happened in the hunters point neighborhood. it started when the man confronted plainclothes officers who were there to arrest another person. when other uniformed officers arrived, they felt threatened by something the man was carrying. >> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm. how it was displayed or how it was seen, we are not specifying at this time. >> after yelling at the man to drop the apparent weapon, officers fired several shots and killed the man. police held a town hall meeting. dan: a situation in oakland, there are aerials this is the scene at 34th street and west street. there is a white van with major front end damage. here is the view from the ground, as we take you down below. police and firefighters are on the scene. we know there is crash investigation underway. we believe there is more to the story.

we are working on it. we will let you know as soon as we find out what is going on in oakland. thank you for joining us, i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. a freeway shut down on thousands of people stuck in traffic, the third time in less than a week to happen in the bay area. dan: today it was highway 24 after a freeway shooting. yesterday a naked person with a gun shut down i-80 and 880 by the bay bridge. last friday, the start of a 17 hour shutdown of the richmond-san rafael bridge because of a person having a mental health crisis. incidents like these can make it unbearable. lena howland talked to investigators as well as witnesses. ama: she found advice on what you should do if you find yourself in the situation. reporter: westbound lanes of highway 24 shut down for reports of another freeway shooting, involving two cars for about half an hour wednesday morning, after 11:00.

this comes a day after all eastbound lanes of i-80 were closed on the east side of the bay bridge toll plaza over this. >> this guy has a gun. reporter: michael crawford and his coworker were back to the east after work. they came across a car blocking multiple lanes of traffic. >> i saw her walking around. i was like oh, that is a good. that is actually a gun. >> oh my god. that's a lady. reporter: they noticed this woman, not wearing any clothes, firing a weapon into oncoming traffic. we froze the video as soon as she holds up the gun. >> how do i get out of here. i can't stay here, we have nothing but a wind chill protecting us. reporter: chp says around callers reported a reckless driver on the eastbound bridge. she stopped on the bridge, got out of her car, and started yelling at other drivers with a knife in her hand. she got back in the car, passed

the toll plaza, and got out for a second time. >> she was yelling at vehicles. she fired shots into the air. as other vehicles appeared to be confused to what was happening, maybe there was a crash and they were trying drive around it, as they were driving around, she started firing rounds at the vehicles. reporter: there officers were safely able to safely -- de-escalate the situation. she was taken to the hospital for a physical and psychiatric evaluation, and remains on a 72 hour hold in hospital. >> we know this is someone experiencing a mental health crisis, we also have a crime scene we need to handle. there are rounds that have been fired. reporter: all lanes east of the toll plaza were closed for 12 minutes at rush hour. according to data from chp, from january through mid april of this year, there were 30 freeway shootings in the bay area, 19 of which happened in alameda

county. if your ever involved in a similar situation, their number one piece of advice is to not engage. >> do not engage with them. do that fuel their fire. remove yourself from the situation, get away from that situation, call 911. tell us what is going on, soaking it officers in place. -- so we can get officers in place. dan: new details about a small plane crash or leaving the passengers dead and pilot injured. a preliminary report shows whether could have played a role. investigators say there was no sign of a mechanical malfunction on the plane. they had the weather conditions were conducive to causing carburetor icing. the the faa documents say that could reduce the engine performance. the plane was landing at the san rafael airport, when it crashed on july 8, hitting a 30 foot tall powerline and crashed into a nearby waterway. the man who died was a 59-year-old novato resident.

ama: two people have been arrested after a carjacking of a vehicle and driving off a steep cliff -- cliff in san francisco. video captured it going over roof. the suspects left the scene. police arrested this 36-year-old kevin and jennifer in san francisco. they face multiple charges including carjacking, conspiracy, and reckless driving. the san francisco police chief and district attorney were in chinatown, reaching out to people worried about their safety after two recent attacks of elderly people in the aapi community. >> an 88-year-old asian woman was attacked last friday leaving her with life-threatening injuries. now another on monday. >> we had a senior elderly aapi person assaulted in our ingleside district. thankfully officers responded

