dollars in total the state will pay out 9.5 billion dollars and just mentioned this is supposed to help driver's offset the high price of gas, which has been near record levels, but good news local prices are coming down. san francisco prices dropped two cents in a day according to triple a and now average 6:59 oakland and san jose drivers are paying 644 today down four cents from yesterday, but this is still a dollar more than month ago and today governor newsom announced new action. you see it on your screen in his tweet quote. i'm calling for a special session to address the greed of oil companies gas prices are too high time to enact a windfall profits tax directly on oil companies that are ripping you off at the pump. that's from the governor. now that special session is scheduled for december the 5th almost two months away that will be after the election. of course. the timing was called out by the western states petroleum association quote if this was anything other than a political

stunt the governor wouldn't wait two months and would call the special session now before the election this industry is ready already right now to work on real solutions to energy costs and reliability if that is what the governor is truly interested in now when it comes to tax credits and refunds there a chance they could do more harm than good. that is a good question and could they make inflation worse? actually abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn takes a closer look. mission today near sfo how much did you spend on gas today? $30 rich aubrey. hope to save a little extra money as he waste for a gas tax refund from the state of california. i think it's great. you know, this is the highest inflation and what 60 70 years so it's a well needed. electrical contractor goping joe spent big bucks on gas today 135 dollars. it's a lot of money into you know, just spend on the guessing the going rate for a gallon of

regular gas at this gas station 669 to fill up this live truck today about 24 gallons the total price 161 bucks. so many people say they can't wait for that boost from the government, but we'll gas rebate checks drive up prices some economists say so beth acres with the american enterprise institute stated quote. handy out dollars in an inflationary environment will only make matters worse by driving up prices further economists say people might spend money on clothes or appliances and that increased demand may actually drive up prices further harvard professor jason furman tweeted earlier this month as such these inflation relief payments will export inflation to the rest of the us with some showing up in california too local economists sffu professor. daniel ventil does not believe the payments will adversely affect the economy. this money will not be used to finance new goods and services. it's going to be used primarily to repaid debt to pay down credit cards. it's not going to affect the overall economy on any

perceptible measurable way. the fed is offsetting anything in terms of what governor newsom is doing with with newsome helicopter money. it's not going to be a big enough effect to for the tale to actually wag the dog in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news stocks ended the week with a thud as a still strong jobs report ignited more inflation and rate hike fears. here's a look at friday's closing numbers the dow saying 630 points to close at 29,296 the nasdaq also took a hit to closing 420 points down the s&p shed 104 points despite. today's heavy losses stocks still finished the week higher. thanks to rallies on monday and tuesday police continue to search for a suspected serial killer tied to deadly shootings in oakland and stockton and all there have been seven shootings. the oakland shooting was the first in april of last year a few days later in stockton a woman survived the second

shooting the rest of the shootings did not take place until more than a year later all in the stockton area now earlier this week police released this video of a person of interest. the shootings have been linked by ballistic evidence and have happened in dark locations without any witnesses the motive still very much a mystery. there is a 125, reward for information leading to an arrest and you can keep track of the latest developments in this story. we're posting everything that we know on abc 7 news.com night the second of four vigils for the four members of a merced family who were kidnapped and killed this week and there's been a second arrest in the case. the suspects brother alberto. salgado is now in custody jesus delgado. the alleged kidnapper was booked into jail last night. he'd been in the hospital deputies. say he tried killing himself before being taken into custody tuesday. the victims were kidnapped on monday a baby her parents and her uncle and their bodies were found wednesday in a field investigators. haven't said how all the family

members died, but did say the eight month old baby died from exposure the merced county sheriff spoke of the grief. this has caused their families. it's just it was horrible the torment it almost brought me to where i was gonna want a song. it's going to see that anguish and to right now our focus is to see that that family. justice and to gofundme account is now active for the family within a day has gathered more than 75,000 if you'd like to donate you'll find a link to it on abc 7 news.com. shocking video coming to light now shows the moments a gun is drawn and shots are fired in an attempted carjacking at a very popular shopping center in san

