and still get the trouble when you're exposed to heat. >> we are getting the warning before temperatures hit dangerous possibly record-setting levels in parts of the bay area. >> thanks for joining us. temperatures are going to keep climbing into the weekend raising our risk of wildfires in power outages but only parts of the bay area face triple digit temperatures. >> let's begin our team coverage with spencer christian to show is where it will sizzle. >> it is sizzling in the southwest and that he is moving in our direction thanks to this high-pressure that has been building in the southwestern u.s. and is pushing into the bay area. we have an excessive heat watch that will be in effect from 11:00 a.m. friday to 8:00 p.m. sunday for virtually all of the bay area. with the exception of the immediate bay shoreline and the coast. during the three days, we can

expect high temperatures ranging from upper 90's to nearly 110 degrees in the hottest areas. low temperatures overnight will be in the upper 60's in our valleys and low to mid 70's any the higher elevations which is uncomfortable overnight weather. this kind of extreme heat increases the risk of heat related illnesses. the entire state of california, much of it will be under an excessive heat warning so we have a watch in the bay area. it will be a warning for the central valley and most of interior central california. i will give you a closer look at our forecast for the next seven days in a few minutes. >> this weekend's hot weather has state officials concerned. they held a meeting today to warn people what to expect and how to stay safe. anser hassan joins us live from walnut creek with the details. >> good evening. it is actually kind of nice here in walnut creek. we have swim lessons going on at larkey park swim center in wanda

creek. health officials say we have had a mild summer so many of us have not been acclimated to the extreme heat and that is about to come. it also likely means firefighters will have a busy weekend. these vallejo fire recru spent the day training at the facility in hayward. >> usually in the academy would give the lessons and we give them a test. >> this is basically a test that is teaching them the lesson. >> today may be practice but the threat of a real fire is way up as we head into the weekend. the national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch from friday till late sunday. >> there is a lot of potential this time of year. relative humidity's that drop down and the moisture poses a challenge. want to make sure we stay ahead of these fires before they get large. are forecast to soar to triple digits. hitting 110 in places like livermore. the impacts can range from wildfires to problems with the

power grid. >> the extreme he is a killer. when a disaster we face we see more fatalities from heat. earthquakes and buyers are more dramatic but not nearly to the extent heat impacts our state every year. >> state agencies are coordinating with local agencies throughout california to prepare for this weekends extreme heat. the national weather service protects record-setting temperatures. >> we are expecting a significant round of heat that will steadily build across our state into the weekend and early next week with some locations experiencing their hottest temperatures so far this summer. record hot temperatures are likely in some spots across the state could very hot and dangerous temperatures in the triple digits. >> california's natural resources secretary says heat waves are becoming more dangerous and extreme. he says the extreme heat along with wildfires, flooding, sea level rise in coastal erosion is one of five climate related

issues having unprecedented impact on the state. >> extreme heat may be the most dangerous toward public health and mortality of any of these climate driven impacts. it is literally invisible compared to a wildfire or a drought. >> i spoke to contra costa county fire officials. they say another big issue, all the vegetation on the east bay hills, some of it is five feet tell her this year compared to last year because of the wet winter. love the dry brush that firefighters will have -- all of the dry brush that firefighters have to contend with. >> knew details tonight about the refinery release in martinez involving a material called coke dust. the road leaf dexter released lasted for 30 minutes. yesterday contra costa county health officials said the release only lasted one minute. the district received five complaints about homes -- action

and homes on cars. it issued citations to the company for creating a nuisance. coke gust is a byproduct of petroleum manufacturing and in large qualities -- quantities can be toxic. a push to -- including sin matt mayor handpicked southbay reporter dustin dorsey has a look at the proposed $5 million investment. >> california leaders say the state needs to do more for the mental health of residents. governor newsom met for a mental health summit to propose a major transfer shake -- transformation to the state behavior health care system. >> we have created this mess. it happened on our watch. i was born in 1967. i have been alive through this devolution of sorts. our opportunity presents itself. >> the proposal centers around two bills to reform and build.

