bay during a chase. we learned some of the people inside this burning car were severely injured on a north bay trail, why investigators are calling his death suspicious. it has been one month since the california highway patrol and the national guard started patrolling in san francisco to crack down on the frontal crisis. is it working? could it for public transportation in the bay area, the colorful protest to demand funding to keep buses and trains rolling. >> there was a time when none of us could be out here. >> pride gets underway. amid the fun the realization

there is more work to be done. talk about a close call. video from global news shows the dangerous encounter at sea involving the chinese worship and a u.s. destroyer. abc seven news now. for joining us, you are watching abc seven news at 11. right away chase in fiery crash in danville has reportedly left a high school student hospitalized. in critical condition tonight. police say it started with an attempted traffic stop and ended when the car collided with a tesla. flipped and then caught fire. abc 7 news reporter is on this developing story and has learned who was in the car police were pursuing. >> first responders in worked quickly to pull five people out of this burning car early saturday morning. >> we pulled up to the right and saw a big fire outside of

starbucks and four police cars and were wondering what's going on. we parked the car and got out and ran over and we were pulling somebody out of the car and breaking glass. >> dan rogers who did not want to show his face was driving by when he saw the car on fire. >> you could feel the warmth of the fire across the street it was huge. >> in an email to abc 7 news the contra costa sheriffs office says just after 1 a.m. danville police tried to pull over a driver for running a red light, the driver did not stop so a police chase began for almost 5 miles. the driver allegedly ran another red light at this intersection near blackhawk, this time hitting a tesla. no one in the tesla was injured the speeding car rolled and caught fire. >> a lot of my buddies graduated, we are hoping everyone is ok. >> the intersection reopened saturday morning at starbucks remained closed due to damage.

>> there was a senior and one junior. >> the information we have is the junior is in critical condition. >> yes and she is saying that person more than likely might not make it. >> this mom who did not want to be identified says her daughter knew all of the people in the car. the mom says the seniors who were all female just graduated friday night for monta high school. she understands that police have to enforce the rules but are still concerned about a police chase that went almost 5 miles through a winding suburban road. >> for me i think the cops just have to do what they need to do to stop it but at that time though, what about the other cars. i don't know, it is not safe. >> the mom says the seniors were treated and released, police did not save drugs and alcohol were involved in the crash. in danville abc 7 news. >> an elderly man hiking on a remote road in the north bay has

died, investigators are calling his death suspicious. the marin county sheriff's office is the 83-year-old man was found friday evening near wild iris road with a head injury. a friend says he saw the man hiking, and a short time later found him on the ground with the injury. the man was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> we have had multiple reports over the last several weeks of subject seen with a firearm, they were never located but we are going through our investigation and follow up on those leads for anybody that we are able to contact or leads we can follow as it relates to vehicle scene. >> right now investigators do not have a suspect with say they have received multiple calls of a person with a gun in the area, officers say right now they cannot confirm if those reports are true and if the man's death are connected. in the south bay a memorial outside the home of a cent couple who were run over during a violent crime spree.

our media partners at mercury news confirmed the victims were both in their 70's. the suspect was arrested after a three hour crime spree hijacking vehicles, ramming cars into pedestrians and stabbing multiple people. three were killed including the couple and five others injured. we are one month into governor gavin newsom's decision to send in the california highway patrol and national guard to help crackdown on san francisco's open air drug markets. today abc 7 news reporter tara campbell hit the streets to get a look at the impact and what comes next in the battle against the frontal crisis. >> the site and sounds of san francisco's fentanyl crisis. one month into a major move to crackdown on the open air drug market. the california highway patrol teaming up with sfpd to target the tenderloin and market districts. while the national guard works behind the scenes analyzing

intelligence. >> supervisor dorsey, we are in your backyard very much. have you noticed the difference? >> i would say not really. we are in a situation right now where we are seeing a level of addiction and drug use and drug dealing that is kind of unprecedented. it collects the city's seem to drug overdose deaths a day. on pace for the deadliest year yet amid the drug overdose crisis. and supervisor dorsey says it is going to take time and resources before seeing an impact. right now he says just six chp officers are on the streets but believe more support is on the way. >> i did talk to the chief of police today. he feels that it is helpful to have chp lending some support a uniformed presence because that gives san francisco's police department at a time when it is significantly understaffed the ability to deploy those

