reporter dan noyes is just back from court and his here at the latest. >> the victim whose home was splashed with pig blood and a severed pig's left on her doorstep does not want to be identified. in this case she is called jane doe. >> on the stand today jane testified she is a retired santa rosa police officer and ex-wife of a use of force expert in the george floyd case, george showman who was eventually convicted of murder. >> i felt that derek chauvin was justified. >> even before the verdict jane doe was worried about an attack on her house when she shared with him before his divorce. she installed a surveillance camera that captured the vandals, the video played today in court, richard freeman is her attorney. >> as she got the front door open and could see the pigs head

sitting on the front porch in the blood splattered from one end of the house to the other i think it started to sink in a little bit. >> brodd's ex-wife testified she was so concerned about an attack she installed security cameras and started sleeping with her cell phone in one hand and her pistol in the other. she says she still does that to this day because she is concerned about further vandalism or further attacks. jane doe testified she saw for suspects that night, only to from that scene have been arrested. >> the thought that people would be motivated to do and carry out these kinds of things are still at large in the community i think is very troubling. >> two more defendants are accused of using pig blood the same night to cover a statue in the santa rosa shopping plaza. the defense lawyers declined to be interviewed except for one who says his client admits purchasing pig blood from this butcher and splashing it on the statue.

>> yes he tells me he bought the blood but did not agree to vandalize a home. she casted off without knowing the extent of what they were going to do. >> he says his client is a decorated marine corps veteran and is trying to have her case separated from the others. >> she has diagnosed ptsd from things that happened over there and i can't get a reasonable offer to put her into veterans court so that is why we are litigating this. >> the hearing continues tomorrow at 1:30, the judge is expected to hold the four defendants over for trial and we will be watching. >> new developme investigators in fremont today ruled the deaths of a mother and her two young children a murder suicide. the three bodies were found inside an apartment yesterday afternoon. police say a one-year-old boy and a four-year-old girl will -- were killed. the mother was believed to have committed suicide, investigators

have not released the names of the victims saying the mother was in her 20's. it has been three years since a man named eric salgado was shot and killed by chp officers in oakland, the alameda county district attorney at the time declined to file charges. now it salgado's family is asking the new da to reopen the case and put the officers involved on trial. abc 7 news reporter has their pleas for justice. >> say his name. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price ran on a campaign of reform, the family of eric salgado and their supporters are calling on her to act. >> we have a new da who ran on the campaign commitment of filing charges against killer cops. we are demanding that da price reopen the investigation closed by her predecessor and

charge the officers involved for the murder of eric salgado. >> on the steps of the alameda county superior court they demanded that the case be reopened and that the chp officers involved be put on trial. >> this is a moment were black and brown communities can come together and push back against the heartache of police terror in our communities. >> according to an alameda county district attorney's report chp was conducting a criminal investigation in east oakland in june of 2020, that is when they spotted salgado in what may have been a stolen car. after confronting salgado he may have attempted to flee hitting two vehicles. the report says officers shot at delgado -- salgado because they thought he hit one of the other officers with his car. >> we have got to be together and show how strong we are, we can change everything but we have got to be together. don't be afraid. >> eric's parents and sisters spoke at the rally, they do not shy away from talking about eric's troubled past say da price has reopened eight cases

and believe there is strong evidence to reopen their case as well. >> them justifying the fact that they murdered him by bringing up his record is irrelevant. i think she should take that into consideration. >> and the cover letter to the 20 report former d8 nancy o'malley rights i agree with the conclusion but the evidence does not support criminal charges. even though the report specifically states that questions remain around the use of force. in a statement abc 7 news the chp says it can't comment on cases subject to ongoing litigation. it da price is office did not return requests for comment. in oakland abc 7 news. >> it might not have been much but people did see some rain today. >> my wife and i got a little wet on our walk today. it has been cloudy. our meteorologist is tracking the weather. >> we got the spring showers this morning and many parts, even though they may not have measured they did have trace amounts so the ground was wet.

