>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a brush fire from reaching a school in homes in napa, but firefighters are staying on the scene for several more hours. sky seven shows them dousing trees. flames burned seven acres and the fire is 60% contained. progress has been stopped. a summer program at silverado middle school in homes along the road were evacuated. people were able to return home an hour ago. with that we say good evening. i'm dion lim. >> i'm dan ashley. add the fire to the dozens firefighters based yesterday on aid dangerous and busy fourth of july. one of the worst fires burning two houses in antioch on eighth and d streets. no one was hurt. the fire started on the roof so

it is probably because of fireworks. dion: check out the view of illegal fireworks. this was happening all over the bay area. hayward police faced an unprecedented amount of violence on the fourth of july. dan: 11 people were shot at several locations, one person di, other was fatally stabbed. 2 suspects are in custody. abc 7 news reporters spoke to police about a very violent night. >> this was the scene in hayward on the fourth of july following a shooting that injured six people. >> it was tragic out here last night. >> eddie simon lives on the block. he said there were upwards of 60 people celebrating in different groups all night. he was so rating his birthday with his family and grandkids. when the shooting started within one of the groups, he says everyone ran for cover. >> everybody was having a good time. nine: 30, fireworks shooting off and after that, you know,

bullets started flying and stuff. people running, dodging, grabbing the grandkids and making sure everyone got inside safe. >> an argument turned into a gunfight. in the end, six people were injured including one man that hayward police have identified as a possible suspect all six were adults, all six were taken to the hospital. two of them in critical condition. >> it is sad that we have to see things like this. when you got your grandkids, they've come to celebrate with you and then they've got to run and screen. -- run and scream. >> fourth of july was busy, unprecedented night for all of us in hayward. >> police responded to four separate incidents totaling 11 victims shot, one fatal. along the 1100 block of tennyson, several police vehicles responded, patrolling where police were investigating a stabbing on tuesday. >> we have two in custody for

separate incidents. one of which there may be another shooter involved that we do not have in custody and we just want the community to know that we are going to do everything we can. we are committed to safety. >> simon does not know the people shot on history, but he does not believe their residence. he hopes they also arrived. >> i'm glad nobody died, nobody got killed and stuff. it is not safe anymore. that is why i do not go to big events. >> in hayward, abc 7 news. dan: unnerving for a lot of people. illegal fireworks lit up the skies over oakland leaving straits -- streets littered with debris. lena howland met up with a city councilman who helped with the cleanup. >> as soon as it was dark the skies above oakland lit up inverse of red, white and blue. >> this is the worst i've seen. >> leaving behind a trash from a illegal fireworks all over the city. in some parts spread out over

major roadways like 35th and foothill. >> it looked messy this morning. >> stacked with 1000 emails complaining about illegal fireworks oakland city councilman noel sent out members of his staff with the same morning to pick up the pieces in the district. >> this year, we did make very known to the public that we would be enforcing the law. i live down the street, i did not see any response, the fire department or the police department. >> it's familiar because you've heard it before. last year oakland police did not issue a single citation for illegal fireworks. they say their resources were shifted to address sideshow activity that night. this year they say things where the same with arrests for serious crimes but no citations for fireworks. >> the response i get, they have other priorities they have to address from the crime issues

and shootings that are going on. and they do not have enough time to deal with the fireworks. we need to do better in the city. >> oakland interim fire chief damien covington says for them, it was a lighter night than expected with 300 calls for service up just 20% compared to their typical volume of calls. although they did have two small grass fires caused by fireworks that were quickly put out. >> we know this is going to be quite a wild season and it makes it more dangerous when people are using illegal fireworks to celebrate and we do as much as we can to discourage them. >> in oakland, lena howland, abc 7 news. dion: this holiday is usually a tough time for animal shelters. more pets go missing than any day of the year but this was not the worst for san jose animal care and services. 11 straight animals came into the shelter. three dogs and eight cats, about half the number of last year and

lower than the year before. if you've lost your pet check those local shelters, post a message on your next-door group and put up flyers. dan: there is a $10,000 reward for an arrest in the murder of a man delivering flowers in oaklands uptown district. matthias was shot two weeks ago on 20 six st near telegraph. surveillance video shows the shooting following an argument between him and two other people. oakland police say these two are quote persons of interest. the man has been identified as eric, the woman has not been identified. still no sign of a man from the bay area who went missing in yosemite over the weekend. hayden who is from the bay and played baseball at santa rosa junior college was backpacking on sunday. he was last seen at upper falls. yosemite national park issued an