resources to narcotics operations. >> and it is opening up resources to start arresting drug users. the supervisor confirming sfpd arrested 16 people using drugs in the past week for public intoxication. >> i think it is an approach that i will support, so long as we are making intervention that is more than just jail. >> it's going to create more problems. >> randall is addicted to fentanyl and says arresting people like him is not the answer. >> then we get out and are worse, what does that do. it teaches us to be sneakier and bigger criminals. we don't need that. we need compassion. >> tara traveled to vancouv. america's first ever safe injection site, you can watch our abc 7 original stock entry injecting hope available on

demand on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. a call to action today from bay area residents who rely heavily on public transportation. governor to add more financial support for california's public transit systems into the state budget. and using some grim imagery to drive home their messages. organizers held mock funeral march is complete with coffins for the bay area transit systems. all of its symbolic of what they call the life or death state of art and other transit agencies. >> as we come out of pandemic temporary federal funding is drying up and we are trying to redesign our systems to serve the new patterns that have emerged and are in a pivotal moment. >> mock funeral marches were held in oakland and san francisco today. marin county was getting

financial support to replace aging a water pipes. the marin independent journal reports the county has been awarded a $6.4 million state grant. the municipal water district plans to use that to replace half of the water mains in marin city and more in san rafael. the water district raised its rates by as much as 20% recently to help pay for infrastructure improvements. much more to come tonight on abc 7 news 11 including a show of unity. pride gets off to a colorful start in santa rosa and we will take you to the city's parade. and a little later, the remarkable recovery continues and now trying to raise awareness about the importance of cpr. >> i am spencer warm weekend will turn even warmer tomorrow but then things change abruptly. i will have the accuweather forecast coming

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>> tennessee's loss -- placing limits on drag shows as unconstitutional according to a judge's ruling which states the laws unconstitutionally vague and encouraged discriminatory enforcement. tennessee became the first state to ban public drag shows earlier this year. republican lawmakers in the state say it was necessary to restrict such performances from taking place in public or were children could view them. it is pride month and celebrations are already getting underway in many communities in the bay area. events are held all month long from flag raisings to movie night and of course parades. in the north bay today we saw our first big celebrations of pride month. there was a showing of unity in the wake of hundreds of laws

nationwide targeting the lgbt community. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the sights and sounds of the parade in santa rosa. downtown santa rosa. to crowd showing up for this year's parade. >> i love it. i love all the people that are here to show our community love. we should all have a sense of belonging. >> this man brought his daughter. >> she needed to get outside, i live for this and she lives for the so it was an awesome moment to have fun together. >> this parade, this everything is a celebration of the fact we have come so far and an acknowledgment we have a long way to go. >> many believe there is a new sense of pride unity this year as some states seek to diminish equality. the human rights campaign says 540 lgbt bills have been

introduced this year. >> there are anti-trans laws and anti-lgbtq and is definitely strong in other parts of our country and it is important we continue to stand up and show our support for our community and especially youth. >> my 13-year-old is marching. she has been questioning her sexuality and is out and proud this year so we are all celebrating with her and are excited to do that >> sonoma county pride organizers say this is likely to be the biggest event they have ever hosted, safety and security measures have been increased to keep everyone safe. >> more and more we have to have these events to showcase to people we are here. our rights are still being threatened and also to encourage more people to celebrate and come out. >> here and now many say the meaning and feeling of pride is still shining bright and can't be tarnished or erased. >> pride means a lot of things to me. being able to show up authentically and be yourself around people that are celebrating queer joy entrance

joy in being whoever you are. that is what it means to me and it is important. >> organizers say they were concerned that protesters would show up at this pride event like they have in years past but that did not happen. pride events continue on sunday across sonoma county. in santa rosa abc 7 news. >> on the peninsula at the second annual pacifica pride festival kicked off today. attendees got to enjoy live music and performances. a number of activities were also offered along with tasty bites from food trucks. kids also joined in with their own youth music area and family zone. the parade was hosted by the city of pacifica along with coast pridethe jefferson union high school district. a reminder, abc 7 isud sponsor of the pride parade. you can watch the parade livendn abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. the event will be hosted by our

