an accident in berkeley. abc-7 news is next. >> ama: california is facing a new budget crisis. >> alan: the budget deficit has now blooped -- ballooned to $16 billion. the good made the announcement today and is warning that bigger cuts and higher taxes could be on the way. we're live in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: happened again. state budget estimates that miss by a mile. what started out as a $9 billion deficit at the beginning of the year has now nearly doubled. governor brown is telling voters to raise taxes or there will be severe cuts. >> next weekend seniors at san set to gradgrad wait but students with more time to go are bracing for here cuts in higher tuition. students are thinking about

finding another parttime job. >> i might need to get one more parttime job even the i'm already working 15 hours now. >> this latest jolt came from governor brown who announced the $9 billion budget deficit preticketed in january has now ballooned to $16 billion. he says tax revenues have not increased as much as expected because the economy has not bounced back. the governor used the opportunity to make another sales pitch for his november tax initiative. >> the plan, asks high income earners to pay up to 3% more in their income seven for seven years. it will increase sales taxes by one-fourth of one percent for four years. >> without the tax hike the governor is warning of deep cuts to public safety and social service programs as well as to california colleges and schools. the san francisco unified school district, in the middle of contentious teacher goarkz, says

it's approaching a worst-case scenario. >> we could be looking at a school year that is nine days shorter than the regular length of the school year. so that comes -- that would beas are concerned. >> republican lawmaker says the higher deficit is not a surprise. >> it's a big number but we knew it wasn't balanced when it was voted on, on a simple majority vote by the democrats. so my message has not changed, and that is, taxes are not the answer. >> governor brown did not have any specifics about the higher budget deficit. we should find out more on monday when he releases his revised spending plan for the fiscal year that starts in july. in the newsroom. abc-7 news. >> ama: trouble at the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station. no power. b.a.r.t. o b.a.r.t. officials say the juice wend off at 9:45 and claimed it's a pg&e issue. trains are still going to the

station. they're just not stopping. no word when the lights will on. back on. >> alan: occupy the farm protesters are not giving up, even though today they dismantled the encampment. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> food justice and equity for this meetings' focus is the future of the farm, al known as guild tract, uk berkeley owned land used by the conclude of natural resources. >> we're here because we want this land preserved as ag land. >> cal insisted that is what it is used for. but demonstrators don't believe it. they moved in, put up tents and started farming three weeks ago, and to make access easier, they built a ladder and slide as police and security stood by. yesterday, occupiers got an it

ultimatum. leave the farm and secure two seats at a uc led meeting or risk prosecution. the only thing that left the bags. bags.ere tents and >> anyone with gear in the gore cubby, it all came out. >> uc has been focusing on the encamp and it's become clearly contentious issue for them and the researchers, so we're removing our encampment. >> the encamp is an important first step. very clear that we did what we need to do, with a few dozen untrained and uninvited guests open-airs an laboratory. >> the demonstrators plan to continue farming the land daily and some say they'll stay with our without tends. >> want to protect the easement. ainst more than as to filed a of these demonstrators. they're accused ofd trespassing

and being a nuisance. insure. >> ama: the effort t recall oakland mayor jean quan has failed. the organizer put a notice on his web site, stating they couldn't get the required 19,800 signatures. may 14th is the deadline for submission. >> alan: nadya lockyer obtained a restraining order against her on-again-off-again lover. she claims her husband and herself and her eight-year-old son are haunted by him. he sent sexually graphic video claims claims claims to a bay area newspaper. she claims she was afaked her ex-boyfriend but the attorney generals office will not file charges. >> ama: president obama and mitt are on cures for a culture war. today romney fired another shot at the president's endorsement

of she is she same-sex marriage. here's the battle that is shaping up. >> reporter: romney told 14,000 graduates at an evan evangelical christian university that he believes major is between a man and a woman. in the bay area a pastor says this debate is a redthis debateg that some politicians avoiding the real issues. >> mitt romney took a firm stance at life university in virginia founded by jerry falwell. >> it is today with the enduring institution of marriage, merrick is a relationship between one man and one woman. [applause] >> the talked about president obama's support of same-sex marriage and received huge play, hoping to cement his mormon religion, he added. >> no feater force for good in the nation than clinton shens in action. >> people have to wise up. this kind of devious,

