j.r. stone is live in petaluma. are you safe? >> rm safe -- i am s i am around four miles from the location. i did drive through the area. there were bees everywhere outside my car. i did not get out. i do want to update you because i just talked with the chief a short while ago. the chief tells me the man stung by the bees is going to survive. that is the good news here. we spoke with witnesses a short time ago. this is what they had to say. >> when he got out of the car, the bees attacked him. he staggered back here. somebody -- care of the bees drove their car here to warn us he was being attacked to that was when we saw him staggering back here.

he collapsed here. >> you can even hear during the interview. the fire tells me the man's friend was performing lifesaving measures on the victim when they arrived. the cruise went to work and helped the men. he was flying his model airplane heas going to retrieve it and that is when9 or 90-year-old was attacked. the chief described what it looked like when his crew arrived. >> the bees when the crews arrived, the bees were on and around the head, neck and chest of the patient. they were able to shoo mos the bees away. the bees hovered around them as they were rendering care. >> a lot of people asking were these africanized killer bees? i spoke with an expert who told me those bees have not been found in sonoma county but without hitting a close-up look,

it is hard to tell one way or the other. there are dozens of hives in the area so the circumstances at this point do not point to that you will hear more from the expert tonight at 11:00. live in sonoma county. >> we hope that man is ok. >> richmond police shot and killed a man today while trying to serve an arrest warrant. it happened at point richmond on a street near sanderling island. lena howland is there. take us through what happened. >> it has been nearly nine hours since the shooting happened on what neighbor say is typically a quiet community. it is still a very active scene. we are told investigators are expected to be out here for several more hours as their investigation is still in its early stages. a spokesman for richmond police tells us they were looking for a

suspect accused of brandishing a firearm and possible discharge of the weapon sunday night in the point richmond area which happened after some type of altercation with a victim. a search warrant was issued for the home the suspect was believed to be living in on the 1200 block of sanderling island. they served that weren't around 9:00 this morning when police say they found the suspect inside the home armed with a firearm. he was shot and killed by police inside who said they feared for their lives. we are told more than one officer fired their weapon but it is unclear how many officers. >> during the service of the search warrant, they did encounter a subject armed with a firearm inside the residence. an officer involved shooting did occur. unfortunately the suspect was pronounced seized at the scene from his injuries. >> i did not hear anything as far as a gunshot. when i was in the front of the house upstairs i could hear the truck so i looked out. that is when they saw -- when i

saw the ambulance and fire truck pull in. >> that neighbor who we heard from believes it was a mother and son living in this home but they kept to themselves. the contra costa county district attorney's office will now be conducting a joint investigation with the richmond police department's homicide unit. all officers involved even though it is still unclear how many have been paste on paid administrative leave during the investigation. while no officers were hurt, it is unclear if the suspect fired his weapon. >> thanks, lena. a man accused of a road rage shooting in oakland faces several charges for being a felon in possession of ammunition. the 43-year-old is accused of shooting toward another driver causing the other car to crash near keller avenue on may 25. the chp had this shut down 580. he was taken into custody that

day. he faces a long list of state charges in the shooting in addition to the federal charge. >> crews made quick work of a brush fire in napa. cal fire posted this video showing firefighter still on the scene on capella valley road doing some up up work. the fire burned 1.3 acres. calfire is alerting us fire danger levels will ramp up later this week because of the warmer and drier air heading our way. >> this week and parts of the bay area are going to see the hottest temperatures so far this year. >> sandhya patel is tracking the warm up. >> it is going to be a shock to the system. we have been so used to below average temperatures most of this month. that may show you what you can expect to all inland areas going under a heat advisory. it begins at 11:00 a.m. friday and it will run until 11:00 p.m. sunday. high temperatures low 90's tender 105 degrees bringing an increased risk of heat

illnesses. let me show you the temperatures today. look what is happening by friday. numbers are going to spike. when you go from 78 in santa rosa, 15 degrees warmer. oakland, you will notice going up 14 degrees. conquered from 79 to 98. 24 warmer in livermore. as we go hour-by-hour, mild inland. as we head toward tomorrow morning, drizzle and fog to start the day. by the early afternoon, and high temperatures are soaring into the low 90's and that is not the hottest day. back with a full look at the holiday we can forecast coming up. holiday, hospitals get flooded with patients usually from injuries because of fireworks. but that is not the only reason. dustin dorsey spoke with local officials about their warning. >> the sound of

