attorney has filed a criminal charge against one of her most vocal critics, a prosecutor himself. >> things for joining us. the da is accusing him of interfering in police case. >> dan noyes has been looking into these issues for weeks. >> she sent an emailed her staff and outs and onto the charges last evening at 5:00 but the man charged to not have official notice until i got the criminal complaint from sources this afternoon and texted it to him. which ford received alameda county prosecutor of the year award a few years ago and led the felony trial team but after two weeks any office to should attorney, price placed him on admitted trade of leave and he went public. >> pampers has lost the mission of the das office just to speak on behalf of victims and for the people who don't have a voice. >> ford criticized>> price on

her charging decisions. now price has filed a misdemeanor charge against ford defending after public prosecution as the prosecutor. the case stems from the police shooting at the san leandro walmart. >> he is trying to leave the store. >> workers accuse steven tyler of trying to shoplift and he refused to put down a baseball bat when police arrived. officer fletcher tased taylor twice and shot and killed him. after that district attorney o'malley filed a manslaughter charge. judge clave allowed the case to move forward but added i don't under any circumstdo i see 12 people sink evidence here is going to use a vision to support a guilty verdict. >> the only right thing to do is make sure the cops get a fair break. >> which ford was assigned to -- was in charge of assigning a prosecutor to the case.

he describes his conversations in january with a 22 year veran of the san francisco public defender's office. emily price brought in him as her assistant district attorney. ford broke he told me i don't give a -- what judge clay said. they better google me. ford wrote in another meeting i explained officer fletcher had the same right of self-defense and he charged the fund that would have. he answered if it were up to me i would charge him with murder. >> everyone is entitled to their opinion that if their opinion is so strong, if their opinion is so strongly held that he cannot give consideration to anything other than murder, he is not fit to prosecute the case under the law. >> that declaration is why pamela price filed the misdemeanor charge against which ford. he texted me this afternoon like every the all she has done since january this will backfire too. i've done nothing wrong and her

clear abuse of authority does not change that. ford now works for the san francisco das office. i'm posting his full message at abc7news.com. pamela price did not respond to my request for an interview but her office released a statement saying in part which ford broke the public trust and betrayed our office and the people of alameda county. fortunately no one is above the law. >> still did not sit down with an interview. >> no. i will keep asking but come on. >> if you would like to get in touch with dan and the i-team call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com/i-team. >> one person was injured in free way shooting in oakland. traffic was stopped for 20 minutes of the chp and oakland police looked for evidence. officers did find show casings at the same. neither oakland police or the chp has given details on the condition. a man was shot to death in san

francisco's tenderloin. it happened midday on golden gate avenue and leavenworth street. police have not identified the victim. the suspect has not yet been detained. in person is recovering following a shooting earlier today in union city. sky 7 was over the senior 12th and g streets. police say they have multiple people in custody. it is not clear if the shooter is one of them under arrest. the shooting happened just after 11:00 a.m. investigators do not know why it happened. i don't have a motive. >> oakland city council is meeting right now and expected to take a first vote on a parrot -- on a pay raise for mayor sheng thao. she is asking for the lowest amount possible bring her annual salary to around 216 thousand. her request comes following report she would get bumped up to 200 $78,000 with a $75,000 raise. the mayor released a statement saying she would only take the

lowest amount because of the budget crunch. >> working to build a better bay area by creating a safer bay area. the issue is shoplifting which is increased by 20% in san francisco from pre-pandemic stats in 2019 to 2020 two. according to the state department of justice, to deter thieves a walgreens is locking its freezers. luz pena went to see it firsthand. >> it did not take long. with in the first hour of being at walgreens on geary boulevard on 17th avenue in san francisco we witnessed multiple shoplifters. one of them even took the time to explain why he simply did not pay. >> it is san francisco, bro. employee told me they are hit anywhere between 15 to 20 times a day. other frustration a week and a half ago they decided to chain up their freezer section. this is one of the hardest hit areas in their store. now when you want something you have to press this button.

the message goes off on the overhead speaker. an employee comes to unlock the freezer. according to the employee we spoke to company policy says they cannot challenge shoplifters but this customer has. >> sometimes i've stopped people myself and it frustrates me so much to see the neighborhood fall apart and to have to ask somebody to unlock things. >> almost every aisle has products locked behind plastic cases. we asked what the brown marks where. turns out shoplifters have tried to burn the cases this vendor's all four shoplifters in a couple of hours he was working at the store today. >> they just help themselves. the problem is they are not punished. >> sfpd sergeant was on foot patrol outside the store. >> it is getting worse because more people are coming into the west side of the city on the 30 a bus line. they are basically stealing from the store. >> he did not when his face on camera but said he detained eight people shoplifting yesterday.

