♪ >> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> you want summer? you have got it this holiday weekend, the heat is on all year. good evening thank you for joining us you are watching abc seven news 11. you could call it a sizzling saturday for much of the region, the heat did stick around for the weekend, spencer has a look

at our forecast and if we are going to get any relief anytime soon. >> it did sizzle today this was the hottest day of the year so far here in the bay area. let me give you a look at some of today's high temperatures before we talk about how long it lasts. 108 in fairfield, 10 seven livermore. concord 105. numerous 100° plus readings were measured in our inland areas and numerous 90's and other locations and around the bay shoreline we had some upper 80's to about 91 in fremont. it was pretty hot today. even now it is still quite warm nearly 90° now after 11 p.m.. 80 in livermore 75 in fairfield so this he is going to hold on. we still have a heat advisory in effect until 11:00 tomorrow night for the entire bay area except locations along the coastline and along the bay shoreline. heat related illnesses are more like under these kinds of intense hot conditions. if you are looking for some

relief you may have to wait a couple more days, it looks like a cooler pattern beginning earlier next week but i will tell you more later. >> or go to half moon bay. spencer, thank you. over in the east bay they certainly felt the heat today, for some the long wait for summerlike weather was not going to stop from -- people from getting out and making the best of the day. when it is this hot staying cool can be a challenge, here is ryan curry. >> this sign sums it up, the high temperature in walnut creek was just under 100° making this one of the hottest days all year. some are still enjoying their day but finding ways to stay cool. >> some water, get cooled off a little bit, hang out and enjoy the day. >> this group of friends are back home from college for the summer, they went paddle boating in the lafayette reservoir. >> there is a spot right over there, a little shade we were just chilling and talking about old times. >> a couple of them go to school in oregon, they say weather like

this is a welcome sight. >> this is night, -- nice, 96° we don't get that in oregon it is so rainy all the time this is dope. >> others in the east bay are not bothered by the heat. >> may be borderline stupidity. it gets us out here having fun. >> at heather farm these two enjoyed it a tennis court all to themselves they said the heat key -- keeps everyone away. >> when it started getting 85 we saw more people getting heat exhaustion so we are taking breaks and drinking water. really the numbers dwindle and people are saying it is hot and i have air conditioning and they choose to go there. >> others in the park were looking for any patch of shade they could find after weeks of below average temperatures those we spoke with say it is nice to have it feel like summer. >> you get used to it after a while but there are only two crazy people out here right now. >> in walnut creek ryan curry abc7news. >> now with more extreme

temperatures expected tomorrow bart riders should expect a possible slowdown. today's heat triggered in-service alert, trains had to run at slower speeds between several stations through the evening. people are encouraged to add 10 minutes to their planned travel time. in the north bay people flocked to the russian river are looking to cool off, fire danger is a big concern in weather like this. firefighters have found themselves busy in the past 24 hours. cornell barnard tells us they are bracing for an active summer season. >> small vegetation fire impacted to outbuilding structures. >> cal fire says the buildings on this cotati ranch on west sierra avenue were saved from a fast-moving grass fire which broke out saturday on one of the hottest days of the year. the fire was stopped at 1 acre. >> it is hot, dry, there are a lot of people out. be careful, try to make good decisions, mow early. >> on friday cruise battleground -- flames on the ground putting

out this 24 acre grass fire in petaluma. firefighters say they are bracing for the heat and ready for fire season. >> we went from a very cool period to immediately warm period, as the temperatures are in the 90's up to 100. given the crews acclimated and keeping them hydrated. >> the cool water of the russian river was too good to pass up on a day when temperatures were sizzling, hundreds of families made the trip to memorial beach for some relief. >> this is a perfect time we are gearing up into the near hundreds and it is exciting, especially for all the families here locally and from the bay area. >> this popular swimming spot is reopening for the first time in four years, the pandemic and drought prevented the summertime dam from being built here but now it is back just in time for the july 4 weekend. >> it feels nice, we have been waiting forever for the hot weather to come so it is perfect.

the kids love it, look at all of them. >> it is nice to have it back up, the water because of the rain is so clear and clean this year it is unbelievable. >> families were grilling up some amazing food under the hot summer sun. a tough job but somebody's got to do it. >> how did you end up on the grill on this hot day? >> dad duties. >> so many people there today and park rangers expect to 1000 people may show up at memorial beach on july 4. in the north bay, cornell barnard abc7news. >> speaking of, the beaches crowds made their way to crown beach today in alameda. the hottest day of the year brought people out from all over to enjoy the great weather. >> we love the weather, we are originally from san diego california so we miss our weather down there so we are to enjoy it. >> the sun is hot.