favorite for many during the fourth of july holiday season but for fire, ems and hospital personnel, the sound represents a potential danger to the committee. >> every year first responders and medical staff witnessed the significant injuries that can occur from these illegal firework activities. they present significant injuries, severe burns come up permanent disabilities in loss of life. >> santa clara county leaders are urging caution for all ages of this time of year. they want you to keep the fireworks to the professionals or risk ending up in the burn unit. >> usually average about one admission a day to our burn center. this season it can be upwards of two to five people a day. it is a significant influx. >> with many going to barbecues or other events and of the coming days, the regional burn director reminds everyone it is not just fireworks that can lead to hospital admissions this time of year. video capture this fire pit exploding after an oil-based

feel was added to it in san jose last week. the incident landed the modesto resident in the hospital. >> an instant and our lives changed. we were doing nothing different. we were doing what we normally do. nobody else caught on fire. i caught on fire. i could not put it up. >> the 59 euros suffered burns to his face, hands and legs. he has received multiple surgeries with another on the way. >> the pain that radiates. these legs hurt so bad. >> he is thankful it still was not worse but his injuries highlight the message from county officials. fourth of july safety is about more than just fireworks. >> we get so used to understanding the fires that are around us. either our orbit cues or fire pits or all that stuff. everybody should just take a step back take an inventory of what they have and really see how if all that is working properly because it is an instant. >> please be so so safe. >> days before

of july holiday weekend travelers are already facing nightmare conditions at san francisco international airport. bad weather back east along with staffing shortages have delayed or canceled hundreds of flights especially on united airlines. lines stretch around the terminal with people waiting hours and hours. passengers say they are wiped out. >> i'm absolute exhausted. i'm working on almost no sleep. i am a mess right now. i have my wife who has not slept in like 36 hours. i have two kids. they are spent. >> we counted the customer service line. there were over 680 people in it last night. we had to get out of it. >> airport officials say anyone planning to fly for the holiday should expect delays. >> coming up next, a not in my neighborhood story from san carlos. with the neighborhood is banning me the name of safety. >> we end melendez gets a wild ride with wayne mo. see what it is like to ride in a

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♪ >> crews are working to move people back into an apartment complex that caught fire yesterday. the entire building had to be red tagged displacing about 160 residents. building inspectors are trying to make 25 out of the 42 units available to people. eight to 10 apartments will remain closed off because of fire and water damage. the city of san carlos is banning high risk bio labs. people living there are worried about them.

ryan curry explains what these bio labs do and why people are so concerned about them. >> covid-19 is no longer a severe threat. now san carlos residents want their city to do its part to prevent a future pandemic. the city approved an ordinance banning companies and developers from building new high-risk labs. the type of labs that do experiments on deadly diseases. >> here on the peninsula which is subject to earthquakes, sea level rise, a high density area not that far from residential neighborhoods. if anything should go wrong without laboratory, it could be a dangerous situation. >> david is one of the residents who voiced their concern to the city council this week. he says he and other started seeing bio labs built along the peninsula. he says residents did research and learn some of the labs could potentially be high risk all you need >> to do is have one or two people nearby to breed that in. get infected and as we know from covid, one person becomes two,

becomes five. >> the cdc ring spiral labs on four different levels. of a one poses little to no risk. scientists are not experiment in a pathogen's. level two poses a moderate risk. a scientist studying pathogen such as influence and salmonella. level 3 is more severe. scientists study diseases such as hiv, covid-19 and the plague. of a four is the most interest level. scientists study life-threatening diseases such as ebola and smallpox. the same, city council voted to ban three and four. residents tell me they don't want all biotech labs band. just the ones that would pose a high health risk. the mayor tells me despite the new ordinance, he does not think it would limit any sort of economic growth. >> we have couple labs of research projects that are coming in. two development projects we will look at in august.

