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a rare ring of fire clips the -- grips the world as the

moon passes in front of the sun. >> it followed a narrow 8500 path for three and a half hours, but the phenomenon only lasted about five minutes at its peak. good evening. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama dates. the only safe way to watch the eclipse was to use special glasses. people who visited the science center in oakland had a pair of specs where they could catch the action. that's where lilian kim. hi, lilian. >> about 500 people gathered at the observatory deck and there was a lot of excitement. the last time we saw this type of eclipse was in 1994. this was when the eclipse was just beginning. but even then people were impressed. >> it just like a bit. >> the space and science center invited the public for a viewing party and to no surprise the event was sold out. just about everyone came prepared. people brought their special viewing shades and homemade

contraptions. >> the longer it is, the better the result. the larger the image. >> prime viewing time finally came at around 6:30 when the moon and the sun aligned. because of the moon's current distance from earth it could only cover 84% of the sun. instead of a complete blackout, the moon created a crescent shape. >> it looks like a smiley face. >> viewing parties took place throughout the bay area. a large crowd gathered in san francisco. in california the best view was north of us in redding and chico. the people there were able to see what this type of eclipse is famous for, the ring of fire. she says she was a little disappointed she didn't get to see the halo affect,. >> having an event here and having the science center to be available to people in the bay area makes it feel like a thing more than standing in the middle of the desert. >> the eclipse cast some

interesting shadows. this is what the side of the building looked like as it filtered through the tree leaves. >> it is totally cool. >> this is the beginning of the fun. next month there thrb a lunar eclipse followed by venus crossing the face of the sun. >> the transit of venus is something you won't be able to see again for the rest of our lives. >> and those events will be happening back to back. the lunar eclipse will be on june 4th and the venus transit will be happening the very next day. live in oaknd la, lilian kim -- live in oakland, lilian kim, abc news. >> the eclipse was visible in asia. shear what it looked like in tokyo where it was broadcast live on tv. an eclipse such as this hasn't been visible since 1839. in the philippines, the eclipse happened when the sun was rising, but still it didn't disappoint as the crowds gathered to watch the phenomenon. >> after 20 years the contra costa county school district is about to payoff its

bankruptcy debt. meanwhile other school districts are dangerously close to falling into the same situation. tonight abc7 news reporter thomas roman has a look at what the districts do not want to experience. >> in 1990, the school district made education history by going bankrupt. >> the first school district in the state of california and indeed the country now has a chance to get out of bankruptcy. >> he is the president of the school district's board, and they managed to payoff the debt through years of program cuts, layoffs and larger class sizes. >> we have been vigilant. we have been fiscally responsible, and we set aside the money year by year. albeit out of the vats and the pockets of the students. >> they had a debt of $42.5 million after 1990. the state loaned the district money at 6% interest and placed it in receivership. all of that will be gone come june 1st when they payoff the last $10 million. >> but it is a cautionary tale

not just for us, but for many other school districts. >> the govern area disa sh dash the governor's tax increase bill has to pass, if not others will face millions in new cuts ssments he was a parent of school-age children when the hammer fell in 1990. >> we were going to have to close the school district down early and children weren't going to be able to graduate that year. and it was a terrible, terrible thing. >> now that she is a board member and weathered the bankruptcy, the district needs more funding if it plans to restore programs and reduce class sizes. >> we are no where near out of the woods. we are still in a state that is 47th out of 50th in funding of schools. >> if passed it will give the district an additional $14 million a year for five years. that's fine for west contra costa. the school districts like oakland and vallejo are in receivership, and there is no sense when they will be able to retire their debt. thomas roman, abc7 news.