politicking. that has nothing to do with faith, belief, and religion. but it's all about money, and power. >> reverend amos brown is the president of san francisco's naacp and pastor of the third baptist church. >> i am supporting the president. he has made his decisi it'sand o get on with dealing with the things that matter. >> brown thinks the president showed a great deal of courage. the reverend does not and will not perform smeaks smeaks marriage, his personal choice. sunday he will tell his pary insures what a christian is. >> it is justice for people who happen to be gays or lesbians to be treated fairly and have equal protection under the law. it is merciful for us to be kind to people who are different. >> sunday sermons will likely touch on the president's declaration. some pastors worry about black voter backlash. >> there will be some that will

absolutely turn against him. and we -- because, again, we hear it happening as we speak. >> reverend brown says no one religion has the answers for everyone. >> we live in a nation in which we have freedom of religion, and freedom from religion. >> a recent poll found that pack in 2008, 67% of african-american voters opposed same-sex marriage. this april that number dropped to 49%. am ma? >> ama: president obama didn't mention social issues today as he focused on honoring the nation's law enforcement officers. 34 officers were the winner0s of the top cop aired. the president said those behind him represented the best of the best. >> every day, hundreds of thousands of law enforcement officers keep our neighborhood safe, and, frankly think don't ask for a lot.

they don't ask for a lot of credit. they don't go to work planning to be heroes. they just too their jobs. >> recipients included 15 members of the detroit police department who confronted a gunman who opened fire in a local precinct. >> alan: a wrong-way driver in berkeley sent a woman the hasn't. -- hospital. the berkeleyd had been chasing a man in a pickup truck. he collide with the woman's car. the man bailed out and has not been found. a petaluma man was arrest editor driving 104 miles-per-hour with two kids in the back seat. juan gallegos was seen driving into oncoming traffic this morning. it took officers three miles to catch up to him. gallegos says he was taking the kids to a soccer game and they were late. was he was arrest on charges of reckless driving and child endangerment. >> ama: more than 100 people

protested the death of a high school student shot and killed by oakland police with a march for justice today. they made their way from 92nd 92nd avenue and birch, where the shooting took place last sunday to oakland's east mont police station. police say an officer killed the 18-year-old because he pointed a gun at them say his parents say he was waiting for a ride on a street corner with two friends. they're angry at what they say was on unjustified shooting. >> we want the police to let us know what happened to our son house he was shot. why he was shot, the arrangement of the shooting and he the bulls we went know what happened. >> they say their son would not have had a gun or shot at police. he was an felony probation for burglary. >> angry protesters take the streets in spain. >> a big change for california's

welfare -- recipients. >> an airline backed out of lifetime teal for some passengers. >> leigh: low clouds and fog moving inland. temperatures in the east bay holding heat in the 60s. we're definitely going cool down tomorrow. a look at the forecast is coming up.

>> ama: at least 100,000 people are prosting spain's neck and

financial woes, demonstrators con generalled in madrid and other spanish cities to show their anger. more than half of all pan yards under 25 are out of work. >> tonight students and faculty at boston university are mourning the death office students who lost their lives in a van in new zealand. they were enrolled in a program in new zealand and were traveling to see the volcanic crater where the lord of the rings was filmed. the driver appears to have veered off the road and overcreeked. >> alan: cak counties are no longer forcing children to rye pay their parent's debt. the lawsuit accused state officials of holding children responsible for their caregivers debt. "the los angeles times" reports the practice is ending as part of an agreement to settle the lawsuit. any money collected from minors

since january 6th of this year will be refunded. >> today's theme in the bay area, college graduation. and one of the largest was at uc berkeley. graduates filled edwards track stadium for the commencement. the keynote speaker was cal grad and google executive eric schmid. >> job creation of small businesses and also have private and small businesses, and of course i recommend you use all of google's products to help set that up. ed inost connected inhe class of history thanks to social media. >> alan: there were other high-powered keynote speakers across the country today. first lady michelle obama gave the membersment speech at north carolina. >> the stagnant city hall, immerse yourself in information. become familiar with your eelectricitied representatives.

