of eastbound 8 after the bay bridge. look at all of those cars. hpd is letting cars through but traffi g onto 880 south after exiting the bridge. it has been like this for one when things will reopen.know the shutdown starts before the 880 interchange. we've been seeing cars get bound eastbound and all lanes are closed as they toe a car. let's give you another perspective. in the past 30 minutes we've seen officers walking on the freeway, looking for evidence related to reports of a shooting. they spread out across all lanes of traffic. a white car connected to the incident is right there as well. this started around 4:40 five this afternoon when chp took someone into custody, that's what you're seeing, who had been standing on the freeway. the person was naked, combative, struggling with officers as they

were taken away in an ambulance. >> here is a live look at 80, here is a view from the camer turned to look at eastbound traffic. the gridlock on the west side of the screen that you can see as you can see bumper-to-bumper. here is a view from the ground. let's show you what that looked like. again, traffic is a mess because of this incident and no indication at this moment how long it is going to take to clear the scene and get traffic moving again, but it has been gridlock for the past half hour, 45 minutes or so. >> yes, look how it is affecting all the traffic. this is the live view from our south beach camera that shows traffic approaching the bay bridge headed eastbound. even westbound traffic on the right side of the screen is also slow. let's at the bay bridge eastbound obviously on the left-hand side, those cars are stopped, not

going anywhere. westbound into san francisco looks good but you can see the cars funneling down. chp is trying to let some cars go through but right now it does not look like anybody is moving. >> it's been a long hour of waiting and it looks like many more before those folks get where they are intended to go. that's the white car we are talking about, it seems to be at the center of the problem today. a similar incident occurred last friday with a man suffering a mental crisis on the richmond san rafael bridge. it was closed for 17 hours. eventually police took the man into custody. the incident created mayhem for drivers stuck in traffic around the north bay and san francisco as well. >> let's take a live look at the bay bridge eastbound on the left. cars stacked up, not going anywhere. westbound traffic still moving, were going to keep our eyes on the situation but all lanes on 880 after the bridge.

nobody is moving. we say good evening. >> thank you for joining us. >> in our efforts to build a better bay area, we are constantly looking at solutions and roadblocks in san francisco's homeless problem. >> despite cleanup efforts many are frustrated that the process is moving so slowly. abc seven news anchor deion lam went with cruise on a cleanup today. >> all across san will find homeless encampments like this one. they get cleaned up and returned within hours. we join the effort as homeless people were offered services. here's what's working and what roadblocks the city is facing. along with piles of debris alo the street between gary and euclid members of the san francisco department of emergency management in coordination with the healthy streets operations center are working to provide services to roughly 7500 on housed people, half of which are in shelters.

>> in 2023 we have sheltered more than 1000 people. >> britney of public works has been with the operation center for five years. she and colleagues partner with outreach teams and first responders to hand out resources, sanitize and provide education to the on housed. the hope is they will accept shelter. >> overall we can probably get 20 to 25, which is really good. sometime it is a tiny up to them if they want to take it. >> jose torres has spent eight years building trust with those on the streets and understands the frustrations of those such as business owners along willow street which abc 7 has reported on. >> every single day the same thing, never change. >> it's just part of the work that we do, it just takes time. it is not something that can happen in the snap of a finger, it needs to continue to be worked on. >> one of the reasons for