a 4.6 8 billion dollar bond. if passed the solution will create solutions for people suffering from serious mental illness and substance use disorders. totaling to 10,000 beds statewide. >> we have got to have more housing slots, more placement slots. cottage style settings. campus style settings. scattered site settings. settings that will allow us to decompress the acute of firemen. >> mayor mahan has been advocating for more mental health resources and is encouraged to see the steps taken. > this is about moving away from just outlets and saying here are all the services we provide or offer to outcomes to using evidence-based approaches to getting people the help that they need. with housing can help to continue to make strides in solving san jose's housing crisis. he says california is ready and desperate for the change. >> we see people suffering on

our streets. i don't want to imply everyone who is homeless needs help with a behavioral health disorder but we know that plays a role in many of these cases and getting access to the treatment in a stable managed environment is a barrier to getting off the streets. >> the bills will be heard by the legislature and voted on by californians next year. >> if you or a struggling with mental health issues, we have a list of local resources that can help. visit abc7news.com/take action to find them and a member you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by dialing 988. >> okun police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run. police say a hyundai ran into a van on international boulevard at between 9th avenue and then the car hit a bicycle. the 61-year-old cyclist died at the hospital. the driver got out of the crashed car and ran away before police arrived. police say the hyundai had been

stolen in fremont. san ramon police say they have a solid lead into who broke into several storage units and stole more than $11,000 worth of gear set aside for kids in foster care. lena howland talked with the nonprofit about how the theft is impacting their mission. >> from kids clothing, blankets, backpacks, sneakers and personal hygiene items missing from these meticulously labeled and once organized bins inside a san ramon storage unit. >> it was very hard. it just is taki kids in foster care. >> lisa henderson, president and ceo of a nonprofit meant to ease the transition for kids going into the foster care system or transitioning into a new home says around $11,000 worth of gear for kids set aside for what they call drive bags was taken from their extra space storage unit on june 23. >> sometimes it can take a while

for the county to get them a clothing budget so we are bridging that gap. >> all of their bags are special ordered social workers in alameda and contra costa counties on the short notice which she will turn around in typically 24 hours. >> i want them to be able to go into their new home, your new schools and have the confidence. >> extra space storage said they are supporting authorities on their investigatio adding safety is a top priority at extra space and this was an unusual break-in at a historically safe store. san ramon police chief says anderson's unit was one of eight at the storage facility on deerwood road broken into at the same time. >> what we were able to based on evidence found at the location we were able to identify maybe the person involved had traveled through san ramon at certain times are used are camera network as well as surveillance from a local retailer who were able to identify a solid lead.

>> now henderson's work continues with multiple and orders for thrive bags rolling in daily. >> i don't want this to bring us down. this is not going to stop us from doing what we are doing. >> man who allegedly tried to get any from a family in exchange for returning their lost dog. the sunnyvale department of public safety tweeted this picture of norm reunited happily with his family. norm escaped monday night and the family says a man contacted him demanding money to get him back. the family and police set up a meeting and the man was arrested when he showed up with norm. norm is back home. the suspect was booked on charges including extortion and grand theft >> next at 6:00, san francisco police are closing in on suspects in spree of cell phone robberies.

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june and has expended to target dozens of people in at least four neighborhoods across the city. we have new insight on this investigation. the with a stroller to pick up her daughter from daycare as she was attacked and robbed in broad daylight. it happened at the corner of sanchez and clipper street in san francisco's know he valley neighborhood. the mom who we kept anonymous so she briefly checked her iphone before crossing the street. >> in that moment somebody attacked me from behind, grabbed my phone. i instinctively grabbed it back. don't recommend that. he was wearing a ski mask and a hoodie. he shoved me to the ground forcefully along with my stroller. >> surveillance footage sent to the eye team shows the juvenile suspects print into a stolen silver kia soul and drove away as the mom screamed for help.

>> somebody called the police. >> after filing a police report the mom said she struggled to get any response from investigators. >> i tried so hard to activate the police around my attack. i felt like i was dismissed as a phone robbery but this was a violent targeted attack on women. >> the next day she went to the mission police station determined to get help on her way there she passed another victim of the same crime getting treated by an ambulance. another mom and route to pick up her children from school attacked and robbed of her iphone on the same street just before 3:00 p.m. >> i had gotten a call so i picked it up. it was the one day i did not have my earbuds with me. i just picked up the call. >> police say that is when the alleged assailant struck again. surveillance video from a tesla parked across the street shows this time the suspect punched her in the face. >> i felt violated in many different ways. the first thing i think about is