let me show you live doppler 7, it is cloudy across the bay area. tracking one of moisture moving across fairfield, highway 12 there, so soon as city, as we get you into street-level radar don't be surprised if we get sprinkles. numerous thunderstorms firing up in northern california, this year in nevada. some of those right off the coastline earlier this morning and fortunately the lightning strikes remained offshore. as we go hour-by-hour a little moisture trying to wrap back around so around 9:00 tonight in mendocino they could see a shower or two and then tomorrow morning there is potential for drizzle near the coastline. keep an eye on this area right here because if it shifts just a little bit we could see an isolated shower moving in your direction in the north bay. otherwise it is pretty quiet now as we look at a live picture from our sutra camera a lot of cloud cover. rainfall over the last 24 hours, san jose picking up the most.

100th of an inch from hayward to livermore to sfo. i will be back to let you know if there are any more opportunities for wet weather coming our way in a few minutes. >> thank you. now to our work to build a better bay area, balancing the challenges we already face with the goals we have to see this region improve. what if freeways were no longer free? widespread tolling is an idea that is under consideration. abc 7 news anchor looked into this today. >> it is something we are use to for our airfare, hotels and electricity. paying different pricing based on demand. but what if that same idea it was applied to your commute to work or a night out in san francisco? >> the basics of supply and demand, could that be applied to freeways? >> that is the quest the heart of a study underway by the metropolitan transportation commission. according to a spokesperson it is the next generation freeway study and it is looking into the potential of making bay area

freeways no longer free. >> conceptually this is not a popular idea, by the same token using pricing is shown to be perhaps the most effective way to meet our greenhouse gas reduction targets that are mandated by the state. >> some of the potential ideas include adding tools to all lanes of bay area freeways where there is an existing and viable public transit option. the price would vary by location and time of day, in addition the report also proposes adding tolls to major roads parallel to freeways to limit diversion. the report looks into creating pricing and dance -- downtown san francisco, oakland and san jose that would charge an extra toll for drivers going to the most congested parts of those cities. >> what would all of these things do in some hypothetical theoretical future, what with the impact be on congestion. >> i think it is a bad idea. >> chris klein lives in the bay

area and to no one's surprise is not a fan. >> it is already expensive to live here and tolls are not needed. >> he says if these input -- proposals are implemented it would not be for over a decade. >> is something that in theory could become reality? >> in theory yes. at this point it is a planning exercise, not a policy proposal. >> the report is part of a two year long research project by the ntc that started last year looking into ways to lower congestion on the roads. on friday the planning committee will give an update on their current findings. i say they are still researching ways to make this affordable and equitable which remains a big question and concern. >> what would it take to actually implement this idea? >> it would take a lot. there is the infrastructure that would need to be built which could be very expensive, the ntc also said statewide laws we need to be enacted or amended to

allow tolls to be added which means legislators would have to get behind this. a lot would need to happen and they are nowhere near that. >> i that people are happy they are nowhere near that. thank you. >> knew at six we are joined live by abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt to talk about the latest on the oakland a's going to las vegas. you're going to hear what oakland mayor told casey when they sat down this afternoon to talk about this. >> plus the changes local schools are making to stop a decline in enrollment. >> plus 7 on your side runs a sting on a for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it.