service delays is an injunction brought forth after the coalition on homelessness filed a lawsuit against the city. they allege practices related to cleanups violated the rights of the homeless, meaning the city cannot enforce certain laws such as sleeping on public property. >> it prevents us from cleaning the streets. >> while people like britney can ask the homeless to move, it is not mandatory. >> if someone refuses to move there is very little that can be done. the city attorney's office believes the injunction is overly broad and hampers the cities ability to address homelessness. >> in the meantime, the continued outreach seems to have worked on a man named anthony who accepted a tiny home. >> these guys are angels. they cannot get everyone, but they try hard to make a difference. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> what is next for the injunction? the city of the field -- the city has appealed and will argue the case on august 23. >> education is part of building a better bay area anthere is a new challenge for local schools. chrome books that schools used during the pandemic are set to expire in the future. abc seven news senior educati reporter leanne melendez is in the newsroom with what school districts are planning to do. >> i spoke to two districts and they told me so far it has not in an issue, but they know it will be. we are talking about the automatic software updates on the chrome books that will eventually expire. in april, 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic a new way of teaching was unavoidably introduced. these devices will be a student's entry into an online classroom. that was me in 2020 reporting on the massive distribution of chrome books throughout the san

francisco unified school district. >> we delivered about 40,000 devices within the first few months to ensure all students can continue to access learning online. >> there is a thought. at some point old chrome books will expire. here is how i know, every chrome os device gets regular updates from google until it reaches update expiration date. when that happens the automatic software and security updates will no longer be provided. there is a problem with that. >> not being able to update is a huge problem. >> that is catherine, associate professor of educational leadership at cal state university east bay. here is what google told us. since 2020, we provide eight years of automatic updates, up from five years in 2016. many district's are using the 2016 operating system. >> having access to a laptop, having access to regular wi-fi,

internet capability, is absolutely essential to have access to a quality educational experience. >> the solution is to upgrade by purchasing a new device. sf usd will continue to provide devices if the older models have expired. >> if it is determined a replacement is needed, we can work with the family to see what can be done in that regard. of >> another problem is thousands of devices that will eventually have to be recycled. google told us they are buildin postconsumer recycled materials that will hopefully reduce emissions. by the way, there is a way to check the so-called automatic update expiration date by going to settings on your chrome book. leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> happening now, a new take the rivalry between the giants and da's. instead of it being the battle of the bay tonight's game is

called unite the day. >> abc 7 sports reporters are live outside oracle park with the story tonight, guys. >> yes, it is loud, but very harmonic. everybody is getting hungry. what they want to see is a's fans and giants fans uniting for a cause to keep the bay bridge series alive and well. they're printed 1000 of these shirts. they went very fast. it was a feeding frenzy and i know that you and i grew up rooting for these baseball teams. what would it be like if this series no longer existed? >> absolutely heartbreaking. this is what you are seeing tonight when you say the battle of the bay for all these years, world series in 89, every year i think fans look forward to going to san francisco, to oakland. to lose that in a market like this, one of the biggest in the country, they all have two teams. cubs and white sox, angels and

dodgers. to lose this would be heartbreaking for all the fans. >> what they are saying is as a's fans they don't want to feel like they are on an island trying to save this franchise. they want help, support, they want this to be as loud as possible and it is very loud as you can hear but what they are saying is when the giants were talking about moving to florida, it was the a's owners that stepped up and gave them their rights to the south bay. a's fans are asking for the giants help in keeping their team. >> that's what you're hearing. it will be fun to see what happens with the ballpark. giants fans, a's fans, energy but now the uniting of the bay. you can only hope that this happens to keep the baseball team around for years to come. >> yes, if the a's move, it would be the last time we see the series. if you listen to these fans. >> stay in oakland. >> they want this team to stay

here and stay here for good. in a new ballpark looking across the water at the giants at oracle park. with chris alvarez, i'm casey pratt and were going to send it back to you guys and see what happens inside the ballpark tonight. >> really interesting. coming up next, live at oakland international airport getting the details of the expansion plans. the first since it was built. >> between homes and cars can pg and ee handle the demand for electricity? >> i meteorologist sandhya patel . temperatures heading into the hot territory midland -- inland l shea the changes ahead. >> good news, breaking reopened all lanes of eastbound 80 after the incident on the bridge that has backed up traffic for the past hour. cars will be stuck for some long time as they try to get traffic moving but at least all lanes are open once again.

