steph curry plays with an incredible sense of joy. but that sense of joy and enthusiasm and happiness was willie mays. every time he played and there's so much seriousness in the world today having athlete of that nature who broke so many different barriers and was also the greatest center fielder of all time. i know they'll be arguments, but it's the sense of joy and these ballparks where that town squares of america and willie got a chance to play in many of them and brought people together. >> you know, that sense of fun that you're talking about is huge in your. we were hearing it over and over again is effervescence and his his sense of fun. charisma. i mean, he really connected with people. >> i have nothing against analytics and metrics are all fine. and all of that modern techniques. but how do you measure willie mays is art? how did you get into his dna? no way possible. and luckily for us, their athletes that come along from time to time that transcend just their athletic ability and become part of our culture. >> some peopl

and the only thing i could think of here in the bay area is, is stephen curry. different sport, obviously different era. but when stephen curry plays, you can't take your eyes off of him. he brings joy to the game. he makes it look effortless. and i think that was really willie mays. >> but before i before we let you go though, jason just talk about his impact on the giants and really that organization. >> he was the giants. he is the giants i mean their address is 24. willie mays plaza. you know, there's several statues up around that ballpark. but at the corner of third and king, there you see the willie mays statue there, you know, number 24 right there, so, you know, and his godson, barry bonds, who's, you know, probably the second greatest giants player of all time. right? so you know, his legacy will live on, but it's a very sad day, it's a big loss for the sport of baseball. it's a big loss for giants fans there. obviously, at wrigley field, john miller made the announcement on that broadcast, they're going to play one more game there tomorrow. and then t

natasha curry. thank _ the manifesto like this. natasha curry. thank you _ the manifesto like this.part of a tour of the middle east to push for a ceasefire in gaza. he's attempting to build regional support for a draft deal recently unveiled by presidentjoe biden. earlier, he met egyptian president abdel fatah el—sisi when he first stopped off in cairo. the business comes as health officials say at least a70 people in gaza were killed during a raid to keep free four israeli hostages. the un security council is due to vote on a us—drafted resolution backing a proposal outlined by presidentjoe biden for a ceasefire in the conflict. live to north america correspondent nada tawfik. tell us about the vote we're expecting. tell us about the vote we're expecting-— tell us about the vote we're exectina. ~ , ., tell us about the vote we're exectina.~ , ., expecting. well, this resolution, as ou sa , expecting. well, this resolution, as you say. endorses _ expecting. well, this resolution, as you say, endorses president - expecting. well, this resolution, as| you say, endorses president bide

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you very much. the way that fire spread from home to home, then down the block is one example of how dangerous these winds can be. >> embers flying onto the roof roof. higher embers blowing from that initial fire traveled far, igniting another home about a block away. >> a p-g-and-e's camera caures the moment those flames jumped to a whole new street at 5:14 p.m, we see that fire appear behind a tree on judkins court, and by 516 you can see those flames have spread to a home only a matter of minutes to make this neighborhood fire so much worse, doctor steve quarles is an advisor emeritus at university of california, working to make homes safer from wildfire. he says this fire is a classic case of ember cast, where strong winds carry embers far from the flames, creating new pockets of fire. >> that kind of isn't isn't so unusual. embers can be blown, you know, easily up to a quarter of a mile or half a mile and still have enough energy when they land to ignite. >> we're also tracking california's lar

me charlotte guy, stephen curry.nd so got my dad actually coach stephen curry back when step was about 11, 12 years old. so he the my favorite player for minute now, you know, i got to actually meet them. but when i 6 great, i've done this my second time out here i came they played miami heat's lebron hit the game winner on the wing. so i got me step out there. so i think on coming in, that will be almost a dream come true right there for it from was an issue. but especially for me. >> got to meet him. could be playing with him. we'll see what happens in a few weeks. either way. a lot of interesting questions. lot of shuffling could be happening for the warriors. this offseason grant. vicki, i'll send it back to you. all right, kate, a big milestone for the oakland ballers that the team's inaugural home game is tomorrow. the game's going to be held every monday park against the yellow high wheelers tickets for that game or are sold out. but tickets for other games are still available. >> former forty-niners offensive