>> they expect three and a half million square feet of webspace coming to the city in the next few years. none of it is for lab levels three and four p he says san carlos will keep adding labs but they want to listen to the residence. >> they are an important part of our economic growth plan for the future. for many of the things we want to invest in our community but we have to balance the needs and concerns of the residents. >> outside today. >> absolutely gorgeous and it is going to get a lot warmer. sandhya patel is tracking the forecast. >> you are going to notice and feel that heat as we head into later on this week. let me show you what you can expect. some are heat is -- summer heat is going to bring with it a higher risk of heat-related on this is between friday and sunday. limit your exposure to the heat and the son. drink plenty of fluids. water is best. seek shade or air conditioning as it is going to get taxing on your body especially since much of this month has been below average and early start to

summer has been below average for the most part. it is going to be quite a change for us. friday looking at 90's and 100s inland. 60's coast side on saturday the triple digits you can see inland. sunday going to be hot in our inland valleys. enough of a marine influence on the coast to prevent you from getting too warm. high-pressure is going to nudge closer to us but for the time being we are under the influence of this trough and that is what is triggering some thunderstorms. let's talk about the heat. heat advisories shaded any range for most of the western side of california. the central valley going under and excessive heat warning and in southern california parts of vegas as well and phoenix. arizona excessive heat watch. the trough that is overhead triggering the thunderstorms. over the sierra nevada. locally things are quiet. still a lot of low cloudiness

hanging around near the coast and pushing over the bay. the winds are gusting. 26, sfo. 28 sustained in san francisco. wind of the northwest keep the upwelling of the water going. it is foggy on the golden gate bridge so be careful. oakland, 60 degrees. palo alto, 60's. here's a live view from our oakland airport camera. nice mix of sunshine and clouds mixing in. 69 in santa rosa. 73 in fairfield. those temperatures well below where they should be for this time of year. from our san jose care missing bright skies over the shark tank. faulk and patty drizzle overnight. hot summer weather inland the next few days. triple digit heat for the holiday weekend and inland commute. first thing tomorrow morning begin with patchy drizzle. the mooring layer is still 2000 feet deep. it has not compressed much yet shared 4:00 yum! tomorrow the

clouds will be around near the coast line. first thing in the morning visibility will be poor because of the fog and there will be some slippery areas due to drizzle. tomorrow afternoon it is a warmer day and it is noticeable southbay, sunny. 84 in san jose. on the peninsula you are looking at 80 in redwood city. 67 degrees. breezy along the coast. birthday numbers, 60's coast side should 87, santa rosa. 73, oakland. 80 in fremont. 94 in fairfield. your accuweather 7-day forecast. we are going to turn up the heat. the next couple of days your hottest day will be saturday. 102 inland. mid-60's coast side. as we go into sunday and monday the heat starts to back off. but fourth of july is going to be noticeably cooler. we will have the fog around.

it is tradition in the bay area. mid-80's inland. low 60's coast. > you don't want people passing out over the barbecue because it is too hot. >> as the fight for the rights, today a milestone. a 10 year anniversary of marriage equality in california. tara campbell spoke with two the plaintiffs in the case overturning proposition 8. there is still a lot more work to be done. >> 10 years ago erupts at san francisco city hall. the supreme court overturning california's ban on same-sex marriage. >> i still feel a sense of great pride in what we accomplished together as a group. >> jeff sereno and his husband paul along with berkeley couple chris perry and sandy, plaintiffs in the case challenging california's proposition eight which put a halt the same-sex marriage in 2008. >> celebrating anniversary like

this is important because it reminds us all the efforts that have taken place along decades of time to get us where we are. >> with aclu tracking 500 bills across the country taking aim a lgbtq+ rights, the couple says the fight is as important as ever. >> more work needs to be done. we had to fight for something that we won 10 years ago and we continue to fight for further protections and further equality. >> that is exactly what some california lawmakers are trying to do. introducing a constitutional amendment earlier this year to repeal prop 8. >> prop 8 is a terrible the california constitution at a think a lot of people do not even realize it is still in there. >> the move to get prop 8 off the books is making its way through the legislature and could be in the hands of voters next fall. >> just as a moral matter we should not have that in our constitution but we also need to protect our families in

california because it is possible the supreme court could overturn national marriage equality. >> we need to continue to stay focused. as we enter to 2024 which is an election year, when he to hold our politicians accountable. >> you have to see this place. the western white house is on thmarket. we are going to take you inside this hillsboro m

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>> from the oval office to the rose garden. it looks like the white house with the western white house is in bay area. >> you can own it for a mere $39 million. you think they will take a check yet >> zach fuentes got a rare inside the historic home. >> this is the oval office in washington, d.c. this is the oval office in hillsboro, california in the bay area. it is no coincidence it looks pretty similar to the original. the opposite is part of a level 25,000 square-foot home on the acres of land. >> it is a replica of the white house in washington, d.c. it was designed by julian morgan. nona for do -- known for doing the hearst castle. >> he took me on a tour of the home. >> this is the living room which is modeled after the east room in the white house.