and that person is arrested. >> both police chief and district attorney were out in chinatown trying to commit to the community's safety and ensure accountability. >> these crimes i talked about, at this point, there is no indication that they meet the hate crime. >> friday's attack was just as alarming, as the perpetrator is now arrested and and charged, he has served time for another similar incident in 2021, involving a well known oakland community leader. >> i was down on the ground. i was able to push myself up. but my knee was badly hurt. >> ramsey is known to have severe mental health issues. to say that he fell through the cracks is an understatement. following the attack, ramsey was sent to the california medical facility in vacaville to be evaluated. but somehow ended in the santa rita jail. from there he was sent to north current state prison and later

released with zero mental health support. the organization anti-police terror project said they tried to place them in several residential programs, but ramsey was either rejected or right away. >> institutions that are supposed to help him said no, here we are. >> so, we ask the da if ramsey will receive the help he needs. >> if we determine, in many cases that someone is suffering from a significant mental health issue and that was the root cause of their offense, we have behavioral health court, we can certainly craft individualized mental health treatment programs for them. >> in the meantime, community leaders say people can no longer remain silent. >> you have to go to court. you have to testify, because we are so afraid not to testify. the case become zero. you only hear about it in the news. i think we should encourage people to report it. follow-up. dan: we

building a better bay area and raising awareness about the constant housing crisis. a new first of its kind report examines the challenges renters face in unincorporated alameda county. this suggests that almost 1% of the population lives below the poverty line and without a city to enforce laws, many strong -- are struggling. >> renters living in parts of unincorporated alameda county may be dealing with big challenges that other bay area renters do not face. >> even area residents have complained about a worsening housing crisis. >> a new first of its kind report takes a look at problems renters face. a 25 mile wide zone between hayward and castle valley. the report finds 18% of the population of 150,000 live below the poverty line. many in substandard living situations.

>> across the bay area rent is rising, specifically in the eden area, we see long-term residents losing their homes. >> the main findings include habitability issues. the report says 40% live with unmet repairs, such as broken water heaters, plumbing, water exposure and mold. >> they have a famy but they don't have an option or they've been told by the landlord that they will have to move out, to make those repairs. >> the report suggests that part of the problem is that state laws the tenets protection act, do not go far to protect the most honorable. without a city council to enforce the laws, housing advocates have leaned on the alameda county board of supervisors to do more. but this supervisor says it comes down to enforcement. >> we need to find out whether or not the county has the mechanism to enforce what is already in place before we start adding more additions to the

law. >> some of the solutns include proactive rental inspections, expanding local just because laws setting up a rent database that includes detailed information about the property owner. >> tenants don't know who their landlord is. sometimes property management may not be saying the same thing as the landlord or the landlord is not aware of some of the rent increases. ama: happening the hollywood actors strike our railing outside of city hall. the san francisco labor council led the strike. members of the union are striking over extreme in -- extreme residual and ai technology. experts predict the strike, less than two weeks old, could last for six months. happening now, the first day of the santa clara county fair. this year it is going to last longer than it has a more than

two decades. this southbay reporter shows us what they will looks like. reporter: the set up is done. the animals and 30 amusement rides are in place, to three and estimated 10,000 to 15,000 people coming to the fair, many waiting for the gates to open on its first day. >> we are back, strong, and ready to move forward. reporter: since early in the pandemic, the fairgrounds were an emergency response center, vaccines for covid forced the cancellation of the fair, the impacts lasting into this year. >> the county occupied the facilities all through june 30. we were able to start the planning process once we knew and got notice from the county that they would be exiting by june 30. reporter: there was only enough space for animal showings. but for haley, started showing her animals during the middle of the pandemic, the opportunity this year is her most exciting yet. >> i started it online. everyone was like, this is not normal.

when i came back last year, it was thrown into everything. now i feel that i am running with everything, how everyone is normally doing everything. >> what you are seeing some of these landmarks throughout san jose. this is the wieners that show on east santa clara street. reporter: the ferris providing a platform to showcase artists representing the community. >> this is an opportunity for the community to come together and showcase the true talent. reporter: along with the art, animals and carnival rides there is food, and even a tequila bar set up. the executive director of the santa clara county fairgrounds management corporations, bringing the fair back for 10 days. >> ready to provide a great experience for all the families to come out and and enjoy our 2023 fair. there is something for everyone. reporter: again, you have 10 days total to enjoy the santa clara county fair. it's happening wednesday through sunday.

plans for next year's fair are going to get underway next month. dan: coming up, better than before, see how one san francisco neighborhood says it is doing before the pandemic. sandhya: winds have bringing a drop in temperatures. i fully know how long this continues, when abc7 news

