i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the ruling orders the federal government reunite families separated at the border quickly. >> yes, a federal judge in san diego ordered the trump administration to stop taking children from their parents. >> the court orders requires children under the age of 5 be reunited with their families within 14 days, two weeks. children age 5 and older must be back with their families within 30 days. >> the order also requires officials provide parents contact with their children by phone within ten days of separation. the aclu filed this lawsuit. in tonight, where people protested a plan to create an immigrant camp at the former naval weapons station. concord's city council discussed the federal government's proposal to create a tent city there for 47,000 migrants as they wait for a court hearing. people opposed to the camp demanded city council take action against it. >> we want to urge you, our city leaders, to condemn this internment camp, this plan, all of these camps. they are immoral, d

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.have lot of special coverage tonight. begin with larry beil. nba has undeniable new dynasty. >> tell you what, warriors are tough it beat and going to continue that way for a while. wanted to finish offer the series and end it tonight. mission accomplished. crushed the cavs and left the crowd in quicken loans arena quiet and still celebrating. kevin durant second larry o'brien trophy and second finals mvp. lone warriors with 43 points. triple-double. steph won everything but the times mvp. close this

. >> i'm ama daetz. a car broke loose from the bed of a tow truck killing lynn yawn that preciado. >> lilian kim is live. >> reporter: this area is now patched up, where she was working at the time of the accident. she was a single mom, by all accounts great at her job. >> she knew her job, amazing plumber. >> reporter: those who worked alongside her are devastated to lose a friend, colleague and mentor. repairing a leak when struck and killed by car that rolled off bed of a tow truck. one of a few female plumbers for the city, started as apprentice in 2012, promoted. took care of business. doing most of the work. guys on top feeding her making connections. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating the accident, unclear how the car broke loose. operator casey martinez was called in after the crash. said j hooks were used to secure the vehicles. >> if j hooks in place and slid off, hit a place. never seen a car fall off the back. >> reporter: leaves a two-year-old daughter, single mom in process

. >> i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. there is concern that consumers may be paying the ice. >> wayne frayedman is live in santa rosa to start our team coverage for you, wayne. >> reporter: good evening, dan. $2.5 billion as you said is the minimum. it could be as high as $15 billion. what's more interesting is that this is the first time pg&e assigned a number to the damage that came in the form of a warning to investors to explain what all that means. let's begin with the money guy. >> i would say that it -- it's not an admission of guilt, okay. it's an admission that they have this potential liability and they need to start reserving money for the potential that it -- it becomes a fact that they have to pay. >> mark edwards is a money manager with winen investment. he zribd the nuances of what investors call a liability writedown. $2.5well which represents almost two years profits for the company. yet with the news pg&e stock rose 1.3% today. >> the market is interpreting it as okay we now know more than we knew yester

. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de. we begin first with abc news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants. abc news confirmed today that an internal document prepared for the u.s. navy secretary's signature outlines plans to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned airfields in florida and alabama, another 47,000 migrants at camp pendleton in southern california. and an additional 47,000 migrants at what was the concord naval weapons station. >> and in one word this is madness. >> congressman mark desaulnier was caught off guard saying he heard nothing about it until the news broke this after

. >> and i'm ama daetz. president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un wrapped up their summit just moments ago. >> they just sat to sign documents in singapore moments ago. the president would not say what those documents were precisely, but assured everyone they would benefit the world. >> abc 7 news rorter karen averashe latest from singapore. >> a moment for history. president trump and kim jong-un shaking hands. the first sitting u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader. mr. trump and kim all smiles ahead of their meeting. no aides with them, just their translators. later, another meeting and a working lunch. >> a really fantastic meeting. a lot of progress. really very positive. i think better than anybody could have expected. top of the line. really good. >> and about four and a half hours after they first met, president trump and kim jong-un signing a joint statement. >> so we're signing a very important document. pretty comprehensive document. and we've had a really great term together