>> we have an update on breaking news in oakland. just as you exit the bay bridge. caltrans has involved in a shooting investigation in all lanes of 80 eastbound are open. the entrance to 880 south is open. this happened in the past 10 minutes. this part of 80 had been shut down for more than one hour, so there is a nasty residual backup and the commute time. this started at 4:45 this afternoon when chp took someone into custody who had been standing on the freeway. there are reports someone was

firing a gun. the person detained was naked, combative, struggling with officers as they were put onto a gurney and taken away in an ambulance. all lanes of ade stte as you exit the bay bridge are now open again. and let's take a live look now from sky seven. you can see it moving around there. flying. as you can see, there is quite the backup there. but cars are starting to move eastbound, which is on the left, so we're keeping our eyes on the situation. chp has opened lanes but it's going to take time to get things moving again because they were backed up for like an hour, not going anywhere. >> taking a live look at the abc 7 oakland airport camera. big changes proposed. abc 7 news reporter answer details on how it will build a better bay area. >> good evening. oakland airport officials say this could be the largest

expansion project in 60 years and it is being done to keep up with demand. airport officials expect more than double the number of passengers over 15 years. leslie campbell flies a lot and she usually flies through oakland, but she thinks the airport is in need of an upgrade. >> oakland has been dated for a while. they've done little changes but an expansion would be great for the city. >> on the table a proposal to expand and modernize oakland international. the publication of the draft environmental impact report, one of the first steps in the process, was released last week. >> this is a milestone for oakland airport as i mentioned earlier. we have not modernized the terminal since it was built. >> that was almost 16 years ago. colleen is the acting director of environmental planning for the port of oakland which owns and operates the airport. the proposal includes constructing a new terminal,

adding 16 gates and expanding international arrival facilities. along with adding more parking, the plan is to modernize terminals one and two, making improvements to ticketing, baggage claim and security screening. >> great especially with the security lanes, there's always long lines. everybody that flies southwest flies out of the. it'll be good. >> feel less busy airport, this seemed to be the place to come. >> the project is to keep up with expected demand. oakland serves 11 million passengers annually. they expect that to go to 24 million by 2038. in expanding the airport they hope to attract more passengers from the east bay, many who currently fly from sfo. >> we are the closest airport to more than 7.7 billion people that live in the bay area, so it

would be a convenient airport for cities in the east bay to travel to the airport. >> now even if this project is approved it could be years before anything is built. the draft environmental impact report is under its 60 day public review and there will be two public meetings. august 15 and august 30. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. energy leaders convened for a pg and elon musk popped in virtually to talk about the needs. leslie brinkley gives us the lowdown on energy generation. >> people are going to use a lot of electricity, like a lot. >> tesla founder elon musk joi pg nde ceo for a riveting reality check in order to power the electric vehicles that will be coming down the road and electric heaters and stoves that will replace natural gas. what will it take? >> i would just say whatever

your demand productions are for electricity, i suspect they are too low. we need to triple electrical output. mark my words, electrical output will triple. >> it is mind-boggling. we are at innovation summit and it's about new r&d and technology. >> the challenge is how to upgrade output at the lowest cost to society but it will take billions of dollars for a utility that is struggling financially with lawsuits. >> we have to have a grid that is ready for the demand that electrification will bring and having a regulatory construct that enables that and an engineering team who goes from a mindset of operate and maintain to a mindset of growth. >> has to integrate electric vehicles with multitudes of solar, wind and battery resources we hire is a new platform, including a distributive energy resource management system unveiled today

by pg nde, microsoft and schneider electric. >> in order to solve these challenges and the digitization of energy we've got to work on a unique platform in partnership in concert with each other. >> elon musk urged the crowd to think less about building new power plants. >> unfortunately we have the sun which is throwing off absurd amounts of energy and it is zero maintenance and shows up every day. if >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> using a little air conditioning in electricity the next few days. >> let's get to sandhya patel for the latest on the weather. >> weather hopefully you will get a little bit of a break on your ac bill. let's look at how hot it got today. how about 97 degrees in fairfield? 35 degrees cooler at half moon bay as we had expected, low 60's.