francisco abc 7 news. anchor dion lynn went to the anza vista neighborhood where it happened just days ago. this is a story you'll see only on seven. we always see children here pets, you know, it's it's family-friendly. it's insane to see something like that the shopping plaza along geary boulevard surprising to hear about it for the first time right now video used in the police investigation shows two men approach a driver in a blue honda sedan one armed with a gun fires off a shot. sfpd confirms the incident happened at around 5:30 on friday, september 30th. definitely looks like a safe area like there's been a few car break-ins but that's it in a second video. we're only able to show you a screenshot. you hear the suspect fire multiple rounds at the honda a week later. you can still see where police mark the shell casings and in total. we counted 10 as frightening as news of this incident is it is crazy that it happened here, you know where we have lunch at and you know, just chill here and eat, you know, it's crazy those we spoke that civ awareness and

it looks so safe, but it just makes you think you know something can just go wrong in a blink of an eye the victim in the honda was able to escape no arrests have been made and sfpd asks anyone with information to come forward in san francisco dion limb abc 7 news a video is making the rounds on social media showing a scantily-clad woman getting out of a san jose fire truck and walking into a strip club tonight city leaders are speaking out as an investigation gets underway abc 7 news reporter. reporter. zach fuentes has the story. the video shared on instagram thursday night was taken in front of san. jose's pink poodle nude adult club in the city's burbank neighborhood a fire truck with its lights on was parked on the street the video clearly shows a woman in a bikini getting out of the cab and walking straight to the entrance of the club abc 7 has not gotten permission from the person who shot the video to show it but city leaders have seen it and they're not happy with what they saw san jose fire

chief robert. stop being jr. released a statement saying the department has become aware of concerning video posted on social media and investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video, san jose may or sam. licardo also issued a statement saying if the investigation concludes that this video is as bad as it looks then heads must roll the mayor said adding we cannot have a life critical emergency rescue apparatus relegated to a frat party bus north tolerate any conduct. that's so demeans a heroic work of the rest of our sjfd team. i trust that chief robert sapien is one of our nation. inspired chiefs were respond accordingly at the pink poodle. no one was talking. no one returned our calls in the person working at the establishment did not want to comment on the video vince grimaldi owns the business next door to the pink poodle. he says they've been great neighbors, but he is concerned about the video somebody's having a really good time on city funds that we pay good tax dollars for we've got crime in the area. i have to spend 20 30 minutes at this store closing up to keep

people from breaking in and you know in in vandalize and all problems we have and this is what we're focusing on the city of san jose has a code of ethics policy guide that applies to all city employees whether this is a violation of that policy isn't clear yet. we ask the san jose fire department what their policy is regarding civilians in a fire engine. it is not responded to our request. however in the statement, they did send to abc 7 news. they said that if an internal investigation reveals inappropriate behavior appropriate steps will be taken to address the matter in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. oakland police have arrested a suspect of the 100th homicide of the year the deadly shooting happened monday on kirkham street in west oakland today police announced 40 year old khalil ativa was charged for the murder of lewis. true hill police. say the two were arguing over a drug deal. tonight you'll hear directly from oakland's police chief abc 7 news insider phil meteor sat down with him to talk about ghost guns gangs and getting

violence to stop plus. and while all eyes are on the big show in the sky, there's something much smaller that we should pay attention to we'll explain. i'm meteorologist sandy patel beautiful skies for fleet week festivities today. i'll let you know if the weather will cooperate for the blue angels again this weekend coming up and you can cheer on a local contestant on jeopardy tonight. dan. thayer is a musician and crossword editor from san francisco. you see him here with jeopardy host ken jennings, see how dan does tonight jeopardy ears at 7pm right after abc 7 news at 6.

