with the ransomware group that hacked into the city of oakland's network more than two months ago. the information of thousands of city employees has been a week onto the dark web. >> approximately 80 for the city systems are back online. employees can access the internet, phone lines and the call center. sources tell us initially 10 gigabytes of data was leaked. > there we are told at least 600 gigabytes have been leaked. stephanie sierra is pushing to get more answers from the city. she is with us. >> there is a lot developing. three weeks ago we asked the mayor how far along the administration was in informing the thousands of people impacted from the breach. we asked again this week. still no response. it got us wondering exactly has been leaked on the dark web? we talked with many victims and it turns out this is not the

first time they felt wronged by the city. as the city of oakland and used to grapplehis inional hackett compromising safety ofands of people, victims are still being left in the dark. these individuals have very different stories but they all share one thing in common. they filed claims against the city alleging injury. >> she got diagnosed with a broken arm. >> this is katrina taylor sitting with her boyfriend greg. she filed a claim that was denied alleging opd falsely arrested her at popeyes. >> it was a case of mistaken identity. i thought she was a caucasian female with the same name who had a warrant. >> siobhan brown also filed a claim alleging she was falsely arrested by opd but it was denied. >> that was reliving the worst night of my life. >> funnily alleging opd fired a

bullet throu h wui apehe had tof pocket. both claims were denied. >> they should pay us back. >> the people we spoke with span from disabled veterans, social workers, alleged victims of police abuse and members of the air force sergeant justin gray currently deployed in qatar. he filed a claim with the city after he says his property was rated to arrest a tenant. other claims were leaked some citing careless driving documented they sustained injuries. >> he turned right into my vehicle. the city settled her claim but the city denied his claim who had his car totaled. >> they almost hit me. i'm still traumatized from it. >> little did these people know the time filing these claims would backfire with this. >> my information was found on the dark web. >> basically somebody hacked my

account. >> it is a lot of anxiety building up. >> somebody my name without me knowing. >> all their personal information including social security numbers, driver's licenses, home addresses and phone numbers posted to the dark web and once it is there, it is always there. >> this is crazy. >> very untrustworthy. i am devastated. >> how did it get leaked? >> more than two months since the hack happened, oakland city officials remained tightlipped on the potential impacts for those involved. we learned last week the latest leak was much bigger than the previous ones. this is why the abc 7 i team consulted fiber security professionals to download the leaked data to get a better idea of what kind of information is being exposed. >> we are still going through what has actually been taken and

dropped into the black web as you know. it takes time to download. we are waiting for the full downloading of this information. >> it took us three to four hours to download it all. the files available on the dark web included folders titled social security confidential data, scanned bank statements, internal probationary claims and lawsuits. oakland policed department confidentiality among highly sensitive personal data. on a scale of one to 10, how bad is this? >> very high. i will give it eight or nine out of 10. >> amid is engineering at san jose state university. >> if the city was a business, this would be like the business is going to be gone because so many people are going to go after them and sue them to the degree they are going to deplete every resource they have. >> how long do you think these victims will be haunted by this? >> it depends on how bad has

your account been used, your social security, your birthday, your address and how may times they use it and how many accounts they open. >> three weeks ago we pressed the oakland mayor for answers. for showing up to this press conference we were denied five interviews. how many people of those who have been notified already they have been compromised are you 50% of myth that process? do know if you are almost done with that process? >> that is going to be an ongoing process. we have notified the current employees. we are now notifying employees who have left the city. >> sources tell the i team former employees are calling city hall upset because they still have heard nothing. we wanted to see for ourselves. at random we called dozens of people whose information was compromised. have you heard anything from the city informing you your information has been leaked? >> no. i have not heard from them. >> no. >> i never heard anything. >> no i haven't.

>> i have not received any notice from them. >> how did you hear about it? >> it is an invasion of other people's privacies. >> i can't trust nobody. >> adding insult to injury for all these people like katrina who is battling stage ii cervical cancel. now dealing with possible identity theft. >> social, serious. who is to say when i wake up from my surgery going to wake up with anything? >> a law passed in 2017 no longer required immigration status be disclosed in litigation. this means all of these victims did not technically have to release their social security numbers and other information when filing these claims against the city of oakland. that is something we're going to be looking into next.

