instead of a racetrack, restaurants. those are some of the possibilities for a piece of prime bay area bayfront real estate. >> a lot of new possibilities. golden gate fields is shutting down for good later this year. all eyes are on albany which could have a say in rezoning this property. >> leslie brinkley investigated what may lie ahead for the racetrack's land and whether it could tilde a better bay area. >> the track was dark today but visions of what could replace the racetrack were swirling in people's heads from those who will miss the horse races to those who are celebrating the shutdown. track owners announced over the weekend they will be closing. >> they are going to be coming up with a plan of what to do if they want to sell. albany has some say in it. if the use of golden gate fields

is going to change, then the zoning will have to change. dark co. the 140 acre of land with a golden gate view is owned for water recreation. >> the biggest thing that is going to happen opening love a part in is the zoning change. it will be a big community discussion. >> here is jackie speier. >> i think it is a gift from the gods because it gives the whole region the opportunity to plan for development. >> the question is could follow in the tracks of bay meadows that closed in 2008 and transitioned into a new housing and retail community in san mateo? >> it was within three years you sell a whole new community. you can create recreational area within that golden gate fields area. there is so much you can do. it is really a blank canvas that can be made into something

spectacular. >> animal rights activists pitched in. >> i would like to see this place turned into permanent supportive housing for people. it could be turned into a park. maybe it could be turned into an animal sanctuary. >> berkeley's mayor released a statement saying priority must be on ensuring workers are made whole and supported in the horses are given proper care and relocation during the closure. any terms of products -- of tax revenue property taxes will continue to be paid to this the of albany and the school district was the track closes. the only thing that is certain is change is coming and a new chapter will be unfolding for the prime bayfront real estate. >> o are cooling off quickly. >> which is nice to see spencer christian is here tracking the changes. this is not going to last long. >> we have been waiting several days for this to happen and here it is.

here is a look at our current temperature readings. just yesterday at this hour we had temperatures at or above 100 degrees in many inland locations. the highest readings are 90 degrees at fair for -- at fairfield or livermore. around the temperatures in the 60's and 70's. as we go into the evening we will not see the warmth recede quickly but after midnight temperatures will drop more sharply. we will have her anymore -- early-morning lows already the mid to upper 50's this morning we had low temperatures and if the upper 50's to mid 60's. tomorrow is going to be even cooler with high temperatures barely reaching upper 80's. same picture on wednesday but on thursday and other warm up begins. i will show you how hot it is going to get. >> a fire in yosemite national park is impacting air that he appeared a link strike is believed to have started the fire nearly a month ago according to investigators.

the flames have burned more than 800 acres and the fire is more than 0% contained. section of the trails remain closed. >> a 78-year-old contractor from fremont had all of his tools stolen and now his business is suffering. still works because he needs the income to support his family. ryan curry spoke with this man and the people who are now helping him out. >> this day of work for denny is met with incredible hardship. the back window of his truck is completely shattered and all of his tools are gone. someone broke into his truck while parked at his fremont home. the few he is using are ones that are borrowed from neighbors and family. >> i came out because i was going to work on saturday. the back glass of the camper was broken. >> for 50 years ray has been a contractor working on homes in the bay area. at 78 years old he cannot retire. he needs the money to support his wife. his wife suffered strokes in the past year. >> it has been very difficult last year with her situation

trying to make things work so that she could try to live somewhat of a normal life. >> with no tools he cannot work. if you cannot work, he does not make any money to support his family. >> they protect my livelihood. not just belong to me but they took everything i have to make a living. >> remote police responded to the break-in saturday morning. the officer quickly learned the impact of what the robbers had done. >> it is so devastating to watch a gentleman who is a hard worker, works in the trades, is a general contractor, had his entire truck cleaned out of all his tools >> the officers says power tools are hard to track and easy to sell on the black market. he says it is the third time someone broke into the truck to steal his tools. he says the tools are worth over $7,000. you cannot replace them because some are not available or too expensive.