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>> late last night nevada semiannual legislative session closed with no vote on a bill, how that could have brought major league baseball to vegas. >> casey pratt stayed up into the wee hours of the night to watch it all play out. >> no sleep on the a's stadium saga. this could have been a horrible day for oakland a's fans but when the dust settled in the window closed on the nevada legislative session, it left open oakland's window of opportunity. no vote was called in as of now no vote is scheduled to bring major league baseball to las vegas. the ballpark built named sp 509 could see it stay nevada son but with a 29 percent approval rating among nevada citizens it plummeted in priority. back home i had a chance to catch up with the oakland mayor who said she is still ready to play ball. >> i can tell you i have been doing so much work in the background. i did not make it easy for them

to try to push this legislation through, i have been in contact with legislators in nevada and have been on the phone. calling all the different people, labor unions, to really make it so it is harder for them because we want the oakland a's here. i am fighting for the oakland a's. the fans are fighting for the oakland a's. and why not here and oakland where it is diverse, one of the most diverse cities in the nation. i know mlb has this great concept of wanting to diversify its fan base. we need a baseball team, we deserve a baseball team and we want the oakland a's to be rooted here. whether it is with this current ownership or new ownership. >> so the mayor did say if her phone rings she would absolutely pick it up if it was john fisher or the commissioner of major league baseball, neither have called. she also said if the phone rang she would not let me listen to the conversation. i tried. >> what happens next do you

think? >> right now the governor of nevada is a republican and he would like to get this bill passed, the issue is the statehouse is controlled by democrats in this is a very unpopular bill at the moment giving 300 and $80 million to an out-of-town billionaire. >> so this is still a big push, this is good news for oakland. >> this is a big one for a's fans in oakland because it leaves a lot of uncertainty on the table in las vegas and maybe the mayors phone will ring and hopefully she calls me after. >> education is a big part of our efforts to build a better bay area and while california public schools continue to struggle with enrollment one bay area district says it has figured out a way to slow down the problem. abc 7 senior education reporter is in the news report -- the studio live. >> the harsh reality is that for every student a district loses that is funding they don't get from the state. districts like san francisco have had to get creative to

engage families. >> san francisco unified is still seeing declining enrollment but the exodus experience during the pandemic seems to have slowed down. >> we went from 54,000 students to about 50,000 students during the pandemic about a 6% decline. right now after the pandemic we see our enrollment leveling out. >> in the case of san francisco during the pandemic some parents became frustrated and schools took too long to reopen while the board focused on other controversial issues. but this past year san francisco and other bay area school districts experienced the same troubles that the department of education says the state has seen when it comes to declining enrollment. a drop in birth rates and people leaving the state or the region. in this 2022, 23 california public schools lost .67% of their students. that may not seem like much but

it still represents nearly 40,000 students. >> certainly the cost of living is a major factor in having families move out of the city. >> enrollment at california traditional and public charter schools has been trending downward for years, the highest enrollment year was in 2004 2005 with more than 6,322,000 students. today that number is about 5,000,800 and 52,000. the bay area shows the same trend. recently the superintendent of public instruction encouraged school districts to market themselves in order to attract families. >> as the student population declines that means that school districts have had to reset. >> sf unified has a marketing campaign highlighting successful students displaying the schools they attended within the district. a new brochure that shows special programs and novelties of each school. for the first time transitional

kindergarten will be the entry grade to elementary school. >> kids won't have to do the lottery again for kindergarten. we are hoping changes like that make the system seem less frightening for families and will eventually help more families be excited about the public schools they live close to. >> and could i say that is huge for some san francisco families because if they can get into their first choice school early on it could make the difference between deciding to go to a public school or attending a private school. for those who know the college admission process, it is like applying early action or early decision. the chances of getting in our greater. >> here is a district in california not experiencing declining enrollment? >> there are a few. think of it this way, we tend to see families migrating from the coast inland because they are

being priced out. in the sacramento area enrollment has gone up because you have cheaper homes and pretty good schools. another thing we have seen a rise in homeschooling. that did very well during the pandemic. >> thank you so much. >> moving on, raindrops keep falling on my head. >> and my flip-flops because it is june. >> not rain boots. >> i was going to say you are not expecting to have to use the raincoat. come on now there was a little bit of rain, just enough to dampen the ground perhaps water your garden. let me show you live doppler 7, any low-pressure spending down to our south is wrapping up moisture back around. we are seeing numerous thunderstorms not only in northern california but we saw them across parts of the sierra. right now we do have flash flood warning for plumas county until