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angels soared over san francisco bay today, they closed out a great day of aerial fund fleet week air show was just one of the things that brought people to san francisco's waterfront. we talked with fleet weeks executive director about why this event is just such a big deal. it's important first and foremost because there are so many veterans in the bay area

and san francisco as well. and so it's showing recognition for their legacy as well as celebrating the men and women who serve in the military. this morning. there was the other fleet week favorite. that's the parade of ships always impressive days two and three of the air show where tomorrow and sunday and of course, there are free ship tours along the waterfront and a lot of activities for all ages at marina green. so avail yourself of just a terrific weekend of fun. we're live streaming fleet week events, including the air show. you can watch all the action on your own big screen at home if you download the abc 7 bay area app for your roku google tv, apple tv or other device and you can find the full schedule of events at abc 7 news.com. it's also available by downloading the abc 7 bay area app. and as crowds gather for fleet week health experts are warning another covid surges on the way abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry shows us what they're telling people to be aware of. fleet week 2022 is seeing crowds resembling what it looked like

before the pandemic many people were out at marina green friday enjoying the annual event. it's my first time here at a fleet week. i've never been in i always wanted to see what it was about. however covid-19 is still spreading summon fleet. week are keeping masks handy just in case this is no problem as far as that everybody pretty much watches their thing and i do carry one of these but so far so good now health experts are asking people to be cautious from attending events. there's still a lot of virus out there circulating in the community doctor. look patel says current trends in europe suggest a surge in the united states is likely coming in the winter months. we do tend to follow what's happening in the rest of the world. and also we look back in the last two years. we saw surges in both january 2021 and this year mass gatherings like week are back in full force in the bay area dr. patel says, we're not at the point where they need to be canceled or scaled back, but he says, one who isn't feeling. well should stay home. we're at the point where

covid-19 does not need to control our lives. there are tools available both for prevention and for treatment, but that doesn't mean we should dismiss the fact that we still see thousands of people test positive every single week with hundreds dying every single day the same applies to the winter holiday gatherings. dr. patel says there is no need to cancel time spent with loved ones, but people should be cautious if a surge happens again, there's a certain individual risk that people have to assume when they're going out. this doesn't mean stop living your life or don't gather for the holidays. i'm going to but make sure you're doing everything you can to protect yourself and people around you. you says the good news is the current vaccine targets the omicron variant that is still the dominant form of the virus right now in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news. can't quite shake this thing. no, i don't think we're going to at this point. all right, let's get to our all-important weekend weather. yeah, which meteorologist sandy patel is here to tell a sound spectacular sandy. yes, and you know, i know people worry about the fog and is it

going to be problematic? let me put it to you this way, dan and alma the blue angels know how to maneuver and get around it like they did today. we had some fog. let me show you two on from our mount tam cam you can see that river flowing in looks more like summer felt more like summer than fall. that's for sure with a wide range of temperatures from the upper 50s at the coast to the mid 90s inland for fleet week festivities. it's going to be nice for the air show for the blue angels tomorrow 66 in the afternoon starts off in the mid 50s. there will be some fog around breezy and cooler on sunday. so if you're going to check them out keep that in mind live doppler 7 showing you some fog sitting right near the coastline. it's blue skies from our exploratorium camera looking at san francisco's financial district 59 in the city, right? now grab that jacket 64 oakland 71 in palo alto and a little warmer than that in san jose currently 55 in half. moon bay. you can see the marine layer from our east bay hills camera as we check out. those temperatures are warmest

spots were in the mid-90s places like livermore vacaville right now. you're at 92 in vacaville 79 santa rosa 75 in napa mid to upper 80s conquered livermore. look at the golden gate bridge. it's pretty much socked in with the fog. so heavy fog watch out areas of dense fog and drizzle in the morning nice weather for the blue angels tomorrow and it is going to be breezy and below average early next week. we're gonna start out the hour by hour forecast with the fog tonight right near the coast bay at 7 o'clock still gonna be comfortable inland, but not so much near the coast. you will need that extra layer to get outside and go do your outdoor activities tonight tomorrow morning. watch out for the fog in the drizzle starting out in the 50s and 60s and then by 4 o'clock in the afternoon, you're going to notice that the warmest spots. while inland near the coast will keep you in the 50s and 60s for the early to middle part of the afternoon 49 in santa rosa tomorrow one of our coolest spots is 62 and antioch, but one thing you will need to watch out for is the fog and the drizzle

