eye never railed how brave firefighters were until i watched them today. >> and five are hurt battling a nasty fire. >> all of a sudden somebody started yelling, get out, get out, fire and then the window started breaking and the flames started shooting out. >> the flames took minutes to burn years of memories. good evening. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama dates. the fire tore through an apartment building in mission district at valencia street. lilian kim is there with the latest. >> the damage to the building is quite extensive. the fire is believed to have started behind this liquor store that sits on the ground floor. it is night boarded up. the apartment units are burned out or have smoke and water damage. and because of is that, about

three dozen people are without a home. big smoke started pouring down out of this apartment building around 10:00 a.m. the heat was so intense, but passersby were told to back away.f a sudden the flames came out, and we could feel it in our face. >> the fire reached four alarms. they first attacked the flames from the street, and then they quickly worked into the building to fight the fire from inside. many people were in their units when the flames broke out including tabitha russell who moved in eight months ago. >> flames were pouring through our kitchen window. i just ran out and grabbed what i could. >> he quickly cleared out his customers and then ran upstairs to save the family. >> my mom started screaming. i carry her down. >> investigators say the fire

started at the bottom of a light well behind a liquor store behind the unit. five firefighters were injured. one hurt his foot while another cut hit hand. none of the injuries are life-threatening. 37 of the people in the build ring home lis including seven children. the american red cross distributed food,g and clothingd vouchers, enough to last for days. >> i feel so sad for them. i have five kids and that's for me. >> there was at least one tenant who was injured. a woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. but she is expected to be just fine. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. a father and son are being called hire rows after -- heros after they res skyed two people from a home. when firefighters arrived the

house was fully involved. neighbors ran to the house and pulled a man to safety. then they braved the flames and went after his 96-year-old mother. >> i picked her up and carried her out. she was hurt. she was old and kind of crippled, so i know i probably blee wasn't too gentle, but was just trying to get her out of there and over the trees and bushes and over to our house. we kept passing her back and forth. >> wow. the fire started from embers in a paper bag left over from a fire in the fireplace. a fire broke out in a condo minute yum in san jose this rch a. one of our news photographers lived near there and captured a cell phone video of the fire. it started around 2:30 and gutted one home, but they stopped it from spreading to any other con doze. nobody was home, but unfortunately one dog died at the fire.

investigators don't know what sparked it. and quick thinking. a pilot landed in the bay. he was unable to extse gear on nose gear on his plane as he approached palo alto airport. he splashed into the bay. fortunately for him he had an amphibious plane. >> an oakland police officer was recovering. he was wounded this morning after exchanging gunfire with an armed suspect. the suspect later died of his wounds. thomas roman has more. >> i hear shots quite often. i never heard any close to me. >> it came from four houses down from her home here on the 9200 block of birch in east lobing -- in east oakland. he chased the suspect from 90th and international boulevard. >> i just heard the shots. i shut my windows and i was afraid that somebody will be running from the police or run into my house. >> police officers tried to stop three men on

international and 90th around midnight. one apparently with a firearm bolted. the outcome left the officer wounded and the suspect eventually died from his wounds. >> the unidentified police officer was brought to highnd la hospital to be treated for a wound to his foot. birch street was filled with police officers and paramedics. the street was closed for several hours. a neighbor, carlos, who didn't want to give up his last name told us in spanish he moved three days ago and was disappointed. he thought this would be safer than the hayward neighborhood. d hearing hearing four distinct gunshots. none wanted to leave the safety of their homes to investigate. councilman larry read says he can't blame residents for being afraid. >> these folks are not afraid to use them. >> he says it is not summer yet, and so far oakl had for -- has had 43 homicides. >> if you look at the

shootings, if they had shot straighter we would be in the neighborhood of 80, 85 homicides five months into the year. so thank god these folks shoot straight. >> he says until oaknd la gets more officers more jobs and better social programs things robert likely to get better. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> a somber event in sacramento where police officers were killed in the line of duty and were remembered. the annual event takes place on the capital mall in sacramento. one of those who fell this year was vallejo's capu. it was compared to the drive to eliminate the death penalty because it could hurt inmates. >> i don't see anybody jumping up yelling and hollering about what needs to be done to stop the peace over -- the peace officer ilg killings. we seem to be more focused on how we repeal the death penalty.