87 san jose, 77 oakland, san francisco 68, 93 santa rosa. that's it. a one-day deal. we are going down for the next couple of days so hopefully you enjoyed a break from hot weather at 6:00. we have 90's and linda, 50's co-side, live views from our tower cameras and you can see sunny skies from our cameras except the golden gate, where we are seeing some fog. a trough is passing to our north and will weaken the ridge that brought us the heat today. that means tomorrow temperatures will go down. on live doppler seven, fog near the coastline, here is your hourly evening planner. sun goes down at 8:24, 90's inland. warm inland at 9:00 p.m. but not near the coast. by 11:00 p.m., coastal fog spreading for the 1:00 a.m. hour, 50's and 60's. first thing out the door, watch out for the fog. it will be around the coast in the bay, so that's going to bring low visibility to parts of the bay area.

a warm, sunny one inland. 80's and 90's, not as hot as today. 90 at antioch, 50 eight half moon bay, 65 in the city, 80 san jose, 77 at napa, 84 santa rosa. 69 oakland and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat eases tomorrow, cooling continues. today's temperatures were two to 11 degrees above average. by thursday, cooler than where you should be for this time of year for many parts of the bay area but that does not last long. we had a minor uptake in the numbers again friday. low 90's through the weekend, upper 50's to low 60's coast side and we will keep the seasonal pattern going into early next week but it's nice that we don't have major swings in the temperatures. just minor ups and downs. >> how would you like to buy a forest? not just any forest, a petrified forest? make sure you like it because the current own wan the

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>> you can thank strong earnings reports for the bump in the stock market. the dow was up for its 12 straight day, gaining 27 points. the nasdaq added 85, s&p gained 12.

investors are watching the federal reserve in anticipation of a rate hike. central bank is expecting to consider raising points by a quarter point tomorrow. >> the iconic petrified forest outside calistoga in sonoma county is up for grabs after a century. the family that owns the forest in wine country is putting the 500 acre tract on the market. the asking price is $12 billion. this is not a buy and flip. the owners want whoever buys it to hang onto it for 100 years and manage it. it's a bait area landmark open to tourists since 1870. redwood trees have been preserved by a volcanic direction at mount saint alayna more than three million years ago. >> coming up next, how 20 feet could make a life-saving difference across california, plus. >> institutions that are supposed to help >> him said no. >>an assault suspect is under arrest again for another attack but it is more

>> now from abc 7, live breaking

news. >> let's update our breaking news right now. traffic on the bay bridge out of san francisco at a crawl again because of a bizarre event that started just before 5:00 this evening. you are taking a live look from this camera, no one is going anywhere fast. >> 20 minutes ago caltrans towed a car involved in a freeway shooting investigation and always of eight ade star to the entrance to 880 south is also back open again, but there is a lengthy residual backup. this all started around 4:45 this afternoon when chp took someone into custody who had been standing on the freeway. there are reports someone was firing a gun. the person detained was naked, combative, struggling with officers as they were put on a gurney and taken away but all lanes of ade used as you exit the bay bridge are now open again read so let's take a liv

look from our south beach camera. you're taking a look at traffic approaching the bridge on the left-hand side, headed eastbound. still barely crawling at thi point, traffic is heavy heading southbound toward 101 as well on the right-hand side. we are continuing to stay on top of this but all lanes are open. >> and oakland man accused of attacking it 88-year-old san francisco woman near hyeon square made his first court appearance but it is not the first time this suspect has made headlines. >> he attacked another person in oakland two years ago and has a long and well-documented history of mental health struggles. abc 7 news reporter luz spoke with both sides. >> today in court 27-year-old james lee ramsey charged in connection to a brutal attack on an 88-year-old asian american woman in san francisco. >> when we reviewed the video footage and the other evidence gathered, this was a clear assault on an 88-year-old