ryan curry abc, seven news, guys. >> ryan, thank you. this morning, former president trump is waking up in los angeles after his visit to san francisco . he attended a private fundraising dinner and pac heights last night, according to reuters. the event raked in $12 million. supporters and protesters showed up outside of that dinner. the event was hosted by tech billionaire david sachs and his wife, along with venture capitalist chamath palihapitiya. tickets were sold out, ranging from 50,000 to $500,000. the chair of the san francisco republican party believes support for trump is growing in the city. >> i think it's very jarring for the democrats. to see not just that the president has a sold out fundraiser in pacific heights, from tech folks largely counterprotesters say trump is not fit to be president, pointing to his recent criminal conviction in new york, david sachs posted a lengthy explanation on twitter as to why he is backing the former president. >> it was well over a thousand words. here's how he wrapped it up. quote the vo

know, we're so blessed to have stephen curry curry out here.ad to offer. i think they noticed pretty quickly. we had awesome service, a great selection, and we're just thrilled that we were chosen for the to be the first retailer that he's doing an autographing at in the country. >> my goodness. and you know, many of us know steph's motto is elevate the under. and so i imagine this was one of the reasons he picked your place. it is really hard as as a new business owner and new businesses to collaborate with, with people. right because, you know, they wanted to kind of be an even swap. they don't really want to give you a break. and steph. steph and curry obviously is such a big star in our eyes and in most people's eyes. how did you feel when you found out that he would be coming to your place? >> i mean, obviously we were thrilled. you know, none of us can know what what it felt like for stephen curry when he was first drafted in the nba, or when he won that game in the ncaa tournament against gonzaga at davidson. i mean, those are amazing fe

curry also made sure there he is. curry also made sure to leave the young players with some advice.ld them to appreciate the opportunity to attend the camp, to listen to their coaches and be good teammates. and the golden state warriors unveiled new all black uniforms, and they are packed with symbolism. a thin blue line represents the bay bridge and the dotted texture symbolizes the inner cables holding up the bridge. there's also a new logo, a stylized w you see there resembles a hoop and a net. it will be used as a team secondary logo nba teams can have up to five uniforms per season, and a legal fight could delay the reopening of one of san francisco's most iconic buildings coming up at 530. why a luxury private club is suing the owner i've never backed up that car and break the door, and they come and grab the old cigarette. you know, a lot of cigarettes on the street, a smash and grab burglary in san francisco's richmond district leaves a mess in the street. >> the shop owner tells abc seven it isn't the first or even the second time his store has been targeted. >> i'm abc's p

jo currie reports.and lost on this ground two weeks ago, their world cup hung by a thread. now, a big win would give them a real chance of making the semis. on a pitch that favoured the batters, england opted to bowl with an instant breakthrough. the usa found their range. how's that? gorgeous stroke down the ground. not bad, actually. if chrisjordan looks at home, it's because he was born in barbados. another wicket tumbles. and what a homecoming this was. hat trick forjordan. a hat trick of wickets that saw the usa all out for 115. jos buttler wanted the job done quickly and left his mark on the stadium. the man was on a mission. this six brought up his 50. just picking it up. a perfect innings. and a result that sees england safely through to the last four. jo currie, bbc news. a superb performance from england — and a day to remember for barbados—born chris jordan. i thought the team performance was really solid today, really set the tone in the powerplay, we knew they would come hard, play good sho

this was the first time curry has appeared at a retailer for an autograph signing.icia resident, who snagged a bottle has some big plans for it. >> i got him to sign this bottle and i'm going to donate it to a fundraiser. i haven't decided which one yet. i think, you know he should be able to make a lot of money for some worthy organization, and it is my intent not to drink it, but to give it away. >> after the signing, curry drew a big crowd outside where he shot some hoops with kids. there in benicia, the city of alameda is sharing new details on its water shuttle. the yellow shuttle, called woodstock, will ferry passengers from alameda landing behind the target store to oakland's jack london square. service will be wednesday through sunday, but no launch date has been announced. city officials say they're still awaiting final certification from the us coast guard. the trips will be ada accessible and have room for bikes. coming up at 1030 tonight celebrating books, not bans, the san francisco woman who made it her mission to spread knowledge of her community acro

the vandals destroyed a garden that stephanie ayesha curry built for the students. nbc bears velena jones explains how the school district is now responding. this vandalism happened over the weekend, and you can see that every part of this garden has been destroyed in some fashion, from the benches to the planters to the garden itself. but the school says that won't stop them from rebuilding. it's unfortunate for global family elementary principal juan vaca. this garden is much more than just where plants live. it's also the place where education and development and mental health are nurtured and grow. the garden means a lot to our students. it's a place where they come and they learn about what goes in the ground and basically goes into their kitchen. it's more than just a garden. it's a place where folks come to self care. according to ousd officials, unrelease security camera footage shows multiple people tearing apart plants ripping out the irrigation system and breaking benches. we want to see people building up the community. we want to see them building up ou