>> people were entering the store and taking products so outside if they cross the threshold they can be put under arrest. a people i took on yesterday seven of them returned the items. basically all eight returned items. with one there was a problem. >> as you arrest anybody? >> no because the store did not wish to put a citizens arrest. all they want to do was get their product back. >> walgreens is not the only store that has been victimized by crime. across from it is this shop. they were burglarized a go. the owner said he lost over 100,000 dollars in merchandise and cash. >> we cannot afford it. it is a small business. we cannot afford $100,000. nobody do anything about it. it is hard for us. >> two days before that, this coffee shop across the street was also hit. >> the city, the mayor, anybody. they don't do anything. nobody pays attention. nobody do anything.

we have no choice. >> i also retail federation and confirmed san francisco and oakland ranked number two in the list of top areas impacted by organized retail crime nationwide. >> earlier tod getting answers we asked san francisco mayor breed about the security changes being made by stores to stop shoplifters. >> before i was even elected official the safeway in my neighborhood on webster street had these problems and then some. it is not a new issue. places like safeway and walgreens in particular, things have definitely got increasingly worse with more people stealing from these particular establishments. i support the need to do what they need to do to ensure their stores are safe and the customer experience is a lot better than it has been. >> you can watch live interviews like this one everyday.

getting answers airs at 3:00 p.m. monday through friday on abc 7 on tv and wherever you stream. >> get ready for more warm weather later this week. >> until then temperatures are going to be a bit cooler. sandhya patel is here with details. >> i think there are more happy campers with the change in our pattern. let's take a look at the temperature change. it is 11 degrees cooler in santa rosa compared to this time yesterday. a degree drop in san jose. oakland, seven. six degrees cooler in the city. the onshore winds playing a role. as we go hour-by-hour, 7:00 this evening, 50's with fog near the coast. by 9:00 p.m. you are starting to notice temperatures dropping off. tomorrow morning we start off with fog and drizzle. later in the afternoon it is not going to be that hot. at noon time we are going to be in the 70's. in the early part of the afternoon we are talking about

80's and 90's. i will be back to let you know exactly when it will get hotter and how long that is going to last. >> a sad day for one of the peninsula's most popular bakeries. today the bakery posted on instagram the founder had passed away. rudy opened the bakery in pacifica nearly 50 years ago. three generations have worked there over the years are the bakery plans to remain open. >> good news for a fremont contractor who had all of his tools to stolen. thanks to the generosity of viewers he is going to be able to keep working. >> what did a drone see in men's backyard that resulted in him losing h homeowners ins

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>> early arrivals are showing up for california's michelin guide ceremony. the first time oakland is hosting the event where the best restaurants will be recognized. lena howland joins us live from the science center where the ceremony is taking place. > we are live here at the space and science center where the top chefs in the state of california are already starting to arrive behind me. many have their eyes set on taking home a prized michelin star further restaurants. three are the most stars a restaurant can earn. this is the most prestigious recognition a restaurant can earn and this is something many chefs work a lifetime to achieve. around 400 guests are expected

to be here for tonight ceremony. the head of tonight ceremony visioaand released this video of the michelin man visiting different oakland landmarks. the ceremony and the local restaurants that will be honored are great for tourism and oakland has increasingly become a dining destination. this is the fst time oakland has had the honor of hosting a michelin guide ceremony. last year ceremony was in los angeles. you might be won how chef can earn their michelin star. the team tells me anonymous inspectors find these restaurants, make a reservation and try the food just like anyone else would. then they consider five assessment criteria which have been unchanged for more than a century. those criteria include using quality products, mastery of flavor and cooking techniques, personality of the shift in the coast -- the cuisine, value for money and consistency of food. the editor of eater sf joined us on our streaming newscast abc7news at 5:32 explain how a

star can make or break a restaurant. >> post the last three receiving a star can mean the difference between making it another year and not. it brings in a lot of new diners certainly and it is also a big recognition of all the work that goes into operating a restaurant at such a high level at the level of restaurants typically are. >> we are told the chefs whose restaurants earn stars will also receive a special jacket this evening during the ceremony. the chefs are already starting to arrive on scene. the ceremony will kickoff at 7:30. >> thank you so much, lena. >> kindness from abc7news viewers like you means building a better bay area and several people have stepped up to help a 78-year-old contractor who had all of his tools stolen. we shared his story with you yesterday.