>> if you have a story for the i team, call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com/i team. >> a social media influencer is coming forward to share her story of being robbed while in her car. we will hear what she has to say so it will not happen to them. suzanne phan has the story. >> i am known online as allie eats. >> ally of san francisco has her dream job. >> the hottest new italian restaurant. >> last november after having dinner with her parents she returned to her car. she was parked on 24th between broadway and webster. she was inside her car when someone tapped on her passenger-side window. she leaned over and suddenly the glass shattered. >> they blew out the whole window and reached in and grabbed it and they were gone.

>> someone snatched her totebag with her wallet, house and car keys and camera. >> i was trying to make as much noise as possible to get people's attention. >> it has been months since the ordeal. she just shared her post on instagram. >> i hope by posting this it can help more people. the getaway car had locked me in so i could not leave. your lessons i learned. just because you are in your car and you lock your doors does not mean you're safe. people will just smash your window. i learned don't linger in your car. >> number two, women, mind your purse. >> buckle it into your seat or put into your truck so there's no way they can get it. >> allie has received hundreds of responses to her post including one woman who said she always carries a black blanket in her car to cover her belongings on the floor. >> if you get your car keys stolen with your stuff, try not to leave your car unattended if

possible. >> her father stayed with the car until someone came back with a spare key. > the robbers to drive by at least five times because every time he gets close to the car the car lights up and starts blinking. she says her boyfriend was at home and immediately called a locksmith to change all the locks. we checked with abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker about crime in oakland. last year the room within 2600 robberies and 11,600 burglaries. she says she is coming forward because she wants more people to be aware of what to do and what not to do. >> i think all around the bay area it is not that safe anymore. >> to see how safe your neighborhood is use the neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool on our website you can use to look up different crimes in different cities. she used it to check on crime in oakland. we have data for san francisco, san jose and we are working to add more cities.

>> nearly two dozen sexual assault suspects are under arrest in san jose taken into custody during a month-long sweep of outstanding warrants are the san jose police department. >> these cases have been present as a range from 2012 until february of last year. that goes to show you how these individuals have absconded from justice trying to evade law enforcement. it did not happen with our detectives working the cases and making sure we brought them to justice. >> the suspects were wanted on a range of charges from misdemeanor sexual assaults of felony cases. palo alto police have arrested a sex assault suspect accused of attacking a woman in the california avenue underpass on easter sunday. this attack happened at 2:30 in the afternoon. police have identified the suspect as a 34-year-old. they are not releasing his mugshot.

>> from 7 on your side's michael finney, a story about tapped to pay becoming too convenient. one shopper did not take her card out of her purse and her card was still charged. >> winds are up again. how long it will remain gusty coming up. >> should senator feinstein step down? >> no. >> willie brown sasnovich others say yes when asked if einstein is still fit for the job.

>> senator feinstein is facing growing calls from her own political party to resign. the 89-year-old has missed

dozens of votes since the middle of february because of about shingles. liz kreutz is in the newsroom with more on the story. >> senator feinstein has no plans to resign from the senate but she did announce she is going to step aside temporarily from a key senate committee. this comes after some democrats including a congressman in the bay area have said her absence is hurting democrats ability to confirm important federal judges. tonight a growing number of democrats are calling on california senator dianne feinstein to step down from public office. bay area congressman ro khanna has become the most high-profile person to join the course. he tweeted wednesday it is time for senator feinstein to resign. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. while she has had a life of public service it is obvious she can fulfill her public duties. >> for years her defenders would say she is a reliable democratic vote. she is not even a vote anymore.

when you are missing 60 of 82 votes that is not a reliable voter. >> feinstein who is 89 and announced earlier this year she will not seek reelection in 2024 has been out of work since mid-march recovering from shingles. she has missed dozens of votes in the narrowly held democratic senate including 25 judicial appointments. a spokesperson has given no timeline for when she will return. >> particularly in the judiciary committee where feinstein is a member because advance judges and judicial appointments, judicial appointments out of the committee you need to have a majority of votes. without feinstein there, they don't have a majority. >> the calls for feinstein to resign hinge on this issue with democrats like congressman, saying her absence is stalling bidens judicial picks at a critical time. last week a ruling by a

conservative federal judge in texas put the future of a widely used abortion pill in limbo. should senator feinstein step down? >> no. >> high-profile allies are coming to her defense. >> senator feinstein has been elected. she is entitled to the job. believe me when you are elected to something you are expected to serve. >> speaker emeritus nancy pelosi suggested sexism may be a factor. >> i have never seen them go after a man who is sick in the senate in that way. >> as we mentioned within the past hour feinstein released a statement about this confirming complications from shingles have delayed her return to washington. she has been working from home in san francisco and will continue to do so until she is medically cleared to travel. here is the key part of her statement. she says i understand my absence could delay the important work of the judiciary committee so i have asked leader schumer to ask the senate to a allow another democratic senator to