it was built for students by stephanie curry's eat learn play foundation. how the district is responding and a woman finally gets her diploma from stanford university at 105 years old. she actually almost got it back in 1940. but things came up world war two, a move across the country raising a family. but her son did some digging and made her dream a reality. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. tune in with that and more coming up at five. i cannot wait for that story. that's awesome. all right janelle thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. and still to come top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll. also look at this fashion forward. got a sneak peek at what team usa will wear at the opening ceremony for the paris games. we're going to show them to you when when it comes to life golden 1 credit union sees, you're crushing it. you nailed that audition. you perfected that plate. your team's inspired. whether behind the scenes or center stage, you've never chosen the easy path. instead, you make your own. golden 1 checking works

steph curry hits the game winner here of course. and then look mini night night little mini night night celebration took place last night. folsom jim in sacramento, part of something known as the sa open run, which is basically a high level pickup game. but stephen curry, you might say i like him on my team. >> he really upped the level. >> i could pick up like ten assists if curry was on my team. just feed him the rock. >> how exciting is that? he just like shows up so cool. i know sports rap tonight. >> yeah, we got a lot more coming up. 1130 sports rap, a lot more on nascar and the rest of it great. >> we'll see you in 30 jason. thank you. next at 11. >> it just disrupts everything. and then besides the noise pollution and the tires and the air and everything, it's just not good. tonight frustration among community members after a series of sideshows pop up across san francisco and oakland, and at one sideshow, a car caught on fire. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> police were kept busy this weekend, responding t

it now carries curry's gentleman's cut bourbon.a us retailer for an autograph signing. the mayor of benicia got a bottle and says he's got some big plans for it, so i got him to sign this bottle and i'm going to donate it to a fundraiser. >> i haven't decided which one yet. i think, you know, he should be able to make a lot of money for some worthy organization. and it is my intent not to drink it, but to give it away. >> nice thought. okay, check out the shot. >> come on. >> no, as only steph does. that was steph. outside of sips. there's a basketball court out there. >> he went out and said hi to the fans. took a few shots with the kids in curry's style. that shot of course did not disappoint. >> he's a rock star no doubt. 4000 people. the streets it was a very, very busy out there in your hometown, very cool happening today. a nonprofit in san leandro is holding a fundraising event inviting the community to paint, to sip and support young black and brown women. the event is called fun raise her color for cause, put together by a

it was created with funding from stephen and ayesha curry's stephan and ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation. the school said vandals broke apart and tore apart the planters, their ripped out irrigation systems and broke apart wooden benches. >> we want to see people building up the community. we want to see them building up our schools. we want to see them supporting our kids and our and our families and our staff and so it's very, very discouraging when we see something like this. it just it just shows us that there are people that have these ideas that that destroying is better than building the cost of repairs is unknown right now. >> coming up, a new twist on workouts. this one is one to really chew on. we'll explain. and an early christmas from through tough times. london breed led us through the pandemic, declaring an emergency before anyone else, saving thousands of lives. from growing up in the western addition housing projects to becoming mayor, london has never given up on the city that raised her. london is getting people off the streets and into care. london never gav

warriors want to add a score to help steph curry. george can definitely score. over 22 points per game last year. he's been named all nba six times in his career. now george he's 34 but he wants a max extension from the clippers. that would be four years. we're talking like 50 million a year. the clips reportedly do not want to give george that fourth year, while the warriors would apparently give it to him to land paul george. see how it shakes out. sports on abc seven, sponsored by riv through tough times. london breed led us through the pandemic, declaring an emergency before anyone else, saving thousands of lives. from growing up in the western addition housing projects to becoming mayor, london has never given up on the city that raised her. london is getting people off the streets and into care. london never gave up on me. i found a home, and my life is on the right track. london made it super easy for me to open my small business, by cutting city fees. and she's reinventing downtown to make our city vibrant again. she's building 82,000 new homes and helpi

