joining us. the principal of a sonoma county catholic prep school has been fired over unauthorized charges on a school credit card. more than $100,000, according to the pastor. >> and the man now faces a criminal investigation. i-team reporter dan noyes has been looking into the case. and you've got the story for us, dan? >> well, and larry, this now former principal is well known at several of the bay area's catholic high schools. he worked at riordan in san francisco, marin, catholic, and now has been forced out of saint vincent de paul in petaluma. the lead detective in the petaluma police investigations unit confirms to the i-team that they have opened a criminal investigation at the request of officials at saint vincent de paul college prep into former principal patrick daly, who got fired just as the school year gets underway. they suspected some type of wrongdoing in the realm of embezzlement or unauthorized purchases. >> they asked us to open a criminal investigation, which we have. daly worked at the school

for six years now. >> staff members are combing records and researching questions posed by investigators. the cases at a very early stage at this point, we're waiting for those documents and asks and that's really where we're at. no one at the school would comment today, well, you're in public, so i'm on property. yeah, so am i. okay >> good luck to you. >> not the director of admissions, the interim principal or officials at saint vincent de paul parish or the santa rosa diocese. as a parent sent me this message they received from the pastor of the school, father william donahue, detailing more than $100,000 in unauthorized charges on a school creditsied to principal daly, including $52,000 in cash advances and thousands more inlth related expensrestration, life insurance premiums, a payment t the state tax board. thousands to the san leandro marina and in vet bills, the pastor points out the school doesn't own a boat or a pet. well, i'm very disappointed. the controversy comes as a shock to the parents,

students and neighbors of the school. >> the families and the staff have put their trust in mr. daly. >> and i feel as though it's been violated. well i'm pretty shocked. >> i mean, i've lived here for over 20 years. i've never had a problem with the school. >> daly became known to the community after he fired african-american staff in 2020, sparking this protest race played no part in in the layoff of four individuals. and after he appeared at a white house symposium with then-president trump that same summer. >> good afternoon, mr. president. i'm patrick daly, the principal of saint vincent depaul high school in petaluma daly pushed for schools to reopen as the pandemic faded. i can't thank you enough for your leadership of our country. and thank you for this honor. >> i called daly, visited his home and the marina where he allegedly kept a boat and have not been able to reach him to the petaluma argus-courier. he denied using sch money inappropriately, saying, as far as i'm concerned, the truth will ultimately come out. and i'm getting new information about

mr. daly's time at those other schools and why he left so maybe more to come. and by the way, just in the past hour, i got a text from mr. daly giving me the name of his lawyer. i've called and emailed and haven't heard back. but when i do, we will put it out there on our website. abc7 news.com. >> i'm sure you will follow up. thanks. thank you. dan. >> all right. and to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen or go to abc7 news.com slash i-team. >> all right, new details now. body was found along the shore in alameda. 27 year ohel buckner of pleasanton was found dead in july near the bay f island bridge that connects bay farm islan to alameda's main island. detectiy evence uncovered last monped them identify act a police have arrested a 42 year old pleasanton man. they arrested him yesterday. they have not given us his name today. >> san francisco police released body cam video of the deadly shooting of a man in the tenderloin neighborhood last month. officers responded to reports of a man armed with a large knife who was threatening

people. video shows the moment officers arrived and saw the suspect identified as 50 or 54 year old richard everett. they spent about 20 minutes trying to get him to drop the knife. >> hey, put the knife down. put the knife down. hey, gentlemen, get out of here. hey put the knife down, down! hey, get out of here. john five. we're giving one commands for wait stage. put the knife down. now. >> police say two officers opened fire when everett came at them swinging the knife, which was tethered to his wrist. new information on last night's fatal shooting of a man by hayward police officers. the department's acting chief says officers responded to a report of a man with a gun near a parking garage. he says the man who was unhoused refused orders to drop the weapon and that officers opened fire when he pointed it at them. officers later determined the weapon was a b-b gun. andrea koontz lives on the streets and knew the man and he was up in here last night