the fremont police officers association opened up a donation website where anyone can chip in to help. they decided to help out because otherwise ray would not have other -- would not have anywhere else to go. >> he was so demoralized and concerned what was going to happen next. how was jannik take care of himself and he did not have any idea of how to make this right. >> ray says he will get by for now using borrowed tools but the generosity from the committee is something he says he will be forever grateful for. >> it is a tremendous relief to me to know i am going to be able to get my tools back so i can continue to work and provide for my family. >> can you believe that? if you're interested in helping, the fremont police association has ways to donate and make a difference. have linked them on our website. good abc7news.com. >> the santa clara sheriff's office has announced one of their own was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it happened on 87 in san jose

early saturday morning. a 26 euros was driving the wrong way on the freeway. he is accused of slamming head on to the deputy arturo romero. he was a married father of four and was set to retire in december after 24 years with the department. the loss comes at the sheriff's office mourns the loss of officer reynolds. he suffered cardiac arrest as he was leaving for work the 27 year veteran of the sheriff's office leaves behind a wife and six children. the peace officers are leaving money for both families. a boy caught in the gun battle. a town was in an unrelated vehicle when he was severely wounded. >> community leaders want to reduce pollution in the east bay by reducing traffic congestion on the richmond-san rafael bridge. you are looking live at the bridge.

the bay area council and other leaders are calling for a third lane to be added to the two lane span. the plan would open up the bike lane on the upper deck to drivers during the morning commute and it would put a movable zipper lane on the lower deck which cyclists or drivers could use. advocates say the traffic backup has caused pollution in nearby neighborhoods to get worse. >> the streets and roads in the local richmond committee are complete backed up due to the traffic. a lot of people are not even trying to get onto the bridge. >> the bridge carries around 18,000 commuters each day. some advance notice for a big freeway project that starts this weekend and will last all weekend. it is going to shut down alleas. the affected section goes from highway four in hercules to coming skyway. the green highlights are the ur options. highlight -- highway four, coming skyway and 780.

80 is going to be closed from friday night into monday this is the first of three plant shutdowns. we will remind you as it gets closer. we are telling you now so you have a chance to plan ahead. >> coming up next, meet the local men saving a niche market. he makes prosthetics for birds. his work is in demand across the country. >> i'm cornell barnard i napa valley where vineyards and grapes are confused over a cool spring and a heat wave. what that could mean for the

>> an eagle with just one leg. it was thriving in pennsylvania and a bay area men was working against the clock to help the bird by creating a prosthetic leg. >> luck and time ran out. the eagle was put down before the new leg could get to her. >> which is a shame. dion lim is here with a story you will ceiling on seven. >> the story is so fascinating because i mentioned getting your life to helping animals with disabilities. a daly city man makes prosthetic legs for birds and more but he never had a chance to help for a reason that is baffling. >> once they where it they can flex and bounce. >> the daly city workshop makes a specialized product for animals. >> some people call me the chicken feed maker. >> after tinkering with the -- with 3d printing during the pandemic it was his love of animals in winning to help others that inspired him to turn his hobby into a prosthetics business to help more than just chickens.

>> ducks and i help a lot of dogs. i did turkey. i did peacock. >> he has crafted hundreds of 3d printed legs for animals in need across the country. most recently it was a request from 2800 miles away and a stroudsburg, pennsylvania that held special significance. a golden eagle had been found in field in need of care and brought to the pocono wildlife rehab and education center. >> she would not have survived that much longer in the wild without being fed. >> it is believed one of her fico got caught in a trap and was severed below the ankle. after being seen by three doctors herby have birds the nonprofit center say she was completely healed and thriving. >> she was just incredibly soft and accepted. >> she is estimated to be three to five years old. she was on track to become an educational animal. he was hired to make a prosthetic as a finishing touch. >> she was able to walk without