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classroom, the goal is to transform sent intent -- san quentin from security prison to a rehabilitation center. the state setting aside $380 million to invest in new buildings and training. >> we are learning how to code websites. this is one example of a website i built over the course of the last couple of weeks. reporter: willie johnson has been here for more than two decades. he says learning to code will serve him well. >> we're trying to learn new skills, so we can have a second chance. reporter: coding is one vocational program in san quentin prison's. you are one of the lucky ones, not everyone gets into these programs. >> the waiting list is long. i was fortunate to be selected. >> each program only serves a certain number of people. we have waiting lists at san quentin. some of them are extensive. it would be like going to disneyland, but you never get to ride the rights. reporter: tearing down this

former furniture web -- warehouse is a step towards cutting down the wait times. the plan is to build a campus by the end of 2025. >> what we want to create here is not only a more humane experience for the residence, more of a connection between the residence and the correctional officers. reporter: the sacramento mayor as the governor's lead advisor for san quentin's transformation. >> we want to better prepare the residents for success when they leave and to reduce the the chance that they will commit other crimes. >> this is something that is an awesome opportunity to learn. i love music, it is healing, powerful. it's been a huge part of my journey. reporter: this man is in the auto engineering program. he has earned a certificate in alcohol and drug >> and also work with music and

audio, for me it is the best of both worlds. reporter: jason jones believes bolstering the programs will be a big part of producing recidivism. san quentin is where he learned to quote -- to code. >> i became an asset to my community. i set up a tech program in west oakland. i became a resource for my community. ama: let's situation. dan: sandhya patel is tracking that force, a bit cool. sandhya: it was definitely pleasant today. temperatures, warmest in the inland valleys. let's take a look at the temperature change. good evening everyone. you are noticing it in santa rosa, 14 degrees cooler, compared to 24 hours ago. five degrees drop in san jose. the winds are onshore coming off the cool ocean water, 21 miles an hour at sfo.

if you're stepping out, you may want to grab the jacket. the winds will remain on the dusty side -- dusty side. as we had torts tomorrow -- head towards tomorrow, it's breezy near the coast and the winds pick up, with a stronger sea breeze. inland areas will see the temperatures dropping off more. today's highs were in the low 60's to low 90's, either at or slightly below average in most cases. the air quality has been decent, good to moderate. as we look at a life picture -- live picture, blue skies, good quality, for the next three days. let's talk about what is happening. the high-pressure is taking a backseat. an area of low pressure coming into our north, it will usher in that sea breeze. that means the drop-off in temperatures once again. we have the fog near the coastline. can see a view of it from our mount tam cam, it has deepened since yesterday.

64 in oakland, san jose, you can get away with short-sleeved weather 77. palo alto 79. you can see bright skies over the shark tank. low 80's in santa rosa, mid 80's around concord. 71 in napa, and 83 in livermore. the golden gate bridge, you cannot see the top of the towers. visibility near the coast down to three miles, be careful. breezy tonight, coastal fog spreads, gusty and even cooler tomorrow inland. minor rebound heading into the weekend in temperatures. 7:00, temperatures in the 50's to 80's. the sunset set 8:22 p.m., the gusty winds will continue, even after sunset with the fog spreading later on tonight and turning breezy and cooler towards the overnight hours. tomorrow morning, 50's, 60's out the door. grab a sweater before you go. most areas will start out cooler than today. tomorrow afternoon, windy coast

side, upper 50's the upper 80's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, below average, especially inland. we will turn things around, a little warmer for your weekend plans. low to mid 90's inland, low 60's coast. that summer spread continuing as we head towards next week. much cooler. wednesday only in the mid-80's. dan: that is really nice. ama: irish singer-songwriter sinead o'connor passed away today. she became an international star after the song "nothing compares to you". o'connor survived by her other three children. a statement from her family says, her family and friends are devastated and have requested privacy at this very difficult time. her because of death is unclear right now. she was 56 years old.