alert asking anyone hiking in the area on sunday to call the park dispatch. dion: turning to our work to build a better bay area is sometimes challenged. public works inspectors are facing threats and physical violence as they crackdown on illegal vending in the mission district. abc 7 news reporter luz pena went to the mission to see what vendors and inspectors are facing. she joins us in the newsroom. >> yes, one thing is to hear about these attacks and inspectors and vendors are facing them in the mission. another is to experience it ourselves. this is what happened today. >> she will leave. >> she will not leave. >> hey, what are you doing? >> we interviewed a street vendor about safety. we were assaulted. a woman aggressively approached us and tried snatching our microphone. the vendors around us said this is what we experience every day. >> do you have permits here? >> we are all taking care of

each other here. >> they've had their street vending permit for a year. he says inspectors and vendors are being attacked. >> people have stolen some of my merchandise. >> over one year ago the city of san francisco began a street vending program. the goal has been to make sure every street vendor is registered with the city. and has a permit to sell items that are not stolen. on a daily basis public works inspectors go out with san francisco police officers to make sure everyone selling out here has a permit. now these inspectors are being threatened. >> there has been pushing, a body check, a punch. no serious injuries but something to be concerned about and in a situation we do not want stefan. >> sf public works believe the people attacking them are not permitted and are selling what appeared to be stolen goods. >> we are assuming that the folks that should not there are harassing them.

>> we spoke to an inventor -- inspectors so she does not feel safe. santiago with hillary who represents the mission district says public works inspectors are the only ones allowed to enforce permitting. officers can only accompany them. >> per the state law law enforcement agencies cannot be the primary on any enforcement so what we have now is a situation where public works is in force. >> maria sanchez is scared. are you worried about that? >> baby. and i also have my other kids who come here to sell with me. >> public works inspectors are out there seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. when they are gone, many vendors expected -- expressed feeling unsafe and needed to close shop in fear of becoming a victim of theft. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7

news. dion: let's talk about the street vending program. is it doing more harm than good? is it working? >> it is working in the sense that the city has a list of vendors in the mission. they have issued 161 permits the concern is there are people selling items without permits who getting aggressive with inspectors. we didn't see anyone selling items on the ground. nothing appeared to be stolen but we are told by vendors that officers and public work inspectors leave and people sell stolen items all over again. dion: we appreciate the report. glad you were not heard. many thanks to you. moving on, 500 blocks of san francisco are going to get repaved in a big project announced today by the mayor. it will cost more than 77 million dollars and take one year to complete. funding comes from vehicle registration fees and gas and sales taxes. the city has about 13,000 blocks

and the mayor's office says over the last 10 years 60% have been resurfaced. among the streets considered for repaving include golden avenue, mariposa street, bryant street and vallejo. dan: coming up, education is an important part of building a better bay area of course. how a summer school in oakland is helping students not only develop skills but also develop confidence. dion: the injunction if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. 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. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you.

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building a better bay area. students have been attending summer classes and one that caught our eye is aummer integrated link with learng. young students new to the country learning was. leanne melendez shows you their progress. >> this is an example forest ecosystem. >> julie arrived from vietnam less than a year ago. alexandra did not grow up speaking english. most of them recently arrived in oakland. >> we actually have several students who have not been to school yet. they arrived in the last couple of months, maybe weeks. >> it's really hard. in one year i learned english. >> you learned english in one year? >> and i'm still learning. >> oakland unified's language learning private -- pilot program has two teachers for a

small group of children. they use a lot of visuals and repetition to help students process what they are being taught. they start out with science because it is the most efficient way to engage students. today they are presenting their projects using visuals and their written words. feedback is always encouraged. five weeks of learning how to speak, listen, read and write in english gives students a head start in august. not to mention, the needed confidence in the classroom. >> they are producing language either by repeating things, practicing things, asking and answering questions. and now we are seeing even four weeks later, they are reading, writing. >> i am ready to go to fifth-grade, but i am kind of nervous, because i am not sure if my english is good enough to go to fifth-grade. >> you will do fine. >> thank you. >> awesome. >> the first day of school is august 7. leanne melendez, abc 7 news. dion: west nile virus has been

detected in solano county for the first time this year. a bird tested positive. there are no human cases. the virus can be spread by infected mosquitoes, so the county health department says this is a good reminder to avoid mosquito bites. you have probably heard this advice before, avoid being outside around dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are active. where insect repellent to prevent bites and make sure your windows and door screens do not have holes in them. drain and standing water because that can be a breeding ground. dan: new data from the federal government claims the last two days were the hottest ever recorded. the u.s. national centers for environmental prediction reports yesterday's average global temperature reached 62.92 degrees. surpassing the previous record on monday. scientists are blaming climate change combined with an emerging el niño pattern. we spoke with the director of the stanford would institute for the environment about this on a 3:00 p.m. program called getting answers.

