one player hoping to hear his name called at some point is former cal linebacker evan weaver.eaver is a tackling machine who was named the pac-12 defensive player of the year last season after leading the nation with 182 tackles. he doesn't care what round or what team picks him. >> the team that drafts me is getting a super hypercompetitive guy, a guy who refuses to lose, someone who's going to be a vocal leader, someone who's going to push everybody to win a lot of games, hopefully win some championships. >> we hope his dreams come true. experts predict weaver will be drafted in the middle to late rounds. >>> hockey in the middle of summer? yes. the nhl is considering returning to the ice in july. under a scenario discussed the league could come back to various cities with multiple teams playing in the same location. hockey games haven't taken place since march 11th. once a decision is made the nhl believes it will take a couple of weeks for players to get back into game shape. we'll be right back with more news. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still

there are weavers.untry from the top to the bottom pulling together and doing great things. how do we magnify that? how do we get to the other side of this together in a more valiant way? >> i would say think of what made you who you are. it wasn't because you took some fabulous vacation in hawaii. the thing that made you who you are is you went through a valley. you went through some hard time, and people in the valley are either broken or broken open. and some people shrivel up and get more selfish. but a lot of people get broken up and more vulnerable. they see deeper into themselves. more humble. more connected. and i'm hopeful when this is over we'll not go back to the way it was. there's going to be a shift in culture, a shift in politics, and it may look like nothing we can predict right now, but this thing has been like an x-ray on our society, exposing racial injustices, exposing economic inequality. we know ourselves better when you're in a valley. so i'm hopeful that we're going to have a gre

weaver is one of several football players drafted with ties to the bay area.ns to all of them. >>> basketball news. the nba will not allow teams -- will now allow teams, rather, to open their practice facilities to players beginning may 1st in cities where stay-at-home orders have been relaxed. now, that's according to a report from espn. now, large groups will still not be allowed to practice together. the stay-at-home order in the bay area runs through may 3rd. of course that could be extended. the league plans to make other arrangements for players in markets that are still under those restrictions. so we'll see how those affect the golden state warriors. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> well, how about something good like police officers helping to celebrate the birthday of an 8-year-old in the south bay. check it out. ♪ happy birthday to you >> this is so nice. the parents of mitchell threw together a drive-by birthday party. they also invited santa clara police, and eight officers showed up, lit up their lights and revved the siren

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and one man who is hoping to hear his name called is cal linebacker evan weaver.on in tackles last year, 181. he has been doing facetime interviews with nfl teams and joined us on a quarantine edition of our with authority podcast. and we were told the strangest thing that he was asked during the nfl combine. >> how competitive are you? i think i'm more competitive than anybody in the nation, i always want to win. all right. stare at this wall and don't blink. i'm going to time you. so i get up to about two, 2 1/2 minutes, all right, you're good. i believe you. and by that point, i couldn't even see anymore. i was kind of just so my eyes were so dry. it was kind of ridiculous. >> how bizarre. >>> another podcast guest. sharks star evander kane. while the rest of russ just getting used to the idea of carrying wipes and purell for the first time, maybe, kane is a self-described neat freak. he has been doing this all along. >> this whole thing, everybody has a heightened sense of sanitizing and being a lot more clenly. i've always been like that. you can ask my wife.

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this would be the ultimate goal right but don't expect it to happen any time soon weaver radek aided infectious diseases before just think smallpox we even managed to eradicate and others do not act coronavirus sars after it broke out in 2002 but there's a key difference between that and covert 19 people who get covert 19 can infect others before they start to show symptoms themselves so during the incubation period that wasn't the case with sars covert 19 is much more transmissible and that characteristic is what's going to make it very difficult to get on top of this disease most experts agree at this point that covert 19 is likely with us to stay. which country in europe has the most cases of covert 19 currently spain has more confirmed cases of the. at 19 then and the other european country although more people have died from the disease in italy but we should always really take statistics like this with a grain of salt because both testing and record keeping vary a lot from country to country we haven't agreed on any international standards for for who is to be tested and we don

and evan weaver is gonna have to make those plays on sundays.he pac-12 defensive player of the year was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. last season with the bears he led the nation in tackles and was the first time all-american. and before the draft, weaver told our own dennis o'donnell, hey, nfl teams, don't sleep on me come draft day. >> you don't see it that way, i know. what do you see? >> i see myself as a futured pro-bowler. starter. a persononna tur either a team around or keep a team winning. >> to be fair, shoutout, stanford linebacker, casey tuhill, a seventh round pick by the philadelphia eagles. and jj coski, free agent contract to run routes for the rams. played collegiately, brian, for cal powell, y. >> go mustangs. thanks, vern. >>> coming up, joe biden has a prediction about president trump's next campaign move. delaying the election. can he do that? a uc law professor weighs in. >> another tragic milestone reached in the coronavirus pandemic. a look at new guidance from the world health organization. >> and we're moni

. >> weaver is one of the biggest steals, goes to ards in the sixth round. lead the nation in tackles, joined the team, that was 5-10-1 last season. he will be an arizona cardinal. >> i thought i would go off the board earlier, i am excited where i ended up. they need lbs, with simmon, and the guys they have there, i am blessed and honored to be able to go help us win a super bowl. >> 31 years ago today, kevin mitchell made this iconic play. the one handed grab in st. louis. bare hander to snag smith, and send the wizard of oz back to the bench. showing ozzie how it is done. >> espn is reporting the nba will ease up practice facility restrictions, it could be friday. >> check out this tweet. >> i do remember, i remember my dad taking up to the back. waiting in the tunnel. we wanted to see scotty and michael so bad. i don't think i said a word. the fact that i was able to be there, meet the legend. himself, it was so motivating for me. i was able to tell all my friends when i went to school. >>> two girls in the east bay are helping frontline workers, thanks

our friend of the podcast and the nation's leading tackling evan weaver, he goes to the cardinals in by the eagles in the seventh. and basketball news espn reported the nba reopened team practice facilities beginning this friday in areas that are loosening stay at home restrictions. now, there's going to be no group work outs or organized team activities. there will be alternative plans made for those in markets with stricter guidance. we have not seen the nba since march 11th. that's when the season was suspended, but possibly good news on the way. send it back to you. >> that's nice hearing about the nfl draft. it's nice hearing some of the basketball players can practice their skills, and now more than ever its important to stay informed. so abc 7 news will continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. with news for you, and of course at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and 11:00 you can see dion lim and me. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. for drew and chris and dion and the entire abc 7 news team thank you. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your

. >> evan weaver is a tackling machine. >> sense a young age, my mom yelled from the stands wrap the"aver has always had the desire. >> you can teach the technique, but at the end of the day, you have to want to do it. >> reporter: the pac 12 defensive player of the year led the nation with a school record 182 tackles. he was so good, cal had a little fun highlights the line backer's nose for the football. >> sometimes i have to remind weave to keep it behind the lines. >> not today, not in my house. >> reporter: still, some pro scouting reports question if he has what it takes to be a game changer. >> i don't feel like i have anything to prove. when you lead the nation by 30 tackles, it shows something. >> reporter: mock drafts predict he will be drafted in the middle to late rounds. he says he doesn't care who takes him, he just wants a chance to prove he can play in the nfl. >> a team who drafts me is getting a gig who uy who refuse lead, a vocal leader, and someone that's going to push everybody to win a lot of games. hopefully some championships. >> reporter: and the legacy he le

now, cals evan weaver expects to hear his name necks week. the leading tackler has been meeting with teams he face timed during shelter in place. he is expected to go in the third or fourth round and likely be a special teamer. he told me today that's a complete understood estimation. you don't see it that way, i know. what do you see? >> i see myself as a future pro bowler, you know, starter person that gther a team aroun team winning >> yeah, he is going to be a player all right. >>> golf made it official, announcing it will return june 11 in fort worth, texas. four tournaments -- first four tournaments scheduled will be played without fans. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci has said baseball can resume this summer played without fans. the question is will joe kelley be ready in time to play baseball? the dodgers pitcher was terrible today. doyle would say that pitch was -- his backyard was huge. he didn't even come close and there was proof, the window was indeed shattered and ken, elizabeth, the problem with shattering a window right now, you

also we need we know was a weaver.ood work out there on nova navajo textiles because they were currency in the southwest. they were very well known for being extremely well-made, they were watertight so they sold this was one of the trade items for navajos along with enslaved people, interestingly, there's a whole discussion of slavery in new mexico which took a different shape than slavery in east but i was able to talk about that also with we needed because there are stories that, given her name, we need a car she also had a navajo name but she was known as bonita there were stories and suspicions that he may have been a spanish captive who had been enslaved some sort of raid or some sort of rating warfare that and brought into the navajo tribe and absorbed so that allowed me to talk about that aspect of navajo culture and her breathing allowed me to talk about sheep raising and yard weaving and or spinning and then weaving and blankets and dresses and the work that women do to clothe their family and keep it warm al

weaver likely won't hear his name called during the first round on thursday and it. bears linebacker is projected to be a mid-round pick. he didn't get a chance to work plentyontape less season when he led the nationkl y rank you 9atallsnttheir categ of a special teams player on an nfl roster. you don't see it that way, i know. what you see? >> i see myself as a future pro bowler. a person who will turn 18 around or keep a team winning. that's what i do. i make plays. >> this is hard to believe but yesterday marked a 25th anniversary of joe montana's retirement. he's still coming through in the clutch off the field. montana is hard of the all in challenge athletes and celebrities trying to raise $100 million during the pandemic. montana and ronnie lott are auctioning off a dinner for six . the current bid is $25,000. >> the dinner will be done between the pizza grill and outside. there's a plat -- special place we go for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. no one will leave empty-handed. >> joe doesn't worry about opposing defenses anymore. these days there low pressure he

2015 just before his 101st birthday together they founded and built up the textile firm old world weavers and traveled the world looking for unusual patterns and materials i was contributed to the interior design of the white house under 9 different u.s. presidents and in 2019 i resigned forgot her own gallery at the peabody essex museum in salem massachusetts. it showcases on samples the fashion icon designed from head to toe. she donated around 1000 pieces from her private collection to the museum. iris is always going to be herself is very true to her own vision style but more so it also i think provided people with an opportunity to look at themselves and say what am i afraid of you know i can do this to. want to be very nonchalant and courage for the express is all of that through her clothing she was never bothered by logos or labels she mixes on couture with one of a kind pieces and embroider jackets with the costume jewelry. i'm collecting 11 years. and i was just recently at night. so they were. i have a few things and i still can't stop i don't buy like i used to but i still col

. >>> evan weaver was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. with the bears, he led the nation in tackles and was a first-team all-american. shoutout to cal, jaylen hawkins who signed a deal with the falcons. picked up in the fourth round. linebacker out of stanford, a seventh round selection by the eagles. >> thank you. we step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay at work. for you. you stay at home for us. just know we're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you doctors & nurses. >>> finally tonight, gavin newsom is getting the ultimate recognition for his leadership during this pandemic. the nation bobl head and all of that. the museum unveiled a my bobl head in his honor. three other

a rise of distrust, problem being solved at the local level by people we call weaver who are buildingcommunity, and we thought we go out, learn from their example and try to nationalize their effect and i do this now every week, go somewhere the country and i meet people who are really living for relationships, not for self, and building communities, and a lot of them are second mountain lives. a woman i met a while ago in new orleans called lisa fitzpatrick, a health care executive, driving one da and i saw two kids, 10 and 11, and they looked terrified, and they had something in their hands and they held it up and it was a gun, and they shot her in the face. and it was a -- they had to do a gang initiation killing to get into the gang. and so she recovers from this, and she realizes, i wasn't the victim here if was collateral damage. those two little boys were the victims because they had to kill somebody so they could have a family. and so the now devotes herself to gang work in new orleans and works for the city, and a lot of our weavers have had something negative happen in their

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but it's a problem solved at the local level by people we call weavers who are building community ande felt we'd go out and learn from their example and try to nationalize their effect. i do this now every week and go out somewhere in the countries and i meet people living for relationships not for self and building communities and a lot of them are second mountain lives. there was a woman i met a while ago, called lisa fitzpatrick, she is a health care executive and she was driving and saw two kids 10 and 11 and looked terrified and had something in their hands and held it up, it was a gun. she shot her in the face. and they had to do a gang initiation killing to get into a gang and she recovers from this and realizes i wasn't the victim here, i was collateral damage, those two little boys were the victims, they had to kill someone so they could have a family and she works in gangs, in the city. and the weavers try to fix bha happened to them. >> you were doing this with aspen weekly, you're writing two columns a week, you're on pbs friday nights, writing one book a year and teaching

. >> finally, the heart and soul of the cal bear, evan weaver.-12 defensive player of the year, unanimous all american, big game champion, 412 career tackles, and a two-time with authority podcast guest. need we say more? >> weaver is born to play middle linebacker. he's got that demeanor. he definitely has a chip on his shoulder. he's had it for a long time, and he'll always visit. and he has guy that made more tackles than anybody in the country in the last two years. >> hear the name of these guys and morrical guys called on thursday during the draft. dustin dorsey. >> it's going to be fun. larry beil has news about the nfl draft, but also the warriors tonight. larry? >> yeah, the story that never goes away. draymond telling it like it is regarding kevin durant. plus jon gruden going back to college where he learns technology can be difficult. sports but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr+, her2- mbc. piqray is taken with fulvestr

evan weaver is going to have to make those plays on sunday.nsive player of the year was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. that's season with the bears, he led the nation in tackles and was a first team all american. before the draft, we were told our own denis o'donnell, hey, nfl teams, don't sleep on him come draft day. >> you don't see it that way. i know. what do you see? >> i see myself as a future pro- bowler. a starter. a person that is going to turn a team around or keep a team winning. >> now, i don't claim to be this great nfl professor, but if i was, i tell you, 55% of all nfl rosters are filled with guys drafted in rounds 4 through 7 plus draft picks. >> well, you've seen the history behind it all. so you have a good record to stand behind. >> yeah, i'll take it. we'll discuss this later, in the mean time, we have to generate some revenu captioning sponsored by cbs >> foster: i want to, relaxing lockdowns, even if it's risky business. >> we need to open up the economy snraw the debate heetsz up, so does the weather. >> it's

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former cal linebacker evan weaver will likely be a mid round pick.led the nation in tackles but still has some doubters who are questioning if he's athletic enough to play in the nfl like he did at berkeley. >> i'm hearing the early mid rounds. my expectations just get on the team that wants me where i can compete, play right away, because they aren't going to want to take me off the field when i'm in there. >> the first round of the nfl draft is on thursday. >>> steph curry has great handles on the court but not so good on the keyboard. the two-time league mvp is using an online program to improve his typing. he says he never really learned how to type and he's always struggled with it. with his talent, i'm sure he'll be cranking out more than 60 words per minute in a matter of no time. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure pe

it has included cough, weaver and shortness of breath, but now on that list are chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and loss of taste or smell. the cdc says symptoms can appear within 2 to 14 days of exposure and they recommend immediate medical attention. if you are having trouble breathing or continue chest pain or pressure you might want to check with your doctor. >>> the napa county sheriff's department says they shot and killed a robbery suspect today after a chase. the suspect was wanted by napa police just a short time earlier for a robbery. a sheriff spokesman said the deputy spotted the suspect's car on highway 29 near 121. a short chase took them to the napa county airport where the suspect stopped and shots were fired. it's unclear what come to the gunfire. we know the deputy was not injured and he is on administered of leave which is standard protocol.>>> life obviously will look very different once the shelter in place orders are lifted. the changes you can expect to see an bay area salons. >>> plus, the billions of dollars california cities say they expect to los

evan weaver of cal goes to the cardinals in the sixth round.twoville was taken by the eagles in the seventh round. a whole flurry of picks there. that's not to mention all the free agent deals that are looking to be signed now the draft is over. a lot to be looking forward to. football almost back. a lot of fun, though, this weekend. guys? > all right, chris, thank you. >>> all right. well, coming up next, the story about the power of kindness. how a boy named corona has a >>> we want to let you know that abc 7 has launched new streaming apps so wherever you are you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc 7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv, and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it for free. >>> well, finally now, a boy bullied for his name, corona, has gotten a new celebrity friend and gift. >> corona de vries wrote a letter to tom hanks, who he knows as woody from "toy story." he wanted to wish him well after he and his wife tested positive for coronavirus. hanks replied, sending hi