you know, it might hurt. >> he was killed last november while pursuing a bank robber who shot him in the back. the team chaplain for the san diego chargers says junior seau's family may be changing their mind about donating the former nfl line backer's brain for research into football-related brain injuries. the family is talking it over with sn elders. seau committed suicide at his home in oceanside at the age of 43. today hundreds honor inked his legacy. some paddled out on surf boards near seau's house to give a former goodbye. even his former deem mate -- teammate, drew brees, jumped on a board. >> he had an affect o cameyone . >> friends say seau was an avid surfer and often road the waves in front of his home. he played in 20 nfl seasons including 13 with his hometown chargers. and families of the septem victims are 11th victimse talking about how they feel

about five terror suspects facing a judge at bay. the confessed mastermind of the attacks and four others turned their arraignment into a chaotic circus. in one of the most dramatic moments, the brothers of one of the victims had an angry encounter with the success -- the suspect. >> after 10 and a half years, eddie brac ce n came face-to-face with the five men who killed his sister, lucy fishman, and nearly 3,000 others. he watched from behind glass in guantanamo f bay for 13 hours as khalid shake mohamed and four others were finally arraigned. >> i came a long way t you. eye to eye, and your four dominions. >> reporter: the five defendants refused to answer questions. they ignored the judge and prayed in the middle of

proceedings and even pulled out here pieces. one attorney said it was a silent protest over the torture each has endured. >> it has had >> it harm affects and will affect this military tribunal. >> but the victims' families who watched on closed circuit tv in the u.s. it sent a different message. >> i have only seen body language and that in itself indicates they have nothing but contempt for our values and our way of life. >> when it was over one of the accused smiled smiled and gave a thumbs up as he was laid away. they believe he was mocking the six families who came to bear witness. >> i think it would be a different story if he turned and he was in brooklyn. >> abc news, no. coming up, the cia comes clean. akes out a terrorist. >> and successful strategy.

how ron paul's personal past to the presidency seems to be working just fine. >> and being a stay at home parent used to be a luxury. now it is a financial necessity. 7 on your side's michael finney joins us live next with the home economics of 2012. >> hi, everyone. out there clear out there this hour. the temperatures are still mild. inland locations are still in the upper 60s. we may see a few 90s tomorrow. the accu-weather forecast is coming right up. >> piece of food on the floor, how much time can you pick it up and safely eat it?

a woman died after she was hit by a small truck in san francisco. it happened on masonic avenue near euclid and gary boulevard. po victim was crossing outside of a crosswalk when she was hit. the driver stopped and remained at the scene and police haven't cited him. the victim appeared to be in her 20s and died after being rushed to san francisco general hospital. 93,000 unemployed californians are about to receive some bad news. the federal long-term benefits are about to extire. expire. they will join 670,000 other jobless californians whose benefits have run out. a drop in the unemployment rate which is the lowest mark in three years is triggering

the federal cutoff. living on one income in a two-income world is not always easy. >> it is a realurner to turner o see many families are for - -- foregoing the second income because itfinancially. financially. michael finney joins us with that story. >> who would have thought? many families are sitting around the dining room tableing. they find a stay at home parent is not a luxury, but a necessity. it is another day at the webster's home. a stay at home parent, gina, has taken on the duties of home schooling her children. it is a paishting -- a parenting and lifestyle decision to be sure. but it was driven by finances when their private school upped tuition. here she is talking in the thousands of dollars. >> for all three i think it was at that po nie t, 13 or 14 per child, and i probably reduced to about 5 per child.

>> just to pay tuition gina would have to land a job paying, before taxes, around $80,000 a year. >> we looked at it for us and what our expenses would increase by having gina go back to work. in her case it is more than being a housewife because it is a housewife and a home school mother. we have the additional benefit. >> an additional financial benefit. and here is another that is often over looked. >> if you have an additional income come nooght family it could bump you into a higher tax bracket. and so your effective tax rate or the tacks you are paying or your take home pay could be impacted by the lower income spouse. >> let's say you have a family of four with an income of $50,000 a year with a standard deduction. your federal income tacks will run $694. state income tax is $26 for a $720 in income taxes. but if you have a second income of another $50,000, the

tax picture changes dramatically. federal taxes rise to $856 and state taxes to $3,111 for a total of 11,767. the first $50,000 is worth $49,280 for your family. the second $50,000? well it is only worth $38,953. raven perkins runs the website, stay a stay at home mom.com. she says for her family the numbers didn't add up. >> on paper i was making $2100 a month.after i started to add e expenses i had for working i was actually only making $315 a month. >> where was that money going? aside from taxes and child care, there are commute costs and dinners out and work the take h clothes. the take home pay gets quick up quickly.