fog around the coast and the bay most of the rest of you in the 50s afternoon highs in the south bay 82, san jose, so it's going to be warm 73 santa cruz 88 in gilroy on the peninsula. you're looking at 78 in redwood city 63 pacifica. how about just a comfortable 67 in downtown san francisco breezy 62 daily city lingering fog north bay numbers mid 80s. auto san rafael 83 napa 86 in santa rosa in the east bay. it's going to be a mild to warm 173 oakland 78 castro valley had inland and you feel the warmth but not quite as warm as today. so 90 in livermore. 88 concord and pleasanton. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's blue skies for the air show with the touch of fog here and there i wouldn't worry about it tomorrow breezy and cooler on sunday mid 80s inland low 60s coast temperatures will remain about the same monday before we drop off a few more degrees on tuesday cooler than average and then rebounding as we see the offshore winds developing latter

part of the work week, but you'll notice after tomorrow. forget about the 90s. yeah, we're going with the 80s good music too, and it's not so much. yeah. thanks. that's applies now. well, santa clara is getting a two million dollar boost to in its effort to clean up the county. that's how much additional cash the county is receiving from the state to deal with litter and blight supervisor. cindy chavez says the cleanup will focus on curbside's freeway ramps and several portions of capital expressway or trash dumping has become more common. off ramps on ramps mattresses on the corner of our street we can see it frankly. it's it's really overwhelming and negatively our quality of life. people are just mad about it. santa clara county is consumer and environmental protection agency will work with each city to determine the areas that require the most attention so to

come here jill biden is in the bay area tonight the message she shared with visiting visiting ucsf back in a moment.

and here we come pet illuminative and stanford grad. nicole. mann is now at the international space station man, and her crew safely docked yesterday after a 29 hour flight man is the first native american woman in space. the crew will spend months on the iss conducting more than 200 experiments. first lady jill biden made a stop in san francisco today in support of breast cancer research this morning, mrs. biden got a tour of ucsf's cancer center. she got to see some of the advances being made in breast cancer research later in the afternoon the first lady delivered a speech at an event hosted by the democratic congressional campaign committee at the fairmont hotel. there are three recipients of this year's nobel peace prize. jailed belarus human rights advocate alice bagaliotsky is

the only individual the other recipients are organizations. the russian human rights group memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil libert. they have made. an outstanding effort to document war crimes human rights abuses and the abuse of power days announcement comes seven months after russia waged a full-scale war on ukraine with the assistance of belarus. coming up next we're joined alive by abc 7 news insider film a tier. he recently sat down with oakland's police chief. you got a message the people of oakland. what would it be messages? the violence needs to stop? so, how do you stop the violence? the chief says recent changes are working we'll explore that as we continue.

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since 2012. this will make the third year in a row with a triple digit death toll. so how can police stop the violence and build a better bay area? dan: that is what abc7 news insider phil matier wanted to know when he sat down with oakland's police chief. phil: much of the violence on the streets of oakland is coming from guns, ghost guns to be more specific. these guns are the type that can be bought online in pieces. they are not registered. the chief tells me that the only way to stop the murder is to get those guns off the street. the way he plans to do it promises to be controversial. chief, that is quite a collection of guns you have in the evidence room. >> quite a number of ghost guns that we collected over the last two years. phil: about a quarter of the guns you take off the streets are ghost guns. >> yes. phil: these are automatics. these are high velocity.