your kids because who is going to watch after them? you are just broken. >> turns out these two women are not alone. another victim wrote the team quoting two teenagers hit me behind the head with a bat while the other hit me -- other still my -- june 26 and 27th. any of these attacks happening within 20 minutes of one another. all connected to a single group of teenagers. >> we begin piecing it together and realized these are part of a series. he made one of rest so far. we recovered a stolen vehicle but we have a lot of work to do. >> the crime spree did not end there. victims tell the team the next day and other spree targeted women in parts of soma, the tenderloin and know he valley. >> we have suspects. we a cfident we are going to be making arrests. >> police records analyzed by the san francisco standard fund at least 22 reported cell phone

robberies from june 23 to july 4. 15 targeted women. a lease seven of those cases reportedly involved juveniles. in those cases many of the women tracked the assailants after the attacks using the find my iphone feature. >> i saw mind go to market street paired ultimately end up in oakland. >> three of the mom's told the i team they tracked their iphones to a fleamarket at the oakland coliseum swap meet. >> you have 10 or 11 women will have the gps location of attackers that are attacking one woman after the other about 20 minutes apart over a two day spree. there must be an avenue for using that data to capture them before they hit someone with a bat or punch someone in the face. my personal expense is that data is not used at all. >> of the moms emailed the investigator assigned to her case screenshots using the deck showing the weaving of her iphone. >> the police officer wrote back

to me that means it is no longer a problem. need to reach out to the oakland police officers to address this. >> she said she did that kept getting a busy signal. >> this seems like an absolute shame. >> investigators confirmed they have identified several other suspects believed to be behind the string of robberies. the last arrest was in june when a juvenile was caught fleeing a stolen car in potrero hill. if this happened to you contact police by texting tip for 11 with any information. >> >> let's talk about the heat that is going to be coming. we have to get ready. >> extreme heat. well over 100 degrees. spencer christian tracking that for us. >> it is going to be a brief heat wave. a potentially dangerous heat coming our way. here is a look at the system bringing us the heat.

a high-pressure system that has been building over the desert southwestern u.s. where it is very hot and the heat from the desert southwest is moving in our direction but you would not know it right now because it is comfortably pleasant right now and breezy with surface wind speed ranging from best of 28 miles per hour at sfo to over 30 miles per hour in other spots. it is several degrees cooler across the entire region than at this time yesterday evening. enjoy the comfort while we have it. here's a view of the golden gate where we see the marine layer is resting and traffic is moving nicely. 58 degrees and a san francisco. 60 in mountain view. 70 in palo alto. 55 at half moon bay. here's the view from emeryville looking at the marine layer. 81 in novato. 72 at napa. low to mid 80's in concord and livermore. a rooftop camera at abc 7 looking at the bright and breezy

embarcadero. areas of low clouds and fog will form overnight. sunny and noticeably warm weather will be with us tomorrow. we can expect intense he arriving in inland areas friday and doing sunday. overnight a little not relief but we relief before the heat arrives. areas of low clouds and fog near the bay and locally across the bay. overnight lows will be on the mild side but not as mild as when we get the wave. in the mid to upper 50's overnight. tomorrow look for highs of 62 in half moon bay. around the bay shoreline, mid to upper 70's. inland areas warm not hot. mainly low 90's. excessive heat watch will be in effect for most of the bay area from 11:00 a.m. friday tater club p.m. sunday. every region except the bay shoreline and the coast. high temperatures will range from upper 90's to the near 110 under the hud spots. overnight lows, 60's in the

valleys and 70's in the hills. uncomfortably warm overnight weather. the extreme heat can significantly increase the risk of heat-related illness. while we have an excessive heat watch in the bay area, saturday and sunday most of the remainder of the state will have an excessive heat warning. that includes the central valley and virtually all interior southern california. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. we expect high temperatures inland to be around 100 degrees. maybe a little above on friday. on saturday up to 104, 105. possibly higher in some of the farther inland locations. sunday up to 102. in that time highs around the bay shoreline will be in the mid to upper 80's. maybe up to 90 in places like redwood city. one of are typically warmer bay shoreline areas. the heat eases monday and starts to cool down tuesday and wednesday. >> at least it is just a three-day spell. >> last year lasted way longer.