innocent woman who was walking down the street. who was violently attacked. and now is in a fight for her life. >> san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins confirmed they are looking into ramsey's criminal history but for now he could face 10 years in. >> our decision was based on the evidence associated with this incident that occurred on friday. not with anything prior to that. >> in 2021 ramsey attacked community leader carl chan from behind. >> i'm not surprised at all that he went out and attacking an elderly lady. and you know, i think we are very sad to see it. >> according to court documents, ramsey pleaded no contest to felony assault. to some community leaders there is more to ramsey story. >> he should have been placed in a long-term mental health care facility where he would likely still be today in this incident would've never happened.

but we keep responding with short-term jail and prison stints. >> for years the anti-police terror project has been working to get ramsey mental health help. he was featured in a new york times essay about mental health. >> we are deeply saddened that this happened. we are equally angry that we are here, because we tried as the anti-police terror project to get james help. he has multiple mental health issues that are compounded by substance abuse and the fact that he does not have a house. >> in the assault case ramsey asked the court for behavioral treatment. >> he will not be in prison for the rest of his life. he will do a significant amount of years where his mental health issues will be exacerbated and that he will be spit back out onto our streets >>'s today he pleaded not guilty and no bail was set. >> at this time i have no information to offer regarding his mental health status. you know, again, very fresh case that just occurred on friday. we have a lot to look into. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> a man accused of former san francisco fire commissioner with a metal rod pleaded not guilty today. garrett doty seen here is accused of striking don on april 5 in the marina district. they were seriously hurt with a broken jaw and cracked skull among his injuries according to friends. lawyers claim it was self-defense, releasing video they say shows doll and initiating the altercation with jody who is housed by spraying him with bear spray. dodi is due back in court next month for a pretrial conference. >> now to efforts to build a bay area, a bill from a local state assembly maker aims to make life easier for drivers and pedestrians on city streets. abc 7 news southbay reporter dustin dorsey explains how visibility can be increased by decreasing parking in high-risk areas. >> walking, biking, driving the most anywhere continue to be

increasingly dangerous activities. in san jose there have been six deaths from traffic crashes. five people were riding bikes or scooters are walking when they were killed. >> pedestrian deaths account for 49% of deaths in the city of san jose alone. california's pedestrian fatality rate is 25% higher than the national average. so we are seeing an increase in pedestrian fatality and a lot more traffic collisions. >> southbay assembly member alex lee believes the numbers could decrease by increasing visibility. he has authored a bill that would set a standard no parking area along the approach side of intersections or crosswalks making it easier for pedestrians to see it, like shining a light on crosswalks -- shining a light on crosswalks. >> you do not have to dangerously chance at not looking one perhaps there might be danger. >> we driver only saw us at the last

minute. assembly member lee says the standard no parking zone will be 20 feet in the crosswalk to the closest car is passed, the size of a ford f1 50 truck. >> for vehicles approaching and a person has stepped into the crosswalk but they are being blocked from view by a parked car, that could put them in danger. >> dot has implement a daylighting but assembly member lee wants us across california to save lives in an effort to get deaths to zero. >> by implement in daylighting, increasing visibility, those are easy, fixable solutions for these big problems that are resulting. it's important to have daylight and save lives because this is an infrastructure problem. >> assembly member lee says there are only a few steps left before the bill gets signed into law by governor newsom. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> happening now, berkley is discussing license plate readers, a project that has been in the works for years. berkeley police will present a

report about how it would buy and use the cameras. the goal is to buy 52 cameras, install them on street lights in the hopes of reducing crime. people have raised questions about costs, security and privacy. happening tonight the vallejo city council will vote on whether to declare an emergency because of a shortage of police officers. the department has been under scrutiny for years and is under supervision by the department of justice. police data from march shows there were 67 full-time full duty sworn officers and just 36 on patrol. that is down from 98 in which was considered understaffed. if approved the declaration would allow the city manager to provide more resources for the department. >> happening tomorrow, supporters of the hollywood actors strike are planning a rally outside of san francisco city hall. members of the actor union are