so much as a limp. >> all seemed on track when the nonprofit received a letter from the wildlife which to be a potato because of her leg. >> the order was received around 1:00 in the order stated to euthanize immediately. that could have resulted if we refused to cooperate with a federal order. >> she was put down. much to the devastation of the rehab center and him. >> i almost wanted to cry. it is not right. >> u.s. fish and wildlife sent me a statement answering how the service determines if a bird should be euthanized or not. while states in part euthanize vision must happen if a bird cannot feed itself or move without inflicting additional injury. if it is blind or has injuries requiring amputation. her we have her say she was completely able to perch expected to live a healthy and full 40 years. >> she not only survived the

self-inflicted amputation due to the trap but she overcame the infection that may have went with it. she had incredible will to live. and then for somebody to come in and say you survived all of this now you have to be put to death anyway because you have a missing foot. >> while the service tells me they work closely with permitees and evaluate on a case-by-case basis the wildlife resource center felt they had no choice. they hope the incident serves as a lesson. >> a lot of animals are getting put to sleep because of their disability or whatever it is and we can change that. >> the wildlife rehab center treats 3000 birds a year. he actually works the overnight shift at a retail job this is his passion to make prosthetics full-time. he has no medical background. he just cares for animals.

he taught himself and gave me a sample. this is a prosthetic for a dog and all you do is put it on. there is padding. >> and hold in place? >> exactly. >> you see a lot of dogs hopping around with three legs. because small gestures make a big difference in the lives of these animals. >> there are concerns in one country when it comes to grape growing. vineyard owner sekulow let's bring we had has turned back the clock on vine ripening. that means the 2023 harvest could be weeks later than in past years putting the clock at -- the crop at risk. >> i think we are doing more leafing right now and a little bit. mostly pulling leaves peered >> vineyard crews are busy creating more space for grapes to grow under the hot sun of the napa valley. it has been a challenging season for the precious fruit so far.

>> it is certainly one for the record books. >> the napa valley grape growers board members says it began with a drop boasting winter and spring, record rainfall and below average temperatures into the start of summer. >> this is my 43rd harvest. i have a few years to look back. and for sure this has been the coolest start in the napa valley for probably the last 21 years. >> this -- the cool spell means grapes of all varieties have been left confused and super slow to develop. >> these are cabernet vines and vendors say normally you start to see ripening of the grapes but as you can see no ripening here. they are emerald green. >> the weather so far is pushing the entire harvest at least three weeks or so. erica he says some grape harvest may not happen until october or november which could put the crop at the mercy of fall rains, even wildfires. if we do get in early rain,

early el niño season, along with a late crop, that is not ideal. >> fire is always top of mine. >> caleb is the vineyard manager for matthias and wines. >> these vines have not been irrigated once this year which is incredible. we can grow this beautiful canopy without a grope -- a drop of water partly because we had such a fortuitous winter and spring season. >> the napa valley grape growers told abc7news the tempered weather has resulted in steady growth, loose clusters and cousin try to berries. and your teams are working to manage canopies for airflow and sun exposure. we are expecting the sparkling harvest kicking off end of august. >> we are seeing a cooler vintage which is not the end of the world. darker experts a hot weather is helping the grapes ripen. the grapes are growing loosely clustered which could reduce mildew if they get wet before harvest time. could it could be a great harvest. so not a big plentiful bumper

crop it in terms we could have some great quality. it is just we are farmers and so much can happen between now and then. >> quality over quantity. we did have a really cool spring. >> and then we heated up for a few days. two triple digits. spencer christian is here. >> triple digits are behind us for a while. let's enjoy the cool down happening right now. surfer wind speeds are rather brisk. wind speeds of between i miles per hour in san francisco. gusts up to 22 in napa. cooling breezes because they are flowing on shore. many inland areas that were hot at this hour yesterday are three to five or six degrees cooler. fairfield, concorde and livermore. here rooftop camera. looking across the embarcadero