i did not take my shoes off but the sand is hot. >> it is not too hot yet there is a nice breeze. there is a little breeze going. >> a beach hazard warning is in effect until 11 p.m. tomorrow because of colder than normal sea surface temperatures. officials are warning swimmers and surfers they may experience cold water shock after entering the water from being in that hot air. a reminder, you can track the heat all weekend long by downloading the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. you can get the latest forecast and weather updates any time. it is available for roku, apple tv, fire tv and google tv. moving on to developing news coming out of cisco's chinatown, police are investigating a shooting on grant avenue near jackson that happened about an hour ago. we don't have a whole lot of details but we are told intersection is closed and there are numerous shell casings on the ground. our photographer also reported

seeing blood. if we learn anything more we will bring you an update leader on in this newscast. a 71-year-old man is recovering after being shot twice during an atteted robbery in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. police say they responded to the scene just aer midnigh today on fillmore in filbert street's, o people approach the man and tried to rob him then shot him. they escaped, supervisor catherine stefani says the man was shot twice and will survive. more migrants from texas have arrived in los angeles, 41 asylum-seekers arrived at this afternoon by bus. they were welcomed by a network of nonprofit faith and immigrant rights groups. this is the second bus to arrive from the texas mexico border after texas governor greg abbott announced los angeles as the latest democrat run city where his state will bus migrants. one organizer said it is likely they will be in limbo for a while. >> our immigration court system

is incredibly backlogged in los angeles there is nearly 100,000 open cases and because of that court dates can be pushed out their first court date can be several months from now. >> the migrants were recently paroled by border patrol agent voluntarily boarded the bus in brownsville texas. ellie mayor karen bass says they learned about the bus on friday and immediately began coordinating to assist the migrants upon their arrival. drivers will see higher prices at the pump starting today, california's gas tax climbed 8% or about four cents, that increase bumps the tax to about over $.57. california has the second-highest gas prices in the country, coming second to washington. that gas tax increase comes courtesy two sp1 the 20 state law that increases california's gas tax every year. the money is used to raise more than $52 billion for transportation improvements and maintenance over 10 years.

much more to come on abc seven news at 11, after some major decisions by the supreme court. the lgbtq+ community w same-sex marriage could be next. the action that could be in the works. >> hopefully this will teach a lesson. >> a couple of falsely blame for kidnapping by an influencer in sonoma county. they react after the mother is sentenced for making a story up.

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>> we saw several pivotal decisions out of the supreme court this week, it struck down affirmative action declaring race cannot be a factor in deciding college admissions.

the ruling by the court's conservative majority centered around admission policies at harvard and the university of north carolina. it rejected president biden's plan to wipe out more than $400 million in college loan debt. the high court sided with the colorado web designer who refused to make websites for same-sex weddings. san francisco's top attorney and others are sounding the alarm over concerns same-sex marriage could be next. there was a strongly worded op-ed in the chronicle and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell learned we could see something on the ballot next year. >> we were very concerned that the court could be going the wrong way and unfortunately it turned out that they did with a decision that is consistent -- incredibly disturbing. >> san francisco city attorney is not mincing words with the supreme court peeling back lgbtq+ protections. friday ruling in favor of a christian website designer in colorado. >> really the first time the supreme court has permitted

discrimination in the context of a business providing services to a member of the public on the basis of sexual orientation. >> san francisco joining cities across the nation in hopes of persuading the court to uphold protections. >> we filed an amicus brief on behalf of local communities across the country, 53 cities, 19 mayors. >> and now concerns over what comes next. this op-ed in san francisco's chronicle penned by a former city and federal prosecutor, state senator scott wiener agrees. he says same-sex marriage is in jeopardy. >> clarence thomas already told us in his opinion that he in dobbs overturning roe v. wade, he told us he is taking marriage equality as well. >> he says that is why getting prop 8 off the books is critical, although the supreme court overturned california's ban on same-sex marriage a