drinking with a fake gun. >> like a fake gun. a fake gun in his backpack. and like i think he might have pulled it wanting suicide by cop. >> she says she didn't hear officers say stop or wait or put the weapon down. >> police haven't said how many shots were fired. the name of the man killed has not been released. >> building a better bay area in downtown san francisco. it's been a little over six months since mayor breed laid out her roadmap to revitalize the downtown area. and while some of her strategies for bringing people and events back appear to be working, others are clearly more of a work in progress. abc7 news reporter suzannephan taking a closer look at the state of downtown, suzanne. >> so larry, one of mayor breed's strategies was to make downtown san francisco a cultural destination and tomorrow night it will be just that with as many as 12,000 people expected for the last scheduled bhangra and beats night market on battery street, business leaders say these cultural events have injected energy and excitement into the area. but the question now is how can the city keep this

momentum going? what do you say? >> no to? >> i'll say it's big, it's beautiful, it's loud. it gets people dancing. >> bhangra and beats. night market has drawn big crowds to downtown san francisco to times now. >> it's been a huge success. the first two events had about 10,000 folks come to them. >> it'll happen again friday night from 5 to 10 p.m. they're expecting as many as 12,000 people. three blocks of battery street will be shut down for the south asian night market. >> what they love about the event is the music and the dance and the food. so it is the culture that is bringing them and what's making them want to come back. >> mayor london breed has nine strategies to help revit's rise downtown san francisco. one of them is to transform downtown into a leading arts culture and nightlife destination by creating an entertainment zone, a major pillar of the downtown recovery strategy is to bring arts and culture and nightlife to downtown and to make it a destination for all of those

different activities south of market desi dungannon with cultivate labs says night markets and block parties work undiscovered. sf is a free filipino block party coming up on september 16th, undiscovered sf has been going on for seven years. >> it's first five years. we were a night market and has done wonders in revitalizing south the market for the filipino community. >> another challenge comes from the definition of downtown. some say revitalizing downtown is a lot more complicated because there are so many different neighborhoods facing their own challenges. a point san francisco standard reporter kevin trung highlight during a virtual chat today. >> the problem with this sort of amorphous definition of downtown is that the problem is facing mid market. are not the same problems facing the financial district and there are some difficulties in kind of coming up with a comprehensive strategy when the challenges are a little bit different and the mayor says a key part of downtown san francisco's recovery is attracting big conferences and

conventions. >> of course, we've got a big one coming up, dreamforce, that brought in 40,000 attendees last year and then in november, san francisco will host apec, the global economic summit, live in the newsroom. suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. tonight, the vta board is considering a plan to build hundreds of those tiny homes for unhoused people on one of its properties in san jose. the location is the suburban division bus yard. vta has already leased three other sites to the cities of san jose and mountain view for interim housing. and tonight the board will vote on whether to lease the sironi site. the mayor says if all goes as planned, the quick build community could open sometime next year. >> vta officials have a decision to make whether to put narcan on busses and trains. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at the plan on fentanyl overdose deaths have been a problem plaguing the south bay. >> we have had a death as young as three months old from fentanyl poisoning all the way up to you middle aged adults.

>> now a referral by county supervisor cindy chavez aims to put overdose reversal treatment. narcan on vta busses, light rail cars and transit stations. chavez is also a vice chair on vta's board of directors. >> we want to make narcan available and make it ubiquitous , really anywhere that people are. >> this vta passenger who did not want to go on camera says he recently witnessed what he believes was an overdose on a bus. >> the paramedics came and had to take him off the bus and he was unconscious. and i don't know what happened to him after that, but i think that if he was oding, that narcan on the bus could have helped. >> we also spoke with other public transit users who support the possibility. i don't see any downsides to it. >> if it can, you know, potentially save someone's life. >> but some have reservations, including some v.t.a employees. i spoke with one who did not want to go on camera. vta passenger william was also part of that conversation. i got a big education here today. the concern center around the pressure it could put on vta employees during an emergency, like giving mouth to mouth or