vote. >> alan: also told graduates to use their education because it's a gift that can take them anywhere. rise rise -- condoleezza rice had a similar message. >> education is transformative and literally changes lives. that is why people work so hard to become educated. >> alan: rice, the former provost at stanford, is a good example. she has several degrees, including a ph.d from the university of denver, and today she added an honorary degree from smu. >> ama: the california gold rush is coming to live again in the sierra nevada mountains. a new mine is opening near sutter creek, the same place that launched the california gold rush in 1848. this week sutter gold celebrated the first phase of the measure. it's still a gamble and no one knows what is underneath 90% of

the land. >> this mine is something that has been waiting to happen for a long time, and you're going to see loot re 0 resources come out of here. >> ama: one estimate it took 30 years of planning just to get to this stage. it should take another five years to see if the mine has a commercial future. >> alan: leigh is here. cooling rough out there. >> leigh: certainly is. take a look from our high definition cam, you can see the low deck of clouds making its way across the bay area. by the way, from this vantage point, we're actually looking west. so we're a lot of the low cloud are hanging tough. that's actually where the bay is, and then beyond that is downtown san francisco. antioch, livermore, 90 degrees today. still holding a little heat from the day. 67 right now in antioch. 53 in livermore. san francisco, overcast. 52. reports of a little mississippi and drizzle -- mist and drizzle delving near ocean beach.

half moon bay, 52, and 48 degrees in santa rosa. we will definitely see the coastal low clouds and fog move further inland overnight tonight. we'll probably deal with a cloudy start tomorrow, partial afternoon sunshine. cooler and breezy for mother's day, and more cooling will take place the next few days. you can see that fog banke, just dense, just off the coast. those westerly winds are picking it up and pushing it further inland so expect to see the overcast increase overnight tonight. temperatures weiss, upper 40s in the north bay. mid-to-low 50s, maybe even upper 40s near the coast and the peninsula. 52 for san mateo. san francisco, 51. further inland, antioch, oakley, brentwood, temperatures hovering near 60 degrees. this is what we're keeping a close eye on. cutoff low right here. counterclockwise circulation, high clouds that will venture through the bay area overnight

tonight as well. but this system is definitely going to bring us a stronger onshore wind component tomorrow and that is definitely going to lower the temperature not only for sunday but monday as well. if you were in the 90s today. probably in the # os tomorrow and 70s on monday. we start off mother's day with low cloudiness and fog inled. and then should burp back to just near the coast. but inland temperatures will be mild. look for cooler conditions near the bay, and a cool day coastside. here's a look at toward for you. 78, san jose. 79, kale campbell. mid, maybe even up ir50s at the coast tomorrow. low clouds and fog will be. half moon bay, 58. the peninsula, 74678 -- 7 4. tomorrow, enter taping mom in the city of san francisco? 63 degrees. make sure she has a sweater. 77 for sonoma.

oakland, 66. 74 for fremont. interior east bay. mild. 86 for brentwo 82, 82,. concord. danville, 83. and sahlen fashion 68. here's a look ahead. the next seven days. cooler the trend sunday and monday. then we warm things back up into the 80s inland, tuesday and wednesday, then another slight chance as we head towards the latter part of the work week. if you're traveling with mom tomorrow, we'll look at the travel forecast next time. >> ama: maybe you treated mom to some baseball today. a good day for baseball. >> mike: maybe tomorrow. a's got a double whammy of bad nut. and while matt cain had a double whammy of his

>> mike: the a's disabled list is starting to look like an all-star team. cespedes was plated on the

15-day dl with a strained muscle in his left hand. in the first, gomes with a one-out rbi single. in comes weeks. 1-0a's. bad break for week, leavesme wi. brandon mccarthy's sore right shoulder didn't bother him. a career high ten strikeouts no walks, and feign shutout innings and the a's get some insurance in the seventh. pennington, a triple. and the a's win again, 3-1 your final. >> giants snap a losing streak to the diamondbacks. snatches the ground rule double with one hand. matt cain did it all. the giants second run inch the second, cain with his bat. a double inside the line on former a trevor cahill. cain, 2-3, struck out eight for

the win. go the eighth. giants slashing. look at that. smothers the popup. gets him at first. beating the d-backs in the desert. >> let's tee it up at the philadelphia major, the players championship. and the signature par three 17th hole at tpc saw grass. tiger woods made the caught but struggles. the gimme put for par on two. brutal. bogeys the hole, shoots # 2. rickie fowler, hong degree for a win. that's good for a share of the lead. now three back. matt kuchar, leading most of the day but a big mistake on 17. island green or the water? he opts for the water. bogeys the hole '. the lead belongs to kevin na. >> we'll take a brief time-out

before we hit the hit the game seven between the lakers and nuggets. what is don nell son doing in this cap and gown? i thought he graduated from everything there is to graduate

