impacting thousands of people and while these attacks are common cybersecurity experts say this one stands out and abc 7 news our team reporter stephanie sierra has been on this from the very beginning and joined us to explain why? yes, dan, and i'm a new insight tonight. we're looking into several ransomware. type of network outage insurance, but cyber security experts say at least one of the policies may have lacked necessary protections to minimize the damage. two ransomware attacks to california entities, oakland and san bernardino county yet the outcome of each hack vastly different at least for now four months after the play ransom group hacked into the city of oakland's network sources say no payment was made but more than 600 gigabytes of data was leaked on more than one million

dollars was paid to a reported russian linked hacker group that temporarily shut down the san bernardino county sheriff's department computers in early april the i-team confirmed the county footed roughly half the bill more than 511,000 and insurance covered the rest. the fbi condemns any ransom payment or negotiations made with hackers, but is reportedly investigating both hacks. so why did one entity pay and the other didn't it's an opportunity to reflect? as to you know, what went wrong what opportunities are there for improvement chris hetner is a 30-year veteran cybersecurity professional who spent years advising the sec on cyber resiliency policies. i would question does the organization does the entity have insurance the item confirmed both oakland and san bernardino county has some type of network outage or cyber liability coverage. we consulted hetner about oakland's policy that's defined as comprehensive providing coverage for things like

information security regulatory defense and cyborg extortion. most of these coverage is our aligned to traditional data breach oriented types of attacks or perhaps even the ability to face a website or compromise the information of an entity hetner says what's often not considered in this type of coverage is the impact of business and eruption or loss of services. we many organizations that assume they have the proper cyber insurance coverage? when they have the actual event occur they seek to get some reconciliation from their carrier and their broker and the policy just wasn't designed for that type of event. it's unclear if that situation is what happened to oakland san bernardino county told us they prepared for the possibility of such an incident by securing appropriate insurance coverage. the i-team asked oakland officials if ransomware attacks are included in their policy, but have yet to hear back. do you think oakland's coverage

is sufficient enough to protect against ransomware attack? know it's it. seems like it's mostly covering comprehensive electronic information and security liability coverage shutting down systems the downstream effect. not able to deliver services this policy not necessarily designed to meet those needs hitner added. there are many proactive measures organizations should be factoring in versus strictly relying on insurance policies things like insurance proper backups and building incident response plans the recent data suggests that ransomware attacks are actually down comparatively over the last three years. however, the residual fact is causing more damage from a cost perspective ransomware attacks on us government organizations from 2018 to october of 2022 cost more than 70 billion dollars according to security and privacy research firm compare attack the firm analyzed more than 2400 ransomware attacks have targete organizanernmentlege

and businesses since 2018 with an average ransom of around 2.1 million dollars. the group that claimed responsibility for the attack on oakland has hacked at least six other entities across the country since 2018. that's according to compare attack including the software company a10 networks in san jose and many of these hacking operations have ties to russia and eastern europe and average ransom 2.1 million dollars. yeah, right. thanks to absolutely. right the weather warm up. we told you about has finally got i say we but it's really sand. yes this weekend some places might feel downright hot actually abc 7 news meteorologist. sandia patel is here to show you where yeah, it's gonna be inland areas that are going to be cooking this weekend tomorrow, especially dananama. i want to show you live picture right now from our kgo roof camera you were seeing nothing but blue skies from this vantage point temperatures are running higher 10 degrees warmer right

now in livermore. so just about everyone experiencing that warming trend looking at a sampling of high temperatures today for three cities the heat spikes tomorrow. look at these temperatures from santa rosa from 77 to 93, san jose going from 74 to 87 and livermore 11 degrees warmer from 81 to 92 degrees. just a friendly reminder tomorrow very high uv index. it's a nine most intense. we'll be between 10 am to 4 pm time to burn 15 to 25 minutes. so always a good idea to put sunscreen on as we out your mother's day forecast. here's a quick preview. it is going to be cooler with some morning drizzle. i'll be back with a full look at that all important forecast for moms coming right up, dan. okay, sandia. thanks a lot. we continue to track developing news in the oakland teacher strike now on day seven. we're just nine days away from the end of the school year and while leaders say progress has been made at the bargaining table. it has not been enough to make a deal abc 7 news reporter lena