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ama: tonight you can cheer on a local contestant on jeopardy! see how she does, jeopardy airs at 7:00. now, the next jeopardy tournament of champions is on hold after some winners said they are skipping it in supports of the writers and actors strike. the bay jeopardy champion told

us why she will be a no-show. >> alex trebek to say, that he is not the star but the contestants are not the start. i always thought the writers are. you don't notice the work that they do. that is the reason that the show is been so consistently popular over the years, the writers. dan: i want you to get out your phone for the story. taylor swifts friday performance at levi's stadium will be her first bay area performance in five years. if you don't have a ticket, santa clara police don't want you to come to the stadium. scan the qr code on your screen, it will take you to our website, where we have put together a whole page of everything swifties need to know before the show. officials are concerned that thousands of ticketless fans may show up to listen to her concert from outside the stadium. fans have done that at other tour stops. >> the last time taylor's came to santa clara -- taylor's came to set -- taylor swift came to

santa clara it caused this. dan: road closure start friday morning and go through sunday. there is a bigger look at the qr code, scan it and get information on public transit the weather forecast for the nights the shows areapning, bring it to levi's stadium. we wil you this code again. take a minute, take a look at it, now. first it caught fire then it crashed. the injury tally from this moment involving a crane in new york city. dan: 7 on your side with options when it comes to cds. michael finney explains how to t the best rate. and as promised her oe again as the qr code for the lt of everything you need to know abt the taylor swift show at levi's stadium. use your phone to scan this qr

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. dan: better than before, know the pandemic resulted in the closure of many san francisco businesses. ama: there is a neighborhood doing much better financially. luz pena went to haight-ashbury to see their secret. reporter: last week we came to the haight-ashbury neighborhood to cover a story about a business owner who got assaulted. as we dug into what is happening in this neighborhood, we realize the hate is waning. if you walk around, you notice this neighborhood is alive and tourism is back. >> we are both from germany. reporter: amazing, welcome to san francisco. >> we are from france. reporter: many are making a stop because of the counterculture movement and the summer of love. >> we hand out, to all of our visitors that come, to promote

walking through the whole neighborhood. reporter: that is robert, he has another store in this neighborhood. it just opened, two years ago. >> the store is doing about 25% more business than are other store. reporter: historians a modern version of a museum/visitor center. it's done so well that another neighborhood reached out to him asking if they could also have a customized version of this. >> two or three months ago we opened up welcome castro. reporter: lubin vintage has seen an uptick in sales, a year after opening. >> we had a group, a french group, about 15 people. reporter: according to the haight-ashbury merchants association, they are seeing more storefronts below now since before -- fill up now before the pandemic. >> we have had 20 businesses come into haight-ashbury, we have fewer vacancies. reporter: the data backs up their claim. district five which includes the

haight-ashbury neighborhood, along with others including hayes valley and japan town saw an increase in sales tax revenue, compared to pre-pandemic years. the secret to this neighborhood succeeding after the pandemic is -- >> the tightknit community. reporter: the owner says taking care of the community means taking care of their employees. >> we increased our wages by 20%. i was able to procure apartments above the shop during the pandemic. we can offer affordable housing to our employees. reporter: these employees take their job seriously. at the end of the day, the, stirrers insider as important as the potential ones driving by. >> what is going on? reporter: every time there is a tourist bus you guys yell?

mitch mcconnell says he is fine after facing a health care today. >> this week has been good bipartisan cooperation. and the strain of - ama: you see it right there, kentucky republican froze for 30 seconds, after speaking at his week news conference. a team of his colleagues check if he was ok, and eventually moved him away from the podium. he returned later and finished the conference. he said -- an aid said that senator felt lightheaded. dan: dramatic events played out in wilmington delaware where the plea deal between the president's son hunter biden and federal prosecutors has fallen apart. hunter biden ended up entering a not guilty plea before the court adjourned for the day. abc7news were order reena roy -- news reporter is in delaware.

reporter: federal prosecutors and the legal team for hunter biden going back and forth as the judge raised the several russians about a plea agreement brokered between the two last month. hunter biden was expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges and enter diversion program which would've allowed him to avoid prosecution on a separate gun felony charge. a dramatic turn of events when the judge raised her concerns about whether the deal was constitutional. hunter biden plead not guilty. the judge deferring the initial agreement. >> he thought he was walking away clean with this deal. the judge seems to ask them questions where there was not an agreement on what he was giving up. he thought he was walking a way with less liability that the prosecutors were holding over him. reporter: the judge was concerned about the partyie -- the parties linking the task agreement on the gun charge and

whether a provision would grant hunter biden blanket immunity, meaning the government will not prosecute him further. republicans criticized the plea arrangement, calling it a sweetheart deal. those negotiated imp appointed -- by trump appointed u.s. attorney, who president biden cap him in his role. hous said an impeachment inquiry is on the table requited -- related to the hunter biden case but suggests it is not imminent. some members have privately called on mccarthy to focus solely on impeaching president biden over any administration official. while both parties have expressed desire to move forward with the deal, the judge has requested additional briefing from them in the next 30 days before deciding next steps. dan: today we spoke abc7news political analyst jackie speier, to get her take.