>> mike: is there turmoil in tinsel town? magic johnson said on espn the the lakers don't win game seven, coach mike brown would be fired. the team released a statement, that's not true. pau 23 gasol. 23 points, 17 boards. lakerred led by as many as 16. the new englands coming back in the third. ty lawson on the break. he had 24. to the fourth, al harrington, big three. nu have no four. have no fear. steve blake is here. five threes. puts the lakers up five. and kobe seals it with a three. then a little high five from justin timberlake. l.a. wins 96-87. next up the thunder in the

conference september highs. >> in the semis, celtics and philadelphia. rondo to garnett. 29 points and 11 boards for k.g. rondo, hitting the jumper for the lead. thin to put boston up five. rondo, triple-double. 13 points, 12 board, 17 assists. celticstake game one. >> to the ice, game step between the caps and rangers. the shot and the rebound. rangers up 2-1 but the caps respond. lost one right through the screen and in. 2-1. caps pull the goality. looking to tie it late but cannot get a shot on net. rangers win. next up, new jersey devils for the eastern conference title. >> woo, nelly, the form iowa hawkeye star and warriors head coach returns to receive his batch bachelors degree in physical education. he was eight credit shorts when

he left school took correspondentens classes, finally had his degree at 71 years old. way to go, nelly. coming up later, 49ers and raiders holding minicam. we hear from players and coaches and a happy mother's day to awe you mothers, the toughest job in the world. lap lan. >> alan: there's something not so personal in the air after some airlines pull lifetime travel passes. a am a week and easy way to take

>> alan: good evening. >> ama: in tonight's headlines, california's projected budget deficit is now $16 billion.

it was 9 initial january. governor brown blames a sluggish economy and is ng an initiative on the ball to race taxes.he occupy farm has removed tents but will continue to farming the lan. the uc berkeley done want uninvited getzs in an open air lab. >> a man running from the police drone up a freeway offramp and enclosedded with a car. a woman passenger was taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the pickup driver who refused to pull over in a traffic stop. >> alan: airlines are fighting d adding on annoying fees and charges. >> ama: a while bat others airline had a special lifetime first class anywhere, anytime pass, for one lump sum. >> alan: today the airline says the deal was too good to be try for them. here's the story.

>> this is australia. >> steven is a frequent flier. actually frequent doesn't begin to describe it. >> zurich, frank forward, munich, france, all places went to london, probably five or six hundred trips. >> hundreds? >> hundreds. >> in 1987 he bought an up limited ticket on mental -- american airlines. there is such a thing. and he used it. >> you really want to know. >> george clooney's ten million miles seemed like a lot. >> the seventh foreign do it. more people have walked on the moon. >> how many miles? >> 40 million miles. >> american started selling the unlimited air pass back in the 80s, looking for quick cash. just 66 people got on board. for as low as $350,000 the past guarantees a holder and guest unlimited first class travel for life.

mark cuban bought one. >> there weren't any seats in first class. they had to kick people off. one time they kicked off magic funw for fun with his family. from his chicago home bailyork t flew to new york a thousand times. 500 trips to los angeles, san francisco, and london, 80 tripss to paris, 80 flights to sidney and at least 50 to hong gong but three years ago american cracked down, canceling his air pass, claiming he abused the system by book flights he never planned to use. in statement to abc, american said fraud cases are an extremely small personal of our overall a accounts but practiced r fraudulent activity costs all our customers money. steven says he did nothing wrong and is now suing the airline and hopes to get his pass back. >> american must be spending a lot of money on you toward the end. >> a deal is a deal. >> because even for this most frequent of flyers, there are still places to go.

abc news, new york. >> ama: how bat replaquesing vacation -- relaxing vacation that doesn't cost anything in how about putting your computer and phone away. a quick and easy way is simply taking a vacation from e-mail. the study found that limiting the distraction of e-mail for a few days reduces stress and >> new research fines many young people are ignoring the dangers of skin cancer. cdc found that half of americans age 18 to 29 had at least one sun burn in the last year and 6% regularly use indoor an tanning beds. skin cancer risks jumped 75% among people who used tanning beds before the turned 5. >> alan: someone in san jose is richer tonight. one ticket sold shell station matched five numbers to win $200,000 in the mega millions lottery. no one hit the jackpot so the >> ama: posting mother's dayon.