abc 7 morning crew. it is officially street festival season in the bay area and it started on a strong note. filling up streets with music, food and fun this weekend. several streets are closed in the area, most between filbert and green. organizers say the event features nonstop music until seven and for most of the day tomorrow. not far away in north beach a street fair is this weekend on stockton street. then in the east bay from bik to building prosperity, the east oakland futures festival showcases the food, art, technology and culture of the community. hundreds of residents at the streets today for the annual block party along with dozens of vendors and community groups offering services on-site. >> we have different zones representing here, from food to youth education to mobility and

power in play. we want people to engage with the zones and see strategies are options for their future and opportunities. >> this is the second year of the event, also in the east bay the 40th annual walnut creek art and wine festival was held at heather farm park. today was also the first day of the san mateo county fair. organizers say they've got a lot of attractions this year and are expecting a huge turnout. >> going down to the fair. have a great time bring your sunblock. it's a beautiful weekend so this is some thing to look forward to. be sure to expect to have a little piece of everything. there is something for everybody here. we have a new dragon exhibit that has seven animatronics life-sized dragons. we have a bunch of concerts coming to the stage. at 7:30 p.m. every night and throughout the day each day. >> the fair goes until june 11. adults are $20 to get in, kids

15 and kids five and under are free. spencer now joining us from home, you heard that woman say it feels like good weather. practically summerlike in some parts. >> you are right about that, a great day for a fair or festival. or any outdoor activity. sadly i have the sneezes and the sniffles so i am isolating and a guest room at home so i do not infect anyone. let's take a look at the weather at least i can enjoy it vicariously. here's a look at what is controlling our area a big high-pressure system offshore. it is a featured item bringing us sunny skies and summerlike warmth. today and again tomorrow before the low pressure system up north move south to change our weather pattern. right now we have relatively light to calm air around the bay area and the 24 hour temperature change shows even at this hour it is quite a few degrees warmer than at this time last night all across the bay area so let's move along and take a look.

a live view from sutro tower, 56 here in the city. and 56 in oakland. at 60 in palo alto low 60's in san jose, mountain view and 48 and half moon bay. a live view from emeryville looking back toward san francisco. other temperatures mid to upper 50's in santa rosa novato and napa. mid 60's, mid to upper 60's in fairfield concord in livermore. these are our forecast features as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. partly cloudy and relatively mild overnight. a warming trend continues tomorrow even warmer than today but it is going to be cooler at the beginning of next week with a slight chance of showers and maybe even thunder next week. tonight everything will be nice and calm, we will just see a little marine layer building and then pulling back to the coastline by midmorning giving way to sunny skies and another warm day. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the low to mid 50's, that is certainly mild for

overnight conditions. then tomorrow summerlike warmth in our inland areas especially up to about 90 degrees in antioch and fairfield. upper 80's and many other inland locations in the north bay, south bay mainly mid 80's. even around the shoreline it will be summerlike with highs near 80 degrees. we will see low 60's on the coast. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. after 90 degree inland whether tomorrow we will have a sharp drop in temperatures on monday as some clouds move in from that low pressure system i showed you earlier that will be sliding down along the coastline. we will get some clouds from that system, breathing conditions and much cooler with high temperatures reaching only up to about 80 degrees in the warmest spots. a 10 degrees drop in temperatures from tomorrow into monday. around the bay shoreline locations will be 78 to 80 degrees tomorrow and will be only 70 to 72 on monday. not much of a drop on the coast however. on tuesday we might actually see some raindrops because it will

get even cloudier with a chance of some showers. we are not talking about heavy downpours but a good chance of showers and possibly thunder isolated. wednesday and thursday temperatures remained below average even though the clouds dissipate and we get sunnier skies. it will be cooler than average going into the end of the week and finally toward the very end of the week, friday and saturday we will see temperatures climbing back up again but not quite to the levels we have seen so far this weekend. >> even those folks complaining it was not warm enough. i are finally delivering. >> finally but only for a couple days. >> thank you. >> coming up, let's kick it. at the big celebration today welcoming the bay