>> the house states back to the 1800s. in the 1920's the grandson of william hurst commissioned julian morgan to make itook like the white house. >> the story is he had aspirations to be president one day. the idea was to gift it to the united states government to make it a western white house. a residence on the western coast to complement the one on the east coast pair that never came to fruition. >> aside from what he called some freshening up the home has stayed mostly the same. chandeliers can be found around almost every corner. intricate details on many of the fixtures. each bedroom seems as though it is the master bedroom and the master bedroom amounts to the size of many everyday homes. then there is the backyard. >> rose gardens everywhere similar to the actual white house. >> though the homes is been away from the heart of hillsboro, it cannot be seen from the road. >> even people have lived in this area do not realize this house is here. >> with taking views and a

one-of-a-kind julian morgan design, one might ask why the current owner wants to sell. >> his plan was to live here with his wife and two kids. as he started doing some of the work, he came to the realization a four story house with 25,000 square feet is not feasible for a family two young kids. >> if the home fits your lifestyle and you have extra change -- >> 38.9 million. >> it could>> yours. >> i could make it fit my lifestyle if somebody wants to help pay. >> give us a call or that is spectacular. can you imagine the pg&e bill? on the ground without the nose gear. this is what it looked like when a plan lanes -- a plane lands. we will hear from passengers about what it was like to be on board the plane. >> greenlight care did not know what to do. how could i rely on a car to make the right decisions? >> abc 7>> leon melendez takes you along for a ride in

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>> there it is. stuck in the middle-of-the-road blocking traffic and there is no one to ticket. this is one recent example of self-driving car's going wrong on the streets of san francisco. the california public utilities commission will soon vote on allowing crews and remote typical paying passengers across the entire city 24 hours seven days a week. >> leon melendez took a ride in one of way mohs self-driving cars to see if the technology is read ready paired >> my first up is a random museum. maybe i will go to another stop. here we go. it says your car is on the way in four minutes. there it is. i see it. i guess i should not waive because what is the point? it stopped. i am here. i think it is confused. better run before it goes away.

it was not supposed to stop here. ok. we are going to pick my son up at the random museum. i thought it was going to feel unsafe because my life is in this car's hand, the computer but actually i feel really chillax. what i do like is it is following the speed limit tiered at is very safe. when it comes to a stop it does a complete stop. not like a california stop like we all do. like everything it is something new. ok. i think we are stop. oh my god. yes. right now there is a greenlight. nothing is happening. we are stuck. not only that. we are not even on the left-hand side properly. it says our team is working to

get you moving. it was greenlight. it did not know what to do. how could i rely on a car to make the right decisions when it cannot read a simple greenlight? now we are going. here we go. there is my son. hey, max. we are almost there. this is weird. this is not where we are going. this is not where the museum is. >> for your safety the doors will remain locked until we arrive. >> i guess it is confused because this is not where the museum is. have there been a driver i would have said hey, this is the wrong location and i would give him the instructions. there is nobody here right now. i'm going to have to call support and see what i can do because i'm completely at a loss right now. the location where i want to be is over there. it has dropped me at the

bottom of this hill. >> connected to rider support. >> open your app. tap on your current drop-off. >> it says five minute walk after drop-off. i would have to go up the hill and around the block. >> look at the map to find the location. >> let me see. hold on to i'm going to confirm it and see what happens. i don't know what to do at this point hopefully it will make a left but it is not. it is going to make a right. i don't know where it is taking me right now. i wish i could talk to the driver. and tell him make a a left. wait a minute. it is going to make a right again. it's dropping me in the same place where it dropped me off

before. we are back to square one. >> vehicle approaching. >> sorry it did not work out. i felt trapped inside here. i felt like so useless in you don't hire a driverless car. it drops you off and then tells you your location is five minutes away walking. that is not even cool. my son could have ran or walked down the hill. but what if it had been a disabled person, somebody on crutches, in wheelchair? they cannot do that. i came into this with a lot of optimism and now i'm not sure. i would say have fun with it but be prepared to be frustrated. so i'm going to go now and drive down to the museum and see how easy it is to get there.

here we go. the driverless car instead of going straight to the random museum, it decided to make a right here. made no sense whatsoever. you can see for yourself this is an ordinary street. the museum is at the end of the street. we have arrived. we never got here which is the most frustrating thing. >> leanne melendez on an interesting ride. >> very interesting. the cpuc list supposed to vote tomorrow on whether it would allow driverless taxis. >> that vote was delayed until mid july as the commission -- >> a santa cruz based company has been given approval by the faa to begin testing it's all electric flying commercial taxis. we'll go from the ground to the

air no. they will begin testing its prototype at edwards air force base in san bernardino county. it expects to begin commercial flights by 2025. >> a tense and dramatic scene as the plane made a dramatic lending. images show the moments just after the delta jet touched down at charlotte douglas international airport without its nose gear deployed. pilots got an alert the landing gear was stuck. a flyby the air traffic control tower confirmed a wheel was jammed at the wheel well so the pilots had to slowly and carefully bring the plane down telling passengers to brace for impact. >> we came to a. . -- we came to a full stop there was smoking of the cabin which was concerning but the flight attendants did well. >> all 96 passengers had to use the emergency slides to get off the plane. not a single person was hurt. >> thank goodness it all turned out ok.

debris from the titan submersible has been turned over to investigators. the ship carrying the wreckage returned to port in canada. debris recovered includes what the u.s. coast guard believes are the remains of the five people on board. the submersible imploded on its way to the wreckage of the titanic last week. u.s. and canadian investigators are still trying to figure out what went wrong. >> coming up next, dashers and dollars. soon there is a new way to get paid. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this program provides the necessary skills to begin a career in cybersecurity. -one of the best defenses against cyberattacks is a growing workforce trained to stop them. ♪

>> today president biden delivered an address on bidenomics, his vision for growing economy out. >> first investments in america. second, educating and empowering american workers to the middle class. third promoting competition to lower cost to help small businesses. >> the president warned of new attempts by the republican congress to cut taxes for the rich and corporations which he says ballooned the deficit and drive jobs overseas. >> doordash is going to start

offering drivers the option of receiving an hourly minimum wage. right now they get paid a fee for each delivery. the change could help the company find drivers for less desirable deliveries to dashers can switch between the two be met methods and can still earn tips. you really rate will depend on the region and will fall between $10 and $19.50 per hour. >> parts of the bay area are going to see triple digit temperatures over the weekend. people are already eating the beaches. when and where it will start to

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>> a favorite roadhouse in napa valley is turning 40. >> mustards grill is celebrating decades of being the hub of the food in one community with classic dishes and an extensive food and wine list that keeps customers coming back. >> have un-intimidating food that would make everybody happy. >> i've been coming to mustards since day one and cindy was the girl who started it all on the culinary scene in napa valley. >> mustards has always been a

genuine article. >> i felt this restaurant than my customers would feel at home. napa valley is incredibly beautiful. it is incredibly easy to get around. it is an unintimidating place. it is friendly. it is probably -- as beautiful as any other place in the world. i so passionate about it from my dad. you loved to eat and you cannot buy him anything. you had to make them things. my older siblings were good at painting and drawing and doing things. i was the youngest by a longshot so i would start to cook for him. i cooked on the line every day for decades. i had thousands of cookbooks shared i traveled as much as i

could to try foods and different places and see what would work in california. it is like my artform. i am incredibly passionate about it. it is chef heaven here. is wonderful. >> we lived here about 15 years. started making wine. mustards was our first account. we have been on the one by the glass list since december of 1997. >> cindy was her wonderful heart has been an amazing supporter of every single vendor in napa county. she makes sure she has an extremely broad range of wines on the wine list go with her extraordinary food. >> we have been working together 14 years. one of the keys to our success is our incredibly talented wonderful staff both under the kitchen and the front of the house. they love this place.

that love shows in their work. >> i think what has given us our longevity and starts with the people we have. it is our staff. it is the energy and care that they give along with the amazing food and the flavor. cindy's food is a honest and straightforward. -- is very honest and straightforward. this year is very exciting for us. it is 40 years of mustards being in the napa valley. cindy started it in 1983. we put together a 40th anniversary wine auction. 40 wines that nonprofit under the napa valley that supports meals on wheels, the napa valley food pantry and feeds over 48,000 people a year. >> i love the restaurant. it is a big art of my life and who i am. under the beginning i was working every day.