decade ago it is still in the constitution. >> we are going to go to the ballot next year to remove prop 8 from our constitution, which banned marriage equality and to enshrine marriage as a fundamental right for everyone. >> even that might not be enough. >> the fact that this decision is essentially saying that even if a state provides protections against bigotry, national religious interests will trump that. that is incredibly concerning. >> this city attorney making it clear same-sex marriage could be in the court's crosshairs. >> do you have concerns that can be next? >> absolutely, no one ever expected after almost 50 years roe v. wade would be overturned. >> tara campbell abc7news. >> volunteers helped take apart the pink trying at top twin peaks this morning. the pink trying what was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi

concentration camps, but now it is a symbol of protest against homophobia. one of the organizers says they thought about leaving it up for a few more days because of the supreme court's ruling. >> the supreme court yesterday demonstrates why we have to keep having that up on twin peaks. >> san francisco is the only city in the world that displays a giant pink triangle during its pride festivities. june of course was pride month. the term twitter down trended today as thousands of users were unable to access the site or experience delays. owner elon musk tweeted that the site is temporarily limiting the number of posts users can read, he changed the limits three times today. those maximums are currently at 10,000 a day for verified accounts, 1000 for unverified and there is a 500 tweet limit for new unverified accounts. people without an account cannot even see any content. musk tweeted changes to address

extreme levels of data at scraping and blamed the companies behind ai technologies for it all. county fair in san rafael. for those who hung around, they got treated to a firework show. that is probably hard to be. anywhere else you can't enjoy this kind of view with the fog in the bay area. >> typically we have fog this time of the year but tonight we don't, mainly clear skies with a thin layer of fog at the coast. not obscuring anyone's view of the fireworks. here is what's happening with the weather, a very hot day today. especially inland were numerous locations had high temperatures at or above 100 degrees thanks to this big fair weather -- clear whether high-pressure system dominating our weather scene right now. it will be a factor for several days.

right now the wind is calm which means no cooling onshore flow we could use one right now because the 24 hour temperature change shows that much of the bay area is anywhere from seven to 13 degrees warmer right now than at this time last night. today's heat is still holding on. here is the view from the exploratorium camera looking back at the san francisco skyline, 62 in the city. oakland 67 mid to upper 70's in mountain view and san jose 69 in palo alto and 52 at half bay. looking back toward san francisco from emeryville, 64 at novato low 70's at santa rosa and napa 75 fairfield concord 78 and 80 in livermore. as we look across the embarcadero take a look at our forecast headlines, very thin marine layer tonight with virtually no cooling effect. heat persists tomorrow with many inland locations expected to have triple digit temperature readings and it will be a much cooler pattern developing for the fourth of july. we have some other warmth to

contend with before then, a heat advisory remains in effect until 11:00 tomorrow night for all of the bay area except the immediate shoreline and coast. under these conditions heat related illnesses are possible, limit your exposure to the heat in the sun. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 11:00 tomorrow night, not because of elevated waves or rip currents but because of colder than normal sea surface temperatures are jumping into the cold water can produce cold water shock. her that in mind. let's talk about the forecast animation overnight, you can see there is virtually no marine level -- layer of any consequence. what does develop is some offshore drizzle, it is not likely to hit land. on we go to overnight lows, clear skies with mid to upper 50's to low 60's. a mild overnight, highs tomorrow numerous locations will be in the upper 90's to low 100s. some upper 80's around the bay shoreline but skip ahead to monday, the cooldown begins with

upper 80's to know -- low 90's inland. fourth of july on tuesday, even cooler in the cooling continues. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. another hot day inland tomorrow and still pretty warm on monday. cooling really kicks in to high gear or low years since temperatures are dropping on the fourth of july, tuesday. and then on wednesday and thursday cooling continues by next friday and saturday look for inland highs only in the upper 70's. hard to believe in only 60's around the bay shoreline. >> hard to believe that last fall we were experiencing triple digits in the 115 range. >> up to 117 yes don't remind me. >> this is downright cool in comparison. iweat just thinking about it. >> you could call it the white house of the west, we will take you inside this spectacular replica that is right here in the bay