temporarily serve until i can resume my committee work. feinstein is not stepping down from the committee or the senate but this should allow president biden's judiciary of ointments -- judicial appointments to move forward. >> let's turn to our weather. gusty out there today. >> sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> we are going to turn things around as we get rid of those winds by friday. those temperatures come up. let me show you a live view from our suture tower camera. you will notice it is a little bit of a bouncy view. today's high temperatures mid-50's to upper 60's. two to eight degrees below average. we have gale warning's through late tonight for the coast and small craft advisory for san francisco bay through tomorrow night. gusts of 29 in half moon 22 in nevada. 25 in santa rosa.

the wind is coming out of the northwest. strongest near the coast. with the northwesterly wind it is definitely a cooler day today. for solano county the advisory grows until 8:00 and runs until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts of 45 miles per hour could lead to some issues. 7:00 tonight, 46 miles per hour. 43, half moon bay windy at 10:00 p.m. near the coast. inland areas the winds died down but in the morning solano county starts to notice the winds coming up out of the north. 29 miles per hour at 4:00 a.m. the winds pick up again tomorrow evening especially are the coast line. one more day of this before we see the winds dialing back. the good thing about the wind as it is keeping air quality good across the entire bay area. we have beautiful conditions out there. air quality remains with us for

thursday and friday. if you want to get outside and enjoy. why do we see winds around this time of year? usually an area of low pressure passing through. high pressure building in. the pressure gradient leads to the windy conditions. we are dealing with those winds once again. keep that in mind as we head into tomorrow. temperatures are running lower in most places compared to 24 hours ago. five degrees cooler, mountain view. blue skies from our oakland airport camera. looking at the city. 56 degrees in san francisco. 58, palo alto. a live view from san jose camera where the sun is shining. mid-60's, santa rosa. 57 in livermore. blue skies from our kgo camera. gusty winds overnight. great and breezy tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow if you are stepping out at 7:00, you will need a jacket later on tonight. temperatures will fall.

tomorrow morning not terribly cold. 30's, 40's on those numbers. tomorrow afternoon temperatures will come up compared to today. a breezy start to the morning. 30's and 40's out the door. upper 60's inland. mid-50's, coast side. the accuweather 7-day forecast will show you later winds and warmer weather just in time for the weekend plans. low 70's inland. mid to upper 50's coast side. a chance of showers early next week. best chance in the north bay on tuesday. >> maybe a little bit more this season. >> i hope so. certainly we need more rain as we get closer to summer because that is when we start to notice the depletion obviously. >> coming up next, the historic all-time million dollars settlement involving e-cig company juul.

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>> stocks slid after news economist working at the federal reserve expect a mild recession this year. the comments were made during their meeting last march just after silicon valley bank and signature bank. most economists agree the risk of the u.s. entering recession is higher after the bank turmoil but there is still with this agreement over if it will happen this year and how severe a downturn it might be.

today the dow lost 38 points. the s&p went down by 17. >> today calif other states took a historic step toward fighting back against the vaping and flavored tobacco issues affecting the bay area and beyond. >> e-cigarette company juul labs must pay gender city $2 million and by new marketing and sales restrictions. >> dustin dorsey breaks down what juul must do and how this will affect us locally. >> today we are announcing a historic $462 million settlement. >> a resolution reached between six states including california and juul labs. the manufacture accused of causing a nationwide youth epidemic forced to pay out its largest multistate settlement yet face fierce marketing and sales restrictions. >> i am here is california's attorney general but i'm also here is a father of three. i'm proud to stand here with the

message to e-cigarette and vaping manufacturers. if you set your sights on our children will set our sights on you. >> a settlement between juul california, mexico, new york and washington, d.c. will force retailers to conceal products behind counters and verify the ages of purchasers. california's 175 $8 million payout will go to education research and enforcement efforts surrounding vaping and flavored tobacco. >> funding that help our state heal. today's forwarders $82 million settlement is a step forward in bringing juul to >> the i team recently to>> vent to the issue surrounding vaping and tobacco products. despite city and state bands our team found illegal cells continued at some smoke shop