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>> today people across the bay came together to celebrate fsc day to day in san francisco. the day it was held to celebrate the new women's soccer area team it was held by soccer legends who are excited to announce the new team to the world. >> we have thousands of fans who here supporting us. there has been pent up demand in the area for years, we have had many chances and many attempts at having professional women's football here and this is now a part of the national women's soccer league and so we are the 14th team within the league and we are thrilled to be here. >> guests got to enjoy activities including games and giveaways along with food and autographs. they fc's first game will be march 2024, but the team is already taking deposits from those who want to secure tickets now. speaking of sports, a big day and night of baseball. chris alvarez joining us now at some highlights from the big

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>> a really cool moment after friday night's game between giants fan mark the shark and lamont junior, mark grabbed the historic home or hit by wade. giants looking to snap a three-game slide, bobblehead night and mike throughout the first pitch i'm going to call that a strike. alex cobb was dealing on the mound, julio matteo swing on the third. seven strikeouts and no earned runs or what a pitching performance. gave them all the run support he needed floor is up the middle and through. jd davis, mike, they score three nothing. it giants. a pretty night with a full moon a lot of orange and black in the ballpark. they are now back to 500. how about the a's and marlins from miami, picked it up on three marlins up already for nothing. luis gets a hold of that one, a

three run double off of former giant sammy long. at seven nothing lead. he was five for five with five rbis. the a's stand at the rally caps on, oakland was scoreless in the series until linke leaders deliver to out on the single in the eighth. it has been a long year for the a's and they lose 12 and one. they lost 13 straight games on the road. ncaa baseball tournament stanford hosting texas a&m on the farm in the winner going to the regional championship. it was four and one stanford after three but they take control, hunter hoss bases clearing triple in the eighth giving amm lead. the cardinal get the winning run at the plate with two out in the ninth, rally caps are all on owen cobb but pops out to end it. cardinals lose eight and five stanford will now play an elimination game sunday at noon against the winner of this game. san jose state and cal state fullerton, spartans down in an illumination game. charles mack leads off the inning with a solo homer. the first of his two homers that

made it a fort to game. the next batter,? let makes it back to back. solo homer bringing the spartans within a run. it is up for three game at fullerton response in the bottom half. connor, a three run shot to left center and at that point the spartans fall ending a great season. stanford and cal state fullerton in the elimination game on sunday. santa clara in arizona's elimination game scheduled -- scheduled for noon but mother nature forced the first pitch six hours later. when it started broncos made it rain again, scoring in the first three innings. the broncos celebration had a cowboy hat, they open it up in the sixth. michael o'hara, to run last. six nothing. a head coach, rusty filters family loves it. broncos win at nine and three and will play another elimination game sunday against an opponent get to be determined. this abc seven sports report

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>> a close call caught on camera, the moment a chinese warship came less than two football fields away from a u.s. destroyer in the taiwan strait. here is abc's dario welding r. >> exclusive video captured by global news shows how a chine warship reportedly came within 100 yards of an american destroyer picking up considerable speed before cutting across the ship's bow. the canadian television network was on the hmc has montreal as it participated in a joint u.s. canada mission, allegedly into international waters separating

china and taiwan. in a statement abc news canadian department of defense said this sale was done in full accordance with international law, specifically the u.n. convention of the law of the sea. >> we need to be eyes wide open on china. the fact is that they have become an increasingly disruptive global power. >> at the time of the incident defense secretary lloyd austen attending a summit in singapore, meeting with both canada's and china's defense ministers. >> we do not see conflict or confrontation. but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> late last month a chinese fighter jet came within 400 feet of a u.s. reconnaissance plane over the south china sea. the pentagon labeling the incident unnecessarily aggressive. an earlier this year the u.s. shot down a chinese spy balloon that flew over the continental u.s. but efforts continue to maintain communication between the u.s. and china.