something like that, which could be a practicing your whole life. >> and now you see somebody overdosing on drugs and you don't know exactly if you're doing the right thing at the right time. chavez says training, education and support will be key. >> very easy to use. it's a nasal spray that can be sprayed very quickly, and it's intended to keep spraying as you keep the person alert until help arrives . and because of that, the training is not long. it's not complicated. and while i think it could for some people feel like a lot of pressure, i think for others it will feel like an opportunity to help. >> for now, the referral would direct staff to look into the possibility of equipping vehicles and centers with narcan if the board votes in favor of doing that thursday night, they would work with the transit union on the best ways to start the program. if that happens, chavez hopes vta will have the narcan by the beginning of next year. in san jose. zach fuentes, abc7 news. >> if you or someone you know is struggling with drug addiction, you can find a list of local resources on our website. abc7 news.com slash take action. >> all right, still to come on abc seven news at six seven on

your side there are some warnings your home insurance bill might be going up. michael feeney will join us live. >> there's a unique food giveaway happening in the north bay for those experiencing sight loss and food insecurity. >> i'm cornell bernard in santa rosa. that story coming up. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures trending higher, heading into the weekend. i'll have your forecast coming up when abc7 news

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sid garcia from our sister station in los angeles has the details. >> 1799 outside amazon studios in culver city. striking actors and writers rallied, urging support for california senate bill 799. >> it is beyond time for striking workers for all workers to have this tiny bit of relief during something as stressful and as powerful as a strike. >> the bill, if passed, means striking actors and writers would be eligible to apply for unemployment insurance because

california does not have unemployment insurance, which would provide some financial cushion to those engaged in a work stoppage like ours. >> second, writers have had to rely on strike loans, donations, film anthrope second and third jobs to pay for their basic needs. >> i am ready, willing and able to work. i am desperate to work . >> other labor unions joined their rally to support the actors and writers and to urge the state legislature to pass the bill and send it to the governor's desk to sign. union. the 800,000 union members of the los angeles county federation of labor is standing with you. >> and we got your back. >> the wga strike has now lasted 129 days and the sag after strike has been going on for nearly two months. there were talks between the studios and

the two unions recently, but so far no deal is imminent. outside the warner bros. studio clergy joined the picket lines, praying that the strike will end soon. >> the match is set for today. is sitting in the table and trying to do some solution as soon as possible. >> now that sb 799 is out of committee, i'm told it could be on the governor's desk for his signature by next friday. in culver city outside amazon studios, i'm sid garcia, abc seven news. students return to class today at oakland's skyline high school, days after a shooting on campus for which police arrested three people. >> the shooting happened tuesday morning and forced the school into lock down for hours. no one was hurt. on tuesday, oakland police arrested two people and confiscated a gun. today, the department announced the arrest of a third person and that a second firearm was recovered. all the suspects are under 18. a fundraiser for a woman hit by a stray bullet while walking her

dog around lake merritt is nearing its goal. the shooting happened on monday, labor day, around 1230 in the afternoon. oakland police say several suspects fired at a car on lakeside drive near madison street. a bullet struck kylie kienitz, an innocent bystander. she runs a vintage shop called heads or tails, on piedmont avenue. her gofundme says she underwent surgery and is recovering more than 500 people have donated and the total is approaching the $35,000 goal. we have a link to the gofundme on our website. you're seeing it there. abc7 news .com. >> solemn tribute today for a california man killed during world war two. firefighters and first responders lined overpasses to honor the repatriation of the remains of sailor wilbur mitts, which arrived today at san jose mineta international airport and then taken by hearse to a cemetery in monterey county. mitts was killed when the plane he was in went down in the pacific ocean 79 years ago this sunday. according to the monterey herald, a team recovered mitts

remains. in 2019, more than a decade after they located the plane's wreckage, mitts will be laid to rest in mission memorial park in seaside. >> all right. we are getting to our weather now. >> yeah, here's sandy patel. a little bit of a warm up coming. >> yeah, absolutely. we're going to bump those temperatures up into the low to mid 90s this week. and larry and emma, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our sutro tower. camera was a mild to warm day with temperatures ranging from the mid 60s to the upper 80s and a combination of this sunshine and fog over san francisco that low pressure system that has been just kind of lingering out west, keeping our temperatures down is going to be moving on out. high pressure here nudging towards the bay area. and as it does, temperatures going up by a couple of degrees as the flow around the high is clockwise as it may draw up some of this tropical moisture from hurricane jova. now so it's not going to hit california or baja. it's actually going to move away over the waters west northwestward

and weakened. but the leftover moisture could result in a couple of showers around the central coast between late tomorrow night and saturday. so keep that in mind if all the right dynamics come together, instability, they could see a thunderstorm or two. but for the bay area, it's a stable pattern . we have the fog on live doppler seven and here it is from our emeryville camera. as we look at the port of oakland low to mid 60s san francisco, oakland right now, san jose, 76 degrees. really mild in palo alto at 71 and a cool 57.5 moon bay. blue skies from our walnut creek camera and really good air quality out there mid to upper 70s santa rosa novato 83 fairfield and in concord 81 degrees in livermore and a lovely view from our pier 39 camera. the sea lions seem to be just relaxing. we've got the low clouds there as you can see. areas of fog and low clouds overnight sunny and warmer. the next few days. hot summer weather coming your way inland sunday and monday. not exactly hot tonight, but at 7:00 it'll be mild in the 70s, inland 50s,

coast side, the fog will spread across the bay by 9 p.m. temperatures in the 50s to 70s. tomorrow morning we start you off with the fog. tomorrow afternoon. those temperatures coming up by a few degrees. they'll be in the 80s to low 90s for our warmest spots. so your morning numbers will be in the 50s and 60s. that marine layer that deepened is going to compress. so there may be some thick fog right near the coast. keep that in mind as you're commuting tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, los gatos, 86 degrees, 83, san jose, 87 in gilroy on the peninsula. san mateo, 76 degrees, 75. menlo park, mid 60s, coast side. and it's going to be nice in san francisco, 70 degrees. breezy with some patchy fog lingering near the coast. north bay, 83 in san rafael, 86 in santa rosa, heading into the east bay 75. oakland 77. hayward inland areas will be warm up to 86. in walnut creek, 88 in livermore, 90 degrees in brentwood and fairfield. now pride festival is

happening in oakland and the parade this weekend. it is going to be nice, comfortable weather at 11 a.m. 67 sunshine and in the mid to mid 70s to low 80s for the afternoon hours dropping off at 7 p.m. as we get closer to sunset. accuweather 70 forecast temperatures going up by a few degrees each and every day through sunday mid 90s, inland mid 60s coast and we'll have our summer spread for monday with cooler weather. for those of you who don't like the heat next week. larry. >> all right. looks good. thanks, sandhya. all right. >> roads are closed in downtown san francisco around moscone center for dreamforce. the conference put on by salesforce is one of the biggest tech events in the world, drawing an estimated 40,000 people to the city. now, it doesn't start until next week, but howard street is already closed between third and fourth streets. and you can see the setup for the conference is underway. dreamforce officially opens on tuesday. all roads will reopen sunday, september 7th. it's a lot of building going on there.

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tech fear of more interest rate hikes remains after unemployment benefits fell last week. the dow was the only index that closed in the green today. here's a closer look at thursday's numbers. the dow added 57 points. the nasdaq lost 123. the s&p closed down 14. mortgage rates dropped slightly for the second week in a row. but home affordability remains at its lowest, lowest level in nearly

40 years. the 30 year fixed mortgage rate is still hovering above 7. one year ago, it was 5.89. the last time, it was under 6. the fed will meet later this month to decide whether to raise interest rates again. it is bogo time at starbucks, as in buy one, get one free. >> there are some limits as let me tell you how it works. every thursday afternoon through september, starbucks rewards members who buy one fall favorite drink will get a second drink at no cost. and that includes the fan favorite pumpkin spice latte, as well as six other drinks on the starbucks fall menu. the offer can only be used once each thursday, so you can't keep driving around in the drive through there and just keep getting two drinks. no word yet of any matching offers from starbucks competitors. can i be your bogo, larry? absolutely, yes. you get the free one. >> coming up next, the saga of a stranded sailboat, restraining orders, federal court and the boats captain, who is one heck of a character. >> here's a question. will you

pay more for insurance? because of closed doors meetings in sacramento? i'm michael finney. we'll take a