locations this year. san jose code enforcement division manager oscar korea says today settlement will help local efforts to curb the deadly problem. >> san jose implemented the flavored and before the state and went into effect. we have in a bit ahead of the curve on that and it reinforces what not only san jose has done but what is happening nationwide. having these type of legislations only helps to further protect children from these products. >> he says the state is making it clear young people come before corporate profits in california. check on the clearing of oakland's biggest homeless encampment on wood street. >> a supermarkets tap to pay card reader charges a woman's credit card while it is still in the woman's purse. how can that happen? the story ahead on 7 on your side. sacramento kings under the first round of the nba playoffs and you can watch the game right here on abc seven.

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> you have probably done this many times. many cards let you make a purchase just by tapping the card. it is convenient and quick but is it secure? >> a bay area woman has doubts after a card reader at her grocery store charged her credit card without her knowing it. >> that raises some real alarms. >> all of the sudden dink. it raised a lot of concerns and questions about how could this happen and the answers we found, watch. they could protect you in the long run. >> i did not authorize a charge on my credit card. >> destiny is still fuming. her credit card was charged at the grocery check out without her knowing it. >> i felt violated. >> it began with a routine trip to safeway. >> i got a thing of mixed berries, some long green beans.

>> as usual she paid for the groceries with cash or tried to. >> i took out some money and handed it to the cashier. she takes the money and then she looked at the register and goes, they already charged your american express card. >> but how could that happen? her credit card was still tucked inside her purse. >> she goes, it does that sometimes and there is nothing i can do about it. >> the tap to pay system reached into her purse and charged her credit card without her knowing it. she was not have any money but it was troubling. >> now i can't stop thinking about it because it is just wrong. >> after all she says it was an unauthorized charge on her card which she did not want to use. >> they stole my personal information without my permission in my knowledge. >> she filed a fraud dispute with american express, a police report, a complaint with the district attorney's office and she called safeway. >> she goes it is all your

fault. you should've had your credit cards protected. i went, wow. >> turns out her card has the new technology that lets you pay by tapping it on a payment terminal. those cards have this symbol that looks like a series of curved lines. the payment terminal will pick up the radiofrequency in the card to process a one-time payment. the readers are only supposed to charge when a customer taps the card or holds it within a few centimeters of the panel. safeway did not say why the readers charged her card wallet was in her purse or how often this is happened telling us a customer may inadvertently place their wallet or purse over a point-of-sale terminal causing the payment to be applied to a credit card stored inside the wallet. we take corrective action when this occurs. as this technology is present in retailers of all sizes the situation extends beyond safeway. >> this is something that is

happening. has happened to friends of mine and colleagues of mine. >> consumer advocates say her experience seems rare but would be growing. >> people have got to be aware if you have chip cards and they are in your wallet they can be read outside of the grocery store machine. >> she now shows her credit cards with an aluminum slate. >> so much of this is about principle and that is a losing battle. >> if this has happened to you at any retailer i want you to let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. look for 7 on your side. i'm trying to figure out how big a problem this is. >> it affects everybody. > so i want to hear from everybody. . >> and the aluminum sleeve>>, what a hassle. >> oakland is continuing to clear the wood street encampments. we have learned so far 75 tons of debris have been removed and more than a dozen vehicles

towed. oakland police did arrest two people after a barrier was put up to stop the eviction process. it is kind of hard to see the difference. oakland is offering shelter to anyone and everyone at the encampment who once it. plans call for an affordable housing project to be built on the new site which is near west grand avenue but work cannot start until it is cleaned up. >> the city of san francisco is blaming pg&e from within $41 million in expenses and delays related to several affordable housing projects. lena howland talked with city officials about this issue. mission street and france avenue is the excelsior district first affordable housing project in almost 50 years. complete with 137 units. construction is almost done but it has one problem. no electricity. >> people cannot move into these buildings until these buildings have power. >> the san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development says the same thing

is happening at a total of 11 affordable housing projects across the city with expenses and delays adding up to $41 million. this office is going back to the board ofor mil in additional fus for the mission street project alone. >> that is taking money away from building more affordable housing just to do a transformer upgrade for this building. >> pg&e blames recent storms saying we are working hard to recover from those systemwide impacts to complete customer protection projects but the city director of housing development says the issue stems from a 2016 ordinance which made the san francisco utilities commission their permanent power provider instead of pg&e. >> new buildings need to infrastructure to attach to the pg&e grid. those improvements are generally paid by pg&e as a retailer