>> thanks, thomas. we have new information involving pg&e gas lines. the san francisco chronicle is reporting the utility giant accidentally over pressurize its natural gas pipelines. it did it more than 120 times after the deadly 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. the majority of this year's surge has reportedly happened on the distribution lines. those are the pipes that snake through the neighborhoods and deliver gas to homes and businesses. the top gas official says he is alarmed and he is pledging to crackdown on the problem. >> in san francisco, pg&e crews have finished repairing a power pole hit by a massive tree branch that left residents without power for hours. the huge branch came crashing down this afternoon landing squarely on church and elizabeth street. it took pg&e crews almost six hours to repair the pole. the tree landed on tracks. police had to close off church street between 24th and

23rd as the city crews cleaned up. no word on what us cayed the branch to -- what us cayed the branch to draft. she is sharing her story with the abc news i team of the she told dan noyes about her fight with her husband and the public scandal that followed. dan traveled to her home in venezuela for a one-on-one interview. she talks about how her life has changed dramatically in the past five months. her fight for justice, for her husband and whether she is ever coming back to san francisco. dan just arrived late tonight and his exclusive story will start airing on tuesday night on abc7 news at 11:00. >> an estimated 100,000 people came out today to watch san francisco's beta breakers race that featured serious and not so serious runners. >> you are our first gum be. >> gum be made it. the seven and a half mile run was the warm up for the huge street party that will toed. despite the ban on alcohol,

people enjoyed cocktails. the people who ran in the nude, well they bought mixed reviews. >> well, i just love it because it shows how the people of san francisco can express themselves. >> it is not nice. people who shouldn't be naked are naked. >> she is got a pointt. about 30,000 runners and walkers took part. it was the 101st year of beta breakers. and an ethiopian woman was the first to cross the finish line. she finished the 12k in a little over 39 minutes. she is taking home a $37,000 cash prize. coming up, get a dior look at dollar store prices. >> and michael finney is here to show us how. >> you can get those red carpet looks before you see them on the stars. i'll show you how to stay on top of celebrity fashion and you can look like spending

like a rock star. >> and women are cashing in on the modern day gold rush. >> and an end to a picture perfect day. leigh glaser says things will be cooling down this week. the accu-weather forecast is ahead. >> and bounty for hit. the i team reporter dan noyes confronts a coach accused of paying players to hurt their opponents.h@

>> closed captioning brought to women are cashing in on the modern day gold rush. one woman spent every last dime learning to drive heavy equipment and is now earning $15 an hour plus over time,

and she is not alone. women are now joining men on oil rigs and making six-figure salaries in what was formally a man's world. >> there is a critic out there that says this is man's work. what do you say? >> it isn't. there is to disadvantage for being a woman out here. >> in the past seven years, 25,000 more women have joined the men in america's oil fields digging with the guys and breaking new ground. in las vegas tonight, adele and elle and -- and lmfao are among the big winners. winners of six awards, lmfao kicked off the night by performing their tri-fecta including "party rock anthem." the billboard music awards was hosted by julie bowen and ti burrell was aired here on abc7. but adele stole the show taking home a whooping 12 awards including top artist. cold play and lil wayne had

big nights too. both earning four billboard music awards. dressing like some of the do leb bra tees at the bill bowed -- some of the celebrities may not cost a lot. >> helping us stay on top of the dressing trend, michael finney with how you can make it make for your wardrobe. >> it is about the fashion. tomorrow the shows will be looking at the fashions from the billboard awards. and the websites will show what was worn and where you can buy it and where you can get similar items for far less. when we think about shopping for fashion, this is what we tend to think of. going through the racks. it starts with a star on the red carpet. >> it catches my eye, yet some of them they can afford them

and i can't. >> but some of them are going about their daily lives. >> do you see something and say, have i to have that? >> sometimes. mostly shoes. they are about this thin. >> i saw a tank top of jennifer aniston's movie with vince vaughn. there was a tank that was yellow and she wore it and they sold $300,000 of that one tank in that color in one day. so they know. they know the power. >> heather campbell greene started celebrity style guide.com in 2005. here is a picture of aniston in the tank top. click a link and here is a tank top for sale. dress like a star for $34. >> for years celebrities have been gifted and asked to wear certain styles, but then when it hit the magazines you saw