they are killing tools. and they are legal. >> yes. phil: why are they legal? >> new laws have obviously come out over the last couple months that are helpful, one in which that we believe is really helpful is a new law that requires these slides, these pieces that these weapons come into to now have serial numbers. phil: somebody buying a ghost gun is not worried about the penalties, right? >> right. i think the issue was law enforcement often time has a difficult time knowing what to charge people with. prior to these laws, ghost guns did not have much governance. i think these new laws at least give us some leverage to leverage some federal laws against those who possess these guns. phil: what will the penalty be if you had an unlicensed ghost gun? >> realistically you're are talking about possession of just a firearm. then we are talking about not

having the charge of possession of a registered firearm. all firearms need to be registered and serialized. we would not have that charge to bring forward against a person. phil: even then, playing realistic here, that is still a nonviolent crime. >> yeah. phil: so it will not mean you have to stay in jail for a while. it means you lose the gun. you get a court date and go back out. a misdemeanor. so carrying a killer weapon unregistered is a misdemeanor. on the same ground as, let's say, shoplifting or some theft like that. >> yeah. phil: how does that solve the problem? >> it doesn't for law enforcement. these are dangerous encounters. every time police officers come into contact with someone who is armed with one of these weapons, it is a potential risk to that individual's lives. these guns should be charged at a higher level. there is no reason to have them. phil: how much do these go for?

> about $400. cash or either merchandise. sometimes people are exchanging goods that they have come through other exchange, whether stolen goods or something they have got in some way, then exchanging them for ghost guns. phil: you have called for reinstituting the traffic squad in oakland pd. we are not talking about jaywalking, ticketing jaywalkers, or failure to lead. you want them to be making traffic stops on people you suspect are carrying guns? >> yeah, both people we suspect are carrying guns, but also addressing the significant traffic safety issue we have in oakland. phil: that could be a hot political issue. it has been in the past, where people say police are targeting minority communities. >> what i will bring back is focused stops. we will focus on those we believe are carrying firearms, and also focus on those

committing egregious traffic violations. phil: what do we do now? do you have the cops actually on this plan? >> yes. we have grown the department over the past months. we have two additional academies graduate. we have another academy that will graduate at the end of october. as our numbers grow, we will redeploy units into these specialized units. the first unit we will grow is this new traffic safety unit that will be deployed by the end of this month. phil: have you talked with city hall? are you concerned about political blowback? >> i'm not. the mayor and i are in agreement that we have to enforce the laws. we have to be proactive about enforcing certain laws making our city unsafe. phil: you think the public is on your side. >> i really do. from all the commune occasions i have gotten, people are asking me, why aren't you out here doing more? phil: how much of the gun

violence is gangs, and how much of it is random? >> the vast majority of the violence we are seeing is group and gang violence. targeted. individuals that are engaged in conflicts across our city. we know that groups and gangs are targeting one another throughout our city. our cease fire strategy that works on this every day, we are out trying to address this. i think the data supports it. since last week minute maid shifts in resource deployment, we recovered over 30 firearms in nine days interested over two dozen people so far. that is a pure focus on only those involved in group and gang and gun violence. the message is the violence needs to stop, but the police can't do it alone. we need the community's help, the judicial system's help. we need to be unified in addressing gun violence. dan: that is one of the big challenges facing police in oakland.

many in the community are too afraid of the help. they worry they may be targets if they go to police. it is not a pretty picture. i have to hand it to the chief with the idea of the traffic stops. that will be controversial. it will be interesting to see if the mayor and city council stand behind it, but it is a step. it is the only step they have right now. dan: a really good conversation with the chief. did he say anything about bringing in reinforcements to deal with this violence? phil: talking about maybe the national guard or highway patrol? that is what we hear calls for. it sounds good, but it does not work. i can bring in a national guard unit. what are they going to do? stand on a corner? highway patrol is only a short-term solution. it might work, but the state is reluctant to do that. in the past oakland has cut funding for police. nobody is going to make do with what he has got. he will try the best he can with the yields on the traffic stops to make results.

this is a dangerous situation. when you stop someone, that is when there is a real chance it could escalate and get violent. if everyone has a gun, it could get tricky fast. that is what we have. that is the reality of the streets. dan: another academy class coming at the end of the month that may help as well. phil, thank you. ama: coming up next, finding hope and health when it comes fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless.