the main decider is almost always kids. month every month? paying in if you have more than one child in child care, the chances are by bringing that second home person from work, that is enough to make the savings worth while. >> for more information on home schooling and resources that are available go to abc7news.com. >> they think putting your i'm prant on your -- imprint on your child is priceless. think,'s what t absolutesly. leigh is here and looking at our forecast. it is so nice today. >> it was so much nicer that evening. this evening. it was very mild.t a look at eas evening. it is north beach and a lot of photographers -- i know last night they were looking at the super moon. tonight they are looking at people. we still have a bright moonshine out there, but it was not so super as last

night. the temperatures have been mild all evening long. we have still getting reports of currents readings in the upper 60s.ok at the current we'll look at the current temperatures in just a moment. but check out the highs for today. we climbed 5 to 10 dries in some locations. 84 was the high in fairfield. concord reached 84 with 85 in antioch. livermore 84. even half moon bay, the offshore down sloping winds brought you some more. it was 72 degrees in san francisco with 76.k out some ofe numbers. antioch 69 degrees. concord at 63 and 65 in san rafael. napa has sliped into the mid50s. mid50s for san jose and 56 for san jose. a lo is a look ate highlights. we will keep the heat for the next couple days, especially inland. it will be clear tonight. we still still keep some breezily northeasterly winds.

thay east bay hills, warm to hot inland tomorrow. and then we will cool things down at the coast first on tuesday, and then all of us will cool down a little bit as we get to wednesday and thursday. the close up satellite, a few high clouds and that's it. it will be clear tonight. enjoy it. mild inland with the temperatures in the upper 50s to the low 60s. cooling by the coast and the bay with the 40s. out on the water's edge there and low 50s for san francisco and oakland. the nice weather thanks to higher pressure keeping the storm track well to the north of us. and it generates the warm offshore winds. the forecast computer wants to bring a little fog near the coast, but i think that will be pushed off the coast. so we will look for temperatures coast side tomorrow back up into the 70s. and we will get very close to 90-degree heat out tore the delta and maybe oakley and

brentwood. you could possibly see some 90s. we will probably see some 90s on tuesday. 70s tomorrow and 3:00 at the coast and 80s elsewhere and a few 90s extreme east bay locations. here is a look at your temperatures tomorrow of the 86 for san jose. los gatos, 87. 84 for cupertino. down sloping winds, warm day for pacifica. 70, 73 for half mo palo alto to 86 degrees. san francisco 77 in the north bay, midto upper 80s with 87 for santa rosa. napa tomorrow 86. oakland 83. 85 and the further east you go, of course the warmer it will be with fo 87 for antioch and 80 for breent wood and even watsonville will enjoy 80s. a little warmer on tuesday. that's when we should start to see a few more 90s in the east bay. then the clouds move in on the

coast and cooler on wednesday. and then mild and cooler for all of us the rest of the workweek. >> sh so here and will kick it off with a little baseball. >> the giants hosting the brewers before road onng the road on willie mays birthday. what a gift they give the say hey kid.

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guess what. he rips it to center. he can't get there and cory hart scores and we are tied at three. matt cane unfortunately gets a he stays that way until the 11th. a 3-2 count and he wins it with a walkoff single. they hand him an extra inning gift on his birthday with a 4-3 victory. >> i want to be able to win the last game in the series. we wanted to go to l.a. and win. >> a's and rays in tampa. matt joyce rips the two-run single. could he make it through five? the a's in the third. it drives in josh reddick. then he gets all of it, a

stlee-run -- a three-run bomb. they scored five times in the third, all with two outs and they win it 9-5 to m over 50 game over 500. we will take a brief timeout before we hit the hardwood where lakers lakers got all thy could handle. is l.a. a pretender or contender. let's al clçkçkçkçkçkçkçkçkçkçkçk