. >> and i am ama daetz. >> there is still unsettled business in terms of finding a permanent solution. >> the adults will remain in custody. >> as for the children, families will not be immediately reunited. abc7 news wayne freedman is life with that part of the story. >> reporter: so much discussion. both before and after the signing of the executive issue. if this ever needed a catalyst, we have found it. >> how would would it be possible for images like these to pass without igniting a debate? it isn't possible. especially in the bay area. >> we think it is wrong to criminalize an entire population of people based on their national origin, and based on their language. >> this has been going on for 60 years. 60 years and nobody has taken care of it. nobody has the political courage to take care of it. >> reporter: there were places and people with whom those sentiment resonated. steve kemp supports president trump. >> if they came with their parents, it is their parent's fault. their parents should have come through a normal point of entry. >> we do need immigration reform. a truly

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- claire danes. from "superfly," jason mitchell. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from pusha t. and now, finally, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice, thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. i'm happy to have you here. there's no chanting. we don't have chanting officials. that's very nice. welcome.

i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. larry beil has the night off. pg&e says costs could be as high as $15 billion. >>> wayne friedman has the details. wayne. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's fascinating about this, ama. this is the first time pg&e has associated a 3/4 number with damage in the fires. they told investors today $2.5 billion was the minimum. pg&e also said $15 billion is possible. from ashes outside a grove turns into dollars. this morning pg&e notified of an 8 k filing and a potential $15 billion loss, like a financial weather report for a storm on the horizon. >> i would say that it's not an admission of guilt. okay. it's an admission that they have this potential liability and they need to start reserving money for the potential that it -- that actually becomes a fact that they have to pay. >> mark edwards a money manager with winen investment explains the knew ands, the minimum $2.5 million right now represents almost two years profits for the company and yet with the news pg&e stock rose 1.3% today. >> the market is interpreting

good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. temperatures spike tomorrow. the east bay hills camera. >> concord and antioch see some of the hottest temperatures tomorrow. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian here with that appear the advisories in place. >>> it's hot teeth even hotter tomorrow. that raises the restrictive of fire and heat related illness. a look at live doppler 7 sunny xia are skies across the bay area. 102 in clover dale and concord. 99 in brent wood and livermore and many other locations high temperatures in the 90s today. more trimle digits tomorrow. as a result of this spike in heat the heat advisory is in effect for tomorrow fop heat related illnesses pl overexposure to this heat direct sunlight can lead to heat stroke, heat exhaustion. we have a higher fire danger as i mentioned earlier. a red flag warning is in effect tomorrow and sunday for the counties of solano and lake and hills and mountains of the north bay and the east way. i'll have a closer look at weather conditions when the heat breaks later ama. >> thank you. >>> t

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. beil, sandhya patel, all of our hard-working team tonight, thank you for joining >>> tv's daily viral video show, right this minute. >>> this guy is in the wrong place at the wrong time. the lucky escape after a dangerous explosion. >> it couldn't have been worse timing for this guy. >>> a man gets a massive shock walking into his home. >>. >> this is a homeowner. >> see what happened to his house and how she plans to pay for the massive bill to fix it. >>> and a makeup artist helps her mom and her battle with aloe p alopecia. >> it gives hope to anybody. >>> plus he is planning to spend >> you kick it and strike it it acts like a solid. if you move gently into it ate acts like a liquid. >> no. you have to stick it out, boo. >> he does this to himself. >>> a garage fight in russia has an intention of local residents. it is kind of having a closer peak. the person with the camera is a little bit further away. you never know what can be inside because anything can happen. >> it is in fu

i'm ama daetz. for larry, sandhya, all of us, thanks for joining us. >> we leave you with highlights from the dubs' clean sweep of the cavs. world champions again. >> good night everyone. go dubs! woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sad, sad news. his wife kelly sent a tweet at 3:39 saying i'm heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates, and 49ers fans who sent their love during his battle with als. dwight a two-time super bowl champion best known for the catch, this iconic play with joe montana rolling out to his right, throwing in desperation in the 1982 nfc championship game and dwight hauling it into the end zone that hailed him as an icon for life for the 49er family. dwight was honored last season as his als started to ravage his body and all those close to him knew that the end was coming. we didn't know how soon it was but he had moved with his family, his wife, to montana for his final days to try to be at peace. said good-bye to so many of his teammates. i have to say the times i spent with dwight clark one of the things you always felt with him was he always made