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>> the office is part of -- >> is a replica of the white house in washington dc. it was redesigned by fame architect julia morgan known for doing the hearst castle. >> this real estate agent took me on a tour of the home. >> this room over here is the living room which is modeled after the east room in the

actual white house. >> the house itself dates back to the 1800s. in the 1920's and grandson of william hurst commissioned lia morgan to make it look like the white house. >> the story is he had aspirations to be a presidential candidate one day. his idea was to gifted to the united states government to make it a western white house, a residence on the western coast of the united states to complement the one on the east coast. that never actually came to fruition. >> aside from a freshening up the home has stayed mostly the same, chandeliers can be found around almost every corner, intricate details found in the fixtures, each bedroom seems as though it is the master bedroom and the master bedroom amounts of the size of many homes. then there is the backyard. >> you can see rose gardens everywhere similar to the actual white house. >> though the home is just minutes away from the heart of hillsborough it can be seen from the road. >> even people that lived in town or group here do not even realize this is here and we have heard that countless times. >> with breathtaking views and a

one-of-a-kind design at might ask why the current owner wants to sell. >>'s plan was to live here with his wife and kids and then as he started doing the work he came to the realization that a four-story house with almost 25,000 square feet is not super feasible for a family with two kids. >> so if the home fits your lifestyle -- >> 38.9 million. >> in hillsboro zach fuentes. >> just a little extra spare change. one of the biggest soccer matches of the year took place in the south bay and meanwhile on the diamond the a's and the giants were both in action. let's get to chris alvarez now with a preview of sports, hi chris. >> coming up in sports we had another entertaining addition of the california classico plus hard and hustled the a's a's run their way to victory

>> with this three run homer in the eighth inning against the mets on friday night giants rookie catcher patrick bailey showed he was ready for his debut in the big apple. he then followed that by throwing out scotty mate in the ninth to help secure the win.

the manager called the performance super caliber stuff, the all-star reserves will be announced on sunday. bailey probably not going to make it but he is making an impression. this mets fan what in impression, this is stylish check out rookie outfielder styling and center. what a catch to the wall. banging into the wall, hangs on and pham can't believe it. good defense there but new york hit three solo homer's in the fourth off -- francisco alvarez -- they went back to back with two outs. three earned runs in just three innings of work. top of the seventh giants down for justin verlander strikes him out in six strikeouts in seven innings for the 40-year-old, giants looking for a late rally but tyler estrada grounds it into the game ending double play giants lose for-one the season finale is on espn sunday night. how about the a's? there fans trying to beat the heat oakland looking for a

second straight win over the white sox seth brown going downtown, seventh of the year. he's up for-three and they break out the four hammer for the home runs white sox take the lead in the eighth now down a run tony the dribbler that's going to work. we are all tied up at six, we go to extra innings bottom 10, tyler on second with two outs. grounder to second former a this has trouble with it he kept running and is safe at home. 80's when 7-6, wade is going to get the ice cold gatorade bath. going for the sweep on sunday, let's kick it classico style quakes hosting ellie galaxy. two short performing for the fans just before the half quakes down one no and jack skeen the first score of the year and just the second of his career. it is one all 81st minute now quakes down to-one as the fans fired up. jackson you'll find all-star

christian espinoza who fought -- the net tying goal -- this ends in a two all draw the third draw in 10 games. they play the classico at stanford -- has requested a trade the franchise expected to move the seven-time all-star to a contending team with the miami heat. he preferred the landing spot the oakland native has played his entire 11 year career in portland, the 76ers and clippers have interest the spurs could be a wildcard to watch she turns 33 this month and averages a career high of 32.2 points per game last season. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> much more head on abc seven news at 11, we already touched upon lgbtq+ rights but what about president biden's plan to forgive hundreds of millions of dollars in student loans? how the white house is responding to the supreme court's ruling, and a couple shares their side of the story after a social media influence

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>> now to the supreme court' decision to strike down president biden's student loan forgiveness program. the move affects roughly 43 million people. abc's -- takes a look could be the biden administration's next move. >> the biden administration vowing to push ahead after the supreme court struck down the president's plan to forgive aliens of dollars in student loan debt. the 63 conservative majority ruling says they over authority by forgiving debt. chief justice roberts saying they did not have the power to rewrite the statute from the ground up. in a dissenting opinion kagan writing this court today decides that 40 million americans will not receive the benefits the plan provides because so says the court that assistance is too significant. on friday the president saying it is not over. >> we will use every tool at our