warriors want to add a score to help steph curry. george can definitely score. he averaged over 22 points per game last year. he's been named all nba six times in his career. now george he's 34 but he wants a max extension from the clippers. that would be four years. we're talking like 50 million a year. the clips reportedly do not want to give george that fourth year, while the warriors would apparently give it to him to land paul george. see how it shakes out. sports looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool, with a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. ♪ mop smarter with the swiffer powermop. golden 1 credit union agrees, it's never too late to try something new or pick up an old pastime. we know you're up for adventure, that's what you're here for. the golden 1 member cash rewards+ card lets you try the things you love with your true love. when you can enjoy the rewards of every experience that comes your way, what are you waiting for? dive right in. golden 1 member cash rewards+ car

in 1967, curry, floods airless record ending.and bruce springsteen released. born in the usa and 2003, martha stewart indicted for securities fraud and obstruction of justice. >> and we honor the life of american basketball coach john wooden. >> who died at the age of 99? >> and more history here made a mural honoring doctor martin luther king junior was unveiled at a richmond elementary school named after him. the mural honors doctor king's legacy and also the school's history and the community. and doctor king's great niece, celeste beal. talk to the students. >> community, it's almost like we're in world together. none of wanted to be born here. none of make that happen. but we're all here together. and in order to make the world a good safe place for everyone, we have to work together. >> were all the world you might as well. enjoy it. be nice to your neighbor. the mural was made in the hopes of inspiring future generations of activism. civil rights, justice and peace. >> his 10, 16 right now and is your back. you're ready to

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you.ing up weeks before a junk fee law goes into effect, a bay area lawmaker wants to reverse it, which would allow restaurants to be exempt. >> and you're looking live right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange down about 100 points right now. another update on the markets next. >> and the message vanna white has for pat sajak ahead of his final wheel of fortune show tonight. but first, here's drew. >> yeah it's a really touching message from vanna. stick around for that live look at san jose this morning. we have sunny skies there today. temperatures were back to where we should be. we're back to average. in fact, some areas the city even oakland below average by about three degrees. where we do have those above average temperatures. it's not by much 2 to 6 degrees above average. we're pretty close to where we should be this time of the year. so future weather, we'll keep that cloud cover along the coast all day long. 50s and 60s. there as we head inland today, it feels plea

up like ten assists if curry was on my team.so cool. i know sports rap tonight. >> yeah, we got a lot more coming up. 1130 sports rap, a lot more on nascar and the rest of it great. >> we'll see you in 30 jason. thank you. next at 11. >> it just disrupts everything. and then besides the noise pollution and the tires and the air and everything, it's just not good. tonight frustration among community members after a series of sideshows pop up across san francisco and oakland, and at one sideshow, a car caught on fire. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now.

has increased endowments, partnering with the non-profits of celebrities like the warrior, stefon curry. steph curry. >> it is more along the lines of let's build the community and have fun together. >> reporter: in fact stephen brought back fight night. the foundation's biggest fundraiser. correct the team and his mentor including melvin mark who modeled generosity. but director of giving programs, they say he is also an inspiration. >> and his enthusiasm and energy around what we do. he was always popping in the office, coming up with ideas, new ways to do things. >> reporter: for him, the joy is in changing the lives of young athletes, the leaders of the future. >> it is super rewarding because i see all the fruits of our labor come to fruition, you know, on the field. >> reporter: for helping multiply the olympic club foundation's funding for youth sports programs, this week's jefferson award of the bay area goes to stephen nguyen. >>> more than 30 years, the olympic club foundation granted more than $8 million to hundreds of non-profits, all benefiting more than half a million chil

. >>> later these players were trying to win against nba champion steph curry, where he showed up and showed off o >>> san jose's parks and recreation department kicked off their summer food program today to provide free meals to kids enrolled in the department's summer meal programs. the program launched in 2017. there were initially only four sites and now they've expanded to nine total sites across the city of san jose. meals will be provided to kids who are eligible from now until august. >>> a menlo park 8-year-old gearing up to compete in the braille challenge finals, a literacy competition for blind and visually impaired students. as len ramirez reports, this remarkable student is ready to put his skills to the test. >> reporter: enrique rio is an energetic 8-year-old who loves learning, but he has one big challenge in life that most of his classmates don't. enrique is blind and although it may slow him down just a bit as he navigates his classroom, he finds his way. and now through his own determination and hard work, he's blazing ahead as one of the top age group braillers in