the u.s. official confirming to abc news that cia director william burns traveled to beijing in may meeting with his counterparts marking the highest level visit since that spy balloon was shot down in february. collects the nfl who suffered a frightening injury that literally stopped his heart on the field is now raising awareness about cpr. damar hamlin took part in an event today near buffalo where automated external defibrillator's were distributed. one was used along with cpr to save his life back in january. he suffered cardiac arrest during a game on national tv. since that incident hamlin has been cleared to resume his football career but he also spends time calling attention to cpr training. with just two days until 5 deadline president biden has signed legislation to avoid a u.s. debt ceiling default.

in the president says the stakes could not have been higher. here is abc's shareen at >> president biden signing legislation on saturday to raise the debt ceiling. the bipartisan measure passed by both chambers of congress earlier this week averts an unprecedented default. >> the stakes could not have been higher, if we fail to reach an agreement on the budget there were extreme voices threatening to take america for the first time in our 247 year history into default on our national debt. nothing would have been more irresponsible. >> the agreement will suspend the debt ceiling for two years past the 2024 presidential election while limiting federal spending, it puts a new work requirements on some americans receiving food assistance and in august formally ends the pause on student loan payments. but taxes on the wealthiest americans or big corporations, a key demand from the white house were not included. >> the only way american democracy can function is to

compromise and consensus. that is what i work to do as your president. to forge a bipartisan agreement where possible and where it is needed. >> for months the president had insisted he would not negotiate on the debt ceiling but with that june 5 deadline looming and millions of american social security, medicare and veteran benefits in jeopardy the president and house speaker worked out a last-minute deal. >> i think we did pretty good for the american public. >> the american economy still faces trouble, credit rating agency fitch cites repeated standoffs over the debt limit and says the u.s. is at risk of a credit downgrade which would make borrowing more expensive and potentially send the stock market tumbling. abc news los angeles. >> still had tonight on abc7news 11, the street is bedford road but has turned into a sprawling homeless encampment stretching for a mile. what marion county is doing to help build a better bay area.

>> i am spencer christian, warm and warmer would be a good description for this weekend's weather but things will change dramatically at the beginning of next week. i will have the accuweather

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>> san francisco's chinatown celebrated kung fu day during the street festival today. the event highlighted chinatown's rich history and culture, the mayor took part in the festivities and people enjoyed kung fu lessons and musical performances. nine it kung fu grandmasters were honored during the event. in the south by a nonprofit is partnering with the san jose giants and offering a one-of-a-kind deal for baseball fans who donate used bikes to kids in need. good karma bikes will be at the game tomorrow evening accepting bike donations and anyone who donates it by will receive a

voucher for up to two tickets to an upcoming game. the company says all of the bikes will go to a very special group of youth. >> we pledge that every donated bicycle will go to a child at pacific clinics. it is wonderful for the young people at pacific clinics to have a bicycle because we know there is a very strong connection between mental health and physical health. >> that is so true. if you have a bite to donate but can't attend the game bikes can be dropped off at their shop on lincoln avenue in san jose. as part of our efforts to help build a better bay area, tonight we are looking at a mile-long stretch of road in marin county that has come to symbolize the bay area growing housing crisis. this crisis only worsen through the pandemic, as you can see rv after rv, car after car, parked here because people have nowhere else to go. abc seven news anchor went there to report on the growing rv encampment.

who lives there and what is being done to help. >> driving through novato it is hard to miss, nestled through highway 101 and a wildlife sanctuary this is bedford road. >> i don't call it anything. it is the stripper all the rvs are. >> here are the long line of trailers and motorhomes that go on and on. stretching for a bout a mile, located minutes away from some of the wealthiest zip codes in the country. this growing encampment has come to symbolize the haves and the have-nots in the seemingly affluent marin county. >> what we are seeing here is a larger issue we see across the state. which is the housing crisis we have, the un-housed in homeless crisis we are experiencing. >> this is the captain's seat. >> alicia has been homeless for three years. >> i was trying to just hold my head above water. i was in sonoma county. >> a month ago she moved south

to hear. >> what you want folks to know about this place? >> we are not bad people we just made bad choices may be. >> the county says there is roughly 130 vehicles lining this road and about 90 people who live here. for many of those folks they tell us it was the pandemic that was the tipping point. >> that trailer right there -- >> just ask gordie who has lived there for six years. >> when you moved here six years ago what was it like? >> there was about five or six motorhomes. >> this video shows it three years ago in 2020. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with county sanctioned resources there is now weekly trash pickup, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> on a weekly basis folks are out here multiple days engaging with residents and hearing about their needs. listening to their stories, talking about what supports they might need to get back into housing.