added sailboat has been stuck in the sand for more than a month, and the sailor only has until monday to move it. he ran aground at upton beach right near stinson beach today. >> a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, giving him a few more days to move his boat before the county intervenes. >> abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra has the latest from the beach and the courtroom. >> a sandy shipwreck on stinson beach. a sailor in route to seattle stuck on the shoreline since july 31st. it belongs to logan walker who calls himself captain. what happened to your shoes? i'm uh- they're gone. >> i don't know what happened to them. >> the captain walked out of federal court today without shoes, relaxed, lighting up his pipe after a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, giving him a few extra

days before marin county deputies will take his boat off the beach. now, walker has until monday at noon to get this boat into the water or else the county will intervene. do you have help plan to get the boat out of the sand? >> yeah, it could be out of here. real, real soon. how soon? the next tide. >> until then, the clock is ticking. walker is concerned if the county does it, it will ruin his boat and impact the environment. >> my view is way better than theirs ever was. they're fixed to the problem is cut up. my boat, which is really bad for the environment. >> the county argued in court the boat is interfering with the public's right to enjoy the beach. >> a beautiful beach just decimated with all this garbage . >> sarah atherton says she doesn't understand why it's taking so long. we're a little upset because i feel like he's taking advantage. >> people are making him meals every day, and they set up a gofund me to get his boat towed out. >> but erica lowry argues maybe it's worth the wait. >> i understand it's an eyesore

, but you know it has cost everybody a lot of money, maybe $50,000 or something like that. a taxpayer's money mixed emotions tied up on the issue like the rope and tackle stuck in the sand, all of it ironically, bringing the community together over the past week, community members have banded together to move the boat about 90 degrees. >> so it's one step closer getting to the water. >> i am really happy to see the community come together and work under difficult conditions, sometimes middle of the night, because we have to go by the tides for sure have learned a lot about what it takes to get a boat off the beach. >> captain gave me permission to sit on the side of the boat. he's actually in sausalito getting some materials, hoping to get this boat off into shore. if it doesn't happen by monday at noon, marin county sheriff's deputies will be here to scout the area to see how they can disassemble the boat to get it safely off. reporting from stinson beach, stephanie sierra, abc seven news cycle relics like

magic mushrooms are one signature away from decriminalization in california . >> this afternoon, a final state senate vote sent the bill to the governor's desk. this measure would allow people 21 and up to possess and use small amounts of psychedelic picks. opponents say hallucinogens can cause paranoia and psychological trauma. lisa hudson lost her son in 2020 after he took mushrooms, thinking he could fly. he jumped off a deck. >> i'm fearful for teenagers for young adults, for veterans that don't have a therapist there, and a supportive, controlled setting. >> proponents claim hallucinogens can be used for monitored treatment of addiction, ptsd, depression and anxiety. a new bill that's in response to the deadly shooting two years ago at the vta yard is making its way through the legislature. it would require businesses to have plans to respond to violent incidents, including smash and grab robberies. reporter carlos

granda with our sister station in los angeles, spoke with a bay area lawmaker who's behind this proposal. >> we have seen these violent smash and grab robberies. it all happens in a matter of seconds. and workers often don't know how to react or deal with it. the bill is saying is, my god, we don't even have the basic protocols in place for violence that we have for earthquakes and fires. state senator dave cortese authorized senate bill 553, which requires that all businesses create plans and provide extensive training to deal with any workforce violence. the bill came about after the shooting in 2021 at the santa clara valley transportation authority. it left nine people dead. >> an active shooter that, frankly, could have been apprehended pretty quickly if that swat team could have just gotten inside the door. but there was no plan for that. >> detailed plans would prepare workers for different types of workplace violence like these smash and grab robberies. there was controversy, however, over an earlier version of this bill, which would not have allowed