howland has the very latest. as oakland teachers gather for a seventh day on the picket lines the oakland education association says progress has been made there are many places where we've come to agreement. we still have a little bit of work to do but we are at this moment in time feeling hopeful carrie anderson a second grade teacher who serves on the executive board of the union says it's important to know that their common good goals are one of 20 proposals and she says it's not what's holding things up right now having enough teachers in classrooms keeping teachers and classrooms and schools year after year. that includes having counselors speech pathologists nurses. so a lot of it is around that financial piece around staffing. meanwhile, sam davis from the oakland unified school board is calling for an end to the strike and says there are other ways to negotiate outside of a labor agreement. i just wish that they would end the strike and allow the last points tul.

without impacting kids. he thinks the 1 billion dollar evaluation, which the district said the union's common good demands would cost comes from the facilities side of things a committee which he sits on that really speaks to our schools are run down. we need to invest in repairs. there isn't an easy source of money for that. we have a facilities bond that we're making repairs as fast as we can this while parents discussions on things like reparations for black students one of the union's common good goals without community input if we are talking about racial issues. we need to bring the african american community in the discussion and ask what do we need? this is assumed need in the name of the black community aside from the union single day strike over school closures last year their previous strike back in 2019. also lasted seven days teachers on the picket lines friday keeping their hopes up for weeks

to go until the last day of school. we're hoping that this weekend there's a turning point and that i'll be back with my babies on monday morning in oakland lena howland abc 7 news. the warriors will look to stave off elimination from the nba playoffs once again tonight this time on the road in los angeles, but a fired up crowd is expected at thrive city outside chase center to watch game 6 of the series with the lakers abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson. is there live with preview? hi tim? before it's a game number five, but it's all about stephen curry. i am how are you? that's right. i'm here at five city. just outside chase center, and i don't know. can you feel it? can you feel the excitement? it's definitely building here outside the stadium now these states opens just about a half hour ago and all of these fans that you see beside me here came out to cheer on the team as they're down in los angeles now, of course te behd right now bu eveone here behind me rein

nnake it home tonight and then of course win the whole series here at home on sunday. i talk to some of t they were coming in once you guys to listen you got nothing but history about just go blood we gonna handle this tonight and bring it back for me. all i'm nervous. i'm nervous. lebron is a tough competitor. you know, we have history, but you know what we caught the comeback team. we always come back we always prevail. because he loves getting now. we are hoping the warriors are gonna come back tonight. and then like i said when on sunday tip off this evening is at 7 o'clock, and of course we will be waiting and we will be watching denim that's you in the studio here game six again starts at 7 o'clock tonight on our sister network espn if the dubs win game seven will be sunday at chase center. you can watch that right here on abc 7 starting at 12:30 followed by after the game coming up next

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until midnight tonight is the first of three events to highlight businesses in downtown san francisco this night market features nearly three dozen local vendors and includes south asian music dancing and street food supporters of the event say itay to energize the area and create a new destination for the arts and cuisine. here's another live. look people are gathering. you see the tents there the party started at 5 pm and it goes until 10 o'clock should be a great time on a really nice night at san diego just told us in the weather forecast. silicon valley is the heart of the tech industry as you well know, but now there's a new push to create tech hubs around the country. the biden administration is offering millions of dollars in grants to make that happen abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn looks at what that could mean to us here in the bay area. silicon valley is home to some of the biggest and best tech companies and a lot of tech money you're talking about 80% of the adventure capitalist and

the technology in silicon valley the us government hopes to spread out the wealth and turn more metro areas into hot spots for tech innovation and to possibly develop 20 tech hubs around the country. the idea here is to make sure that we are democratizing technology and innovation across the country. this is not only a program that is about economic development, but it's also about the us's global competitiveness as part of phase one 500 million dollars in grant funding is available for potential tech hubs, the grand application process kicked off on this friday. among those who can apply by the august 15th deadline business and government groups the us department of commerce says, it has a 10-year window and mind and they say the goal is to jumpstart the industries of tomorrow, whether it's quantum computing whether it's in the biotech industry and energy tech expert ahmed benafa says creating more tech hubs won't hurt the bay area. he says this program simply offers seed money. the key thing is they say this