>> the average temperature of the whole world yesterday was just about 63 degrees. that does not sound hot but remember that has got places like the southeast that are really baking. it's also got antarctica in the southern hemisphere, where it is winter now. this is really remarkable that we are seeing global highest temperature ever. dan: that is remarkable. ever recorded. dion: we are expecting a cool down a heat spike. dan: meteorologist sandhya is here. nice days ahead. sandhya: were going to keep the break going for a few days and next week it returns. good evening, let's take a look at live pictures from the tower cameras. you can pretty much see from our local tower cameras that there is one thing in common and that is the deep marine layer that is with those. the marine layer is going to keep things below-average from our tahoe camera. you can see plenty of sun.

let's go hour-by-hour, evening planner. sunray -- sun going down, pull along the coast. you will need sweaters if you're stepping out. 50's, 60's. 11:00 p.m., cloudy and cooler for the bay area and by 1:00 a.m. spotty drizzle with temperatures in the 50's. let me show you what's bringing cooler than average conditions. under the influence of this trough and another one behind it. isolated thunderstorms but as long as we have wind off the ocean it's not going to warm up soon. live view from our live doppler seven perspective. you can see clouds near the coast and clouds crossing the bay. temperatures have fallen away from the coastline. a few more degrees running eight degrees cooler in concord compared to yesterday. down five in novato. breezes gusting to 24 right now in oakland. sustained 25 in fairfield. that will move the marine layer which is over 2000 feet deep.

hour-by-hour we go. 7:00, 30 mile-per-hour wind and the strongest wind locations. 10:00 p.m. out toward the delta. 30 mile-per-hour wind and then tomorrow morning the wind backs afternoon and evening. we are talking about a gusty day. a live view from our roof camera and the bay is seeing camera. areas of morning drizzle, cooler than average the next few days. summer heat returning next week. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50's. watch out for the drizzle. areas of poor visibility because of the fog tomorrow afternoon. you're looking at temperatures on the mild side. inland highs in the mid to upper 70's. not where you should be for this time of year. co. said temperatures in the 50's. cloud cover will linger not just new the coast but east bay shoreline. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. morning drizzle below average temperatures for your thursday.

the morning gray will give way to sunshine away from the beaches on friday and if you have weekend plans, you do not have to worry about baking in the heat. lowly inland. upper 50's to low 60's so cool to mild and the warming trend gets underway next week. look at the heat. tuesday and wednesday, mid to upper 90's inland. 60's coast side 80's around the bay but you know summer microclimates play a big role and we're going to see a wide range next week, so somebody -- something for everybody. dion: teens may be smoking weed more than cigarettes or even binge drinking. that is according to a study by the california department of public health. it found one in 11 high school students has smoked in the past month. doctors are concerned because of frequent and heavy use earlier in life can have big health impacts later. because when you are young the brain is developing. >> it can impact your memory, learning, attention, ability to

have the judgment, your motivation and ultimately it can impact the relationships that you need to develop and the goals that you are trying to accomplish. dion: doctors are trying to steer teens away from using it as a way to relax. the department has healthier tips for that. check out the website on your screen, mind over marijuana.com for those. dan: bridge tolls are seven dollars for bay area bridges like the san mateo bridge that you are looking at live right now. coming up, a bill that would force drivers to pay $8.50 a ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪

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dion: stocks were down on wall street after the july 4 holiday over concerns interest rates will rise. the dow lost 120 nine, closing at 34,000.288. nasdaq dropped by 25 and s&p dipped by eight. minutes from the federal reserve's june meeting showed that the central bank is worried about inflation. dan: a committee of lawmakers held its hearing on a bill to raise tolls on bay area bridges. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow found the bill is receiving pushback from a prominent local group. >> sb 532 would raise toll on bay area bridges by a dollar

$.50 by january 2020 four through december 2028. the increase would find public transportation improvements. it was introduced by scott weiner. >> no one wants higher tolls but the question is are we going to continue to have viable public transportation in the bay area? >> bridges that would see an increase include the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, martin bridge, venetia bridge and antioch bridge. the counselor represents 325 major employers is opposed. president and ceo jim wonderment. >> raising tolls over and over again every time the transit agencies say they are short of money is a foolhardy strategy. >> before they can support taxes, tolls or fees they need to see the agencies do hard work to make systems safer, cost-effective and seamless.