she shared with others -- with us outcomes if hunter biden were prosecuted. >> in this case, they say it is a sweetheart deal, when you appreciate what happens here, if this went to trial, would a set of jurors find him guilty when he is paid back -- has paid back all his taxes he's owed and the diversion situation where he purchased the gun, when he was using drugs and said he was not, those are somewhat lame in terms of getting a jury to convicted him. dan: now, you can watch interviews like this every weekday. getting answers airs at 3 p.m. every wednesday -- every weekday. ama: 11 people suffered a minor injury including two firefighters when a crane collapsed in new york city. look at this.

you see those people running away. wow. video capture that moment of a crane on a high-rise building, collapsed. it happened on the construction of a 45 story building around 7:30 this morning in manhattan. it was caring 16 tons of concrete, when it collapsed, slamming into a neighboring building, and slam into the ground. everyone who was hurt does not have life-threatening injuries, thankfully. michael: thank much as 5% more than that, now there are catches you need to know about. i michael finney, we will talk about that,

ama: not a whole lot of movement on the stock market, strong earnings from boeing, coke and 3m. its longest consecutive winning streak since 1987.

the nasdaq and s&p were slightly down. the federal reserve raised interest rates to a 22 year high between five and 5.5%. dan: interest rates on cars and mortgages are expected to fall as are the interest emits o -- interest rates on savings accounts. michael: raise your hand when you heard cd and you you first thought of a cd. that is what we think of now. is to be expected. i that you are thinking the same thing. the cds will not play you a song, the ones i'm talking about. but they are offering interest rates above 5%, that are insured by the federal government. for savers, that is one sweet tune. but there are catches. all around san francisco's financial district, there are banks and brokerage houses selling cds. we talk to those walking by. do you know what a bank he is?

>> i've heard of it. yes. michael: certificate of deposit. have you ever had one? >> not that i know of. michael: they have not been popular lately. do you know what a bank cd is? >> a bank cd? no. michael: a wealth advisor people with their investments every day. here, he explains the traditional cd. >> the usually have a fixed rate and fixed term. if believe your money there for three months, six months, nine months, 12 months, up to five years, you're locked in, and at the end of that term you get your principal back, and you get whatever the coupon rate was, whatever the cd rate is at that time. michael: there can be a huge catch. >> if you take the cd out early, if you need the money earlier than what the term commitment is, there is a penalty. michael: it can cost you all the interest you earned and more.

he says there is a workaround. there is a catch with that too. >> if you want a cd when there is no penalty to take it out early, you will get a lower rate. then there is a bump up cd. it's when you're in a raising right rate environment, you can request the bank to bump it up to the higher rate. michael: again, you're going to start with a lower interest rate than you would've received on a traditional cd. and there are other options out there too. the important thing to keep in mind, i'm really trying to impress upon you, is that these are not your grandparents cds. you need to make sure you know what the rules are, before you put down your money. it used to be real basic. they'll work the same, not so much anymore. ama: thank you. dan: a cooling trend began today. we show you how much temperatures dropped.

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ama: happening tomorrow, small parts of palo alto and stanford sprayed to combat west nile virus. the district found mosquitoes with the virus in the area. take aat the map wherethey will,

is centered around peach miller road and hanovert. it will star around 10 p.m. on thursdayast for several hours. if you want to limit exposure you ca keep doors and windows closed, and keep your family and pet inside. dan: part of our daily work to build a better bay area is focusing on changing -- on the changing climate and environment. if you could map key treat by street, and make decisions based on sidewalk temperatures. they are doing that in southern california with the help of powerful massive technology. reporter: as communities in the u.s. and around the world and were triple digit heat waves, the struggle is becoming a matter of life and death. now several major cities are turning to a powerful nasa technology to identify the worst hot zones, neighborhood by neighborhood. a view generated i a supersensitive monitoring instrument -- by a super senate

of monastery -- monitoring instrument -- by a supersensitive monitoring instrument. he heads up the land surface monitoring system at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena. the data is processed in a thermal heat map. this you in paris, the hottest streets are viewed in red. >> you start seeing temperatures of roads and freeways and the finer scale details that are important in the open areas. we need to know what areas are hotter than others. reporter: now, planners in l.a. are using the data to identify overheated streets and neighborhoods that can be cooled with strategies like increasing tree canopy. >> what we found from the data, we are seeing several degrees of cooling along, consistent with the street area they painted.