photos all week and we want to share a couple with you. >> alan: this is mar he's with her mom, cat, who passed away. she still feels mom with he every day. >> ama: lease sent this photo with her and her mom. he says her mom is her best friend. >> isabelle and her chirp at disney world. >> you can share you photos as facebook.com/abc-7 ne news. >> alan: coming up. could happen save your life in a catastrophe. why did the state want ri to get rid of system how the state budget crisis could put you at risk in an emergency. >> ama: how some oakland residents are putting themselves on the front lines in a crisis. >> we all know that tomorrow is a very special day. so take a look at that forecast here locally. also, if your mom lives back east, we'll check out those

>> ama: when a major earthquake hits will the state of california be ready. >> alan: budget cuts could put millions of medical supplies out of reach of californiaons when they need them most. n. [screaming]ng

>> wearing makeup. acting injury ud. learning how to care for the wounded. these volunteers spent hours running through a mock earthquake drill this past weekend in oakland. volunteering their own time. just as the state is ready to give up life-saving medical assets that would be needed in this type of situation. >> all the large coffee containers. >> the emergency supplies are kept in secret locations around theor of the state emergency medical authority led us on a tour at one spot outside sacramento. >> having this kind of disaster asset is like an insurance policy. >> these color code books represent a paint puzzle puzzle. when the pieces are put together, they make this. a 200 bed mobile field hospital ready for an emergency. >> in california, the obvious scenario for that is one of a major earthquake in the bay area or southern california.

>> in 2006, the administration purchased three of these mobile hospitals as part of part cachef mcmedical supplies totaling 166.5 million tuesday. >> we were planning pandemic influenza where there would be a huge increase in the number of patients that would exceed the capacity of the health care system. >> along with the mobile field hospitals the state purchased antivirals, reps raters and other medical supplies. to store and maintain these materials costs $4 million a year. another 1.7 million to house the mobile hospitals but as a casualty of budgetcuts the state decided to slash the storage fund. leaving supplies in limbo. >> these are really, really important assets for california. we don't want to see them destroyed. >> california department of public health director says the state wants to give the supplies to counties. nonprofits, and private

organizations. passing on the expense of maintaining them as well. >> our primary goal to keep the supplies in california, to be used by californians. we didn't want to see them leaving the state. >> in the counties say storing the replies well be a challenge. especially because the state hae materials and is offering no additional funding. >> i think it's important to remember just taking something from the state and passing it to the county without any additional funding really doesn't solve the problem. counties are as heavily strapped as the state. >> luke is an emergency management consultant. he hasn't seen the state's plan. but he has concerns how the supplies will make it to the scene of a disaster. >> the question becomes, how quickly can you re-assemble and it how quickly will it be needel and how well would it be maintained if it's not under central control. >> chapman says that won't be an i- >> in local disasters you can get the resources to the love

disaster when they're spread out. >> then there's the mobile field hospitals. he says he can't imagine the state giving them up. >> no question that mobile hospitals will be needed after major earthquake so eliminate the capacity we have in hopes we'll futurehing in the future when it's needed, really seems a case of peppy -- penny spownd foolish. she says it would make more sense for the state to find a way to fund. >> they don't see the legislature proofing funds for the hospitals with the budget crisis they face. scene likewhet for real, the senator says, not funding these assets would endanger californians. >> it's a risk that if you have these facilities in good time and you had a large earthquake

it would save lives. if we have it right now, we'll lose lives bass we don't have this kind of resources to put out in the community. >> alan: officials are looking at one option, having smaller mobile field hospitals, anything to keep the life-saving assets in the state. >> ama: oakland residents are learn thought be self-sufficient in a crisis. the group held free medical training in a park. the medics helped others to provide emergency first aid for seizures, gunshot wounds and trauma. organizers say it can take time for police to secure an area, which can delay the arrival of emergency crews. >> alan: if you don't know yet it is mother's day. >> ama: let's hope you knew that. >> alan: leigh glaser is going to tell you howe it's going to be. >> leigh: statewide we're going to get ajack plenty of sunshine, except t along the coast where a wall of fog is sitting.