businesses or even security to confront any robbers. that has been eliminated. >> we actually went back into the bill and took out any reference to the word shoplifting and retail at all prior version of sb 553 made it difficult to even speak to suspected shoplifters. >> and that was something that retailers thought they had to be able to do at minimum, someone has to check your receipt. someone has to be a security guard in the store. >> after those changes, the california chamber of commerce is now neutral on the bill, but says with detailed records of all incidents and more training, it could still have a financial impact on small businesses. >> setting up a workplace violence prevention plan and getting training done. keeping records. those are still costs. >> the bill now moves to the assembly if it passes and is approved by the governor, it would go into effect on july 1st of next year. i'm carlos granda, abc seven news as well. >> today first lady jill biden tested negative for covid. the white house says she first tested positive on monday and

had mild symptoms. negative tests came shortly before president biden left the white house for his trip to india for the group of 20 summit. the president also tested negative for the virus today, as he was throughout the week. pressure on legislators is heating up in sacramento as insurance companies ask for industry stabilization and consumer activists are asking for transparency. seven on your side's michael finney is keeping track and he's here now. michael trying to keep track. >> trying to keep track. wow. nothing official has gone public yet, but the industry is said to want looser rate regulations and for policyholders to pick up the tab for high risk property owners. is information floating around. sacramento points to an industry push for a major change in california's insurance regulations. robert harrell heads up the consumer federation of california. >> rumors are abundant, but the thread through all of this is the consumer groups. and we've

asked i know cfc did have been literally exclude added from the conversations and the negotiations by the insurance industry. >> ralph nader is concerned too, though this means a lot of the deals that are going to be cut will be cut in secret. >> there won't be public hearings and groups like consumer watchdog will be put on the sidelines. >> however, industry group, the personal insurance federation of california, says we do not and have not had a legislative proposal. consumer groups aren't so sure and today sent a letter to the governor and legislative leaders asking for a halt to discussions. >> this is no way to run a country. this is no way for the state of california to conduct its business. >> then there is a memo being passed around where a handful of business groups say ensure commissioner ricardo lara supports sorts an industry proposal. we asked the commissioner's office if that was true. we did not get an

answer to that question, but we're told in part many claims are flying. the commissioner is actively at work on behalf of consumers and moving at the speed of good decisions on what's best for the health of the market. congressmember john garamendi was california's first insurance commissioner and wrote much of what regulates the industry. >> today, the governor seems to be involved, fearing a crisis that led legislature doesn't know what to do and the insurance industry seems to be writing the playbook. garamendi says any proposal passed in this legislative session would be bad news for consumers if they succeed. guaranteed california policy holders are going to once again be screwed by the insurance industry. >> now, if there is legislation, my understanding is it must be introduced by monday. so this could be a wild weekend in sacramento. i'll report back when it comes to insurance, it's

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stuff by yourself to do it by yourself is tough. so let's make it easy for folks to deal with getting access to food. >> this is on their turf and allows them to ask questions or making suggestions of like, hey, we really like peanut butter. it's like, great, we'll start bringing peanut butter. no, not even avocado. >> no, no. >> alison goodwin says the food bank's mission is providing food and resources wherever it's needed. clients like roxanne are happy for the help she even scored some treats. >> oh, yeah, i did. i got some snackies. >> oh, we'll do the raisin bagel deals in santa rosa. >> cornell. bernard abc7 news coming up next. >> we are looking ahead to the weekend with sandy's seven day forecast. >> but first a reminder oakland pride takes place this sunday ab a proud sponsor join abc7 news reporch fuentes and ansar hassan as theyring you the parade live starting at 11 a.m. we're streaming live on abc7 news.com as well as the abc7 bay area thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer,

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good across the entire bay area. and as you will notice, it's just beautiful in santa cruz. good air quality expected tomorrow is going to go good to moderate for saturday, sunday. so you're still good for outdoor plans on live doppler seven fog near the coastline. tomorrow afternoon, we're going to warm it up by a few degrees. low 90s inland mid 60s coast where the breeze will be sitting. and now let's turn your attention to hurricane lee in the atlantic uh- you can see this storm has a very well-defined eye. it is a category four, went from a two to a four in just a matter of hours, packing winds of 130 miles an hour. it is expected to remain over the open atlantic, becoming a cat five as early as tomorrow with 160 mile an hour