disposal to get you the student that relief you need and reach your dreams. >> 26 million americans had already applied for relief, biden student relief plan a major campaign promise would have granted relief to 43 million student loan borrowers and would've cost $43 billion. >> we will forgive 10,000 dollars in outstanding federal student loans. >> the lawsuit filed by republican lead states and conservative advocates set off a debate on who deserves loan forgiveness following a pandemic that cap student loan pendant -- payments at bay. in october borrowers will have to restart those payments, republican senator tim scott applauding the decision on fox news. >> the supreme court said everything every american i know understands, if you take out a loan you pay it back. >> the biden administration is trying again with a new debt relief plan the higher education act but the president says it will take time, he has also

introduced a 12 month onramp repayment program first though struggling but interest will still accrue and the administration is working to cap payments at 5% of the borrower's income. for graduates there is no uncertainty about what to do. >> i do not even think inconvenient really conveys the depth of this because it is not just the inconvenience, this really throws a wrench into people's lives. >> for those with student loans the website student aid.gov will provide information about what you can do moving forward. abc7news, new >> is the bay area celebrates the hottest day of the year, people in tahoe are still hitting the ski lifts. check it out, yes the lifts are rolling through the holiday weekend for the final days of the season. one man who came all the way down from ohio says he is getting the best of both worlds. >> everyone goes to the beach in the midwest so we figured why not go skiing that sounds way better. spend your money on the stuff

that makes you happy and skiing anytime of the year in june or july do it. >> i love winter, i am not really into summer. >> to each spokesperson says crowds continue to come and excited that they can still ski into the summer. that is music to the ears of those who do not want a historic winter to end. a couple is telling their story after a north bay mom falsely accuse them of trying to kidnap her children and posted the accusation on social media. it all went viral but now the influencer is paying the price. she was sentenced to jail time for the hoax. here's abc7news reporter serene shop. >> it started with a mother's terrifying allegations of abduction that went viral. >> monday this week my children were the targets of attempted kidnap. >> back in december kathleen

sorensen took to social media to claim this couple seen in store surveillance video followed her family in a california parking lot and tried to abduct her children. >> i want to share that story with you in an effort to raise awareness as to what signs to look for. and to encourage parents to be more aware of their surroundings. >> that couple sadie and aaron martin is interviewed by bay area police deny any involvement. the toot now speaking out a day after sorensen was sentenced to one month in jail and two months work release for filing a false police report. >> we were happy. we feel bad that she is a mother and going to jail but for lack of remorse of what she had done, hopefully this will teacher a lesson. >> the couple and sorensen's lawyers still differ about sorensen story. >> sheet misperceived and misunderstood a series of random events which were occurring around her. and made an honest report. >> instead of saying hey i am

wrong she doubled down and said no this did happen and i want them arrested. we did not even encounter her. that to me no misunderstanding. >> you can hear their frustration in her voice the couple says the way they see it sorensen just wanted to be in influencer and during her probation she cannot be on social media and has to go through implicit biased training. abc news los angeles. >> still ahead tonight part fun and celebration but also a chance to learn and help build life skills. we will take you to the third day of the essence festival. >> today was the hottest day of the year so far for the bay area tomorrow won't be much cooler i will have

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>> the annual essence festival

is underway in new orleans, a celebration of black culture through food, music and more. today is day three of the festival and while there is plenty of fun to be had people are also learning important tools on planning for their financial future. rachel brown with our sister station is there. >> a better day ahead, of the themes as the celebration of women continues at the essence festival of culture. taking part today, the women of abc on what essence means to them. >> i was so excited to see my mother, my aunts and my babysitter and my teachers in the village that raised me betwixt the pages of this magazine, i did not know i possible until i saw this. one of the most amazing accomplishments is when i did get a chance to do >> fans also getting to meet their favorite stars from the

hit abc series abbott elementary and hearing their inspirational testimonies of making it in the entertainment industry. >> tell me about all the love that you have received and how has it transformed you? >> i have been in a daze until just now to just take it feel the love and i mostly everybody has spoken about how long they have been in the business. i have been in the business but on the others doing comedy and writing but it has been great. >> i have also had the pleasure of speaking with abc's new bachelorette on her highly anticipated season and what she is looking for in love. >> i am a compassionate person so having someone that is going to be my life partner, that is also compassionate and how they treat people interact with other people. that is super important. >> and important topic being addressed today, financial freedom. from bridging the racial wealth gap to starting our own businesses. >> i wanted to build what was