tonight leslie brinkley introduces you to one of the good samaritans who came in to help. >> joni walker gwen has a garage filled with her late husband's tools. they were together for 30 years before he passed away last year. she was watching abc7news late last night from her home in brisbane and she sold the story about 78-year-old daniel in in fremont. someone broke into his truck parked in front of his home over the weekend and stole $7,000 worth of his tools. tools he used to make a living to continue to support his wife. the fremont police association was so moved by his loss they set up a donation website. >> it was so devastating to watch a gentleman who is a hard worker, works in the trades, a general contractor, who had his entire truck cleaned out of all his tools. >> you sold 11:00 news and what ran through your mind?

> it was very sad and i had stuff to donate. that was the thing. i had it. he needed them. i reached out to you guys and so someone is going to come and do something with them for this gentleman. nobody is a stranger. everybody is a person. >> the fremont police officers association says they are going to make arrangements to get the tools from here in brisbane to denny raise hands. they have had two more individuals contact them with even more tools to donate. >> it is a tremendous relief to me to know that i am going to be able to get my tools back so i can continue to work and provide for my family. >> isn't that nice? >> i love when people pitch in to help. >> heat not so bad but things are changing all the time. sandhya patel is here.

>> i think this is a welcome change because it is cooler out there. let's take a look at a life picture from our tim cam. some haze up above. we are tracking thunderstorms east of the bay area and the sierra nevada heading into that of ada side. -- into the nevada side to deliver the stability is outside of the bay area. the atmosphere is stable. we have the fog along the coast starting to across the bay. here's a live look from our emeryville camera. we have gray skies overhead. 57 in the city. mountain view, 66. san jose, 73 degrees. here is a live view from our sin has a camera where the sun is shining. temperatures in the 70's from novato to santa rosa. 81 degrees in livermore. any of our inland areas in the 80's. a few isolated spots made it into the 90's.

you can put in much see the marine layer has taken over and already crossed the bay. fog and petra drizzle overnight. a wide range of temperatures tomorrow. it is heating up inland starting on thursday. the sun goes down at 8:29 and is starting to set a few minutes earlier. mid-50's to upper 70's. gustier winds continuing at and :00 p.m. -- continuing at 9:00 p.m. 50's, 60's and by 1:00 a.m. cooler and briefly with temperatures in the 50's. bottoming out tomorrow morning in the 50's and 60's. it is going to be foggy with the drizzle in spots. i would have the extra layer handy. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 85 degrees in gilroy. sunnyvale, 76 on the peninsula. upper 50's coast side. greasy with the lingering fog. daly city, 59. north bay numbers, 80 degrees in san rafael.

82 in santa rosa. you have to go up toward cloverdale to get the 90's. 77 and napa heading into the east bay. 75 in castro valley. inland areas will be warm but it is not going to be the excessive heat had in days past. 85 in concord. i did talk about the hot weather coming back. thursday you start to see some 90's in 100 the coast is not really heating up. friday we have the triple digits inland. along the coastline the fog will still be around. triple digit still inland saturday. then we will start to notice temperatures dropping off. tropical storm calvin to hearing the hawaiian islands. as you take a look at the forecast it will remain south of the hawaiian islands but it is the wind, waves and heavy rain that could lead to issues in case you are traveling to hawaii. that is what is happening the

next several days. accuweather 7-day forecast. from the low 90's inland to the triple digits. not as hot for the second half of your weekend. temperatures dropping off on monday. >> extreme weather is affecting millions of people around the world. many are dealing with dangerous heat. reena roy shows you where it is the worst >>. scorching heat roasting much of the globe from japan in -- japan and china to spain and italy. in greece firefighters battling multiple wildfires near athens. local residents using garden hoses to douse flames. about 300 people evacuated. at home 15 states under heat alerts from california to florida. in texas el paso battling temperatures 100 degrees or higher for 33 days in a row with no end in sight. phoenix also breaking records.

with 19 days in a row of temperatures 110 degrees or higher for the first time in 47 years. >> to date we are about 27% up in our heat related emergencies this month. and for this year. >> at least 18 states under air quality alerts. washington, d.c. residents waking up to some of the worst air quality in the world. in the northeast a flood watch is in effect for 4 million americans with heavy showers and thunderstorms adding parts of new england. some already saturated areas could see a lot of rainfall yet again after deadly flooding this weekend. >> as triple digit bake the country, a change in targets employee dress code is right on