central valley, fresno, 95 there palm springs, the heat is on there 107. san diego, moms there, give her a call, 68 degrees, with some morning fog and afternoon sunshine. a warm one in seattle. 80 tomorrow. portland, 87. dallas, afternoon shower or two, ol' degrees there chicago, cool side, 67le and then we look for a string of isolated thunderstorms to develop. new york city down towards atlanta, even miami tomorrow. a chance of an isolate thunderstorm. 86-degrees there. boston is 79. here's a look at our numbers. low cloud and fog as those onshore winds move that a little further inland overnight. maybe some mist and drizzle coastside, and it's going to be much cooler tomorrow. 78 for santa rosa, 63 for san francisco. overcast conditions there.

so mom will need the wrap tomorrow. 66 for oakland. 85 for antioch. 83 for livermore. 78 tomorrow with hazy afternoon sunshine for san jose. look for 66 for watsonville, and gilroy, 82. the theme the next couple of days will be cooler. sunday and monday, and then start to warm things up a little bit, tuesday and wednesday, back into the low 80s inland and then we'll start to bring things down a little more so. the temperatures will, by thf t. >> ama: thank you, leigh. >> alan: you know shu will squeeze football into sports. >> mike: we visit the silver and black. the 49ers have an opening in the starting lineup, the leading candidate speaks up. pressure there,

>> mike: 49ers with the rorans camp and several veterans

participating. all starter on testifies and 10 of the 11 starters at offense. the only opening is snyder. his dear friend alex has been moved into the spot and should be a perfect fit even though he never played the position. weight.trying to weight. we asked if he knew the change was coming. >> no. i had no idea i was going to guard. so, going in was a little bit of a shocker. but i kind of had some people in my ear like, hey, you know, don't be surprised if they kick you in. i was like, all right, that's cool with me. i'll do what they ask. i'm happy with that. a lot more violent in there, so i kind of like it. >> mike: more violent. the raiders first season without al davis in 50 years. mckenzie is revamping the raiders. depth itennis allen is the new coach and has hired knapp to be the coordinator. what brought knapp back? >> started with when i sat down

with the d.a. and reggie and my interview process to see how it was going to be run from a personnel and a team standpoint, and that really got me excited about the infrastructure, and the plan of attack to have success. long enduring success. secondly, having carson palmer here was big plus. >> mike: the as' session sped deswas put on the 15-day dl. retroactive to may 1st. with a strained muscle in his left hand. their offense has not suffered in the first, gomes comes through with the rbi single. in comes weeks. 1-0a's. to the second. bad break for weeks, rolls his an kell. a sprained left ankle. maccar the's sore right shoulder didn't bother him. ten strikeouts, no walks. seven shutout innings, the a's got some insurance in the seventh. an rbi triple. scored on the single and the a's

win, 3-1 the final. >> giants trying to snap an eight game losing streak to the d-backs. dan da marley, the catch of the day. the one-hander. matt cane did it all. taking out aaron hill to prevent the double play the fifth. led the giants' second run. then cain does it with his bat. a double. two runs score. score. to the eighth. giants blasting the leather. arias. look at that stop. pops up. gets the man at first. they finally beat the d-backs. >> least tee it up the players champship. the signature 17th hole. the par-3 at tpc saw grass. tiger woods made the cut but struggling. a gimme on two. not so fast. bogeys and shoots a 72. rickie fowler, fresh off the win last weekend, wants more. a share of the lead.

got it. shoots 66 but three back. matt kuchar in the driver's seed most of the day but a big mistake on 17. got to get it on the green or in the water. niece the water. bogeys, one shot off the lead that belongs to kevin na. closing things out with a birdie on 18 for a 68, shota one shot r heading into sunday. >> the southern 500 at darlington. jimmie johnson leading with eight laps left. newman into the wall. takes out kurt busch. johnson takes the checkered flag. fireworks after the race. bush and newman getting into it. newman had tonewman had t restrm going after busch. unclear right now if ecareer driving will be penalized. >> an unassisted triple play by a six-year-old. the shortstop catches the pop fly for the firstout, tags third for the second and then drivemore runner coming from second for the third out. an un assist ed trim 'play is very rare. that six-year-old, has to be a first at that level. level.

>> exciting. >> did you think, i can get a trim play? >> yes. >> i can do it any day. >> mike: now he is gettingcocky. the six-year-old had the presence of mind. >> happy mother's day, and you better take your mom to breakfast. >> thanks for joining us captioned by closed captioning services inc. xrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsñc