they reveal is in the newsroom with a preview -- larry beale is in the newsroom with a preview. talking about double figures and points, rebounds and assists, jokic has five triple-doubles this season, tying the record held by draymond green of the warriors. jokic grew up in serbia, raised in a small town. with big stats as a teenager. but no one had actually seen him play. a sports agent kept seeing stats and a newspaper, sent has colic to see if jokic was just some big kid playing against little guys or if he was older than his opponents. when the agent heard jokic was playing against kids his size, he immediately signed and before anyone knew who he was -- signed him before anyone knew who he was. obviously the rest is history now. jokic, basically impossible to guard. >> he's kind of breaking that mold. how like magic johnson did with the point guard position. he's breaking the mold of the center position -- being dominant. down the block. being dominant before everyone on the floor. >> we've just got to no one's paying attention to it. which we will do. i will be better. be

and long live life. >> now abc 7 sports with larry beale. >> the a's season ticket turn for the worsethat was possible, no it was. yankees pitcher deming go through a perfect game. first perfected in the majors in a dozen years. first time the a's have been no-hit since 1991. finishing with baseball at the coliseum. yesterday no hits, today instantly. tony kim leading off. the a's were up 1-0 after that. similar finish would follow. top two, isaiah from hawaii, deep to center field. rui's a bead on it, leaps, he's got it or his glove has it but it's over the fence. no, that counts as a homerun. yankees tie it up. baseball, 2023. former a's donaldson, oh, that is way gone. yankees cruised to victory. eight have lost 12 of 14, 20 1-62 and back on pace for the fewest wins in the majors since 1899. ouch. giants in toronto where the roof was open at skydome but there is an umbrella in the track for some reason. chris bassett struck out 12. jd davis called out to end the inning. gets tossed for the first time. the argument is ejected a john peterson, rare start at left. tremendous catches t

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thank you for joining us, i'm larry beale. >> i'm liz kreutz.nsit lines making sure people know that safety is the number one priority, but that's not the only issue. >> remember the vidar

i'm larry beale. >> i'm kristin. pour in from educators, students and many more including president biden. >> i believe colleges are stronger when they are racially diverse. our nation stronger. we can't let this be the last word. >> majority overturned admissions plans at harvard and university of north carolina, the oldest private and public colleges. john roberts said that for too long universities have quote concluded wrongly that the touchstone of an individual's identity is not challenges bested, skills built or lessons learned, but the color of their skin. our constitutional history does not tolerate that choice. justice sotomayor wrote in dissent that the decision rolls back decades of progress. the ruling will not change much in california because of proposition 209. >> abc 7 news reporter leann melendez here. that could give the country a clue as to how this will unfold in the ramifications. >> 27 years of experience, so we know a thing

thank you for joining us, i'm larry beale. >> i'm liz kreutz. workers went to five of the most used transit lines making sure people know that safety is the number one priority, but that's not the only issue. >> remember the video earlier this month? person after person not paying, highlighting the growing problem of very evaders. as abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains uni-has an answer for that. >> is one of the oldest publicly operated transit systems, one that many people depend on. but there are safety concerns. take a look at the sf pd data cited that shows a number of incidents. there was a much bigger number before the pandemic but the numbers have been going up since 2020. this year through april, there have been 188 incidents. they say they are aware that incidents are happening on vehicles and are working to step up safety. they launched a safety equity initiative focusing on gender-based and sexual harassment on public transportation for the first time. they took off on foot to spread the word. >> but were trying to do is making