12 to 16 hours a day. i have cut back a lot. i have tried to travel more and see things i have not done earlier in my life. it is a work of love. >> i think mustards is a name people know across the country and i think the biggest thing for me is the pride. i know it is not just cindy or myself. it is every single one of our employees. we have about 65 employees. every single one of them is important to making the legacy of what mustards is. >> what a great place. >> mustards has long been way ahead of the farm to table movement. >> for years the restaurant has sourced ingredients from a garden planted right there on restaurant property. congratulations. >> let's get to our weather. >> sandhya patel is back to update the forecast. >> let's take a live look

at -- seeing some mix of sun and clouds in some words of c are looking at thunderstorms. for the holiday ken, it is going to be warm. upper 80's saturday and sunday. when in the 40's. temperatures beginning to back off a little bit monday and on the fourth of july. it is still going to be warmer than average. concern is south of tahoe, eastern california going under a flood watch as rapid snowmelt is expected. locally we have low clouds and the fog and that is going to start the day tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon temperatures inland in the low to mid 90's. the accuweather 7-day forecast. we go to the triple digits as we head toward friday and saturday inland to still under the upper 90's sunday. that is hot on monday. cooling it off by the fourth of july for the holidays. at least people will be more comfortable. the fog can make it touch and go

as you know. >> always. >> we are used to it should >> larry beil is here. baseball. >> this is fun. a little rivalry here north of the border. brandon belt said his goal tonight, embarrassed logan webb's family. the former teammates squaring off in toronto. kind of took out the belt against his old buddy. sports is coming up next. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb.

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>> abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> brandon was joking but then he backed it up. the former giant was asked about facing logan webb in game two of the giants blue jays series. >> i got to keep that going. i don't want to hurt his feelings but i want to embarrass his whole family. >> that is fantastic. the deadpan sarcasm. his bat does the talking against logan webb. the blue jays score five runs in the first. that is for your family. sorry to yell. giants cut on the board in the fifth. giants done 5-1. slater ended up making the final out in the ninth as he struck out. giants fall 6-1 pair the a's hosting the yankees tonight to the other ships focus remains on las vegas. congressional reps barbara lee and marked cellular have authored what they called the moneyball act. if past that would challenge

major league baseball's antitrust exemption enforce relocating franchises to pay any market they are ending. casey pratt has been all over the a's and their stadium proposals. caught up with the congresswoman to learn about the bill. >> they should not be able to incentivize a team to leave if they have an antitrust exemption >>. i so that you wrote a letter to the mlb commissioner rob manfred detailing your concern about the a's leaving oakland. did he ever respond to you? >> we received a response and it was pathetic really. in many ways i don't want to say a cover-up. justifying a hk of a lot what did not happen. >> i read an art he was quoted as saying the principal utility of the exemption as it allows us to be more aggressive than other leaks in terms of preventing franchise relocation. it is a friend -- a fan friendly doctrine.

>> if he believes that, why is he waving the relocation fee? i think that exposes exactly what they are up to. >> indeed it does. the warriors getting set for summer league hoops. kim set in sacramento july 3. brenda jumps you out of santa clara and trayce jackson-davis from indiana will play summer league ball as will last year second round pick from brazil. the sharks played their way out of the connor bedard sweepstakes by winning too many games late should the first overall pick ended up going to the chicago blackhawks pair that left the sharks with the fourth peck in the lottery. they still end up with a pretty big name. >> with the first selection overall, the san jose sharks are proud to select will smith. >> mr. sharp patrick delivering the news of the 18-year-old smith expected to play for boston college next year and then turn pro. 60 games for the u.s. national

under 18 team. really hoping he is better on the ice than singing the will smith fresh prince of bel air song. >> trying to own it and i love the song too. can you >> sing it for us? >> right now on camera? >> why not. it is espn. >> chilling out and shooting some people outside of the school. -- shooting some bball. >> what he did last night adds to his story. hit two homers and leaving with a cracked finger nail. the first picture in six years. medicine bumgarner did for the giants and i-27 team should the question everyone is what would it cost to shohei ohtani in free

agency. we are talking about a 10 year deal and the numbers being thrown now somewhere between 500 and $600 million because he plays two positions. he pitches and is a great hitter. >> he is fun. >> it is unbelievable what he is able to do. >> coming up tonight on abc seven starting at 8:00 it is judge steve harvey followed by the wonder years and other elementary at 10:00 patch the $100,000 pyramid. don't miss abc7news at 11:00. get the abc 7 bay area news app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. does it for this addition of abc7news. >> we appreciate your time. have a great evening to we will see you here for abc7news at 11:00.

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