night nba finals are here and the world champion lakers are hoping to be o hoping to be one of the two finalists. dilutional fan alert. check out the woman stepping on to the floor. she is a known nugget stalker who has been banned from this arena. kobe, two of his 22, puts the lakers up four inside four minutes. he answers and we are tied at 86 with a minute left. the lakers fire back. the wide open three and the lakers go on to win it 92-88 and they are up 3-1 in this series.eat by threeead the heate

and lebron james bure the three. we are tied at 84. but caramel low anthony says i got 3 right here. snapping an nba record 13-game playoff losing streak, but they are still down 3-1 in the series. >> all right, there is so much young talent on the pga tour. it looks like we have a winner every game. today it was ricky fowler's turn. he was rolling in the birdie putt and puts 14 under. wasted opportunities and is it s par and a win on 18. first bogie in 40 holes. the u.s. open champ and mcilroy with a chance to win it. too strong. we are going to a three-way playoff.etser sets the tone on e first playoff hole. look at this approach. it was three feet from the jar and he will tap it in for birdie. the colorful 23-year-old is finally a win oater pga tour.

let's go to talladega, the track ricky bobby made famous with shake and bake. >> you can say that 10,000 times and it still want be enough. >> it fires me up jie. say it one more time. >> shake and bake. does that feel good? >> yes. >> seven laps left and the ricky bobbie talladega nights car and his shake and bake cause himself a chance at the win. hamlin tries to get in the middle and collides and causing a huge pile up. he goes outside and thanks to a push from kyle busch. he passes matt kemp and takes the checkered flag. his second at talladega. you can never go wrong with ricky bobbie. infinion race way. >> shake and bake. >> shake and bake. all right, a new president and an uncertain future. coming up, a political

earthquake 234 france is sending shock waves around the world tonight. >> a familiar tune and a friendly face remembering goober goober pyle.

i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang. 37 people including seven people people -- seven children were left homeless by an apartment fire in the mission district. five firefighters were injured. investigators say it started behind a liquor store that lies below the apartment. >> neighbors of a 96-year-old woman in alamo pulled her to safety from flames. and a man yanked the woman's son out of the way. and an exchange of gunfire left a suspect dead in an -- and an oakland police officer wounded. it is the 43rd home side of the the -- homicide of the year in oakland. president obama called france's new president-elect to congratulate him. car -- sarkozy has been voted out, and they are fearful it could affect the u.s. economy and u.s -- the world economy

and u.s. stock market. >> it was the first time a challenger beat an incumbent in more than 30 years. rol.ould get the debt crisis >> have i tried my best to protect the french people from d the unprecedented crisis that has shaken the world. with europe's che on the brink, that has been the biggest issue in these elections and car co see's defeat makes him a long list in the leaders to lose his job. >> many voters didn't like the car co see -- sarkozy attitude. the man they nicknamed the bling-bling president ma erred to a mod -- married to a model. now they want to raise taxes and emphasize growth. that makes european and american markets nervous. >> it could mean trouble. it could mean some instability. it could mean uncertainty in the market. >> today's parlimentary vote in greece. after months of violent

anti-austerity rioting many ditched the parties that lead for a decade. securing billions in the bailout fiewndz in exchange for deep cuts. 2* puts the greek plan in jeopardy and consequently the euro zone and global markets. >> the u.s. financial markets may stumble this week after the french and greek elections cast the uncertainty over europe's efforts to solve the debt crisis. the stock markets c pummeledin s in man day's -- in monday's trading. the euro plunged compared to the u.s. dollar at $1.30. people are not happy in russia tonight either. at least 20,000 people protested in moscow and clashed with police. they roup set over the election of vladimir putin as president. putin a former spy and president imposed a system many complains stifles civil rights. and the cia has confirmed

that an air strike has killed a top al-qaeda leader. he was hit by a missal. he is wanted in the 2000 bombing of the uss cole. keeping large marijuana growers off the public land is a huge challenge all over the state backed by the powerful and violent mexican drug cartel. no california county sim miewn including marin, and that is making one set of rangers who patrol there especially nervous. heather ishimaru explains why in this assignment seven report. >> these are from marijuana eradication efforts on mount tamilpious. it was discovered in 2006, a 30-acre garden with at least 50,000 plants. the marin sheriff deputy was assigned to the water shed when that first site was found. and they are now on the

department's marijuana eradication team. they are usually backed by the mexican drug cartels. >> throughout the state the growers are armed and they are not afraid to engage law enforcement. >> a fish and game warden was shot and injured by mexican nationals guarding a pot farm in santa clara county. larson is armed, but his counterparts, the marin municipal water rangers who patrol the water shed are not. >> i would rather not talk about that. >> because? >> that is -- that's a policy thing with them and it is something they are currently working on. >> the water district currently has five rangers who cover the 22,000 acre water shed. the rangers were deputized and carried guns when the area was being terrorized, but he m in in 2003 when realized they lacked the proper certification.