that garden was built two weeks ago by the curry's foundation, eat, learn, play. you can see planters were destroyed, wooden benches smashed into pieces. the school district says the vandals also damaged the irrigation system to the school garden. no students were exposed to that damage. >>> just in to the newsroom, voters in oakland will decide whether to recall mayor sheng thao. the voters just told us they have verified enough signatures to advance the petition. the recall vote will likely happen during the general election in november. >>> pride month is all about acceptance and loving yourself for who you are. one south bay senior says that's been a lifelong process. >> and it is okay. you're transgender and i said yeah, i found that out the other day. she was so worried. i still remember the look of relief on her face. we were so glad just to have a name for it. >> coming up at 5:30, we will follow along buddy's journey to becoming his true authentic self. >>> san jose is bringing in extra hand washing stations. that's a highly contagious disease that spread

abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live.yan, what are you hearing from those vendors out there? >> yeah, j.r. good evening. i did speak with one vendor moments ago. he did tell me he was on his way to walnut creek to set up for the farmers market when he got the notice saying that it had been canceled. the farmers market happens here every single sunday. this is locust street, and it happens between la cassie and cole street. police saying that that crash happened closer to the cole street side of things. when people were setting up this morning. police say when they arrived, they saw two people who had been hit by an suv. they located the driver after the crash and arrested them. the vendor who i spoke with says he sells here every single weekend. he has been doing so for several decades. he told me the people who were hit were vendors, but he does not know who they are yet. he's still waiting to get that. he says this weekend was supposed to be that of just a normal, regular farmers farmers market weekend that normally goe

abc seven news reporter ryan curry is hearing from vendors tonight. >> i spoke with the vendor earlierhis afternoon who told me he was on his way to start setting up for the farmers market when he got a notice from the organizers saying it had been canceled. the farmers market usually takes place right here on locust street every sunday in walnut creek. this is locust street, right between la cassie and cole street, walnut creek. police say this happened just after five in the morning. closer to cole street. when they arrived, they saw two people who had been hit by an suv. they located the driver after the crash and arrested them. the vendor who i spoke with says he sells here every single weekend. he told me the people who were hit were vendors, but does not know who they are yet. he says this area can be dangerous. in the morning, they put the signs up, they put the blockage up to block the road. >> but people ignore that. they don't seem to. i mean, they'll drive up on the sidewalk to go by. >> i did reach out to walnut creek police for an update. i am waiting to hear back. the nam

in sacks suburb area well, they got a bit of a surprise of a lifetime saturday night in walk steph curry. that's pretty cool. the warriors superstar was caught on video here you can see shooting hoops at the lifetime fitness in folsom curry was reportedly in nearby roseville for his daughter's volleyball tournament. not bad at all. well, that is it for the news at 9 coming up. next is the drew barrymore show today drew his highlighting the 13 year old who created the skin color crayon. and for those, this week junior segment and for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service. cbs news bay area hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting tha

abc seven news reporter ryan curry has the details on doctor anthony fauci. stop at manny's in the mission. it feels like yesterday, but over four years have now passed since the covid 19 pandemic first arrived in the united states, doctor anthony fauci remembers how fast it escalated. >> the 1st of january of 2020, when a reporter called me up and said, something strange is going on in china, have you heard about it? and then all of a sudden, the phone started to ring, and cdc and hhs and everybody on the phone, the former head of the institute of infectious diseases is here in san francisco promoting his new book, on call. >> doctor fauci has spent decades advising national leaders on how to contain outbreaks, including the hiv aids epidemic. he remembers the moment he learned about it. >> a memoir landed on my desk from the cdc, which was a case of five. curiously, all otherwise previously healthy young gay men from l.a. with a very strange pneumonia pneumocystis pneumonia, for those at the event, seeing him was about honoring his years of service is to me

since the publication of this post, anna against russia has talked a lot, currying favor with westerner nonsense, and logically being recognized as a foreign agent, now she is already saying that i’m somehow not up to that yet, that is i don’t think that now homesickness can somehow displace the bright other emotions inside that are boiling, mangait of course wants to return, she understands that it will never be as good as in russia abroad, she has lost the golden antelope, there is no way back, they are not waiting here, she does not feel at ease, she fidgets there, yes, like other unfortunate journalists, even latina . belotsirkovskaya. blogger russophobe veronika belotsirkovskaya was sentenced in absentia to 9 years for spreading fake news about the russian army. the journalist, in principle, was one of the first against whom a criminal case was opened under this article and she was terribly proud of it. in that there is of course a certain pleasure. let's speak in military language, and these are the shoulder straps of a decent person. decent, in belotserkovskaya’s understanding,

abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us what this means for sports bars and fans. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. it's your typical sports bar neon beer signs in the window, fans sitting at the counter and signs telling you they've got the game on. but the owners of this san francisco bar just secured a major victory. >> it's david and goliath, i love it. it's amazing. >> the bar is the david. the goliath is the national football league. on thursday, a jury ruled the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. that package allowed people at home and businesses to watch every nfl game. however, it was only available through one provider, and the lawsuit says the league sold it at an inflated price. >> the deal that sunday ticket and the nfl had always struck me as unfair. robert freund practices e commerce law and says this subscription was hurting consumers. the prices are just thrust upon them. here's the deal. take it or leave it. and that's really exactly the point of why antitrust laws exist. >> those consumers includ

abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes us to the 20th annual trans march. it's right to make noise not just for trans pride, but because this event has hit a milestone. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the trans march in san francisco. >> as a fellow trans person, it means a lot because you can see, you know, older trans folk, younger trans folk, and we're all gathered in one place, all under, like the same umbrella of unity. >> on the friday ahead of pride weekend. it's all about embracing who you are. >> 11 years ago, i came here and it convinced me that i should be myself, and i've been coming here ever since. >> thousands showed up at dolores park. where there was live music, dancing and trans and pride flags waving high in the air. shortly after that, crowd gathered next to the park, hoisting a giant trans flag, and began marching into the heart of the city. many say san francisco is proud to be a haven for the trans community. >> we offer a model of how, you know places ought to be embracing difference and helping folks out where they need help, and li

the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenal curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - congressman ritchie torres, welcome to "firing line." - it's an honor to be here. - you represent a multiracial working class district in the bronx. a confluence of issues that are important to your constituents also lie at the center of the debate about the future of the country come november. immigration, inflation, israel. how is it that your district, which is a democratic district, is so on the nose of the issues that are most animating our national debate right now? - so i have the honor of representing the bronx, which is arguably the poorest county in the united states. it's ground zero for racially concentrated poverty. it's full of single mothers who are struggling to put food on the table and pay their bills and keep their family afloat, and who have been hit hard by

and today, abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with those who knew him. both on and off the court. >> i wish they would have gotten a chance to see what a big heart he had and what a tremendous person. >> devastating and heartbreaking. those close to dru gordon are shocked by his sudden death. he was such a such an impactful person, you know, not only in basketball, but just as a father and as a human. gordon died in a car accident this week in oregon. police say he was driving a three wheeled vehicle, a vander hall carmel, when he crashed with a pickup truck. gordon died at the scene. vanderhall has advisories on its website that carmel is a three wheeled motorcycle, not a car, and does not have airbags. gordon graduated from archbishop mitty high school in san jose. a basketball prodigy who went on to play at ucla and the university of new mexico before turning pro and playing for the philadelphia 76 ers, brian eagleson coached gordon in high school. what are some traits of his that stood out to you. >> he was so competitive, he had a motor that just ne

. >> abc seven news reporter ryan curry has the story. >> reporter in the golden brown hills between concord and pittsburg, this group is learning about one of the most tragic events in bay area history. >> i don't know if you've ever experienced. your eyes can be so heavy that no tears will flow. when my eyes were absolutely heavy from hearing the story and looking at the pictures, the east bay regional park district brought several dozen people to thurgood marshall park to learn about the port chicago disaster in 1944, a munitions explosion at the naval station killed over 300 sailors. >> the majority of them were black. unsafe procedures were found to be the cause, but not addressed by the navy. months later, 50 sailors were charged with mutiny. after raising safety concerns and refusing an order to work. >> they were ultimately asked to continue loading munitions and not given proper training and uh- they were told if they if they did not continue with that training, that then they would be convicted because of our race . >> freddie makes the event attendees reading names of some

abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us what this means for sports bars and fans. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. it's your typical sports bar neon beer signs in the window, fans sitting at the counter and signs telling you they've got the game on. but the owners of this san francisco bar just secured a major victory. >> it's david and goliath, i love it. it's amazing. >> the bar is the david. the goliath is the national football league. on thursday, a jury ruled the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. that package allowed people at home and businesses to watch every nfl game. however, it was only available through one provider, and the lawsuit says the league sold it at an inflated price. >> the deal that sunday ticket and the nfl had always struck me as unfair. robert freund practices e commerce law and says this subscription was hurting consumers. the prices are just thrust upon them. here's the deal. take it or leave it. and that's really exactly the point of why antitrust laws exist. >> those consumers includ