is for planning and development. they're not talking about anything. other than that. it's just a seed money. so the companies can start based on their own strengths if you talk about, you know agriculture area, then why not have that tech agriculture area. we ask the commerce department of other areas of california can apply there are other areas across california that are even a jason to to the bay area. we've made some very important investments in the in the first number set area. so we're actually at expanding it that it's so just not the silicon valley supporters say it's about making sure other regions get help. it's a lens towards how do we create more opportunities across the board and how do we actually unleash new possibilities in the tech and innovation space in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news alright, well, it's been a nice friday for us boy. it sure has in a nice weekend is coming meteorologist. sandy patel is here sandy.

yeah. it's an all-important mother's day weekend weekend forecast and dan and alma it is going to be one let me show you a live picture right now where it is a beauty in santa cruz good day to be out on the beach 74 today in santa cruz blue skies, and as we look towards the boardwalk definitely the sun is shining. so 74 and san jose as well 63 in the city oakland 68 degrees got up into the upper 70s around santa rosa can't field our warmest spots. we're in the low 80s inland fairfield conquered livermore half moon bay 58 degrees with the fog lingering. so let's go hour by hours seven o'clock tonight 50s at the coast where the fogs around inland areas. you're still going to be mild if you have late friday night plans still comfortable at 10 pm away from the coast. of course if you're going to be near the coast you definitely need to bundle up 8 o'clock tomorrow morning starting out with some fog temperatures in the 50s and 60s as we had towards noon already warming quickly into the 80s inland and

by three o'clock 90s inland 60s coast side. here's what's bringing us the heat high pressure started. building in and that is going to bring record heat to the pacific northwest possibility here in the bay area. it's just going to crank the heat so tomorrow definitely look for numbers in the low to mid 90s in the hot spots right now as we look at live doppler 7, you will notice that the fog is starting to close back in on point reyes. also the san mateo coast the usual spots half moon bay pacifica. here's a view from our sutro tower camera san francisco somewhere under that fog so our marine influences around with us 58 in the city 62 oakland upper 60s around san jose 64 in mountain view a live view from oakland airport, and you can see plenty of sun there as look towards san francisco low seventies novato santa rosa napa 79 in concord 77 in livermore if you're going to the chase center for viewing party tonight at 7 o'clock tip off 58 degrees temperature dropping to the mid 50s. it is going to be breezy take a jacket with the fog rolling back

in no fog from our east bay hills camera, but certainly still green hills and blue skies heating up tomorrow temperatures. well above average limited fog along the coast overnight and we're going to look at the heat easing in time for those mother's day plans. here's a look at that mother's day forecast morning fog and drizzle mom will need a jacket if you're gonna be near the coastline for your plans temperatures rising by noon time into the mid 70s inland 80s by 4 pm should be nice for outdoor lunch or brunch and then in the evening temperatures will be dropping the breeze kicking up your morning numbers in the 50s 49 though in santa cruz. watch out for the fog and might be dance tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. it's going to be warm to hot 87 san jose 91 gilroy on the peninsula 81 palo alto 64 half moon bay san francisco 72 degrees temperatures soaring a good 10 to 20 degrees above average north bay 87, san rafael 93 santa rosa heading into the east bay warm one 80 in oakland 86 degrees castro valley had inland and it's going to be hot

fairfield brentwood 94 92 in livermore accuweather 74 forecast. it's summer like heat tomorrow. you take that heat down a little bit for moms on sunday. and then those temperatures are going to go up a few down a few for the work week overall though. good looking weekend for all outdoor activities. just make sure mom has a jacket on sunday at the beach. other than that. you don't need a jacket on the dan perfect. thanks, india. we are highlighting six san francisco high school seniors who have taken the first step of their journeys to success by receiving the superintendent's 21st century award abc 7 news senior education reporter liam melendez introduces you to imani clifton who's ready to lead and work with others? i am a senior at george washington high school and i am ready to lead and work with others. so i'm hearing that college wasn't always in the picture for

you. so when did it, you know click? um, it really clicked for me when you know, i had a black student figure in my life. my cousin siobhan hines. she went she graduated from lowell high school and then continue her education at hampton university and it kind of just struck out to me that if she can do it. definitely can do it. from that moment on imani clifton wasted the right university even organizing a tour to some of the historically black colleges something her high school was not prepared to do i kind of just went out and pulled together a group of my people from the black student union and was just like okay if they're not gonna give it to us then we're gonna get the money so we could do it by of imani found winston-salem state university in north carolina to be the perfect fit just to be in a scenery where it's normal for black people to be successful. it's normal for us to be above

and beyond in the shining star in the room. so i feel like just being in an area like that will motivate me to be my better self and just be amazing imani who is a youth leader at her church and community wants a career in healthcare management to make sure every community has access to care, they need seeing more black people in healthcare facilities. like i feel like that does make it like more comfortable for them easier for them to relate. she's just so full of life and energy and she's just so positive all the time and when things sometimes things wouldn't go as planned and our plan would be like, okay. so what can we do? what did we learn from this? it's always a positive outlook instead of a negative one imani says her mother has been the driving force behind her leadership skills. just need to be my greatest self and push for her and for whatever i want to do in life. you have to be the one to take the initiative.

you have to be the one to put in the extra work. so just be true to yourself and you will definitely get to where you want to be and not where somebody else wants you to be because if you can do that, then you can genuinely be happy. money has so i know perspective and we can all take that to heart. i love these stories too, but leanne has been a reporting on bay area school issues for decades. now, it's why she is our senior education reporter you can get in touch with her online her twitter facebook and instagram handles are all on your screen right now coming up next. we're crunching the numbers in the state's new budget.

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were slightly down as traders headed into the weekend. it's now a two-week decline for both indices the nasdaq on an opposite trend is marking its third week of gains it held up for most of the trading day, but saw a slight drop as the session ended analysts believe can you decline stem from worries about the banking sector and debt ceiling that could be driving a sell-off governor newsom says his revised budget proposal takes the necessary steps to offset. the state's growing budget deficit. i hope you see we try to do our best to hold the line and take care of the most vulnerable most

needy, but still maintain prudence. i don't want to go back to the old ways. i've said this 100 times. i'll say it again. you don't have to be profligate to be progressive. knew some unveiled the updated 306 billion dollar spending plan this morning. he says the deficit is now at an estimated 31 and a half billion dollars. that's nine billion dollars more than in january newsome says, the state's challenges are partly due to high inflation and the state's decision to let some people delay filing their taxes after the winter storms we had coming up next the ongoing push for change at the vallejo police department. there's a deadline approaching also ahead. and you'll members of the oakland police department and hear why they joined

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: to protect and to the challenges facing our local police departments. we are talking about a struggle to recruit, train, and hire

qualified officers to protect our community. ama: to make sure they serve everyone equally. we are looking at two different angles tonight. dan: let's begin with the vallejo police department, which faces new calls for federal oversight. the dateline -- the deadline to make changes after number of deadly shootings is less than a month away now. abc 7 news eitan reporter melanie woodrow -- i team reporter melanie woodrow has more. melanie: a change.org has more than 600 signatures. >> we are supporting this because it has been to long. melanie: michelle and ashley are sisters of their brother who was shot by police in 2020. after the solano district attorney recused herself from the case, the attorney general's office took over may 13, 2021. two years later, the

investigation continues. >> this process is exhausting. it should not take this long. ama: cory mccoy shares in their frustration. vallejo police shot and killed his brother willie mccoy on february 9, 2019. solano county d.a. abrams recused herself from investigating that case, as well. solano county hired an independent prosecutor, who determined the officers felt their lives were threatened and acted in self-defense. >> there is absolutely no consequences, nor is there any supervision when it comes to a police department that basically kills with impunity. melanie: of the solano county aclu chapter. andrea: there has not been substantial enough changes in the department to rebuild trust with the community and retain officers that will practice good policing. melanie: the vallejo police department tells abc 7 news that efforts are underway to create a vallejo police oversight and accountability commission, made