striking over streaming residuals, the impact of ai technology and earnings. experts predict the strike could last for at least six months. ups and teamsters have tentative deal on a new contract potentially avoiding a strike. the contract covers more than 340 thousand ups workers who still need to vote on it. they were threatening to walk off the job next week. two main issues in talks involved safety and pay. the teamsters president says the agreement does not require a single concession and says the contract sets a new standard in the labor movement, raising the bar for all workers. >> coming up next, the latest on lebron james son hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest on the basketball court. >> new hazards in the water

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>> running james, son of nba superstar lebron james, is recuperating in a southern california hospital after suffering cardiac arrest. >> it happen yesterday during basketball practice. reporter josh from our sister station explains what happened. >> incoming freshman brawny

james, the son of lebron james, was practicing with his team on monday for an upcoming exhibition in europe, when he suffered cardiac arrest and was rushed to the hospital. james is no longer in the icu and is listed as a stable condition. >> sudden cardiac arrest means there is no heartbeat. when there is no heartbeat, there is no oxygenation to the brain and the rest of the body. we know this is very, very rare when it comes to competitive athletes. it happens about 100 to 150 times a year in this country. >> cardiac arrest is different than a heart attack and only 10% of people who suffer and out of hospital cardiac arrest survive into the american heart association. a statement from the james family reads in part lebron and savannah wish to send their deepest thanks and appreciation to the usc medical and athletic staff for their incredible work and dedication to the safety of athletes. >> you can have this happen in a normal heart, we are all familiar with what happened with demar hamlin.

>> the buffalo bills safety who resumed his career after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game last season, shared support for brawny james on social media. ronnie james was a top college prospect who committed to usc in may. a mcdonald's all-american with dreams of joining his father in the nba. a little over one year ago usc athletic trainers revived center vents after he collapsed during practice. vince made a full recovery and return to the court six months later. josh haskell, abc 7 news. >> today is the warmest day of the week. >> see how much it will c

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federal and state wildlife officials have been working to capture her since july 2. she has aggressively approached people and bitten surfboards. from the start photographer mark has been following those attempts to capture eight or one but as their celebrity has grown, woodward has noticed a problematic trend. >> over the past week there's been a number of kayakers and stand up paddle borders moving real close to the auditors. whether or not it is 841 or any other otter. >> these images capture what he has been seeing. >> people harassing auditors, that's just terrible. they need their calories, they don't need to be stressed and swing away from strangers. >> woodward says last weekend drew large crowds. >> probably the most crowded i have seen westcliff drive. it was mainly people looking specifically for the auditor and while most of them stay on the shore, it just takes one or two in a kayak to chase after him to really disturb the whole ecosystem. >> dan is a board member of the

national marine sanctuary foundation. he says harassing sea otters can have big impacts. they are sensitive and if you start to move toward them, they are going to flee. this takes a lot of energy, that is energy they could use collecting food or taking care of their young. >> they say you can safely enjoy the auditors from afar if you follow key rules. >> do not startle them, do not move toward them, try to stay away, 10 lengths if you are in the water. >> woodward has no problem using his camera in social media platform to single out those who choose to break the rules. >> we will out you to the public and put you on social media and we will probably also be reporting it to fish and wildlife. >> zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> enjoy from a distance, right? let's talk about the forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel as the latest. >> the weather looks nice but is

changing. look at live doppler seven right now. fog near the coastline tomorrow afternoon, the fog is going to hang around here. summer microclimates. 65 in the city, get across the bay into open, 69, 84 in walnut creek. it is going to be a warm to hot day in antioch, 90 degrees. not as hot as today. the rest of your highs, you will notice there, 80 in san jose, 77 degrees in napa. accuweather seven-day forecast, the heat back soft tomorrow, cooling continues on thursday and the temperatures will bounce back by a couple of degrees but we are not expecting any weather extremes in the bay area. >> thank you. >> a little twist for the bay bridge series. >> maybe kumbaya tonight. giants and a's fans do not agree on much. that could change tonight. they bridge series with the a's fans hoping their giants counterparts will support the