now they have the special peace officer status back, but not the guns. the water district's elected do. >> i wasn't there, but it is a large open space from sunset to sunrise and it is designed for passive recreation and that's all we allow. if terms of crime it is light. >> we were unable to reach the board members for comment, and we would certainly like to ask the rangers what they think, bullowed to. not allowed to. they signed a deal with the district agreeing not to talk about it. we asked deputy larson if he would want to patrol the district unarmed. >> no, i would not. >> he rides his bike in the water shed almost every day. he is aware of the controversy. >> he should speak with the rangers. i have talked to them. >> leo does not. >> i don't feel threatened by anyone here, and with the care

high around -- with the sheriff around, they have arms. i don't see a need for more fire power here. >> if you are going to put somebody in uniform in this day and age, you can't assume everything is going to be okay. he is outraged by the groves threatening the pristine water shed with pesticides and garbage and he thinks it is common sense to arm the rangers. >> i would pro fer to have them to run to with a weapon rather than be chased by a weapon have nothing to help with except a can of mace. >> they are researching how other similarren entities handle the guns and there should be a final decision whether or not to arm them within the year. heather ishimaru, abc news. night re-election campaign is trying to put out a fire before it gets out of control.

at issue, joe biden regarding same-sex marriage. they believege betweensame-sex marriage between a man -- excuse me, the president believes marriage is between a man and a woman, but the vice president said this on n a early-morning talk show. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marry men and women marry women and het trough sexuals are entitled to the same rights, the same civil liberty. >> they say he was reiterating his belief that all same sex couples deserve the same right as all-americans. it could be be an upcoming issue in the upcoming campaign. and it may be a case of too little, too late. but ron paul is showing he is not going away. paul seen here at a rally won the most number of delegates at the state party conventions at nevada and maine. while he trails mitt romney by

760 disel gets, it shows his passionate supporters may need to be reconed with before the gop in august. they won the majority in the february caucus. coming up, is food still good to eat after you drop it on the floor? scie pu actually putting this theory to the test. and -- >> these characters do not belong together. >> what is better than one super hero? five super heros. >> hi, everyone. i'm leigh glaser. the forecast here, we will take another look after the break. some travel as

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and" hee-haw" has died. he died this morning after a brief i will in ease. he was 83 years old. it took several super heros to knock harry potter from his perch on the all time record sales for new movies. "the avengers" opened and it took in more than $200 million in three days. compare that to $168 for potter or "batman the dark knight" or" spider-man 3" in their opening weekends. are the adventures of ironman, black widow, captain america, thor and the hulk a hint of things to come? >> we are looking at by far the biggest summer ever. "avengers" is blow the doors open. >> this movie should all accounts not work. these characters do not belong together and the movie is

impossible. >> it followed a new distribution formula. it opened in 52 countries before hitting theaters across the u.s. so far total worldwide sales total $441 million. "the avengers" is produced by disney which is also the parent company of abc7. and it is now a legitimate scientific debate. how many secbefore food have before food you have dropped on the ground is infected by germs? the three-second rule is considered an old wives tale, but as t.j. winick tells us, they are testing the concept. >> admit it. you have done it. you grabbed the dropped french fry off the floor. >>. was a five-second rule. >> i heard it was three. >> reporter: and eaten it. >> i think the three-second rule goes back generations. my parents used to do that. >> if the food falls on the floor for three seconds it is okay to eat the food. >> but does the old wife's tale holdup under scientific scrutiny?

researchers in the manchester metropolitan university have put th test, a the test, and they found while some foods g lop and this unfortunate $15 stg ground for bacteria. others can survive the floor. they broke them down into categories. first, cooked pasta. it failed. bacteria clinging on within seconds. it too too moist to stay clean. next up, dried fruit. that failed too. bacteria grows within seconds. what is good for us is good for germs too. >> if you are hungry, you are hungry. >> how about some sliced ham? surprisingly bacteria free. all of the salt and chemicals and processed meat keeps it germ free. and if you like sweets like cookies, they are dry and high in sugar and even after five seconds relatively germproof.