under blue skies. currently 66 in san francisco. 75 at mountain view. 81 in san jose. 61 at half moon bay. blue sky over the golden gate. 87 up north at santa rosa. novato, 91. 90 at fairfield and livermore. 93 at conquer pit the view mount tam looking onto the bay and parts of san francisco. it is a little hazy but we don't have a marine layer developing. these are forecast headlines. clouds will be current -- will return to the coast and be overnight. much cooler days the next two days and another warming trend will begin near the end of this week. overnight forecast animation shows the development of clouds and fog after midnight pushing locally across the bay and far inland in some spots. it will all burn bent to the coast by mid to late morning giving us a mainly sunny day. overnight lows mid to upper 50's

in highs tomorrow starting in the south bay under mode conditions. 79 in san jose up to 87 at morgan hill. mainly in the mid-70's on the peninsula. on the coast, 59. half moon bay, 61. north bay hives, 80. 82 at napa. only 75 at napa. near the east bay, 63 in oakland. 76 in castro valley. the inland east bay will live up to its reputation tomorrow with highs mainly in the low to mid 80's. as you get farther inland, upper 80's in places like pittsburg and perhaps 90 in antioch and brentwood. two beautiful days coming our way tomorrow and wednesday with no temperature extremes at all. on thursday it starts to warm up sharply with upper 90's in the warmest inland spots peered close to 80 around the bay.

on friday, which we expect to be our hottest day, we expect to see highs up to 101. inland areas around 80 and the bay. a pretty warm period from friday, saturday and sunday. >> coming up next, a big

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chantel's salary to charged $78,000 a year. the naacp opposes the increasing oaklands mayor has limited control over city leadership, positions and budgeting. supporters say the city charter requires the mayor's salary to be a with other cities across the state. if approved tomorrow the race faces a final vote in september. staying in oakland, tenants expect a wave of evictions now oaklands covid eviction moratorium policy has expired. landlord say the expiration will restore their rights. the city says the tenant protection will be replaced with new laws including one that ends evictions for those who missed payments during the pandemic. tenants cannot be evicted if they owe less than one month of fair market rent. >> another pandemic era protection is shifting. what happens if you are among the millions of california using medi-cal coverage.

>> your allegations in the racist texting scandal involving antioch police officers. the disparaging details revealed in a new report.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a more racist texts sent and police officers involved in the texting scandal and this time the racist techs are not just directed at suspects. >> they are aimed at the police chief himself. anser hassan has been following the story and spoke to the chief today. >> a new report documenting racist texts sent by antioch police officers shows the text were not just directed at suspects but this time toward their own police chief. officer jonathan adams writes have you met the new guerrilla moji chief yet? >> from me i don't take that kind of stuff personal. i know who imp or who i stand for. that is enough for me. duck with the comments made toward the chief were uncovered during -- uncovered in a 128 page report.

the text contained racist language, homophobic slurs and racist tropes used against muslims and jews. texts like this one show while on patrol.ial profiling an officer writes i am good at racially profiling. officer jonathan adams writes and retrained expert. learn from the best in the business. darker the same group of people. still spewing the same hate speech and rhetoric. >> i read enough up until the chief was described as a gorilla and that was enough for me in terms of what i needed to see. >> the antioch mayor says he spoke to chief ford over the weekend. he has continuously called for the officers involved which is up to 40% of the police department to be fired. he says the fbi's investigation is all the evidence that is needed. >> i said to the chief yesterday all these officers need to be fired immediately. don't even racist in our police department. we need to move on from this.