>> as second-quarter earnings reports came in stronger-than-expected stocks rose to new heights. the dow set a new 52-week high while the s&p 500 and the nasdaq which their highest levels this year. the dental closed just shy of 35,000. the s&p finished trading at 54. one of the largest lottery pots just keeps growing. tomorrow's jackpot is estimated a $1 billion. there were no winners in last night $900 million drawing.

the third largest prize and a parable history so the jackpot rolls over once again. tonight's mega millions is an estimated $640 million. it ranks as the seventh largest in mega millions history. >> you win that you can wear whatever you want that there is a big change for target employees. nowhere shorts. the change affects 40,000 employees. target used only allow workers who were outside to wear shorts. the new dress code does not specify shorts have to be khaki. they can be any solid color. target employees have been allowed to wear jeans to work in addition to jackie -- to khakis since 2019. >> coming up next to the scathing report about how the csu system handled or mishandled sexual misconduct claims. >> a man loses his homeowners insurance after the company says it has drawn photos of his yard. are drones spying on you?

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any new policies. others are dropping longtime customers. >> among them and east bay them by a drunk. >> finney -- by a drone. >> that came as a real shock. > this is a very jesting story. -- very interesting story. at first this guy was told he lost his insurance because of drone photos showed hazards in his yard with the company would not show him the pictures. there he was told there was no drone just aerial photos. he thought it was intruding on his privacy and with no way to get his policy reinstated. >> up there. over there. >> drones sometimes fly over oakley house. he never thought much of it until now. >> apparently they have pictures and noticed letter. >> cj was shocked when he got this notice from his longtime insurance carrier. >> set up for nonrenewal.

they're going to be terminating our homeowners insurance policy. >> his house is not in a fire zone and he is never filed a single claim in 15 years. instead the notice said csaa found clutter, hazardous waste, tires and a dilapidated car in his yard. how could they make such a claim? no one had been by to inspect the house. so cj called the company. >> they said we sent over a drone. they have a drone that they sent to my property and flew down into my yard? >> they said we had a drone. we have seen your property. that is where we are denying you. >> correct. > he said they would not him see the photos or give him a chance to clear his yard. >> he mentioned at this point it is too late. we are not going to reconsider. >> csaa later told cj it did not use a drone. instead it reviewed aerial images taken by fixed plane or satellite.

the company would not show those images to cj or 7 on your side. we flew our own drone to show how it looks from up there. >> it is not dangerous. it is not neglected. we are using these things. >> cj took me on a ground-level tour and admits the yard is cluttered but he is a do-it-yourself guy. >> this is my original. my first car i got. > he is restoring his 1966 chevy. >> it is still in pretty good shape for going through teenage years. >> he installed his own solar panels and it changes his own tires each season. he says it is a lifestyle. not a hazard. >> we were found guilty and punished and we had no idea. no warning. no opportunity to mitigate the situation. >> cj complained to the state department of insurance. the company said images showed debris that resembles wood a cardboard. a great truck with debris on the bed. a tan vehicle with debris on top. >> i kind of was in fact touched

i kind of was offended. how dare you judge me for my stuff. i have stuff. >> the company said well you may have had your insurance with the company for many years, pay your premiums and not filed claims, those factors are not considerations when evaluating property risk. >> sorry. we are done. have a nice day. what do i do? i don't understand. >> insurance companies are increasingly using tools like aerial photography to assess the risk on your house. csaa told us you can go online to services like glory rudy and get a pretty good idea like company -- look companies may be looking at when they assess the risk of ensuring your property. as for the locality of taking drone pictures over a house state law only for bids that if you are specifically doing so as a sort of peeping tom. if you are not doing it for that reason, have added. -- have at it. >> that changes the game.

former president trump could soon face a third criminal indictment. trump said today he is the target of a grand jury investigation looking into the january 6 insurrection. the letter trump received usually indicates an arrest or an indictment is imminent. san congresswoman zoe lofgren was part of the congressional committee that sent four possible charges against trump to the department of justice. they include conspiracy to defraud the united states and incitement of insurrection. >> the special counsel has been able to talk to some people who refused to talk to us. for example, mark meadows. he may have information we could not get that might support additional charges. >> a trump advisor says the former president does not plan to appear or testify before the grand jury this week. >> a new report accuses california's largest university system of ignoring sexual misconduct and bullion claims. report gave recommendations and

how the university can improve but as sac fly tests found out students lack of trust the university system will investigate complaints. >> jury selection in the criminal trial began monday. the former san jose head of lytic trainer was charged after dozens of former female athletes accused him of sexual assault. also on monday this report was released showing sexual harassment claims throughout the csu system were mishandled for years. the csu commissioned the report in march of 2022 following a series of scandals. the report found the campus system did not take action on hundreds of misconduct complaints. at san jose state there were nearly 200 60 sexual misconduct claims in the last school year with many claims not resulting in formal investigation. the report surveyed students and faculty finding there is a distrust in the csu system and programs in place to handle complaints. >> i am a student athlete so i feel like we trust our coaches enough and they defend us very well.