up of appointed community members. valeo mayor robert mcconnell -- mayor there will be a lot of interest. melanie: beyond the community-based commission, the petition calls for a court supervised monitor and independent advisor. also, that the state department of justice extend its oversight of the department for five more years. mayor mcconnell: everything i have read about federal oversight indicates to me that it is a bad idea. melanie: next week, the vpd interim police chief is expected to update city council on the progress on an outside consultant recommendation, as well as ongoing collaborative reform efforts with the california doj. california attorney general rob bonta said that collaborative reform is not the only option. ag bonta: there is an opportunity for another type of approach, including a pattern of practice investigation. that is on the table, as well. melanie: calls for change as a community tries to heal. >> my family is wondering and has continued to wonder for four years, where's the outcome? -- the outrage? melanie: melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.

ama: today, oakland added 18 new officers who just graduated from the police department. abc 7 news >> as they stand, they protect and serve. these are graduate department's 191st academy graduated. he did not have to go far. he said joining the police department is his way to be part of his solution to some of the city's problems. >> being from oakland, you see a lot of things other cities are not necessarily exposed to. it really came to my attention that i wanted to do this, because i wanted to genuinely help my community. >> the six-month program includes physical endurance and training but also a lot of coursework in the classroom.

officer elizabeth garcia won the award for academic excellence. she is new to law enforcement, having worked in payrolls the past nine years. this is her first time to the academy. officer garcia: it is a lot of information in four months. it was definitely not easy. it was difficult but well worth it. this is a dream come true. >> oakland mayor sheng thao fired the oakland police chief over the alleged misconduct in an officer investigation, welcomed the new cadets as part of the oakland family. mayor tao: just know that we appreciate you and society cannot exist without you. >> mayor thao's new budget allocates funding for six more police academies over the next two years, hoping to fill the declining number of officers. she says she is encouraged by the new recruits' commitment to the city. mayor thao: people want to serve in oakland because they can be a changemaker. people care about the community. now is the time to step up in these leadership roles. >> humanity, what we really need is love.

>> two officers will go to richmond, 18 will join opd. all reminded that public safety is paramount, especially as they begin their career against the backdrop of a national debate around policing and social justice. >> who are you? [cheering] >> in oakland, anser hassan, abc 7 news. ama: we created the interactive neighborhood safety tracker so you can look of crimes where you live. there's data for san francisco, oakland, san jose, and we are working to add more cities. you can find it at abc7news.com. dan: cleanup continues. a small mercury spill was discovered monday. a maintenance truck unknowingly spilled small amounts of the toxic substance on its trash pickup route.

cruise removed all detectable mercury for more than 3800 feet of road along the truck's route. >> two moms buy taylor swift tickets for their 13-year-old daughters, now the seller will not give them the tickets!

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ama: for taylor swift fans, there's little more coveted than tickets to her concert. remember when before the general public could even buy a ticket? dan: it was a mess. however, one mom scored tickets for her 13-year-old daughters, until it turned to heartbreak. ama: 7 on your side's michael finney has the up story. michael: imagine buying the tickets, paying for the tickets, then the seller does not turn over the tickets. >> you are in the car, to go to the taylor swift concert like now. michael: they have been taylor swift fans nearly all their lives, and now their moms are fans, too. >> get the tickets. we wanted them so bad. michael: so the two moms decided

to take their daughters to see the superstar on her new tour. >> i was like are you in? let's go to l.a. michael: the tour had sold out in minutes last november, so olivia's mom isabel went on the stubhub secondary marketplace and she bought water tickets to the show in l.a., not far from the stage. >> and what we shoul >> a glitter heart around our eye. >> they were super excited, so were we. michael: six month later, a big shots -- >> stubhub said we do not have tickets for you. >> isabel received this saying unfortunately, your seller is not able to provide the tickets you purchase. how can that be? >> i got upset. this is not right. michael: suddenly they had no tickets and no explanation. >> well, they will refund you. i don't want my money back to it i want to go to the concert. >> we were really sad. michael: stubhub's fan