>> if the bay area council does not think tolls are the right funding source, i hope the bay area council will suggest solutions instead of just saying no. >> the council points out what it sees as disparities in transportations including those in the visuals that drive across the bridge and pay tolls are statistically lower income. lower levels of education and are disproportionately people of color. >> i have not seen that data. what we do know is public transportation riders are lower income than people driving. >> many workers are struggling with the high cost of living in the bay area and this could contribute to residents leaving. that further taxing commuters will undermine efforts to bring employees and visitors to struggling downtowns. >> when the tolls get to this level it becomes material. >> let's be clear, the worst thing that can happen for downtown san francisco and other downtown areas is for public

transportation to fall apart. >> state senator scott weiner says if transportation falls apart there will be more cars and congestions on the roads. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: protests tonight because a video of this violent arrest in southern california. why authorities claim the video does not tell the whole story. dion: forget your diet for a

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> restricting white house officials and government agencies from communicating with social media companies. the 150 five page ruling bar communication over quote content containing protected free speech. >> abc 7 news reporter suzanne talked to experts about the impact of the ruling. >> it's a major ruling in the battle over free speech. a federal judge in louisiana issued a preliminary injunction that limits the biden administration and agencies from communicating with social media

companies to moderate content. nolan is professor of communication at cal state east bay. >> it's trying to reduce the conflict of interest to get governments in particular but the industry as well out of regulating free speech and access to information. >> the judge claimed administration overstepped in efforts to stop the spread of misinformation. according to judge terry the administration violated the first amendment of reese beach when it pressured facebook and twitter to removebelieved inclue information about covid-19 and the 2020 alexion. the judge called the efforts quote a massive attack against free speech and targeted suppression of conservative ideas. the professor believes the biden administration went too far. >> the spirit of the first amendment is to protect citizens from government intrusion on freedoms. in this case freedom of speech. >> the justice department filed a notice with the fifth circuit

court of appeals in new orleans. doj plans to appeal the ruling by the federal judge. in an earlier statement the white house said quote our consistent view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of the effects their platforms are having on the american people. they say it misinformation in dealing with it is nothing new. instead of trying to eradicate it, more time and energy should be spent educating users. >> to have a more robust critical thinking component to our education. >> the ruling does not stop the administration from contacting social media companies to address national security threats or illegal activity. twitter, meta and google did not respond to our request for comment. professor higdon believes big tech benefits from the latest decision. >> they do not want to be seen as moderating content or be responsible for false information. >> suzanne, abc 7 news. >> this suspicious white powder

found at the white house has been identified as cocaine. secret service agents found the substance during routine rounds in a common area of the west wing prompting the white house to be evacuated sunday evening. they did not know it was. the area is accessible to tour groups. president biden and his family were at camp david. now to the latest on multiple mass shootings across america. in total more than 100 people were injured and 18 killed over the fourth of july weekend. abc news reporter nina roy has the story. >> july 4 celebrations turning deadly in the country. 17 mass shootings during the holiday weekend, 18 people killed in more than 100 injured including shreve point, louisiana. for people losing their lives and several injured when gunfire broke out at a july 4 block party. the suspect is still on the loose. >> you will not get away with this.

what you have done is traumatized this community. >> the fourth of july holiday is normally a time when shootings in the u.s. increase according to statistics from the gun violence archive this year was no different. similar scenes playing out in baltimore and washington dc where nine were injured in a drive by shooting including a child and teenager. >> we have too many guns and too many violent people on the street. >> outside of boston five people shot two suspects arrested. in philadelphia 40-year-old kim brady facing a judge on a slew of charges including five counts of murder. police say they opened fire monday night wearing body armor and a ski mask, armed with an ar-15 style rifle and a handgun. >> this office is committed to the vigorous prosecution of this mass killer. >> surveillance footage o by abc 7 shows a person shooting at a nearby intersection. >> i cannot believe my brother

is gone. he was gorgeous inside and out. i'm going to miss that beautiful smile, i really am. >> the mayor of philadelphia calling on lawmakers to ban assault weapons. president biden also echoing those calls. abc news, new york. >> new developments now from santa clara police crediting public assistance for the arrest of a suspect in a stabbing during sunday's soccer match at levi stadium. police received dozens of videos, photos and poles of the brawl where emmanuel diaz was stabbed. the 30-year-old told our partners at univision he is thankful the knife did not hit his throat or his heart. >> he would have hit me l above it was god or luck because if he would have hit me i do not think i would have been able to breathe or swallow and i can do those things now. >> unbelievable. the suspect, 29-year-old