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow, the first day of business for entrepreneurs. up shop as part of san francisco's vacant to vibrant plan. tomorrow, eight new storefronts will open in the east cut, financial district and yerba buena neighborhoods. each business owner gets a rent free storefront space for three months, with the potential to expand their leases. >> the federal government is upping its effort to combat the san francisco drug crisis. agents are now doing nightly operations in the tenderloin neighborhood that have already resulted in drug seizures and numerous complaints against dealers. this is all part of a coordinated effort on the local, state and federal level to crack down on fentanyl trafficking. >> all right, let's get you outside for a moment. give you a head start on the weather for tomorrow. our exploratorium camera shows a calm night this evening with some changes in store this weekend. let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel, walking you through our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandy. yeah. >> dan, let's take a look at a live p

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> pixar's newest film, inside out due, is now in theaters. the sequel opened at the metreon in san francisco. today we get to see the return of the favorite animated characters the emotions, joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust. but they are facing some changes as riley, the human character they inhabit , is getting older. she's now 13 and grappling with four new emotions envy, embarrassment, ennui, or boredom and anxiety. fans of the original movie were keen to see more. >> i've seen inside out one and i think it's going to be great. >> the sequel has been more than five years in the making. the first, inside out took home an oscar in 2015. disney is a parent company of both pixar and abc seven. >> that looks so fun and so does this. look at this. people packed the beach alongside the santa cruz boardwalk for a movie night. there will be free movies there every friday until august. tonight they show the classic vampire film the lost boys. it started off with a meet and greet with two of the actors, a people laid out on blankets, camp chairs

ryan curry abc seven news. cal fire is investigating a fire that has burned more than 1000 acres near oroville in butte county. >> the so-called dunes fire ignited at 3:20 p.m. on saturday at four dunes way and palermo hancock highway one structure and agriculture outbuilding and a few vehicles have been destroyed. cal fire believes the fire may have started near the area where the structure burned. fire officials say that they faced a few challenges with containing this fire. >> right now, our biggest challenge is getting the bulldozer lines, our containment lines all the way around the fire. there is some difficult terrain out there and some some rocky areas that we're having a little bit of a hard time with. >> all evacuation warnings in the area have been lifted and the dunes fire is now currently 50% contained and new. this morning, cal fire crews have been working overnight to put out a flames. the flames from a brush fire near san bernardino. road closures and evacuation warnings have been put in place n

and you said, are you currying favor?g favor with donald trump has a lifespan of what, a flash bulb? i mean, even for his most loyal people in his camp. >> right. >> on the other hand, you give money and give money to joe biden, and he can turn around and go the other way as well. that's it, is one's personality, the other's principle, if you want to call it that. but money has always been in san francisco, has always been, and it's always been a surprise to people that there's that much money in california and in san francisco for republicans, even for trump. >> and like you said, he'll make, what, 20 million tonight, let's talk about those core loyalists. when it comes to trump and the veepstakes, we know that there are a number of people in his fear that are all vying to be vice president of the united states. we know that he's coming from phoenix, arizona, where he has already endorsed kari lake to be senator there. who do you think is on the short list? who do you think actually has a chance as we're, what, 4 or 5 mo

kron four's unique connection to the golden state family and steph curry. >> stephen curry.d. so he'd my favorite player for minute. now. you know, i got to actually meet them. but when i 6 great, i do this my second time out here coming in. that will be almost a dream come true right there for almost any shooting. but especially for me. >> coming up the next hour, the problem morning news, a recall that's affecting certain lincoln cars. we'll explain what that problem >> it's pride month by michael thomas. coming up on thursday, we take a look at the harvey milk terminal. plus, we talk with one of his colleagues on what it was like working with what it was like working with harvey here in the castro ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪

stephen curry.ut when step was about 11, 12 years old. so even my favorite player for minute now, you know, i got to actually meet them. but when i 6 great, i've done this my second time out here coming in. that will be almost a dream come true right there for it from was an issue. but especially for me. >> it's 9.50, right now. and pride is going on in the pride flag is flying high in san francisco city leaders gathered yesterday to celebrate pride month and they also pledged to promote and support lgbtq+ rights and also continue to make the atmosphere welcoming. the mayor is supporting a bond measure that would renovate harvey milk plaza in the castro and also invest in city clinic that provides health services. >> everybody's here. if you are not here, >> there is nothing like pride in san francisco. the thing that we do when we are at our best donna sachet as we celebrate, we have fun. we come together and what experiencing now and raising the flag is pure joy and excitement about what this mean