but how about this experime bold experiment? actually this piece of toast and jam would be okay to eat as long as you brush it off a little bit. >> if it is wet, zero seconds. >> i don't know. i am still -- maybe if you can cutoff the part that hit the floor. i am skeptical. >> it is the fillet mignon? let's get to leigh glaser and check out our forecast. hi, leigh. >> hi, everyone. let's do some traveling. l.a. is a delightful day, 76 degrees. palm springs warms to 95. if you are going to be traveling from fresno up toward the sacramento valley area, boy get ready for warm temperatures. sacramento tomorrow is 90 degrees. seattle is 72 with some sunshine. you will find showdowns in chicago, st. louis and e connecg flights.

a strong cold front moving through that part of the country. and you could have delays there. thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon , 80 degrees. here is the good stuff. our forecast, we are going to warm up even more so tomorrow. inland east bay locations, upper 80s and maybe a 90 or two. richmond 80, 77 in san francisco tomorrow. santa rosa is 87. 86 for san jose. 88 gilroy and even warmer on tuesday. expected 90s are expected inland. we start to cool things down and the fog returns and sunny and mild the rest of the week. mother's day is next sunday. at the, leigh. >> you are not talking about me. >> we are talking motorcycles and will fulfill your need for speed, something i never had. and as we hit the asphalt for the ama photo jam.

they are staging their moto jam with several riders coming home to their friends and family. shear feel of what they experienced through the lens of mendoza. >> i have a need, the need for speed. >> everybody is here and the fans and everybody is watching and signing autographs. definitely looking forward to racing. >> i started ride whg i -- riding when i was eight years old. >> obviously i have butterflies before i race. it is a huge adrenaline rush to be running with the guys. >> i think they look at me as another competetor, but one

they want to beat a little more because i am a girl. >> she is definitely a tom tom y at the track. but off the track she wears a dress and make up. >> right now my family is from around here. i grew up in lafayette. >> we have been known for having fast racers. this is one of the more difficult tracks. people who ride here tend to do well. >> you feel the highs and a lot of times you have the fou he behind you. i am from here and you don't want to let them down. you always seem to do best on your track. good energy coming out of a fan. >> great weekend at the giants brought back their

style of play. willie maze 81 years old today and what a better place to celebrate than at&t park. giants and brewers and he is there for sandoval. a double to right and blanco scores from first and giants take a 2-1 lead. no one is hotter in the league than p pagan. he extends his hitting streak to 20 games. first time the san francisco giants have had two of those in a season. it is top of nine and 3-2g-men and are you kidding me? he rips one to center and can't get there. cory hart scores and we are tied at 3 and matt cane loses his decision. stays away until the 11th and hector sanchez with the bases full on a 3-2 count. the giants head to l.a. with a 4-3 victory. rough start for the a's. 41 pitches in the first inning and and he gets the decision. the a's battle back in the third. he has been hot.

five for eight in the series. then the big blow. a 3-run bomb. they score five times in the third and all with two outs. they win it 9-5 to improve to a game over 500. lets gee to anaheim where a day off did albert pujols some good. the future hall of famer hit his first homerun as an angel ending the longest streak of his career. check out his teammates. they are having fun with it. nobody is in the dug out afterward. they come out as he circles the bases. bryce harper a first in dc. the first inning and a quick move to first. his first major league steel and the phillies get the win 9-3. shark fans can rest a little easier tonight as a team that knocked them out of the playoffs, st. louis is now gone too courtesey of the l.a. kings. dustin brown and a short one

through the legs. the captain does it again in the third and scores into the empty net. they get a sweep with the 3-1 victory. they are in the conference final for the second time in franchise history. after improving to 43 and 0, he says he is leaning toward retirement. the 35-year-old is facing a three-month jail sentence for domestic violence on june 1st. he said there is nothing for me to fight. how about manny paquio? he said it is not going to happen. he doesn't deserve a fifty-50 -- 50-50 split. there was a money guarantee months ago, and it is not my fault, saidmayweather. somebody offers me millions to fight and i am getting in the ring. >> thank you, shu. that's it for abc news. >> for everyone here at abc7 news, have a great night and

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