alejandro garcia of sacramento is in custody, charged with attempted murder. police say it is unknown how the weapon used got past metal detectors and security it into the stadium. >> protests in southern california after video of a los angeles county sheriff's deputy showing a woman -- thrown the woman to the ground during arrest. activists are planning a rally calling for the deputy to be fired. reporter leo stallworth from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> cellphone video showing sheriff's deputies arresting a man and slamming a woman to the ground outside a grocery store in lancaster last week has gone viral. activists demanding the deputies be fired. the sheriff's department placing the deputies on desk duty pending the outcome of an investigation into the use of force by the deputies. robert luna holding a news conference one hour ago. >> the department has initiated an internal affairs investigation into the incident. the investigation will include interviews of witnesses.

the involved personnel, a review of body worn camera video captured by responding personnel , surveillance video from the store and cellphone video provided by a community member. >> officials say deputies were responding to a call about a robbery in progress when the suspects had threatened staff. they handcuffed the male suspect upon arrival and approached the female suspect recording deputies detaining the man at the time. lancaster mayor rex parris making it clear he does not think deputies should lose their jobs. >> no, i do not. i think activists are certainly in a position that they can make demands and don't have to wait for the facts. they do not have to wait for the investigation. >> the mayor will reserve judgment until the completion of the investigation. activists say the video shows deputies out of control. >> to senior citizens and you're

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>> in the chilly bay waters this morning without a wetsuit to save a sea lion. mayor melissa took to plunge to raise money to restore the sea lions culture damaged during winter storms. it will cost $50,000 to restore and the city is $5,000 short. they are an experienced swimmer who has swarmed the english channel. >> i care about the statue. it hasn't been the same without the statue. as the mayor i was thinking how can i use what i love to help the city that i love? >> what a great cause. the statue had been on display since 1957 and could be seen

offshore at high tide and perched on the rocks at low tide. the sea lion is the most photographed piece of public art in sausalito. >> good effort. the women's uf soccer team was on the field practicing, days away from competing in the fifa world cup sendoff match. the match will be held in san jose against wales ahead of the women's world cup in australia and new zealand. being able to practice and play their final match in the bay area is special to some players. >> i grew up here and went to stanford so i spent a lot of time in northern california. >> my mom has asked me for 20 tickets so outside of that, i'm sure i will have friends. but yes. >> i feel gratitude being here right before going to the world cup because it is a reminder of the journey and those skills that i have built up over time and a lot positive memories. >> the game is this sunday, july 9 at 1 p.m. at paypal park in

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>> stay tuned, tonight is the season premiere of hundred thousand dollar pyramid and michael is back as host. reporter george from our sister station in l.a. has a preview. >> that was a good clue man, come on. >> when they said miracle i was like that's a miracle. >> michael spent time of moonlighting away from his day job on good morning america and tackle the season of posting $100,000. mid. >> it is a show where we are all on the same around there and that is what i love about the show and the audience loves. celebrities and contestants. at that point, you are all just people, i'm just a person. i guided the game. the game and the wordplay is the star, i just happen to be lucky enough to be there with a suit and tie on. >> he always impressed by how prepared the celebrity guests are every game. >> there's a lot of pressure on there for them and that is the

thing, they really want to help this person when and a lot of times it is life-changing money, so people want to start a family, this is the way they're gonna do that. but want to buy a house or move or certain things. somebody wants to switch up jobs and start a business. it is in a lot of ways more pressure than i want on me, but they handle it so well, they do the best that they can do, and we give away a lot of money. >> i just wet my plans. >> i'm just glad they chose that. >> it takes away from the crazy and the stressful things. you can sit and laugh for hours if you want to and laughter is a great part of life and a great thing in life and i'm just happy that we can bring some of it here. >> in los angeles, george, abc 7 news. >> $100,000 pyramid on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00 that would be fun to be

on as a contestant but also as a host. >> it's a fun show. >> getting to the weather cool down in store weather. >> not going to have to deal with hot weather anytime soon. you can see from our camera as to why. we have a lot of cloud cover overhead. on live doppler seven it is not just at the beaches but over the bay. tomorrow morning it crosses the bay. going hour-by-hour tomorrow at 5:00 mist, drizzle, gray skies for the afternoon and evening. going to remain gray along the coast and parts of the bay so do not expect bright and sunny skies everywhere, but inland. upper 70's, nice and mild. 80's around cloverdale and lakeport. you want that heat next week tuesday it really turns with 90's inland close to 100 degrees on wednesday. don't worry the coast will remain comfortable going into