9 a.m. and a flood advisory to the east. the reason for this is we are seeing heavy rain associated with those storms. a few showers showing up right around the cordelia junction area across 80. don't be surprised if you run into an isolated shower or two as some of that moisture is coming back around. otherwise quiet, a lot of of cloud cover and muggy out there. dew points which is a measure of moisture in the air in the mid to low 50's. 50 to 59 degrees is muggy so for our taste it is a little muggy. let's take a look at the winds, dusting 23 miles an hour. san francisco we are still seeing the breezy conditions around rio vista 29 miles an hour. parts of the bay area cooled some more. you can see gray skies from our emeryville camera low to mid 60's from san francisco to redwood city. palo alto 66 in a cool 57 half. sutro tower showing you the bouncy camera, we were expecting

it to be gusty today. we are seeing mid to low 60's from santa rosa to napa to fairfield. livermore at 71 degrees. from our san jose camera you can see the clouds just on different layers stacked up. isolated showers chance between tonight and tomorrow, it is not like this morning so we are not expecting it to be widespread. not is muggy the rest of the week and cooler than average conditions through the rest of the weekend. as we go hour-by-hour still watching this moisture here that is trying to wrap back around so for parts of mendocino county at 9 p.m. we could see another shower development as we head towards tomorrow morning i still think there is going to be enough cloud cover that we may squeeze out a bit of drizzle with that wraparound moisture. don't be surprised if you see slick roadways at 8 a.m.. this moisture is staying off the coast but if it shifts we could see changes. overall tomorrow lingering clouds. some sun breaking through. your temperatures in the 50's, out the door tomorrow partly to

mostly cloudy skies. it is a breezy day. highs will be in the mid to low 70's inlaid, low 60's coast side. not where we should be this time of year but it is not terrible. the seven-day forecast, we are looking at lingering clouds for wednesday and isolated showers chance, and back to usual. we lose the muggy weather and are below average in term -- terms of temperatures through the weekend with upper 50's along the coastline. upper 70's inland and temperatures will be in a holding pattern. around tuesday we will notice some 80's popping up so time for the flip-flops again. >> coming up next a more and less

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three people dead. >> the crying seems spanned san jose and milpitas last thursday and today the suspect was set to appear in court. >> abc seven news reporter was in court for the case but the defendant was not. >> a grows outside the home of a san jose couple, the coroner's office confirmed they died o following a tragic and violent afternoon in san jose in milpitas last thursday. >> my heart breaks for these victims and for their families. and for our community. >> charges have been filed by santa clarita -- santa clara district attorney's office against the suspect. multiple counts of murder, attempted murder and carjacking that led to three total dead and nine others injured. >> given the charges that i have filed against this defenda which include special circumstances, he will spend the rest of his life in prison and

die there. >> he declined to face the judge on tuesday, one of the injured victims a 57-year-old came to the courthouse. >> i wanted to look at him in the eye. >> he declined to be on camera still physically hurting after being hit from behind while on a motorcycle. he is thankful to be a line. -- alive. >> i am so lucky i was not one of the people i got killed. i am very thankful. >> san jose police say he has several felony and misdemeanor convictions on his record and was on active probation at the time of the attacks. the da believes there is nothing more that could have been done to prevent this what he intends to not let it happen again. >> my resolve is my resolve to strictly, fairly and vigorously pursue justice for these families and for our community so that the defendant spends the rest of his life in

prison. >> the judge has ordered him to hear his charges formally in court on thursday, june 8 but can declined to attend again according to the das office. in san jose abc7news. >> a quick update here on the attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner, the suspect did not appear for the preliminary hearing. there is now a warrant out for his arrest. according to the public defender's office he was not feeling well and went home and did not testify. he is accused of hitting the fire commissioner with a metal pipe and claimed it was in it self defense. another hearing is scheduled for monday. >> florida officials are taking responsibility for two flights that brought dozens of migrants to sacramento, video shows migrants celebrating their arrival to california. florida officials say the 36 migrants boarded those flights voluntarily, one group arrived in sacramento friday, another yesterday. in sacramento the faith-based group that is helping those

people says the migrants were misled, many traveled for months from colombia, guatemala and venezuela to reach the texas border. after their journey to sacramento a bus took them to the catholic diocese in sacramento or a driver promised to come back but never returned. >> folks feel scared. they said halfway through their travel they realized they were not going to a job site. instead they were going somewhere far away. >> asylum-seekers are juggling immigration court dates and searching for jobs. the mayor of sacramento is calling this series of events that took them from texas to sacramento evil and wrong. >> san francisco police launched an operation last week to focus on cleaning up the streets and today on abc seven answers program at 3:00 the mayor talked about that effort. >> we have been able to take 25 people into custody, of those 25 people nine have warrants.

only one lived in san francisco. out of those 25 people who were arrested and even the ones who were released, the ones who didn't have warrants, none of them excepted the services we offered. there comes a time where if people are not accepting these services, we can't just allow what we see on our streets to continue. >> the mayor says san francisco has to take action and stop allowing people to feel comfortable openly selling and using drugs. >> a small business owner is questioning his store's future in oakland after it was burglarized over the weekend. as our abc seven news reporter found out this is not the first time the shop owner has dealt with this. >> this man is cl a scene too familiar to him. on sunday morning just after 1 a.m. his upscale streetwear store on grand avenue known for carrying high-end denim and also for hosting community events, meet and greets and sometimes live music was broken into.

around $60,000 of inventory stolen. >> everything on the clothing racks, everything on display. they took all of the display clothing and all of the denim and the back stock. >> burglaries like these are the exact thing he was trying to get away from and his former location on 17th street. that is where he was burglarized six other times on top of being robbed at gunpoint in front of the store. he moved to his new location on grand avenue in february of last year. >> i feel like i am on a treadmill constantly, just running. just conditioning but what are you conditioning for because at the end of the day it's back to zero. >> now after this eighth incident he is wondering if keeping his business open is still worth it. >> i have a soft spot for oakland in general because it has been so good to me but has it? >> according to her abc 7 neighborhood tracker the latest available data from oakland police shows that burglaries have been increasing since 2020

and have been spiking overall since 2018. meanwhile the clearance rate for these cases continues to go down. he says out of all eight incidents now at two locations, police still have not made an arrest. >> if they did they didn't tell me. >> with the future uncertain he is turning to the community for help on gofundme, not to replace the denim but to keep the lights on and his employees paid. >> i need to make sure you have employees. my son was like a dad i thought it was my to take over your store. and you have to stay my family. the things i believe in. i'm going to be ok eventually. >> in oakland abc7news. >> a woman thinks she is talking to at see customer service but it is really an imposter.

>> the federal government report scammer stole a record 8.8 billion dollars last year, a full 30% more than 2021. >> most of those scammers are imposters posing as someone you

trust, maybe your bank, utility company or a government agency. >> one of the latest victims, and east bay woman who thought she was returning a purchase to a store. >> she was already under a great deal of stress, she was about to go into the hospital and was just trying to finish some business before hand. she found a phone number online, thought she was talking to a real customer service agent, she was not. >> i thought i have a minute. let me just see if i can do this. >> it happened just hours before tracy jones had to get to the hospital for a surgery. she decided to get one more thing done. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> tracy wanted to return these grilling baskets she purchased online, they had arrived dented and crushed. >> they were smashed flat, there was no way to on smash them. >> she said she went online, googled etsy customer service and call the first number she saw.

>> that is started this whole mess. >> a man on the phone said he would give her a refund but first she had to download an app. >> he said it looks like you have been hacked, someone was trying to use my account to buy an iphone and ipad's. >> the man told her she had to stop the hack by purchasing apple gift cards, the numbers on the back block the fees and he would deposit the money into her bank account to cover the cost. >> he sent me to lowe's first and said he deposited $1000 into my account and when i get the gift cards you need to sit in the car so we can use lowe's wi-fi and you take a picture of the receipt. >> text messages from the man seemed to show he was depositing money into her account. she followed his instructions, driving to lowe's, target and rayleigh stores. she bought apple and target gift cards totaling nearly $5,000. >> i said i don't have much time i am supposed to be in the hospital. >> as she was about to undergo

surgery another text. there was a problem. she had to buy more cards. she replied i can't i am in the hospital. she came home with a stint near her heart and then a knife. >> there was no money in my account. >> it was not etsy it was an imposter in that app she downloaded let him take control of her phone and much more the scammer is still using her phone number. >> i am looking for etsy customer service. >> we called the number and a man picked up saying he was customer support. >> ok. i need to return an item i bought. >> the man wanted to know our staffers name, email and the type of phone she uses. >> my first name is samantha. >> the man gives good news. >> so it is good i can return it. and then a courier will pick it up tomorrow? oh i get an instant refund, even better. >> now he goes for her phone.

>> ok open the app store. any desk search, yes i see it. >> the man wanted her to download any desk which would let him control her phone. we clicked off. we reached out to etsy but have not heard back, to make sure you are calling a real number for a company go to the real company website. you can tell it is authentic if the url starts with h -- htp -- http sn has a tiny lot next to it. >> i want eveready to know and be aware. >> we asked lowe's, raley's and then target about their policies for selling multiple gift cards. all said they warn customers not to fall for scams, some have these purchasers went through. >> google tells us they did not find any sponsored listing with that scam number but tells us it is constantly working to prevent fake numbers from rising to the top of a search.

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>> for the first time in a century a member of the royal family testified in court. today prince harry was on the witness stand as part of his lawsuit against a british tabloid publisher he accuses of hacking his cell phone and other illegal snooping. he is suing the mirror newspaper group for allegedly writing articles based off of the stolen information. the company has denied any wrongdoing. there is another candidate officially in the race for the gop presidential nomination, former new jersey governor chris christie made the announcement a few hours ago during a town hall in new hampshire and he immediately attacked former president donald trump. >> the person i am talking about who is obsessed with the mirror who never admits a mistake, who

never admits a fault, and to always finds someone else and something else to blame for whatever goes wrong but finds every reason to take credit for anything that goes right is donald trump. >> former vice president mike pence is going to formally launch his campaign tomorrow in iowa. >> san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi throughout the first pitch at the washington nationals game tonight as part of the team's pride celebrations. they have the longest running lgbtq themed event in the league, this is the 18th year. pelosi is being recognized for her help i fighting for the rights of the community, abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the san francisco pride parade. you can watch it live sunday on june 25 here on abc 7 and our streaming app. >> a good throw for nancy pelosi well done. >> let's get to the meteorologist for the latest. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7 because moments ago a

thunderstorm has developed in the north bay. i want to show you what's happening here, that moisture is rapping back around and there are lightning strikes with this thunderstorm heading towards napa. as we track it it would be in napa at 7:34. we are seeing rain accompany the storm but if there is any dry lightning around this time of year we are talking fire danger so rainfall right now around wooden in valley road, it is moderate in intensity. an isolated shower or thunderstorm will remain in the forecast tonight as we go our by our, that moisture wrapping around mendocino county at 9:00. then tomorrow pushing off the coast line, it in the morning and we can't rule out potential for an isolated shower or thunderstorm. tomorrow afternoon partly to cloudy skies, a breezy day with low 60's to mid 70's. the seven-day forecast will show you a slight bump up in those temperatures around the bay and inland on thursday. still nowhere near where we should be this time of year,