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anchor brewing has stopped operations after 127 years. the company made their announcement overnight. a spokesperson says the brewery was losing millions of dollars a year. assets will be put up for sale at an alternative -- as an alternative to bankruptcy. the roots date back to the california gold rush and was often referred to as america's first craft brewery. >> when it first moved to san francisco it was one of those things where it was made in his half a cisco so you had to try. i came from the east coast. i never heard of it before. it became a favorite. >> anchor brewing was a favorite not just for that woman but for many craft your lovers and history buffs. earlier today on our 3:00 p.m. show getting answers we heard more about the company's legacy. >> talk to any brewer and consistency and quality are key to their day-to-day jobs. i think anchor has done an amazing job and it is incredibly difficult for our industry to see such icons start to maybe

disappear. >> anchor brewing's employees were given a 60 day notice yesterday. the taproom will operate until at least august 1. that will sell remaining inventory including a small volume of 2023 anchor christmas ale that was brewed before the nationwide release was canceled. >> new data out tonight before june -- for june shows inflation is cooling-off. that helped the stock market but is not trickled down to a place where we all see prices high. the grocery store. notice shopping for food is very expensive. prices is -- prices soaring for milk and bread. any the bay area we are feeling the pinch -- the pinch. >> in california we have different food standards which means eggs are higher priced. elk is higher priced peer than other parts of the country. also we have other inputs. gasoline prices. weaving goods through the distribution chain to us as consumers cost a little more

because we have a higher tax structure and it is more costly for the things that get food from dirt to us. >> so will prices stay high he says economist are unsure because food prices are typically volatile and are still questions about whether inflation will continue to cool off for spike again. >> coming up next, a possible tuition increase at cal state schools. where students say the extra funding should come from instead. >> what do you think is stopping you from actually prosecuting every single drug dealer in san francisco? >> after a year on the job, a progress check with san francisco's district

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> since brooke jenkins took office as san francisco district attorney replacing chase abu dean who was recalled by voters not happy about the job he was doing. now we are asking how is it going. >> today luz pena set down

with jenkins to speak about the last 12 months and what she claims is keeping her office from putting more drug dealers in prison. >> it has been 12 months since san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins took office. today we got right into it aired what you think is stopping you from actually stopping every single drug dealer in san francisco? >> the arrest must continue. there are still people on our street selling drugs. we must continue to make sure those individuals face charges. >> her of estate of they filed 819 felony narcotic cases in the last year which resulted in 38 convictions. it is 12 more than her predecessor. does not sound like a lot. what is your plan. >> i think it is a lot. when you break it down what it down what signals is the police have ramped up their efforts with respect to arresting drug dealers. prior to that what we were seeing where drug dealers not being held accountable whatsoever. >> you think you're doing your job but maybe judges are not doing their job?

who is failing san francisco? >> we have found more than 100 motions to detain in drug dealing cases but only had somewhere under 20 of those granted. judges are refusing to make sure these individuals stay in custody and that has to change. >> in 2022 before you took office about 50 people died in san francisco every month from a drug overdose. after you took office that increased to almost 60 people a month the first five months of this year it is looking even worse. almost 70 people are dying on our streets from a drug overdose. are you doing enough? >> is when our work must continue but what i want do is accept all of that falls on me. we have public health that needs to be doing more outreach to make sure we are getting people into treatment. >> we spoke to mothers against drug additions and death. her 23 old son was homeless and using drugs in san francisco. before getting arrested. >> instead of prosecuting him she got them into treatment and at the end of the day i have to

be very thankful. >> jenkins was handpicked by san francisco's maryland -- mayor london breed after former sf dh chesa boudin was recalled. she says she is satisfied with her work so far. >> recently one of the first prosecutions for drug dealing in san francisco in very long time. she did that and fentanyl is different from any other drug we have experienced. we asked >> dinkins if she thinks she has done a better job then chesa boudin. >> i think i've done the job of a true prosecutor. in that regard yes. >> a potential may be coming for cal state students. trustees say it is necessary to close a massive funding gap but as southbay reporter zach fuentes explains many students say they cannot afford to pay anymore. >> a proposed 6% tuition increase over the next five

years has csu students concerned for the 20242020 five school year. that means next to hundred $42. college students i spoke with say every cent of that for them is significant. > it means i cannot really afford food and gas. typically for me i don't get financial aid even though i've been trying to get it for a while because i am a little lower than middle-class. >> the increase has helped to close a 1.5 million dollars funding gap. the chancellor's office said csu has been and will continue to be a careful andrudent steward of the resources and resources trusted to it. increased need to expand holocaust degree offerings, inflation, unfunded mandates and for needs growing over time. the president of the cal state student association and a san jose state student said that increase will hit students across the state heart especially in the bay area. >> the most expensive place to rent in the nation is san jose