customer. because we are a wholesale customer cost or worn by the housing project. >> the supervisor says it is red tape that could be avoided. > a lot of people feel at his nonstop additional requirements that are asked by pg&e. >> that is why senator scott wiener introduced a new bill to hold pg&e accountable by setting an eight week deadline to turn on power or compensate for resulting damages. >> if they don't meet those timelines will be fees and penalties. that has gotten pg&e's attention. they don't want that legislation to pass. >> in the south bay. how much of a difference that will make to water bills. >> thousands of people told to evacuate because of this fire in indiana and they still can't go home.

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says no toxic compounds have detected. the cause of the fire still under investigation and it not clear when people will be allowed to go home. chilling audio out tonight emphasizes the fear and desperation of those trapped inside a kentucky bank with a gunman firing inside. some of this audio you may find disturbing. >> we have an active shooter. >> do have a description of the person? >> get here now. >> minutes after the first calls came in, the gunman's mother called policing she lent her son had a gun and was heading to the bank. connor sturgeon's family says he had rental health issues and they were trying to help him. he killed five employees on monday in louisville. he died in a shootout with police. some filling numbers with the victims are sharing their struggle with the loss. shall davis lost her cousin. -- michelle davis lost her cousin. >> are being taken from us.

it is just not fair. >> there is a growing memorial for the victims outside the bank. the city held a vigil that ended a short time ago. >> the second of two black democratic lawmakers expelled from the tennessee house of the chamber. kelly commissioners voted unanimously to appoint justin pearson as an interim representative. he was forced out in two thirds majority vote by the gop dominated house after he and two democratic colleagues participated in demonstration calling for gun reform on the chamber floor. >> a movement is rising. they tried to kill democracy. they tried to expel the people's choice and the people's vote. and they awakened a sleeping giant. >> representative justin jones who is an oakland native also expelled but he was reinstated as an interim member.

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>> more baby filkins are soon expected to hatch at uc berkeley. this is a live look at the next cam. in the center of campus to the second they be hatched just after midday. the first one hatched on monday. two more eggs are on the nest which means there could be a total of four checks. today the two newbies were seen cuddling together before mama bird fed them. you can watch all the action live on youtube. just type in cal falcon spared >> a major decision was made in the south bay. the city put it to end of the drought emergency. the agencies that bring water to homes have the option to a limited drought surcharges. more on what some retailers have decided and how it will affect water rates. >> flooding and storm damages made for a difficult 2023 but all of the rain came with some benefits as seen in this deal comparison from valley water.

coyote reservoir in santa clara county was only a 21 percent capacity paid you with reservoir in august of 2021 was at 18% capacity. this last january it was at 103%. the improvements led the board of directors to end santa clara is drought emergency tuesday. the valley water has the 30 to declare a drought emergency. they are not the retailers implementing drought surcharges. >> we purchased about 90% of our water from valley water. they supply us with water. we deliver the water. >> san jose water serves a million customers and cities throughout the south bay. since december 2 have had surcharges. using a metric called ccf th customers were charged for each they went over. >> we will no longer be giving

allocations and no longer any drought surcharges for customers. >> though many homeowners are glad the surcharges gone? >> i think paying less for water is great. >> some have concerns over the future. >> i think it is premature. we had a wet winter but the water table is still low. >> valley water voted to keep a reduction in place. continued efforts also in place. i checked in with other retailers. the great oaks water company who provides water to 20,000 in san jose say they moved to get rid of their surcharge. muni water say they never implemented a surcharge. >> we are taking an in-depth look at our nations aging water infrastructure in honor of earth month and a partnership with abc

news and national geographic. our america trouble on top. the first installment of of our series will air on earth day april 22 at 9:00 p.m. on abc seven. >> who we have more water falling from the sky -- will we have more water falling from the sky? > not until early next week let's take a look at a live picture. still dealing with the windy pattern. this camera is shaky from our east bay hills because of the winds. strongest winds along the coast and over the hills. that is not helping our situation. those of us who suffer from allergies, tree pollen is running high and will remain tomorrow with the uv index. juniper, cedar, oak and pine. live doppler 7 is all clear now as we check out our high temperatures for tomorrow. is going to be in the mid 50's to upper 60's. plenty of sun. breezy to windy as we head toward early next week. it is our opportunity for wet

weather. on tuesday it is a small chance. as we take you through the middle of next week not much happening. we bring you sunshine and warmer weather just in time for the weekend. low 70's popping up. we will have the spring warmth saturday and sunday. cooler and cloudier next week with the chance of a few showers around tuesday. we will have to wait a few days until some water from the sky. if we get anything it is going to be a little bit. >> larry beil is here with sports. should be have been worried? >> we were tense for a bit. > i was calm the whole -- >> yeah. >> just te check my text with steve kerr. the regular season a bumpy ride for the warriors this is the time steph curry and draymond green focus. it is money time. facing an old friend