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ama: it is estimated that in california one third of women and men experienced some sort of circle violence from a partner. -- of physical violence from a partner. abc7 anchor gloria rodriguez looks at why that number might have risen during the pandemic. gloria: the phone lines have been busy this year at chest of hope, for all the wrong reasons. >> for the year we have received

over 400 or 500 calls. gloria: calls for people looking for help from domestic violence. chest of hope has been running emergency and transitional housing centers for domestic violence victims in the tracy area since 2011. >> during covid, it was very frustrating to families, because they were locked in. they were actually with their abusers 24/7. >> they got on each other's nerves more. the physical got increased. gloria: the calls are not just about abuse from a partner. chest of hope has seen an increase in domestic abuse toward other members of the family. >> based on what mom has gone through with dad, she is taking it out now on the kids, right? because she feels stuck and it is because of them why she is not leaving. and then you may have the father abusing the children as well. gloria: patricia has suffered

from domestic violence. at first, she did not recognize it. >> it was more of the intimidation, cornering you and yelling at you in your face. i'm going to watch you -- no one will want you, you're fat. gloria: experts say domestic violence starts in a subtle way, with insults, name-calling, jealousy, possessiveness. then it escalates to threats and actual violence like kicking, shoving or choking. >> i figured since i did not have bruises and blood to show, i just have to work on my marriage. until finally one day i did get the bruises and the blood and all that. it took me a while to muster the courage to actually leave. >> sometimes they come in with nothing, so we provide them with toiletries, bedroom slippers,

shampoo, lotions. the husband may be at work and that is the only time they can get away, so they don't bring anything. they just want to get out of the situation, so they just run. gloria: even after finding refuge in a safe house, the harassment continued for patricia. >> the abuse never stopped. it was pictures of me from years before that he posted everywhere. he was sending messages to my oldest son, if you don't come home and i kill myself it will be your fault. gloria: finally she said the district attorney recommended she move away. she lives in colorado now and has remarried. it is a happy ending chest of hope wishes more people had. >> when people go through cancer, there is victory. with domestic violence, it is the opposite. it is doom and gloom. no one wants to talk about abuse. so when you have things like

these, we need to celebrate it as well because someone survived. gloria: gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. ama: if you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our resource page on abc7news.com/takeaction. chest of hope is having a community breakfast tomorrow at guadalupe center in tracy. dan: we should have good weather for fleet week airshows. up next, sandhya shows you what to expect and what is ahead seven-day forecast.

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ama: good flying weather. dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that whether. sandhya: important for the blue angels. it will be great flying weather tomorrow. i want to show you a stunning post sunset shot from our east bay hills camera. gotta love the fog and the colors. air quality will be good to moderate tomorrow.

sunday is better as we go with good air quality. right now it is not too bad. live doppler 7 showing you fog near the coastline for the afternoon. 80's, 90's, but not as warm as today. 60's coast side. into sunday those temperatures drop. monday about the same. tuesday even cooler, cooler than average for this time of year. low 60's coast side. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. blue skies for the blue angels with a hint of fog. breezy and cooler sunday. as we head into a new workweek we will keep temperatures in the comfort zone with 60's deities. absolutely gorgeous weather for the upcoming weekend. dan: perfect, thank you. ama: the plot thickens. dan: larry beil is here with the warriors and the punch. larry: today's news has changed things a bit. the question is where the warriors go from here with draymond green as the video gets leaked out. we hear reaction from a former