i'm dan ashley, ama daetz is off. get to lisa amin gulezian, outside, union city line. >> reporter: still a very active scene at this hour. police lieutenant confirms that five people have been shot, taken to the hospital, all conscious at the time. now this is still a very confusing scene as lieutenant called it. what i can tell you, there was at least one service taking place inside the chapel when the shooting started outside. woman whose deceased mother's viewing was taking place inside heard the shots. also said had she arrived, there was a pop-up tent in the parking lot and people seemed to be partying underneath it, drinking, some with guns. >> right outside my mom's viewing. so -- they told us we were on lockdown for an hour and we were there, whole time told us not to get out. >> officers arrived to chaotic scene. didn't know who was involved with the situation. weren't sure if we were contacting suspects or victims or witnesses. so officers detained several people at the scene, fleeing from the scene or that

thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. >> we're going to have a lot of happy people. >>> president trump puts out a big political fire why he changed course about separating families at the berd. what happens next and what lawmakers have to say about it. >>> new details and old scandal at the santa clara county joy lynn the latest maneuver about racist ikss. >> needles on the seats sir inks. b.a.r.t. has a new plan to clean up. >>> and pointing fingers in the opioid crisis. san mateo county says a local company is part of the problem. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> they are the images that outraged the country. immigrant children alone in detention centers separated from parents. president trump defended the practice for days. but not anymore. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. this afternoon president trump bent to overwell political pressure and signed an executive order says will end family separations at the u.s./mexico border. >> according to the the pre

. >> i'm ama daetz. there was of an unusual sight. look at this empty seats cleveland espn radio host tweeted out the picture 30 minutes after the tip off showing dozens of empty upper deck seats >> you could palm the top of oracle from the seats. they're not a great seat. ticket prices for the fourth matchup between the cavs appear warriors were down but after the thrilling game that's changed. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has the story. >> reporter: at the farmer market in oakland it was a good day for warriors, most of them. >> that's a little steep. >> that's michelle louis talking not about points spreads but the surprise of admission but to this tlies, in our found-time even you have the die hards like these guys last night. >> we have to get our tickets. >> got to get it without picket. >> then the desperate. >> mr. ticket. >> people like stewart, a brokener known as mr. ticket. >> i'm a gambler i take chances. >> today's market for game 2 has been a wild ride. on stubhub you could have purchased standing room only for $2

. >> i'm ama daetz. the fire is burning on fremont drive at the company. abc news reporter wayne friedman is live on the scene with theist latest. >> reporter: it's better than it was a while ago. let's take a look behind us here. you see the white smoke. that's still there. but earlier today we had 100 foot flames and a propane tank explosion. take a look. firefighters knew this was coming. they heard the propane boiling. helps the evacuation of 500 people within a half mile. they had no idea where the tank would go. it flew hundreds of yards. in the process it damaged several reviews in the storage yard. let's hear from fire chief ray mule zblies a total of about 7 or 8 damaged two of them were damaged from the remnant of the tank upon landing. it glanced off the back of two and skipped out through the field and ended up on highway 121. >> reporter: now we're looking at footage from sky7 .at their peak the flames towered 100 feet in the air. was wood burning from palettes. we are fortunate there are not winds as yesterday. those winds were as high as 35

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm danshlec7ew 5:00 start n. >>> that something like that would happen in such a beautifulily is set to move to the bay area, the father is killed on a camping trip. we have reaction. >>> the woman who reportedly was set to call the police on a girl selling water in san francisco, new fallout over the video. >>> new developments with california's gas tax. will voters have the final say and put the brakes on it? >>> and a pivotal ruling from the supreme court on a teenager killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. >>> developing news in lake county where a fast-moving wildfire is still out of control, destroying buildings and forcing people to evacuate from their homes. >>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. kristen sze is off tonight. >>> the pawnee fire as it's called is up to 8,200 acres burned so far. cal fire says the flames have destroyed at least 22 buildings. newn told nbc 7 her -- abc7 news she lost her home yesterday. >> 600 structures remain threatened. governor brown has declared a state of emergency as firefighters try to get a handle on the ragin

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de.c news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants. abc news confirmed