guarantees says if tickets fall through, buyers are entitled to a full refund or comparable ticket, but that means tickets at a comparable cost, and prices for the superstar's show had skyrocketed since last fall. >> why did i buy my ticket six month ago? michael: isabel had bought four tickets for $3400 last november, now she would have to pay the going rate, thousands more for similar seats. >> disappointed. sad we had a whole trip planned for los angeles. michael: stubhub had tickets at the very top of the city and, but even those were hundreds of peace. >> it was upsetting. michael: we are guaranteed to get tickets? how do you tell a 13-year-old that? stubhub required, that replied, regrettably, we are unable to follow through. isabel had planned to present

the tickets to olivia and her bat mitzvah this month, now there were none. she contacted 7 on your side. we ask stubhub how this happened. the seller may be penaliz isabel could have accepted a refund or to proceed spared however, stubhub also took action. >> an hour and a half later, i got a phone call. michael: stubhub came through with four seats in their section at no extra cost clement at the badminton party -- cost, and at the bat mid for party -- bat mitzvah party -- >> i have exciting news for you. [squealing] dan: [laughs] i wish everyone was that excited. michael: stubhub could not say why their sellers did not receive the tickets or if the

person was hoping to fetch a higher price. stubhub says it does penalize sellers who fails to provide tickets after they are sold or cancel a sale and then raise a price our thanks to stubhub really for the new tickets. the girls are thrilled, as you could hear. dan: they seemed awfully thrilled. that is so cute. nice job, mike. ama: it is going

dan: it is a big weekend for members of the vietnamese catholic community in san jose. tomorrow, they will dedicate their new charge, our lady of la vang. it is on east santa clara street. it replaces st. patrick's cathedral, which burned down in 2012. >> in this environment of our home church, together, we not just pray together, give thanks together, but also have the sense of the real community. dan: our lady of la vang is named for a reported apparition that comforted persecuted catholics in vietnam in the late 18th century. it will be very special. ama: no doubt. a special we can for moms, mother's day. dan: that is right.

gorgeous weather, sandy is back with the forecast. sandhya: we would not have it any other way. fog at the golden gate bridge from our emeryville camera could you can see the fog on live doppler 7. as you check out temperatures tomorrow, they are soaring, low to mid 90's our hotspot, 94, fairfield, another hotspot, 92, livermore. 64 in half moon bay, 80 in oakland, 72 in the city, 87 san rafael, sunday, we are going to pick those temperatures down for mother's day. as we checked out what is ahead statewide, hot weather across the pacific northwest all the way down toward southern california. the pacific northwest looking at records with 90's there. 101 in bakersfield, 102 in palm springs. the accuweather 7-day forecast, good thing is, this hot weather only lasts for a day.

50's to 80's for mother's day, and pretty much up and down a few degrees all the way through. dan and ama? dan: thanks. we will keep our ship steady and get another win. larry beil, tonight's the night. larry: it is the night, just like it was a couple of nights ago you'd andrew wiggins has the playoff injury. wiggs has been cleared to play, but what

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>> now, abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: good evening. warriors are usually at their best when they are desperate. that if the case tonight at the dubs again facing playoff illumination. thanks in part to andrew wiggins, they won game 5, and wiggins has been cleared to play tonight. he has fractured cartilage in his rib cage. this is a look at warm-ups tonight. he is wearing protective padding under the jersey. probably a good idea when you have to guard lebron james. gary payton said the possibility of wiggins not playing was not even discussed in pregame today. gary: we did that go over that, so hopefully that means that wiggs is ready to go, so. steve kerr: he goes about his business every day, zero drama, zero maintenance, does his work, gives us his 35 minutes night in an night out, guards he is justt