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>> good evening the a's were looking for a homerun in las vegas and instead more of a wild pitch with nevada legislators never taking up the funding bill for a new stadium. the ballpark proposal did not even make it onto the first special agenda called by the governor but here to talk more about this including a new wrinkle you just learned about is abc 7's casey pratt. >> the new wrinkle if we want to jump right into that is that governor lombardo is going to call another special session, it could happen as soon as tomorrow. whether or not the a's bill is popular enough for the democrats to put forward we will see. >> you had an exclusive interview today with the oakland mayor, she is doing all she can behind the scenes to try and make sure that the a's stay here. what does that include? >> she has been talking behind the scenes to a lot of people in the trades commissions, a lot of

people in nevada. she is ready for john fisher or rob manfred to pick up the phone but no one has yet. no one has reached back out to oakland and that is a problem so we will have to see whether or not the session goes well and whether or not they come crawling back to oakland at this point because they are saying the ball is in their court. >> the a's are appearing to run out of options, although we don't know how that special session might go or what is being done behind the scenes. the fans in oakland are obviously screaming sell , t want john fisher out but we haven't seen so far as the formation of any local group publicly saying outside of joe was a standing offer to buy the team. we want to buy it we will pay right now and we will cash john fisher out, is not going to change anytime soon? >> the interesting thing is that joe was the only one who has publicly spoken out, i know i have an you have, other ownership groups but for various reasons they can't come forward yet. there is only 30 major league baseball teams, if this does hit the market there will be owners

lined up. the issue is until it hits the market it is not for sale. there's nothing anyone can do. >> to be continued and next week june 13 is a big day. the owners meeting, while a's fans have their own little gathering at the stadium, it should be interesting. a >> with 5000 shirts that say sell >> subtle messaging. some optimistic news regarding 49ers quarterback brock purdy, the coach says he is throwing three times a week and appears to be on track to start the season on time following elbow surgery. and a real candid conversation with wide receiver depot sandra today, admitting his holdout contract talks messed up his season last year resulting in a subpar regular season. if you remember he removed all the 49ers references from his social media and posted cryptic comments, he ended up getting paid but it cost him on the field. >> we talked about it, we put it behind us and just going through the tape and looking at how sluggish and bad it looked on

tape. like i said just reflecting on last off-season it played a big role in that and i never want to look like that on tape again. i kinda felt it i was just trying to will my way to help the team in every way possible. >> a shocker in the world of golf the pga tour is merging with liv golf and the european tour. this is stunning news given that the pga and live have been eddie 300 -- each other's throats. it is unclear how the new entity will operate but golfers that have taken tens of millions of dollars to join live are potentially welcomed back with stipulations. other stars wanted nothing to do with the saudi backed live tour or its golfers. reaction toward commissioner jay monahan, harsh with many feeling like he just sold out and shows the saudi cash over human rights. negotiating in secret because he knew the backlash would be intense. it is going to be fascinating to see how all of this plays out.

remains to be seen. >> coming up tonight on abc seven at eight cap celebrity wheel of fortune followed by celebrity jeopardy and then at 10 it is soul of a nation the freedom to exist with elliott page and then stay with us with abc7news 11. abc7news is streaming 24/7 get the bay area app us whenever you want wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news, thank you for joining us. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you again tonight at 11.

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a writer from st. helena, california... a networking engineer from suwanee, georgia... and our returning champion-- a quality control specialist from greenville, texas... whose 3-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!" in yesterday's game, we learned that despite being allergic to cats, our champion, jared watson, has two of them. we also found out, if given the choice, his wife might choose the cats over him. perhaps that will change now that he's a three-time "jeopardy!" champion. today we welcome suresh and deborah. good luck, players. here are the categories in play for the jeopardy! round... and... each response is two words. only one contains "s." jared, you are our returning champ. you'll select first. let's do which cabinet department? for $600.