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beale. >> giants and a's renewed the bay bridge rivalry with a twist. a's fans who have been pleading for the owner to sell the team have made the trip across the bay, enlisting giants fans and there because to keep the a's in oakland instead of moving to las vegas.

chris alvarez joins us live from oracle park. what is the atmosphere like out there? you were doing live shots this afternoon it was loud. >> now everyone is at the ballpark. this is similar to what we saw with casey pratt in the open parking lot and now you have giants fans. all these years of battle of the bay and this was unite the bay. it's cool to see both sides rallying around a cause and i talked to both managers to get their take on what is going on outside the ballpark. >> it goes back to the two teams when they arrived in the bay area, obviously at different points. but a long-lasting tradition and i think that is where you can see the giants fans have that compassion for the a's fans and you cannot blame them for feeling that. and wanting to express it with them. >> i know it would be

challenging for a's fans. that's part of the reason fans are so upset and i think for good reason. >> it was interesting to hear from mark and the same could you imagine not being here in a couple of years? it's unfathomable. >> it's depressing to think about that because this is the schedule that everyone circles, the battle of the bay every year, no matter who is good, who is bad. everyone wants to talk smack and see their teams take each other on. that's what the vibe was. when these cell shirts came out, black sell shirts. neutral colors so that giants fans could wear them too, it was a feeding frenzy. they were giving out posters, these shirts and fans were indeed united in the cause for today and that was a loud cause, a loud sell the team chant. >> it will be interesting to see what happens in the ballpark. similar to oakland, to see it in

oracle park will be a scene to see, larry. >> are giants fans buying on this to try to help the a's? >> so far, so good. there were a lot of people wearing giants gear and saying that they were down for this. and taking these posters and shirts. it will be the fifth inning that everyone wants to watch out for because that's when they're going to do the moment of silence at the top of the inning and interrupt in sell the team chant spirit will giants fans jump in? will they make oracle park iraq? we will see. >> i know you will continue to wear your black funeral suit every a's appearance as you continue morning. you're not in vegas yet. thank you so much. >> by popular demand. >> of course, yes. thank you. full speed ahead for 49ers quarterback brock purdy cleared to practice when the 49ers begin drills tomorrow as he enters camp as qb one. he's coming back from elbow surgery. the injuries of old -- suffered

in the title game. his recovery is ahead of schedule but he will be on a pitch count and practice. he will throw two days, take a day off, too on, one off with trade lance and seemed arnold splitting the remaining steps. coach shanahan is optimistic he will be ready to go. >> i was thought it would take a few weeks in camp but he always looked like he would be ready because you did not see any setbacks. talking to other guys, that's how it ended up. watching it on our own, i thought it would go that way, but you do not really say that, you wait to hear it from brock into get back and talk to him last week and just to hear how he felt mentally and physically, he is ready to go. so i am pumped. >> meanwhile, 49ers wide receiver ivo samuel had a subpar season, many agreed. a contract dispute created a setback in preparation but he is ready to go with visual evidence that he sent to the coach. >> never had a grown man send me

so many pictures with his shirt off, but it looks good. i can tell he has put the work in. he is in a really good spot and i'm very excited for him this year. >> well, if you are sending photos to your coach, it is obviously paying off. jaelyn brown, former cal star, five years, do hundred four million dollar contract extension for the boston celtics. >> if we were a foot taller and athletic, we still would not be in the nba. thanks. >> alright, that is going to it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i am ama. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we will see you again at 11:00.

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