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for staying with us for this great achievement and celebration. we have lot of special coverage tonight. begin with larry beil. nba has undeniable new dynasty. >> tell you what, warriors are tough it beat and going to continue that way for a while. wanted to finish offer the series and end it tonight. mission accomplished. crushed the cavs and left the crowd in quicken loans arena quiet and still celebrating. kevin durant second larry o'brien trophy and second finals mvp. lone warriors with 43 points. triple-double. steph won everything but the times mvp. close this year. nice bounce back game tonight. back-to-back champions and third title in four years. mindi bach is live in cleveland. caught up with the warriors. two of the four all-stars. >> reporter: yes. won three titles in last four years but all agree this was hardest mentally and physically, just draining. consider the warriors playoff winning percentage the past four seasons, never done before in nba history and did i

. >> i'm ama daetz. >> up till now the administration's zero tolerance policy meant kids were taken and put into federal facilities. >> here's janay norman with today's new developments. >> reporter: president trump rallying his base in minnesota firm in his stance on immigration. >> democrats don't care about the impact of uncontrolled migration. >> reporter: earlier today with the stroke of a pen doing exactly what he said he couldn't do. >> we're signing an executive order. we're going to keep the families together. >> reporter: a complete 180 from just five days before. >> wait, wait, you can't do it through an executive order. >> reporter: contradicting the administration's previous insistence. >> congress alone can fix it. >> reporter: the president signing the executive order making changes to his own zero tolerance immigration policy 75 days after the crack down began. facing bipartisan backlash over the sound and images of migrant children in cages. and news of babies held in facilities called tender age shelters. >> you're really, really pathetically weak, the country's going

. >>> i'm ama daetz coming coming up on news at 6:00.the illegal pot industry is struggling to make it way in the legal marketplace. also. >> we have no clue, none what so far. we have torn apart the garage, the car, motor home. >> lost and never found, how "7 on your side" made it right for a north bay couple who misplaced a valuable item during the chaos of the fires last year. all coming up on news at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> a lot of people know where playser county because the ever sheriffs department released video of a bear in a car. >> here is natasha zouves from abc mornings. >> look a brave deputy has to set the animal free from the car. the playser county sheriff's office sharing the video showing the deputy breaking the window to help the trapped bear. and there it goes. the bear somehow got inside of this subaru outback and destroyed the interior so badly, the doors couldn't be unlocked. >> well the sheriffs department reminds of us don't leave food in the car, not even a tick tack. >> world news tonight with david muir ne

i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. tonight protesters confronted homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen in the middle of a washington, d.c. restaurant one day after she adamantly defended the president's policy. >> shame on you! >> shame! shame! >> do you hear the babies crying? do you hear them crying? kirstjen nielsen, you're a villain! how much do you make -- in a mexican restaurant of all places. >> that's not the only confrontation in washington over the president's policy. abc news reporter janae norman has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump on capitol hill meeting with republicans but greeted by shouts from democrats. >> don't you have kids, mr. president? >> reporter: the president calling america's immigration system probably the worst in the world. >> the system has been broken for many years. the immigration system. it's been a really bad, bad system. probably the worst anywhere in the world. we're going to try to see if we can fix it. >> reporter: his administration facing moun

. >>> i'm ama daetz.up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a west oakland recycling center is gutted by fire and it wasn't the first or second time it's happened. tonight abc 7 news digs into just how many times this place has caught fire in recent years. >>> and election day is tomorrow. find out why some say, they could hurt the democrats' quest to take control of the house. that's all coming up in a half hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks a lot. see you then. >>> more good news for the warriors after another big win in the nba finals last night. ⌞> espn reports iguodala hasn't reported any pain and sprinted for the first time during team workouts last saturday. >> iguodala sustained a bone bruise in his left knee during this play during the conference finals against the rockets. it's officially unknown if he'll be ready for game three but head coach steve kerr says he is optimistic. >> and the ws players and coaches boarded a flight bound for cleveland. steph curry looked like he had the in-flight

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the community voicing its criticism at a school board meeting in petaluma tonight, and speaking in support of that censored valedictorian. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is live at petaluma high school. kate. >> reporter: well-a ma, dan, that valedictorian went here, petaluma high sxoolt story has made national news, but tonight's school board meeting was not just about her it was about the parents, students, teachers and alumni speaking up about sexual harassment and the perceived lack of consequences. >> my sophomore year i was sexually assaulted at petaluma high school in the band room. >> reporter: in front of microphones in the school board you and i aroom full of people bailey walston spoke through tears about a deeply personal trauma she wishes would have inspired more change within the school district. >> and he assaulted another girl because he got away with it. and i just want that to never happen to another girl again. >> reporter: walston and others with painted purple

. >>> i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:00, the list of california's most polluted beaches is out.st. also -- >> what i've been through has prepared me for the rest of my life. >> a day to celebrate for a teenager named destiny especially since graduating high school wasn't always her destiny. from "7 on your side" miebl finney has important tops for booking hotels and line to save you money. coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we like that thanks a lot ama. >>> finally tonight a special and meaningful tune for our team at abc 7. >> volunteers stuff care kits destined for kids affected by disasters like the recent hurricane in puerto rico. they'll be delivered by partners at save the children. >> there is a chief engineer the volunteer effort is part of a campaign by the parent company called disney's global week of service. there is cherylgenics. more than 1,200 employees across the country participating. >> across the entire disney company we are a small army -- part of a larger army as part of the entire disney company putting together the wonderful kits for save

. >>> i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:00, the deadly online threat made against an east bay schoolsaying but suspect and the what the calamities think about the emojis. >>> and a scam targeting married men a old style threat a high tech twist. >>> and pointed remarks about president trump and his decision to canalsle a visit by the super bowl champs. all that and more coming up in news at 6:00. dan abkristen. >>> thanks see you then. >>> 51-year-old swimmer ben le co machinist ptep trying to become the first swimmer across the pacific observer zploon he started in tokyo and headed for san francisco. >> there we go he is starting. ben is starting had swim. >> ben beginning the swim side by side with his two children. speaking with us moments before taking that plunge. >> there is more than one challenge. on top of the list you have the water, the cold water zpl his journey, 5,500 miles. six months. eight hours a day at a time. the pacific rough weather are cold waters some of the top predators and giant patches of garbage much of which he will study for scientific research. >> i wan

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sad, sad news.y sent a tweet at 3:39 saying i'm heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates, and 49ers fans who sent their love during his battle with als. dwight a two-time super bowl champion best known for the catch, this iconic play with joe montana rolling out to his right, throwing in desperation in the 1982 nfc championship game and dwight hauling it into the end zone that hailed him as an icon for life for the 49er family. dwight was honored last seaso

good evening, i am kristen sze for ama daetz. >> two men.e corner, police are saying people need to be vigilant. lyanne melendez in san francisco live with this story. >> reporter: the circumstances are bizarre. both men are gay. and one was attacked if san francisco, one was attacked in oakland, they happened on the same night. scott long of oakland was struck from behind as he was walking home on june 9th. >> i got a glimpse of he had. >> rter:e h had

i i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan >> now we have live team coverage tonight.rt with eric thomas live at the event organized by franklin graham. >> reporter: just about a handful of people down there and the crowd is filling in. a minister who has never hid his conservative views. if last night's revival is any indication, tonight's event could draw thousands. today at caesar chavez park in berkeley. >> to encourage people to pray. and share a message of hope. >> reporter: he and his supporters say there is nothing political in these appearances but he is known

. >> i'm ama daetz.

good afternoon and thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley .larry beil has the dayinsisted the zero tolerance immigration policy could for the be ended by executive order and democrats had to fix it. >>> jenna norman is live in washington, d.c. with a look at what's changed. >> the outrage over children being separated at the border brought about a unique agreement here in washington. democrats and republicans pushing for president trump to keep families together and now him signing an executive order that he says will do just that. president trump now pushing to keep undocumented migrant families together at the border. >> w

i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. larry beil has the night off. $15 billion. >>> wayne friedman has the details. wayne. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's fascinating about this, ama. this is the first time pg&e has associated a 3/4 number with damage in the fires. they told investors today $2.5 billion was the minimum. pg&e also said $15 billion is possible. from ashes outside a grove turns into dollars. this morning pg&e notified of an 8 k filing and

. >> and i am ama daetz. >> the street has been closed for hours now live on the scene with details abouthe victim. >> reporter: we are at 28 and diamond. the crash scene still here. the tow truck, the black car and the dump truck. police tell us a neighbor called for a tow truck to remove a car from the front of the house. the driver reportedly brought the car onto the ramp and the car broke free and went down the ramp and hitting an employee. >> in any case, in the vicinity of the vehicle being rolled off the bed of the truck. so all of those people will be considered victims in the incident. >> reporter: the vehicle crashed into a parked dump the victim worked for the water