on the bay area as a whole. this will have dramatic impacts. >> $342. it is a modest request. it is really a modest request. >> the csu board of trustees discussed the proposal at a tuesday meeting. >> you look at tuition and fees where thousands of dollars of under everybody else. even after a five-year increase we are still going to be under everybody else. >> tressler says downplaying the potential increase on students is out of touch and hopes funding can come from other places. >> and as we have done in collaboration for years to limit estate to look toward the federal government for additional revenue and focus that issue a little harder looking for private or philanthropic dollars on a campus by campus basis. >> board of trustees will vote on the proposal in september. >>

market following news inflation slowed to 3% last month. compare that to a year ago when it was near 9%. the dow ended up 86 points. the nasdaq added 158. the snp went up 32 points. they each reach their highest level since april 2022. elon musk is starting a new company to get into the field of artificial intelligence. he announced have launch of x ai today. he says the company's goal is to focus on truth seeking and to understand the true nature of ai. he has said on several occasions ai should be paused and the set needs regulation. he says his new company will work closely with twitter and tesla which he also owns. >> tonight president biden and g7 leaders are vowing unwavering support for ukraine on the last day of the nato summit in lithuania offering assurances the country be welcomed into the alliance in the future. and when has the latest from

washington >> taking to the world stage in lithuania president joe biden declaring unwavering support for ukraine. >> we will stand for liberty and freedom today, tomorrow and for as long as it takes. >> the president emphasizing to ukrainian president zelenskyy the new commitment from g-7 countries to support ukraine joining nato in the future. > i hope you all got a sense today from my colleagues that how much support you have. it is real. >> the leading nations joint declaration appearing to calm worries from zelenskyy over whether ukraine would be admitted into the alliance. >> the outcome of the nato summit was very much needed and meaningful success for ukraine. i am grateful to all leaders. >> despite no clear timeline ukraine's membership he said he was satisfied with the

assurances from ditto leaders and thank them for the promise of long-term military aid as his war with russia continues. he also took a moment to defend biden's decision to provide controversial cluster munitions to ukrainian troops calling other countries hypocritical for pushing back on ukraine's access to the weapons. >> russia used such weapons from the first days. the only full-scale war of occupation of crimea. >> today the kremlin firing back at the potential use of cluster munitions by ukraine saying this promise russia to take certain countermeasures. in his remarks president biden also focused on climate change and global infrastructure. tomorrow in helsinki biden will welcome finland in the final stop of his european trip. >> coming up n recovery efforts underway after historic storms hit the east

>> a slow-moving lens live has forced residents to evacuate 17 homes in los angeles county. fire officials say several of those homes in rolling hills estates have collapsed into a canyon. a state of emergency was

declared after a break in sewer yesterday forced five more homes to be evacuated. the homeowners association has hired a geologist to assess what caused this to begin saturday. officials say movement has slowed down but they want to prevent any other homes from collapsing. >> i guess we were sort of complacent thinking we are not right on the ocean and that should not be impacted. very surprised. >> they certainly are surprised the red cross crews have been called in to assist evacuees with hotel vouchers and food. >> now to the latest on two different kinds of severe weather situations happening across the country. a storm that the two months of rain in two days is expected to bring more rain tomorrow in parts of the northeast. surgeon rescue efforts continued heavy flooding in vermont. several people remain trapped in some homes because officials say getting to them and getting them out is just too dangerous. extreme heat is scorching other

parts of the country. phoenix is in its 12th straight day of triple digit temperatures. at or above 110 degrees. intense temperatures are also hitting the south from texas to florida. triple digit temperatures are coming to the bay area. spencer is tracking the worm appeared see if the

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>> oakland's own she let you star on the hollywood walk of fame today. she is the first female solo percussionist to receive the honor. beatles drummer ringo starr helped and done she let you. rnb singer she said seeing sheila in print on tour inspired her career. > the most outstanding -- tim has a preview of tonight's award ceremony including what is different this year. >> tonight the biggest and best sports figures take center stage at the 2023 espy's ally from the dolby theater in hollywood. different from this year the show will go on without a host while still honoring the most outstanding athletes for their

performances. yankees all-star aaron judge and argentine soccer legend leo messi are two newcomers to the best at the elite category. they joined kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and denver nuggets center and this year's three-time nominee nicole jokic. record-setting alpine ski racer michaela shifrin is nominated for two awards including best athlete women sports after her historic year of dominating the world cup circuit. >> 2023 has been quite a whirlwind. a lot of really amazing moments. could he incredible to look back on this past season and everything that went well. >> lebron james a first time nominee for best record-breaking performance after eclipsing kareem abdul-jabbar in the all-time scoring record. the buffalo bills training staff will receive the pat tillman award for service for performing lifesaving care to demurrer helmet.