evan weaver of cal goes to the cardinals in the sixth round and casey tulow of stanford taken by theenth. >>> espn is reporting that the nba is reopening team practice facilities beginning friday in areas that are loosening stay-at-home restrictions. there's going to be no group workouts or no team activities. there will be alternative plans for those made in markets with stricter guidelines. a special shoutout to my grandma, 91 years [spoken] i do motivational speakingld. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, ucsf is doing tests injecting coronavirus patients with plasma from recovered patients. a doctor involv

former cal linebacker evan weaver will likely hear his name called on day two or day three.ow, he's the pac-12 defensive player of the year. he's also led the nation in tackles by more than 30, but still has some doubters who are questioning if he's athletic enough to play in the nfl like he did at berkeley. >> i'm hearing the early mid rounds. my expectation is just get on the team that wants me and where i can complete and play right away because they're not going to want to take me off the field when i'm in there. >> the first round of the nfl draft is on thursday. >>> some star athletes from the bay area teamed up to reinforce the importance of staying home during this challenging time. >> we know this isn't an easy time. >> but we need to work together. >> but we're all in this together. >> let's get through this together, bay area. >> let's flatten the curve by staying home and following the guidelines. >> also serve pro bay area statutories team and mayors from san jose, san francisco and oakland lending their voice for this public service announcement about staying h

opportunity to do all of that where do you think we're headed i often wonder if we're all going to the weavers one day i mean the chinese they're part of a couple steps ahead but we're certainly moving in that direction yeah especially with things like the internet of things and also it gives them the opportunity to do any kind of things like using existing kinds of weapons to to like the cubans did in our embassy or the russians did with microwaves in our embassy in moscow they could do the same thing here with other people and we have some people complaining that's in fact what is happening so explain what the microwave so how it works what it will do is give you a. certain microwave frequencies coming at you will burn your skin and actually burn it down to a certain depth. and it goes through walls. and it can yes it can go through walls but they also have you know other kinds of laser type things that can be even more intense so they can use infrared to find out where you are and follow you inside your building those kinds of things well we all we all carry our own tracking device yes with

michael d weaver. david jack walker. jules valdes. leora sells. lanny david scroggins.george michael howard. susan jane ferrell. kimberly kay clark. donald earl burns senior. david neil burkett. ted allen. peter, we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness the third. john thomas stewart. terry smith reese. patricia nicks. betsy jay mcdonald. and my father, james mccarthy the second. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. >> we remember our friends at the united states marine ♪ ♪ >> we remember those with and my father paul di i senior special agent. what >> we remember our friends and family with the department of agriculture fifth floor. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we remember those with the united states army recruiting battalion on the fourth floor. wanda lee watkins. ♪ ♪ >> we remember our

michael d weaver. david jack walker. jules valdes. leora sells. lanny david scroggins.. dr. george michael howard. susan jane farrell. kimberly k clark. donald earl burns senior. david neil burket. ted allen. we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness the third. john thomas stewart. perry smith reese. patricia makes. betsy jay mcdonald. and my father, james mccarthy the second. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. [reading names] >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. [reading names] >> we remember our friends at the united states marine corps -- >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. [reading names] >> we remember our friends at the united states marine corps recruiting sixth floor. [reading names] >> we remember those with the u.

behavior at holt international business school in woodbridge virginia in the united states avis jones to weaver a career reinvention strategist welcome to your wall and one question for all of you know start with you mabel how of you had to adapt the way you work because of the restrictions imposed by coronavirus well actually it's been quite hard but we have figure out ways to cope with this situation. as a psychologist i switch my practice to online so. my company developed on a platform for me to see my patients that spend difficult because a lot of kids or sometime later don't know much about how they used at knology and on on the other hand for my research job we're able to work from home but not as efficient as the new person and allie what have you had to do to adapt to the new way of working. i have to say that the patient has being fairly easy you know being a professor or a university we you know disseminate knowledge and only that happens in the classroom but now it's happening online and i think oh for a lot of universities that has to make the switch to go from offline to online an