>> the san jose state senior says on a smaller scale she can rely on the resources but acknowledges many others on campus don't have that. >> for csu students as a whole i mean i understand. there is not a lot of trust in the csu. this report and a state audit have been made including an overul of the title ix services along with termination, harassment and retaliation programs the interim chancellor says the ste is comtt to improving its policies. she said we agree with and will ovided in the audit roras well as those identified under the assessment t string our culture of care and complaints in advance the core values of equity, diversity and inclusion. the san jose state president who has bn at the university since january said they will implement recommendations saying our commitment to our ongoing efforts will require continual alignment of resources and personnel and will be accomplished in stages over the coming months. for students like smith the hope is the university system will put words into action.

>> making it to where we do trust the school, i don't know how they can do that because it is hard to gain trust after it has been broken. >> the oakland unified school district is facing a large teacher deficit just ahead of the new school year. this thursday the school district will hold a job fair. after the strike in may there has been a 25% vacancy in school jobs. includes other academic positions like school practitioners, psychologists and nurses. even with the nude teacher contract the oakland education association says pay is still an obstacle for staff. >> people look at teacher salaries and whether or not they can afford a one bedroom or that is a big deciding factor. >> district officials will high up -- whopper hiring incentives which include debt relief, tuition reimbursement and subsidized housing. >> want to advanced notice for a big freeway project thattarts this weekend and will last all weekend. it is goingo ut them all eastbound lanes of 80. the affected sexual goes from

highway fohercules to the coming skyway. the green highlights the detour options. highway four, cummings skyway. 80 will be closed friday n into monday morning. e first of three plant shutdowns. we will remind you as it gets closer but we are telling you so you have a chance to plan ahead >>. the actors union >> is sharing details about their demands to share how far apart they are from what hollywood studios are offering. the union is pushing for an 11% general wage irease within a year, more streaming compensation and protection from the use of members likenesses in ai. there is no end to negotiations and a say. both the studios and union are accusing one another of being uncooperative. >> incredible. don't use all these additives. do you pay your workers a fair share? do you give them a fair contract? you give them access to benefits? that is all we are asking for.

>> the studio they should a statement that reads in part the deal they walked away from it is worth more than $1 billion in wage increases, pension and health contributions and residual increases and includes first of their kind protections over its three including expressly with respect to ai. and there is a new trailer just released today for disney's haunted mansion featuring an all-star cast. the film pays tribute to the beloved themepark ride it is based on. rosario dawson plays a mom who enlist a dream team of spiritual experts to deal with the ghost problem in her new home. >> after midnight the house comes alive. >> this place is haunted. >> we need your help. >> it is time to assem dream team. >> we find someone who can communicate with these ghosts. >> people used to eat here. >> i told you she's good. >> it is a dining. >> you can watch entire new

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>> this is a live picture of the beach in santa cruz. the nice day to get some sun and enjoy the surf. >> these days something else is drawing tourists to town. the surfboard biting sea otter. >> here is south bay reporter dustin dorsey with the latest developments in debate on what to do with the altar. > another busy day along westcliff in santa cruz as altar watch continues for another day. people fought for their spot along the railing to try to get a glimpse of the surfing sea otter. > it is so cool to be here and experience that. you talk to people that have lived here forever and they don't get to see all of this happened so it is a cool thing to be here right now experiencing this and have it be national news. >> she has been quite the

attention getter for those surfing the internet seeing her surfing the waves in the viral pictures. >> it is almost difficult to believe. i kind of believe you but i need to go and see it for myself. it is fascinating. >> sounds crazy. it makes you wonder how it is so domesticated isa >> that is the exact question the california department of fish and wildlife is trying to answer. they had a team on a boat tuesday for a short 10 as the otter seem to evade capture for another day. it appeared to be much to her liking. the sea otter was born in an animal care facility and released into the wild within a year before interactions with people began last september. the cdf w says it could take days, even weeks to successfully capture her to study her aggressive board biting behavior and be re-homed in a zoo or aquarium should people who came to see her are split on thoughts of what can be done with her.

of her natural environment. of course you have to investigate why it is happening but we already know why. i am protesting the capture. i feel it is unfair. >> personally i feel they do need to capture her. i think it is important for her safety. to know what is going on with her health. >> crews say they will remain here before -- until she is brought in but they may suspend efforts if aggressive behavior stops. >> cooler weather continues this week. before a rebound. the temperatures where you live next.