thursday. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast and you can see below average through the weekend temperatures will remain in the 70's, 80's, 50's and 60's co-side. temperatures soaring as we head toward tuesday and wednesday. we bring the heat back so enjoy the little break while we have it. >> thank you. >> onto sports, director larry beale and basketball. >> she said below average, i thought she was calling my name. >> i would never be so mean. >> not cruel. >> yes, good point. >> i will have to find the distinction. >> getting another picked at their first round pick, brendan and a guy looking for minutes, lester quinones, summer league sizzle.

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and learn more at gawontwait.com >> now abc 7 sports with larry beale. >> the warrior's summer league team on the court in sacramento but not trace jackson davis the power forward from indiana signed a four year deal. two years guaranteed, jackson davis slowed by a hamstring injury but the expectation is he may get some run in the vegas summer league. warriors and hornets, fun for the young fans to see the action the summer. lester quinones with authority right down the lane. spent last year with the geely, rookie brendan, shooter, splash.

moments later, five steals in the game. not known for his defense. i like this. pump fake, pump fake, poise, knock it down. five steals, four rebounds for the rookie. collins, nice inbound play by the doves who led by eight at the break. second round pick from a year ago was overseas last year. brazil, spin move, up and over. the warriors get the win at 98, 83 and head to vegas. let's head to baseball, mariners and giants, alex cobb trying to snap a four-game slide. it is mike ford swing there and later in the inning with two men on, cobb gets josé, euro looking and a sac fly has them fans in detroit, let the carnage begin. top of the first, ryan and swinging at a 3-0 fastball, gone.

3-0, ayes. top four, wants more, you're going to get some more. homer to the zone on the left. da's bats were smoking hot. 5-0, now seven-nothing in the six. really is just broke the rookie stolen base record with 43, drives in more with a base hit to center. 10-0 in the eighth. these are your a's, pouring it on. jordan diaz with a blast to write. a two-run shot, he has built their largest lead of the season and they win easily 12-3. pete sampras, roger federer, rafael the doll, great tennis players. is novak djokovic's the greatest of all time? the most grand slam singles wins, 23, going for his eighth wimbledon title and his faith in a row. the jokers seated second at the all england club taking on the australian, jordan thompson prefers to set, the joker at the top of your screen, set point. a nice little bounce off the net, he will take that. first set 6-3.

novak serving for the second set. one of his aces, he wins the tiebreak 7-4. thompson put up a good fight all day. a serve and volley action, matchpoint. thompson not going down easily. he catches the net and djokovic will advance to the third round in straight sets. 6-3, 7-6 and 7-5. no american winning wimbledon since 2001 pete sampras did it. the 10th seed francis t ortho might be americans best chance taking on -- in a rain delay in first match. first match francis won it tiebreaker 4-4 in the third. incredible reaction on the volley to earn the breaker. so i thought serving for the match. francis with four aces, 76-63 and 6-4. francis, it has been a long time. think about the best players in the world. you have had a rough, djokovic and fedor. all european players. i did not think of it. that is remarkable.

francis is really good. young, exciting, athletic. he is clearly on the rise so we will see what he can get done. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it is judge steve harvey. at 9:00, the wonder years and abbott elementary, than the $10,000. mid and at 10:00, abc 7 news at 11:00. abc 7 news is streaming 24/ 50 abc 7 bay area app and join us wherever you want wherever you happen to be. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00. i'm dion lim. >> i am dan ashley. judge larry beale, i like that. >> what am i judging? >> the show. >> steve harvey. >>on judge steve harvey. />> oh, i would like to be in charge. >> we will see you tonight at 11:00. >> you are out of order. >> i am always out of order.

♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a social media coordinator from minneapolis, minnesota... a high school english teacher

from charlotte, north carolina... and our returning champion-- a cooperate communications specialist... from simsbury, connecticut... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, everyone. thank you, johnny. and welcome to "jeopardy!" we have a new champion today in kate campelieta who had a big lead and a runaway yesterday. we also welcome aubrey and angi to the alex trebek stage. good luck to all of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. there's one daily double here, as you know, and it's somewhere in these categories. we begin with... then... you'll name the city that's the main setting of each of these books. from there, we go to... and finally...