this is costing the city a lot of money. it is costing taxpayers a lot of money. >> we want the officers fired and we also want them decertified so they cannot just jump to another department. >> frank sterling is a committed activist. he sued the police department for excessive use of force and won. he says more can be done as the investigation continues. >> we also want the officers association disbanded and the president of the police officers association rick kaufman is a main factor in the text messages. >> last week antioch city staff and the police department met with the california department of justice who are also investigating the antioch police department. the chiefs as a blueprint is being put in place on how to revamp and rebuild the organization. >> i am very bothered by what i am seeing and hearing obviously but i am also encouraged because i know the organization as we speak is on the road to

recovery. this is not the same organization it was 18 months ago before i got here. claiming a victory after a federal judge upheld its law requiring gun owners to have liability insurance. the judge ruled the insurance requirement does not restrict fire engine or use. san jose leaders past the first in the nation mandate last year and went into effect in january. the bay area law firm took on the city's case pro bono. >> we felt very confident the ordinance was constitutional. the city did a lot of work on the front end to really craft something that it believed would be upheld because we are not -- the city is not taking guns away from people. >> opponents including the national association for gun rights vowed to appeal the ruling. >> a new bill could make it easier for california cities to open night markets and farmers markets. san francisco smb member matt

haney announced legislation that will simplify the permit process to make easier to open and operate the sites. he says marketplaces like these are quick and attractive ways to revitalize neighborhoods. >> many of our commercial corridors and small businesses have not seen the level of business they had before the pandemic. we have to bring people outside. we have to bring people together and we have to reduce every possible barrier and hurdle so we can get that done. two he points to night markets particular with food, music and culture as a great way to revitalize the neighborhoods because they bring people in after normal business hours. >> people who no longer eligible for medi-cal or going to lose health coverage per the state is going through its rosters and disenrolling those who don't qualify. a reporter from our sister station in los angeles explains what your options are. >> this is something 4.6 million people in l.a. county have not done in three years. we their medi-cal coverage.

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>> not far from the california oregon border a small group is paying tribute to america's heroes. >> the living memorial garden offers a peaceful place to

remember and reflect. >> this is a sick you can background of the mountain reflect. it is quite powerful. >> this is called the living memorial sculpture garden. we are paying tribute not only to those in the military who have served their country but also a tribute to those who have suffered otherwise. everyone is affected by war. the name of rick who in 1987 as a vietnam veteran, he thought why not find a place to grow trees, to represent those lives lost. around 90,000 trees were planted by children, by families and other groups of people in the area.

he took that vision and collaborated with his friend named dennis smith who is the sculptor and over time they came up with the living memorial sculpture garden should the original board discussed with dennis the different concepts of war they would like to have represented. why war? but as with the whole garden is about. over time 11 sculptures were realized. dedicated to veterans and everyone who is affected by war. a woman holding a the and she represents all people who have lost a loved one in war. and those cruelly like the pows, and then there are those who were missing in action. those who have never been found. people are so moved they leave little flags. they have left bracelets.

>> there is an old saying in war. kyl one. you don't have to worry about it. wound one, takes three or four to carry them out and under fire it was our medics and women, our nurses that did this. duck of the flute player dedicated to the concept of peace. >> when the wind is right you can hear the flute. >> the flute player provides some hope that mankind can figure out how to settle its disputes peacefully. after we lost one of our important board members, the garden was near and dear to his heart. the board decided at that point in addition to the sculptures we would have a place for people term are the names of loved ones who served in the military. a wall where we have names

engraved a veterans dead or alive. all these names, they are all real people. these ar a lot right in front of me. i know there are over 2700 names on this wall. they'll have mothers and fathers and may a spouse or children. >> it is emotional for many of us. anybody as an american or otherwise who has not been in some way touched by war. this is a respire. it -- a respite. it gives them honoring a family and a place in their heart they can carry with them whether they come back or not. there will always be that place in our heart for the memory of our fallen.