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>> now abc7 sports with larry beil. larry: when you hear about a dustup in practice, normally no big deal. but when the video of draymond green punching jordan poole in the face was leaked to tmz, it hit differently. for legal reasons we can't show you the punch, but it is more impactful than just hearing about a random fight in practice. draymond is the ultimate double edged sword. you can't win a title without him but sometimes winning with him is extremely challenging. ex-warriors' steven jackson spoke. >> he does not benefit from it at all. he has to tell little bro, i spaz doubt. -- spazzed out. you never hit the little homies

and practice. i have never done that. you get into it, it happens sometimes. but the young fella? no, you don't do that. larry: he is right. the sharks opened a new season today in the czech republic, first of two games with nashville in the nhl global series. one player back home in prague singing the national anthem. so much pride there. a goal he will never forget there. look at the celebration as he ties it up at 1-1 after one. happy to be back home. but nashville scores twice in the second. a top shelf. 2-1 preds. then finishing off with two on one. predators take game one of the new nhl season 4-1. today -- to the nfl. the 49ers defense so far has given up a total of only 46 points. the lions gave up 48 points in

one game last week. as a result, the defensive coordinator for the niners already getting talked about as the hot next coaching candidate possibility. even though he's just in his second year as a coordinator. he is not focused on his next job, he locked in on carolina on sunday. >> i'm not worried about them. i'm worried about how we can get our guys prepared to beat the panthers. truly, that is my focus. that is what i worry about. i can't control that. all i am worried about is making sure our guys are prepared and i am able to be my best for those guys on sunday. larry: baseball wildcard playoff starting today, new best-of-three format. seattle making their first proceeds in appearance in 21 years against the blue jays. m's jump out to a three run lead in the top of the first. cal raleigh , two run homer. mariners treated for luis

castillo precisely for moments like this. 7.1 innings, struck out five. matt chapman helping the mariners go 4-0, first post season victory since october of 2001. they do have reason to celebrate, but the job is not done yet. to continue the warriors theme here, tomorrow the expectation is draymond green returns to practice. he has not been practicing the last couple days. who knows what happens after that. the team is kind of in a bind. okay, the bitty is out -- the video is out, do you have to suspend him for preseason games? that is meaningless. what do you do? it's a weird spot to be in. the weirdest position for draymond to be in. this is what he put himself in. dan: no question when you see the video. ama: tonight on abc7 at 8:00,

shark tank followed by 20/20 at 9:00. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. abc7 is streaming 24/7. get the abc7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. dan: a few thoughts about what really matters. if you were near the bay this afternoon you could not miss the blue angels roaring across the skies in san francisco, the pride of the u.s. navy, the angels offer a dazzling display of precision flying wherever they perform. they are the star attraction of fleet week, but every plane, ship, and service member who is here are stars too, as we celebrate, honor, and thank them for what they do. the men and women of all of our armed forces quite literally protect our interests around the world and our way of life. what putin is doing in ukraine is a reminder that this is still a very dangerous and unpredictable world.

those brave americans in uniform to the hard work of defending democracy, and fleet week gives us the chance to say thank you to many of them. what really matters, to quote jack nicholson in "a few good men," we want them on that wall, we need them on that wall. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. ama: that is going to do it for this edition of abc7. we thank you so much for joining us for abc7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on the dates. -- i'm ama daetz. dan: we will see you for abc7 news at 11:00. ama: leaving you with a live look outside. what a glorious sunset. ♪

♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a musician and crossword editor from san francisco, california... a research project manager from durham, north carolina... and our returning champion-- a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whose 5-day cash winnings total... [cheers and applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-ken jennings! thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to the show.

we are now just weeks away from this year's tournament of champions, and yet the field for next year's tournament is already beginning to take shape. we have two official qualifiers so far from the beginning of this season-- 5-time champ luigi de guzman, and now joining him-- cris pannullo, who locked up a spot with his fifth win yesterday. will cris finish the week with us as a 6-time "jeopardy!" champion? or is it kate or dan's turn today to start a streak of their own? let's start to find out. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round, players. we begin with... then some... we have... then... all those responses will begin with "o." cris, start us off. plaza, sweet! -- $800. -cris. -what is rio de janeiro? -that's right. -plaza, sweet! -- $600.