>> abc 7 was in san jose at the capitol subaru dealership as a man was granted a wish of a lifetime. he suffers from kidney disease to to brighten his spirits the auto group surprised him with a family trip to hawaii. he has always dreamed of going there. >> what you do, you show strength so thank you so much. we hope you have this fantastic trip. >> [speaking >> the>> is thankful for everyone. he is very nervous if you can't tell. he does not know what to say but

he is very grateful. >> he was so excited by the gift he decided to join in the hula dancing. the gift was organized by the wonderful make a wish foundation. you have always been a supporter of make a wish for many years. >> they do such great work. something like that can really brighten someone's day. >> very nice. >> all right. we are getting some nice weather for now. >> speaking of wishes. sandhya patel is here. nice to have this ease a bit. >> after days of this really hot weather, look where the heat is now. 116 in phoenix. 115, needles. bakersfield, 105 degrees. it is still going to be baking in the central valley in the desert southwest. going up to 118 thursday. 119 on friday. the heat has shifted. he advisors, excessive heat warnings for much of the southwest.

extensive heat watch will go for parts of california. locally we have the fog along the coast which will continue to provide us with cooler weather. tomorrow morning fog and drizzle followed by sunshine away from the coastline. temperatures in the 90's inland. 50's coast side. we will bump you up into the triple digits thursday through saturday but we are not expecting excessive heat still and the 60's coast side. >> we have chris alvarez doing sports tonight. >> coming up in sports stephen curry heading to the big apple to meet with kelly and mark. beware of the turf monster. the groundskeeper had a day to forget as rain slowed things down between the giants and reds.

>> the giants began the day with a chance to win not one but two games in cincinnati. the main reason, the rain last night. that game was suspended with the giants and the reds are the tarp had to come on the field unfortunately this reds groundskeeper swallowed by the turf monster. definitely going to be using the washer and dryer are lot there goes the hat. talk about a court -- a total case of the mondays for that gentleman. the giants the winners of five straight. they picked it up on your the eighth inning. bases-loaded. two outs. mike yastrzemski strikes out to

we stay tied at two. rookie ellie de la cruz trying to steal. originally called out. great throw from ettrick barely. the reds challenge. he is called safe. the next pitch tyler rogers catches de la cruz a little too aggressive and we have a good old fashioned pickle. eventually he is tagged out so a big play to get his speed off of the base pass. this game would go into extra innings. the giants taken advantage in the 10th. deep to left. not a homer but one hops the wall. giants add another and when 4-2 for their sixth straight win after one hour and 11 that rain delay after that. tuesday's game got underway. wilmer flores had a homer in the third. second homer of the game should at four. at last check 5-4 reds in the

fifth. football is back to the 49ers ricky's reporting to camp today. the veterans will wear it week from today. first patras -- first practice eight days away. the prep girls football skills camp was held last friday at the same facilities in santa clara. a full-day event for female athletes grades eight through 12. there was on field instruction and multiple offensive and defensive drills. campers retreated to an instructional panel led by 49ers staff and the linebackers coach for the exit fell vegas vipers. if things cannot get any better for stephen curry we all saw his hole-in-one shot over the weekend in tahoe that helped him win the celebrity golf tournament on sunday. following the women and tough out -- in tahoe he hopped on a plane to new york where he would live with kelly and park to preview his upcoming documentary. >> i think it is cool timing for this documentary because you have seen 14 years of my nba

career. the success and accolades my teammates and i have been able to accomplish but there is an origin story of where it all started. i was the scrawny undersized kid that was the smallest on my team . every team i played appeared in unlocked a superpower of confidence and perseverance because nothing was given to me. everything was burned. there was a lot of patients involved. i feel like underrated is a badge of honor. everybody could adopt whether it is sports, any other area of life. that is what we are trying to inspire through the story. >> comes out friday on apple plus. i do my best to keep up with him. in ohio last saturday, then he goes to vegas. then he goes to tahoe. that he is in new york. >> where will he b > we know he will be with the warriors soon in training camp.

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