pg&e and its leaders did know the grand jury saw proof pg&e's own studies on warren hooks and eye holes going back as early as 1987 and as recently as 2018 on this bay area transmission line, that's where pg&e found these holes worn out by hooks seven months later. this came out of the campfire looks very similar the material and the pattern of ware said peter martin the pg&e scientist to authored the 2018 study. he concluded the parts would wear through when they got to be about 97 to 100 years old, but the workers actually inspecting 97 year old power lines up in butte county never got those findings they test side to pg&e's leaders take any action

after the study. no said david hernandez the supervisor who ordered it. not that he knew those are the people that are trying to do the right thing the problem in pg&e's culture is that those people are not appreciated and rewarded? and that's where the whole system of bonuses comes in. now in response to this story pg&e company spokesperson, lindsey paolo emailed a statement. it reads in part quote. the company did not oppose the release of the contents of the grand jury transcripts just the names of our coworkers as we have consistently said since the this issue arose, we believe that employee names should be redacted to ensure employees safety and security. we never requested any other information be redacted from the transcripts and quote pg&e. also pg&e also says today pg&e is a different company with new

leadership under patty poppe who became ceo in january of 2021 and a new board of directors that was elected in june of 2020. brandon rittiman has spent more than three years covering pg&e and its deadly fires. you can see this story and all of his award-winning work at firepower money.com. please take time to check that out when you can we'll be back. out when you can we'll be back. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart,

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deadly stabbing spree on the strip. it happened just before noon outside the wynn hotel two, people are dead six others hurt three of them are in critical condition police say it appears the suspect used a large kitchen knife to stab residents and visitors at random. he's in custody the motive is unknown. signaling a significant shift in government policy thousands of americans convicted of marijuana possession under federal law have been pardoned by president biden the move keeps in line with the 2020 campaign promise. he made to decriminalize marijuana the president encouraged governors to follow his lead in pardon people convicted on state charges of simple possession his pardons cover about 6500 people as well as thousands more in the district of columbia who were convicted from 1992 to 2021. the number of people killed from hurricane ian has now risen to 126 121 of those deaths are in florida. there's a lot of destruction in fort myers as you know, many people without food power and

water fire station is offering showers to those in need. so we have 10 tanker trucks coming in with water. we have these tents here that we are able to you know, you usually use for hazmat calls, and we've thought that let's set these up so that people can take a shower. is still some concern tonight that people may be trapped on pine island another hard-hit area. it's completely cut off but rescuers did build a temporary bridge officials are also looking into building a temporary bridge for sanibel island, but say it is complicated and that will take longer you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross go to red cross dot org slash abc one of the best parts of living in california. wow weather like this. what a spectacular sunset sandia has a seven day forecast next.

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meteorologist sandy a good weather. it is just i can't eat that's for sure with all the beautiful. standing on i want to show you not so much icandy southern california live doppler 7 tracking some thunderstorms that have been moving through the area as you will notice right now on radar. they're seeing some severe thunderstorms around borrego springs. they've also had about a dozen reports of dust storms in that area with visibility really poor right now borrego springs two miles el centro three miles and there is a blowing dust advisory through 8pm tonight to live doppler 7 quiet picture here. i'm a mentioned that gorgeous view there and dance at how nice it is you will notice from our emeryville camera with the pretty clouds that made up of ice crystals higher clouds good to moderate air quality the next three days for fleet week festivities as far as the high temperatures go 72 in the city tomorrow up to 94 in fairfield 66 in half moon bay. so really a nice day it is going to be warmer than today as we

head into saturday temperatures will dial back just a little bit and then sunday we'll be the cooler day with mid. jason lynn low 60s coast a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and it is going to be fantastic flying weather for the blue angels. next couple of days now sunday, there will be some extra clouds around it will be a little cooler. so i think dress and layers if you're going to check out any of this stuff, especially in the night and morning hours and then next week. we're going to notice those temperatures coming down below average winds increasing not terribly strong, but around this time of year when you get offshore flow fire danger goes up. so that's a concern coming up right? thanks sandy. all right, larry beale is here with the latest in sports incident. even started the season yes issues crisis management for the warriors as mentioned before they've even tipped off in game one. how do they deal with the latest draymond dust up with jordan pool? what's next?

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beale good evening. the warriors went into full-scale damage control today a one day after an altercation at practice between draymond green and jordan poole draymond did apologize to the team today and pool was there for that? but draymond's not going to practice the next couple of days and whatever discipline is handed down that's going to stay in house with the warriors. probably would not involve a suspension. we don't know what caused the confrontation but there was pool today at practice. he appeared to be fine no injuries or anything like that war is really bent over backwards to say that pool did nothing to deserve getting punched some suggested pool has been getting a little cocky is the approaches a huge contract extension steve curse at absolutely not warriors have been down this road before with draymond kevin durant situation. so this frustration within the organization that they're dealing with another dream on issue again gonna be any long-term long-range ramifications from this probably not but it's just not what

anybody wanted to be dealing with coming off of winning a championship it was nothing out of the ordinary until it wasn't. so you kind of set the stage for how we're gonna get through it. so. it's not like you can waive a magic wand and do it all in that moment. but you you start that groundwork on like setting the tone of how we're gonna through this and a lot of experience on how to do that these like inflection points in these moments. can make or break a team and my job is not let it break. i said, oh. someone put out there that that jordan had an attitude and cam. nothing could be further from the truth. he's been fantastic. so disappointing to see misinformation out there everything else. we will handle internally draymond is he is one of my favorite players. until i him that but he's i just said you're better than this. like don't don't.

do this don't do this yourself. don't put yourself in this position, but he is a good person. he is a good person he is i've seen it. i've seen a lot of things he's done yesterday wasn't one of them. and the warriors obviously taking this seriously if you bring out steph the coach ngm to address it. they are taking it seriously. all right moving on 49ers at carolina on sunday the panthers one of the teams that was interested in acquiring jimmy garoppolo in the off-season from the niner perspective this maybe the best deal they never made jimmy's taken over for the injured tray lance. meanwhile the one and three panthers opted for baker mayfield at quarterback the state if things had gone differently the niners might have been facing jimmy this week. yeah, i think we're advancing with yeah a couple different teams. nothing. i mean obviously came to fruition. but yeah, that was they were top of the list i would say one of the top couple but yeah, like i said, i'm glad the way things worked out and i'm here. so i'm focused on this stuff now. rudy gobert is seven one. he's on the left only 7-4 victor wimbañada could make him look

short the presumed number one pick in the nba draft next summer putting on another show in the g league the block at one end running the floor and all of you with authority. lebron james says big vic is not a unicorn. he's more like an alien. how about the three from steph range? the dude is seven four. 36 points leading his french team to a 112 106 that guy is going to be impossible to deal with next year. just finishing up on draymond, you know. warriors they could not win a championship if they didn't have draymond, okay, because he has special unique abilities. the problem is sometimes winning with him is also equally challenging. yeah, and at a certain point you just like he takes it up to the line and then we'll go over the light and that's part of what's great about him. he takes it up the line, but yes, but it's a stepping over the line that has been the consistent problem. so, thanks here. all right coming up tonight on

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