>> gary is the county's director of homelessness. who are these folks? >> the folks that are here are family members, brothers and sisters, our aunts and uncles, our kids. these are our neighbors. >> the goal they say is to get these residents into permanent housing. something alisha and gordie hope for two. what is your goal for one year from now? >> to be in my own place. and have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. >> in novato abc7news. >> one last check of the weather, spencer checking in with us. we are getting a taste of summer for a little bit. >> yes just for a little bit. one more day of summer weather coming our way. we will look at tonight's conditions under partly sky -- cloudy skies. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50's and tomorrow is another summer like sunny day with high temperatures up to about 90 degrees in the warmer spots.

up to about 80 around the shoreline. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast, we will have a sharp drop-off in temperatures on monday. we might have a few showers on tuesday as it gets even cooler. we don't expect things to warm up again until next weekend. once i am over the sniffles i will join you back in the studio but for now i am confined to the guestroom broadcast center. >> what a professional name with all those pillows in the background, adding extra ambience. i am looking forward to coming back it is very lonely here without you. >> thank you. >> once again let's get sports with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, a busy night from soccer to hockey in game two of the nba finals on deck. hall of famer chris mullin gives us his take on the war dads are special.

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>> on tuesday this week bob myers announced he is stepping down as the warriors gm in just a few hours after that news broke i caught up with hall of famer and warriors legend chris muller to get his take on how the dubs off season is shaping up. >> no one knows better than the individual, i am very bob is taking that time that he deserves and needs. he's got a young family, this is a high-pressure job. has earned the right to dictate his next part of his life. and then of course warrior fan players, coaches everyone in the bay area is so grateful for the great work he has done so we all wish him nothing but the best. >> there is a lot coming up for the warriors this off-season, we knew all these things and bob was the biggest domino.

now you have what dray is going to do, clay wants a contract, staff has this window of three more years at least. what is the follow-up for the warriors in the big three, what do you foresee happening now with the warriors? wax with steph curry, dray and draymond, they are still playing a high level. that's obvious. all three had tremendous seasons. individually and collectively. with dream on's extension, i think if they sit down with whoever's going to be running the franchise and get input from all of them and then make what they feel is the proper decisions. i think it all starts with steph curry, what he wants around him and i think it's pretty obvious to with those three, all 10 years in the league or more. they need young athletic in the proper skill around them. i think they've got tremendous young talent on the roster, i don't think it is a total overhaul. those guys are getting better

with more experience and more minutes on the floor i think they will continue to do that. the guys are so moody and some nice young players are on guys, with the draft coming up and free agency looming will see what happens but like you said it all depends on those big three. do they decide to keep them together which i think they made a great case for that. the warriors have done a great job and created a dynasty and with the way they played this year i think they've got a window to continue that. we will see. >> thank you for your and the denver nuggets have a 10 series against the miami heat. game to write here tomorrow night at abc 7 at five preceded by abc7news and more followed by after the game. even though denver made it look easy san jose native aaron gordon it does not expect that in game two. >> we can't sleep on this team this team has not quit. they will continue to fight

through the entirety of the game and you've got to understand that about this team. you can't take your foot off the gas with these guys. >> this is what the finals is about. i said up a four-game one, you are not playing ducks or easy competition. you have to find a way to overcome it even if great players are playing great. >> let's kick it in colorado, quakes one in seattle wednesday going for the first two game road win streak. benji a great chance, take a look curves off the outside of the post. still scoreless in the 70th minute, but daniel guesses right makes the stop. this ends in a nail and nail draw. rapids are the only team the mls without a home win. let's go to the ringmaster. >> let's get ready to rumble. stanley cup finals started in vegas, cold nights hosting the

panthers. first period former sharks goalie incredible save. sharks fans saying why couldn't he do that when he was here. third period a white cloud giving vegas the lead from way out past panthers goalie. sergey three int scored to win at five into taking a 10 series game to monday night. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. >> thank you very much, and a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand to the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, and was on fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free.

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