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. > the warriors went through this roller coaster season. the w is clinching the sixth seed in the west. now the real season begins. similar to last year they are healthy and whole for the first time just as they are about to begin the playoffs. game one against the king saturday night. tip-off 5:30 on abc seven. the warriors are have

favored to win this series. chris alvarez joining us now. the internal question with this team, can they flip the switch and play more consistent basketball now it is money time? >> you would like to think they could flip that switch like they have. they have won four titles in the last eight season. in my opinion there are the defending champions until someone knocks them off. they are starting in the sixth seed. steph curry and the guys know they have to set the tone right away. >> they have been a great team all year. they have had a great season to mike meno's as well. we know him well. the adjustments will be interesting through the sears. >> everybody is hoping we have a chance to make a run. it is a testament to our team and our character. the best times are here. >> we have been on this journey for a long time.

we have been through an awful lot since that time. our players are older. it is a different vibe. the vibe this year is we are defending champ's but it is taking a well to get to this point where we have things falling into place. i think everybody is in a positive mindset. >> the big question is going to be what happens with andrew wiggins? he has scrimmaged the last couple of days. steve kerr says they are going to play it by ear. i think that is going to write up till tip-off as far as if he starts, if you place. my guess is he is going to play game one but you have to wait to see how he comes out on the others of these scrimmages. those will be key as you get ready for saturday's game. >> got to figure he is going to play. there he starts we will see. let's talk about the kings. they went for missing the playoffs for 16 straight years to winning the pacific division

crown. credit mike brown to dramatically change the culture in his first year at the helm. the warriors are going to have to slow down the lightning quick de'aaron fox and stuffed tomatoes a bonus from dominating inside. the kings don't have much playoff experience but harrison barnes was on the first championship between -- chicken ship team. the kings know what they're up against 10 >> at the end of the day, they are champions. in my opinion everything goes through them. they are the last team to win it. they know all about us like we feel we know all about them. it is about who can go out there and execute better come game time. >> especially guys like clay jordan come stuff. you want to be able to try to control them. >> we are going as the defending champions. against the warriors. they play completely different from everybody else. we are going to play these games

so we have to put our best foot forward. >> game one. warriors and kings saturday night pregame is at 5:30. a live post game interview on the on abc 710 last summer at was celibate in the championship. he got the head coaching job. i was like congratulations but it is the kings. oh man. hopefully it will work out. and now it is great. >> got to be happy for him. >> purple tie. >> unfortunate coincidence. >> entertain choice of attire tonight. >> today is not the day pit >> i just noticed something. >> met the graphic perfectly. i am aware his person. coming up

8:00, the connors, goldberg's, add bit elementary and not dead yet. a million little things at 10:00. we are sitting down 101 with san francisco mayor breed. the conversation touching on everything from the perception of crime and drugs in the city, the pandemic's downtown collapse and the upcoming solution this summer to bring people back. you will definitely want to tune in for that. that is it for this edition of abc7news. >> anybody have a pair of scissors? we appreciate your time. we will see you tonight at 11:00. >> show you are a true fan, dan.

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come to life ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin... a nonprofit arts administrator from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... and our returning champion-- an artist originally from virginia beach, virginia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. u,y gilbert. , toar!" llowing two correct daily doubles

in the double jeopardy! round yesterday, our new champion, kat jepson, held a commanding lead and never looked back. today she returns to defend her title against laura and ben. you all look eager to play, or maybe it's just nerves. but in either case, let's jump into the "jeopardy!" round. here are your categories. we begin in... then i wanna know... you'll have to... then we have... and how appropriate... kat, you're the champ. where do we start? how are you feeling? for $800. - ben. - what is vanity? - or pride. yes. - how are you feeling?--$1,000. - laura. - what is melancholy? - "melancholy baby." that's it. - how are you feeling?--$600.