. >>> and i am ama daetz.ill leave you with a look back at dub nation celebration. >> just talked to all of your bosses, take the day off. >> go dubs! >> look at these warriors fans. ♪ >> how am i supposed to be on tv? i can't hear myself. >> new moves to be sure to watch today. ♪ >> we have three of these in four years, what are you most looking forward about this one? >> just seeing all the fans out here, you know. ♪ >> i love your hair. >> thank you. warriors! ♪ >> this is steph curry gone rogue. >> there he is. one big party here in oakland. >> how do you feel? >> amazing feeling. >> you have no shirt on. we're seeing a different side of you. >> i lost my shirt, man. i don't need a shirt for a parade. shout out to the warriors! >> thank you. >> don't push the lady. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a real estate agent from anthem, arizona... an economist from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a software developer from santa clara, california... whose 1-day cash winnin

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. heck of a pert with confidanty flying and lots of interaction with the team. >> we have coverage of the parade. mindi bach and leslie brinkley and dee dion lim. on the route. >> and larry beil. >> fantastic. the warriors promising

i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley for spencer christian, larry beil, we appreciate your time, seelet's meet today's contestants -- a professor of political science from york, pennsylvania... a legal records assistant from malden, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a software developer from santa clara, california... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everybody. since yesterday's program, i've been racking my brain, trying to recall if we've ever had one contestant win two days in a row substantial amounts of money, but exactly the same amount. catherine has done that. it's not all that important, i suppose, but if it happens again today? saliva test. [ laughter ] diana and nick, good to have you here. let's go to work. here are the categories... followed by... each correct response beginning with the letter s. then we deal with... and finally, we'll do some... catherine, start us. science for $200. diana. -what are tides? -that's it

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it happened at the shadow brook sewilo club.d louie has been following the story and joins us live with the latest. david. >> reporter: kristen and larry it's happening here at an outdoor community pool in the valley section of south san jose. 35 people in all were exposed to color even gas after someone mistakenly mixed two chemical agents used to sand advertise pool water. kids were in the water while parents were on the

i'm ama daetz in for kristen. >> and i'm dan ashley.ppreciate your time. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. our team one-on-one on the u.s. border with the nation's top border security official. and the moment we witnessed today, two mothers and their children allegedly being smuggled into the country, stopped, questioned, sent to be processed. tonight, you will hear what the commissioner of customs and border protection now says about president trump's executive order, no longer separating parents and children. the changing rules. and what he says is being lost in this entire debate. >>> also tonight, president trump doubling down, saying, "we are not allow all of these people to invade our country." we must immediately, he says, with no judges, bring them back from where they came. >>> also developing, the state of emergency as we come on the air. dozens of major fires burning at this hour. homes destroyed. evacuations ordered in california, oregon and texas.

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for ama daetz. >> two men. with pride weekend just around the corner, police are saying people need to be vigilant. lyanne melendez in san francisco live with this story. >> reporter: the circumstances are bizarre. both men are gay. and one was attacked if san francisco, one was attacked in oakland, they happened on the same night. scott long of oakland was struck from behind as he was walking home on june 9th. >> i got a glimpse of ru his jaw and :e h had cheekbone. oakland police came to his house to follow up on the investigation. the human right's activist who deals with lgbtq issues there doesn't seem to be a motive. he made a left on bernice street to go home. >> i didn't see anything coming. didn't hear anything, it was out of the blue. and he bet the living out of me. >> reporter: tate who also goes by the name gingersnap was punched, kicked and dragged. police are treating it as a hate crime. with pride weekend around the corner, police are recommending that people travel in groups. >> are you able to

. >> i'm ama daetz we have team coverage of the story. has been talking to tesla drivers. but we start with the i team's dan noys. >> you have the ntsb preliminary report now, right. >> that's right. well larry and ama we are learning more about what happened right before the crash. 30-year-old walter wong on on his which to work when the tesla slammed into the safety barrier damaged earlier. the ntsb confirmed that the model x batteries burst into flames but bystanders removed him from the wreckage and he later died. the ntsb says wong had been