winds. now, the biggest impact with this is going to be rough surf, rip currents for the leeward islands. puerto rico. and by sunday, the east coast of the united states will be looking at those big swells and dangerous ones at that. the accuweather seven day forecast temperatures inching up as we inch closer to the weekend, mid 90s inland sunday, monday, mid 60s coast. so we bring the heat back but it's only a couple of days and it's not extreme. back to the 80 ends next week. larry and irma. >> all right, thanks, andrea. today is thursday. >> i didn't say anything. >> thursday night football. >> yes. yeah. yeah i'm in for dan casey. here's got sports. you have a star studded lineup of nick bosa. you have steve young, you have mr. october. yeah, we got everybody. >> and you know, wednesday is when nick bosa agreed to sign his contract to the 49 ers, something got the bag he got wednesday. i'll tell you, i 149 ers legend wants to see him in bubble wrap and mr. october

reggie jackson is gearing up to take a huge swing at major league baseball. that scoop is next. in sports

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worried about nick getting hurt. i mean, honestly, i'm like, it feels like a guy that could get hurt any time he hasn't been lately, but it's like, i don't want to see him. i don't want him. i don't even want him in a car. i don't want him like, don't do anything. and we'll see you in pittsburgh. in fact, you know, let's put him in a bubble and get him to pittsburgh. and then like, yeah, bubble wrap him. like, let's make sure he's good to go. because the truth is, this team is better than everybody. and now we've just got to go prove it. yeah. >> protect bosa at all costs. now, october is coming. more specifically, mr. october, reggie jackson, the five time world series champ with 563 career home runs, is getting ready to take one more big swing and that swing is at major league baseball. i'm hearing from multiple sources that mr. october is planning to file a lawsuit. and since the statute of limitations has passed, california lawmakers are amending legislation to allow him to do it. all of this could be announced as soon as tomorrow . the issue dates back to 2005, when jackson was part of an ownership group to buy the a's. his offer was that he'd pay, get

this, 25 million more than any other bid for the team. but reggie suddenly got the silence treatment. here's how he explained it to siriusxm's howard stern. >> bud said to me, he said, reggie, stay with me. i'll guide you through. i'll get this done for you. don't worry about it. and then all of a sudden it came out that the a's were sold to a guy by the name of lou woolf. >> huh. >> bud selig's college buddy. it broke my heart. i was i went into depression for about six months now. >> i know reggie has been critical of oakland, and he even told the new york times back in 2005 that he'd be willing to move the a's to las vegas. but opinions can change, and i'd like to hear what he has to say. and those are things i plan to ask him about next time we have a chance to sit down. yep. that's me right there with reggie. well over a decade ago. let's do it all over again. mr. october. so after all this time, why now? why would he choose to sue major league baseball? and my thought is this. reggie is an

employee of a major league baseball team. he was still involved with the game. you don't want to ruffle the feathers of major league baseball when you're actively working for major league baseball. as you know, larry, major league baseball has vast tentacles. they have their hands in all kinds of things. so that's why you're seeing these ownership groups want to buy the a's. they want to step up, but they cannot step up because there's various reasons why they have other interests going on. many other people that want to buy the a's are kind of involved with major league baseball in other ways, and they don't want to upset them. otherwise, how will they ever get the team? so this reggie lawsuit thing could really shake things up out here in the east bay. >> i'm thinking of a specific pitcher who comes to mind with a's ties. it's both painful and mind boggling to think that bud selig would say, we don't want reggie jackson, we don't want bill gates. we don't want paul allen, who was alive at the time . we want this ownership group, lou wolff and john fisher. unbelievable yeah. >> well, john fisher, lou wolff. lou wolff was bud selig's frat

buddy, and now john fisher owns the a's. and you see him trying to take the team away. so this could be the one last big swing that they need out here to shake things up. it's been way too quiet lately for sure. >> all right. thank you, casey. you've been on the a's beat for a while here. so we'll look forward to your report tomorrow. coming up tonight on abc seven at eight generation gap, followed at nine by the prank panel on shark tank airs at ten. >> and stay with us for abc seven news at 11. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beal for sandy patel. casey pratt all of us here at abc7 news have a good night and we'll see you right back here at 11 p.m.

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