reporter: several major european cities are adopting a heat monitoring app which guides users to designated cooling areas to battle dangerous heat being fought from space. spencer christian abc7 news. dan: keep in mind the data will get more precise. ama: the nasa jpl team is planning to use a satellite to helped produce even higher resolution images. dan: really interesting work. let's turn our attention to the weather cast -- weather forecast. ama: sandhya patel checking interesting temperatures. sandhya: our coastline 50 to 55 degrees. northern and central california coast, the sea surface temperatures below average for us. check out what it looked like on monday, 101.1 degrees. this is north of key largo, florida. it was a hot tub. this could be a global ocean temperature record.

it was 90 plus off the florida coastline. that is something that we are keeping an eye on. it is not just heat waves on an, but also marine heat waves. nothing like that here. our natural ac, from our exploratorium camera, on live doppler 7, already pushing across the bay. the temperatures tomorrow afternoon will continue to trend lower inland, to mid upper 80's, coastline upper 50's. breezy and windy. temperatures will come up a few degrees over the weekend. but, still mild along the coastline. dan: thinks. -- thanks. ama: time to get into some football. larry: who is ready? the niners opening training camp with the eternal question, who is play quarterback? not brock purdy. trey and sam splitting reps, but what about tomorrow's practice?

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>> now abc7 sports with larry beil. larry: 49ers open training camp in santa clara. he'l be working out a massive contract extension. bertie will take the field for the first time tomorrow. he will throw two days in a row and take a day off. that meant the old of the -- the bulk of the reps went to lance arnold. he entered season three still with -- still a great unknown.

abc 7's chris alvarez of the biggest storyline in camp. quarterback. >> kyle shanahan said anytime rock bertie is -- brock purdy is on the field they will get reps. they have had trouble keeping the quarterback healthy, while brock qb one everyone has to be ready to go. >> i expect them to show they have not gone worse, when they were gone. they get pretty good. what we expect them to do today is what they did on day one. i expect them to be clean with the ball, just show that -- jus show that they have been working. >> quarterback competition is going to be a good one. trey has a better sense, since the last time i saw him, due to his injury. he's got better. i'm excited to see how this camp will go. >> i thought our quarterbacks will go -- did well today. maybe we have a plethora of quarterbacks.

i've had put her back -- quarterback controversy. i will say nice things about everybody. that is just what i do. >> the journey begins today. the season opener is sunday, september 10. super bowl 58, 200 days from now, we can't wait. with the 49ers, chris alvarez. larry: chris is counting down. the giant for offense, they are calling up one of the best prospects in the organization, that is marco luciano. two homers in six games with sacramento. 21 years old from the dominican republic, the top positional player prospect. giants and a's wrap up the bay bridge series tonight. a's fans called on giants fans to help unite the bay and join them in urging the owner to sell the team. before the game, a's fans held their own event, giving away shirts, posters in hopes that during the fifth inning, both fan bases with send a very loud

message. >> you can hear the chant in the background of so the team. passionate. it is cool to see them come together tonight. >> the a's fans asked the giants fans to join them in their protesting. >> a lot of unchartered territory for us. we understand the fans frustration and emotion behind the chants. larry: volume, that was how loud it was. wnba star sabrina sending o

the first pitch, nicely done, sabrina. she is just a natural. and women's world cup soccer team trailing, against the netherlands at the half. we will have highlights at 11:00. that's a significant upset. ama: coming up tonight, it's judge steve harvey at 8:00, followed by the wonder years at 9:00, and abbott elementary at 9:30, and america's funniest home videos at 10:00. stay tuned for abc7 news at 11:00. that will do it for us, thank you for joining us. dan: from all of us here, we appreciate your time, we hope you have a nice evening.

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