player. gary: wiggs is a big boy pure he can handle it. i'm sure this is not the worst he has been through. i'm sure he will find some way deep down to go with us. larry: the other significant injury, anthony davis, also will play tonight despite the head injury that he suffered in game 5. the lakers said he is fine. he avoided concussion protocol. he was on the court warming up just a short time ago pure he will start game 6. so will wiggins, by the way. one person who we will definitely be watching game 6 tonight, 49ers tight and george kittle, who, as we know, is a huge warriors fan. kittle was on espn earlier today giving his game 6 perspective in offering any wisdom for wounded warriors fans. george: i like being on, you know, being on the field, the fans cheering on me, but i like to be on the field sometimes to cheer on guys like steph, klay, and my favorite guy on the team, looney, just an absolute

stud. >> who have we got tonight? george: who have we got tonight? the warriors have got them right where they want them, are you kidding me? looney will go off about 15 boards tonight. it is game 6, right, so that means, oh yeah, that is when klay shows up. larry: the warriors would like game 6 klay for sure. the 49ers pivoted quickly and found a capable new defensive court nader to take over. steve wilkes is their man to he was the interim cogic carolina, almost guided the panthers to the playoffs. today, he addressed the media. he is fired up that he gets to coach in the upcoming season. steve wilkes: it is a foundation we all agreed we want to keep. there is room for improvement. if you talk to the players, they will tell you the same. when it's not broke, you don't want to fix it, and once again, we had a lot of success around here. we want to continue to build about that. larry: get ready for tom brady

to the las vegas raiders. not as a player, as a minority owner. reportedly in talks with mark davis to purchase a small amount of the raiders. he already has a share of the las vegas aces, which is also owned by mark davis. brady is retired. this deal would almost ensure he stays retired. it would not conflict with his upcoming television deal. brady expected to join fox in 2024. a little ironic given the fact that raiders fans still remember the bucket game and the fumble that was or was not, tom brady and the patriots and all that, and now he could be a member of raider nation. as for the warriors, they are 3.5-point underdogs, so a lot of people think the lakers are going to win. because i made sunday brun mother's day reservation and game 7 would directly conflict with that, this is one year i got out ahead headed it on the sunday brunch, which virtually assures a warriors win, and we

are back here on sunday for game 7 and a postgame show. dan: nice work. [laughter] larry: yeah. dan: thanks, larry. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is "jeopardy masters" followed by "20/20" at 9:00. remember, abc 7 news is streaming 24/7. giphy abc 7 bay area at -- get the abc 7 bay area app. dan: what really matters? mom matters. sunday is the time to honor the amazing women who raised us and raise our children get i am one of the lucky people. my mother was remarkable, totally devoted to her four children, and we were all very close. five days after mother's day in 2017, she passed away, but my siblings and i carry her with us every day. the demands of motherhood have changed in so many ways over the years, for more women work outside the home today than a few decades ago, and the percentage of children living with just their mom has roughly doubled.

it is also a much more complex world in which to raise children. there was no cyber bullying, drug crisis, or school shootings to worry about when i was a kid. but what has not changed is how we as children and as parents depend on the mothers in our lives. they do so much and in so many important ways are the glue and the joy, so from all of us to moms everywhere, happy mother's day. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook @danashleyabc7. that means you, ama, and you, sandhya come over there. ama: thanks for joining a spear down ama daetz. dan: i dan ashley, for sandhya patel, larry beil, we appreciate your time. we will see you at 11:00.

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... an independent bookstore owner from st. paul, minnesota... an editorial and community associate from exeter, new hampshire... and our returning champion-- a data scientist from chicago, illinois... whose 7-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!"

we learned last week that our champion, hannah wilson, is ranked as the 18th fastest crossword puzzle solver in the country. and now after an impressive week on the alex trebek stage, she is quickly rising in the rankings here at "jeopardy!" as well. only three players this season have won more games than hannah, and this could be just the beginning. skyler and victoria, we wanna welcome you both to the game. all right. let's take a look at the categories for the jeopardy! round... and... a-n-t will appear in each response. hannah, as our returning champ, you'll be selecting first. let's do triple rhyme time for $200.