. >> stephen curry.ry back when step was about 11, 12 years old. so he'd my favorite player for a minute now. you know, i got to actually meet them. but when i 6 great, i've done this my second time out here coming in. that will be almost a dream come true right there for for almost any shooting. but especially for me. >> it's a small world. after it is 7.50, right and are you getting ready for a long commute to get to work? apparently a lot of people are stanford university study finds that commutes of 75 miles or more have jumped. 32% in the 2023. 24 period compared to a study done in 1920 20 there in that year. economists point to the rising housing costs so more people are likely to work farther from the office, which means a longer commute time. a report from a software company shows that younger workers and those who make more than $250,000 a the most like a likely actually to live farther away. interesting. and if you like the perks of boarding early on, southwest airlines, you may soon have to pa

and abc seven news reporter ryan curry, before going to that fire near tracy, put together this reportbout the efforts to reduce fire risk as we head into the summer months. >> on the heels of california's first major wildfire of the season. evacuees are now returning home to devastation. >> it was a beautiful house, had a nice walkway up to the front of it, you know, the bedrooms were out towards the front. >> the corral fire is burning near tracy, spreading to more than 14,000 acres. it exploded in size after sparking on saturday, injuring two firefighters and triggering mandatory evacuations. the wind event that happened saturday night, was pushing, you know, sustained winds in the high 30s, in the low 40s, which made that fire move really quickly and made it very difficult to control. p-g-and-e's is now looking at fresh data from over the weekend. meteorologist scott purdy shows me this interactive map. the moment the fire started, it took the first fire guard perimeter that started and ran a simulation from there. >> and you can then see in time as we animate through the time step

curry also made sure to leave the young players with some advice. he told them to appreciate the opportunity to attend the camp to listen to their coaches and be good teammates. sorry this loud music is distracting me, but anyway, you get the gist. oh, even louder. thanks the mood. there you go. just blow out my ear. this morning, li. >> well, up next everyone, the seven things you need to know today. what >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break a bit of quiet, you get this live look outside. it is 656. we'll be right back. >> i ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪ ♪ come on ♪ find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer. breaking new

and as you were listening to edwina currie, you were shaking your head there. >> yeah.is, i mean, interest rates have gone up all over the world. i don't think liz truss's mini—budget impacted the european markets or america. interest rates were always going to correct to normal. i have changed my mind on a lot of things, but i think that the conservatives should be pointing out this if you like. the country has moved really quite dramatically to the left, i would say over the past 10 or 20 years, even under a conservative government we've got taxes at their highest rate since the 19405. their highest rate since the 1940s. public spending at an all time high, new regulations coming out pretty much every day. and my worry is that your average voter will think, well, if i want high taxes , high if i want high taxes, high regulation and yet more state spending, i might as well vote for the full fat version. and that's the labour party. i think we do need to tackle a good number of institutions , which i number of institutions, which i think are basically biased against con

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> pixar's newest film, inside out due, is now in theaters. sequel opened at the metreon in san francisco. today we get to see the return of the favorite animated characters the emotions, joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust. but they are facing some changes as riley, the human character they inhabit , is getting older. she's now 13 and grappling with four new emotions envy, embarrassment, ennui, or boredom and anxiety. fans of the original movie were keen to see more. >> i've seen inside out one and i think it's going to be great. >> the sequel has been more than five years in the making. the first, inside out took home an oscar in 2015. disney is a parent company of both pixar and abc seven. >> that looks so fun and so does this. look at this. people packed the beach alongside the santa cruz boardwalk for a movie night. there will be free movies there every friday until august. tonight they show the classic vampire film the lost boys. it started off with a meet and greet with two of the actors, a people laid out on blankets, camp chairs and

abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes us to the 20th annual trans march.t's right to make noise not just for trans pride, but because this event has hit a milestone. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the trans march in san francisco. >> as a fellow trans person, it means a lot because you can see, you know, older trans folk, younger trans folk, and we're all gathered in one place, all under, like the same umbrella of unity. >> on the friday ahead of pride weekend. it's all about embracing who you are. >> 11 years ago, i came here and it convinced me that i should be myself, and i've been coming here ever since. >> thousands showed up at dolores park. where there was live music, dancing and trans and pride flags waving high in the air. shortly after that, crowd gathered next to the park, hoisting a giant trans flag, and began marching into the heart of the city. many say san francisco is proud to be a haven for the trans community. >> we offer a model of how, you know places ought to be embracing difference and helping folks out where they need help, and lift

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