so serene and powerful and meaningful. code let's get one less check on our weather. >> spencer christian tracking a little bit of a cooldown and more heat. >> we are going to embrace the cooldown. there is a look at our weather. clouds return to the bay and coast. mainly sunny and cooler days the next two days. it is not the briefest cooldown we have had. another warming trend will begin near the end of the week. overnight forecast animation will begin like this. after midnight the clouds expand. they push across the bay. it will pull back to the coastline by midmorning. low temperatures overnight will be mainly in the mid to upper 50's. a lot cooler than the overnights the past weekend. eyes tomorrow near 60's at the coast. upper 80's i the one missed inland spots. we are going to have two

pleasant days tomorrow and wednesday. starts to warm up thursday. by friday we will be looking at highs around 100. a gradual cooldown again after that going into early next week. >> chris alvarez is here with sports. a lot of fun in tahoe. >> you were there too. >> i was. duck-hook coming up in sports come after a decade of playing in the tahoe celebrity golf tournament, stephen curry is the champ. special celebration with his son kanaan and h is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected.

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>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> goodstein -- we have seen stephen curry locked in the basketball court but yesterday he had a clutch shot of a different variety. a walk-off eagle pot to clinch and win the american century championship. after a decade of planning at the celebrity tournament, burying this eagle pot to hold off mardy fish in dramatic fashion. the abc affiliate in reno capturing the amazing celebration. medially after the warrior studios were rolling for this priceless moment between staff and his son kanaan. >> you stayed out here for the whole round. >> did you win? >> we did. the hole in one is crazy because

how often do you see that in tournament setting? there is nothing like that moment where you woke up on the green and you see the stage is set and you know if i make this i win a golf tournament. whether it is a casual round, trying to win a couple bets, a member tournament for something like this. i got to be a professional golfer for a day and i will go back to my day job. >> a marvelous week in tahoe and i got a chance to talk to vallejo native former major league. as well as legendary waiters - raiders receiver. they feel bad for the oakland fans >> it is like the city has given up on sports. as far as i know sports made that city. when you look at the blue-collar workers, the guys who were so loyal almost to a fault to their teams and to see these teams going away like this, it is

really hard. >> it has been a tough road in oakland. in the 55 years it has been a tough road. hopefully they can go somewhere with a get a good bend -- good fan base. it is tough at the coliseum. you have to get a facility these big leaders can play in. >> the giants considering their season-long living game road trip. a four game set in cincinnati and on a five the giants fans are everywhere. nothing little about this. austin slater. 442 feet to right center in the area. even he is impressed. we are tied at one. often hit the fan wins a truck sign. floor is trying to find some giants friends. two-one, san francisco. logan webb making his first post all-star break start. jonathan india ties it up in the seventh and webb none too happy. then the rain came and we circled the tarp kid right there.

oh no. down he goes. i'm getting so claustrophobic. 2-2 in the eighth. fl training camps open next week. the niners already making moves officially became the the full owners of the english soccer team leeds united. the official ownership group is 49ers enterprises which is their non-nfl business arm. training week in santa clara. joe brooks ever great carly made a good point about stephen curry. he was so good in high school. he should not be surprised. i does not mean he is not going to bury the shots but he has been training for a long time. >> he has a high level athlete. you focus and those critical moments. darkly compared some of his basketball practice and all the things he has done to zoning in. he has minutes when the tournament for a long time and he did. dark eye that he was about as happy to win that has some of

the nba. this means a lot to him. >> today on abc 78:00 it his claim to fame followed by the bachelorette at 9:00 and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and we see you again at 11:00.

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at the disney100 celebration, ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheers and applause] ♪♪ here are today's contestants-- a librarian from catonsville, maryland... a retired elementary teacher originally from fanwood, new jersey...

and our returning champion-- a contract compliance analyst from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" we ended the week with a game of daniel domination. our new champion responded correctly to an impressive 30 clues on friday, including all three daily doubles. after the game, he'd collected his $25,000 prize. i asked him, "daniel, how'd you get so good at our show?" his response--"i've been watching with my parents and my grandparents my entire life." so, there you have it. we'll see who proves to be the biggest "jeopardy!" fan in the house after today's matchup as we welcome jerry and leann to the alex trebek stage. good luck. here are your jeopardy! round categories.