our version of the black nike. that was the idea. quacks and guests also got a preview of the upcoming abc series our america in the black. quacks we are always in that repetitive cycle. >> planning for the future of black america. in new orleans, rachel brown, channel seven eyewitness news. >> the essence festival of culture continues tomorrow in the final concert series wraps up sunday night with megan thee stallion. you can watch the concert live on hulu which is owned by the same parent company as abc 7. one last check of the weather. what else is there to say? >> the essence of heat. >> it is coming up from the pavement. quacks still even at this hour. we have a heat advisory in effect for all of the bay area except the coastline and bay shoreline until 11:00 tomorrow night and under these extremely high conditions remember there is a higher risk of heat-related

illnesses. overnight it is not going to get really cool, upper 50's to the mid 60's will be the lows tonight so it might be uncomfortable in some spots especially if you do not have air conditioning. tomorrow's highs, not quite so many hundred degree plus readings as we had today but still there will be lots of heat in the upper 90's to low 100s in most places in here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. it starts to cool down a bit on monday as temperatures moderate, then it gets cooler on tuesday which is the fourth of july. it will bring a sunny skies and comfortable weather, it will compare with what we are having this weekend and get cooler as we get towards the end of next week. >> to remember when everyone is griping about the rain and they wanted these temperatures? >> now. they are griping a the heat. you can't please everyone all the time. >> once again let's get to chris with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports a warriors on the move and a former m.v.p. stays put plus how

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>> 49ers training camp begins at the end of the month, all-pro tight end kittle is entering his seventh season. the fifth-round pick by the niners in 2017 arguably the best tight end in football and recently he and along with two of his closest friends held their annual camp known as tight and -- end george kittle loves football and as he prepares for the upcoming season he kicked off his summer with the third annual university in nashville. quacks we just want to give guys more tools in their toolbelt so they understand what they're watching on film, and they have more things to do, more access to ideas so they are not making stuff up on the football field. quacks roughly 80 nfl players

were in attendance quickly become a summer staple. quacks everybody in the world doing important stuff, they all have conferences to make each other better and i think that was one of the things we tried to do here is get everybody under the same roof and let's talk about football and try to enhance our position and the game. quacks a lot of these guys of this generation, led by these two guys are continuing to raise the bar of just how teams value the position and how vital they are to a team's success. >> kittle was joined by travis kelce and greg olson to not only provide a masters class for current nfl players but also give instruction to youth campers on the importance of reading. >> you can go on an adventure in a book you can sit in your house and go to a cool land and experience something new so it grows with your imagination. >> that is why we are doing literacy because if you throw a football in and talk about reading kids will enjoy it. >> that was fun the nba

off-season is in full swing and a warrior is on his way out east , dante d vincenzo in the new york knicks have agreed to a four-year $50 million deal move reunites dante with his former teammates the 26-year-old is coming off a strong year with the dubs where he averaged 9.4 points per game and nearly three and a half rebounds per game earlier this week he turned down a $4.7 million play option from the warriors to test the open market. russell westbrook will stay in l.a. with the clippers espn reports the former m.v.p. agreed to a two-year deal with the clippers, the clippers acquired the nine time all start last season and he proved to be productive after an up-and-down round with the lakers. westbrook average 15.8 points and nearly five rebounds per game with the clippers last season, walnut creek native and newark liberty card was named a wnba all-star reserve into the second straight all-star selection pool, the bay area native who was the number one

overall pick in 2020 scored a career-high 37 points against atlanta a month ago. and 31 points a week ago nba all-star game saturday, july 15 in las vegas right here on abc seven. it july 1 means the world's most famous bicycle races underway stage one of the 110th tour de france which was in northern spain today, british twin brothers adam and simon yates broke away from the pack with three miles to go. adam pulled ahead and one stage i stage two is in spain, bobby bonilla day. especially if your name is bobby bonilla in the year 2000 the mets bought out his contract agreeing to defer payments plus interest guaranteeing him 1.19 million dollars to be paid every july 1 starting in 2011 for the next 25 years. because now the mets were heavily invested in the birds he made off ponzi scheme they thought it would be easy to payoff he has not played for the mets since 99 but will receive

paychecks until 2035. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. quacks i still want to deal like that, thank you. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news 11 the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, for spencer and kris and all of us here thank you for joining us taking a live look outside as we get ready for a hot weekend to continue. stay with us in the morning, have a great night.

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