-- to damar hamlin. the u.s. women's soccer team honored with the arthur ashe award for courage in their fight for pay equity. >> we are starting the jimmy v foundation for cancer research. the late jimmy valvano delivered this speech at the espy's. chicago white sox pitcher and cancer survivor liam hendriks all receive the award for perseverance. grim award-winning seari singerr will perform one of her songs. the organization has raised nearly $200 million in cancer research. you can only catch the espy's live right here on abc. at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> let's get another check on the hot forecast. spencer christian is tracking a triple digit heat. >> so hot that we are going to

have an excessive heat watch in effect from 11:00 a.m. friday to 8:00 p.m. sunday for virtually all of the bay area except the shoreline and the coast. high temperatures will range from upper 90's to nearly 110 degrees. show you some of the heinz projected -- the highs predicted for friday. highs and inland areas around 100 or above. concord, fairfield and places for north all between 108 and 110 degrees. on sunday, still hot with triple digit temperature readings in locations in our inland areas but we start to see the heat he's a little bit on monday. up or 90's inland. much coole wednesday. back to what you might call normal but certainly what you would call comfortable. the heat -- it is going to be dangerous so try to limit your exposure to the extreme heat and direct sunlight. stay hydrated. seek shade or air conditioning

whenever possible. >> we have some baseball to talk about. >> a lot of news coming out about the oakland a's. spencer. casey is here with all the details. >> no baseball games but a a lot of baseball news and merit how from oakland made her pitch to the bigwigs at major league baseball. details of the secret meeting

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>> now sports from abc7news. >> oakland mayor sheng thao took a big swing on sunday traveling to majorly sports all-star festivities for a secret meeting of commissioner rob manfred. the hour-long meeting at the four seasons was attended by oakland staff, am a commissioner and deputy commissioner. the mayor's office shared these photos. you can see the oakland contingent wrote their receipts in a major way. 31 bonded documents detailing their offer in oakland. one for the commissioner and one for each team owner. by all accounts the meeting went well. >> it was important for me to before somebody took a consequential vote that the commissioner and every owner have all the facts. and we did go to seattle i brought 31 copies of all of our plans and everything so there was no miscommunication. no misconception of what was proposed and not proposed.

>> what happens next? i know we have to worry about relocation committees but what are your next steps in this process? > if you know my track record i hold those cards close to my heart. but i am going to continue to fight. i want to talk to the oakland a's fans for a minute if you don't mind that i am so proud of all of the oakland a's fans. i am proud of oaklanders. and beyond and to keep it going. we are fighting this fight together. i heard all of the chants during the games and what have you and just know that your mayor is working for you and so we are going to continue to fight until there are shovels actually in the ground. >> that is right. no a's shovels in the ground in los angeles where temperatures are expected to reach 118 degrees this week. that is where the warriors are. fortunately they play indoors and coach kerr and coach chatting can bank is open for

the 3po the game tied at five. santos with the drive. euro step should santos with 17 points and 10 rebounds. gets in the lane. floater is good. moments later, driving. going to sink the lay-up and he draws the file. he had a game-high 29 points. the w's love this skies potential. trayce jackson-davis liking what he sees. cakes at the kendrick davis. the three is good and we are going to overtime. in overtime next docket winds pick rain is blocked by braxton heat should jaded party with the miss but the game-winning follow-up dunk. the warriors lose 98, 86 in o.t.. that is a pretty large celebration for the summer league game. he cracked me up when i saw that but the guys have fun. back to the oakland situation,

we talked about what they spent time discussing in the meeting. it was an hour long meeting. that is a long time for the am a big commissioner to spend with you during all-star week so you know he is taking it seriously. the real issue is can they get a's owner john fisher back to the table? everything that has happened, phrase fans that have been critical of the city they will be pleased to see the mayor has done all she has done to try to keep the team in >> >> oakland. i cannot begin to tell you, people have sent me messages asking when are they going to talk. for them to travel to seattle during all-star week that was a big swing. they made their pitch. >> what is the latest in las vegas? except for the heat. >> i don't know. >> you don't want a baseball team there. >> you don't want to walk to a baseball stadium in las vegas.

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