the image of the celebrity, but nobody broke down what they were wearing. >> now there is an entire industry based on keeping track of who is wearing what. >> it is new to the fact that you don't have to wait a month for the magazine to come out and see the pictures. you can see it on-line. it is just happening faster. it is not necessarily new, but it is just happening faster. >> that san francisco-based fashion director. she says the sites make it much easier for women to define a style. they can search by tv shows, by movies, by celebrities,. >> we can address things immediately. if somebody wears something amazing this afternoon, we can have it on the site and have it ided and have shoppable options for women and links they can click through and purchase that product directly within a matter of hours. >> hillary on the left and katherine on the right co founded who, what, where.com

nearly six years ago. they know exactly what the stars are wearing and how you can get a similar look for less. >> we call it shopping the look. not only do we show you more affordable versions, but the actual products they are wearing too. so our reader really loves to mix high and low which is what we love. >> they do a great job. they do a great job. not only do they show what the celebrity is wearing and you can see oh they are watering burbur, but they show how every mass market, everyday people can apply it to their life. >> so which comes first? the celebrity or the fashion? it cuts both ways. sometimes a press released actually goes out saying for this purse or this jeans. other times these websites see a star and then they have to figure out what she is wearing and an affordable look alike item. i posted all of these websites. the who, what, where co-founders have a new book out and i have a link to that as well.

>> pretty amazing. what a deal. let's check in with leigh glaser right now with a check on our weather. hi, leigh. >> hi, everyone. hope you had a nice viewing of the partial eclipse earlier this evening. we actually had some clear sky at this hour. some high and low clouds are starting to venture in toward the bay area. check out the numbers right now. antioch is still at 72 degrees right now. mild there. compare that to half moon bay. 52 and overcast moving in. 58 in san rafael. here is a look at the highlights. increasing clouds overnight. a cool down will begin tomorrow. you will definitely notice that. we will continue on the windy and much cooler weather theme right on in through much of our upcoming workweek. here is a look at our close up satellite. a nice ridge of high pressure brought us the sunshine and the mild temperatures today. but you can see how this is quickly starting to erode. there are some of the high clouds that is coming in our

direction. they will be spilling in, and we will have filtered high clouds throughout the day tomorrow. the temperatures tonight around the coast and extreme north bay communities are dipping into the upper 40s. the rest of us are pretty much in the midto upper 50s and out toward the east bay anterior valley areas and mid to low 50s as we head toward oakland and san francisco. so the high pressure is in control this weekend, but you can see the cold front area of low pressure to the north of us. that's what is going to sweep in. there is a cooler parcel of air especially as we head into thursday and friday. and also at least for tomorrow, it will start the cooling trend for us and it will bring in some of the higher clouds. rain associated with this system right now. it looks like it will stay well to the north of us. but we may get into some of the mist and drizzle as we head into monday night and early tuesday morning. here is a look at your highs tomorrow. antioch today you reached a high of 90 degrees. so we are really going to cut you down tomorrow. the cooler influence will bring you only 82 tomorrow.

81 for livermore. concord, you will cool to 79. santa rosa 78 and look for 63. we start off with the overcast followed by afternoon clearing. 59 for half moon bay. san jose 76. 82 for morgan hill and 70 -- 74 for watsonville and watsonville, 80 degrees. here is the next seven days. get ready. you will need the parkas as the cooler air mass settles in. check out wednesday, thursday and friday. some of the cooler days. by friday, only in the upper 60s and that wind is going to pick up wednesday and thursday. it will really keep the chill in the air. we will start to warm up next weekend. >> thank you, leigh. >> shu is here with a little baseball and softball. >> over in your neck in the woods. a's and giants at at&t. we have your highlights. the top ranked cal lady bears had to beat arkansas twice to advance to the super reg will

thats. impossible odds?

they put brandon mccarthy on the 15-day dl with a shore shoulder. the giants 11-game win streak

against the a's is over. lots of beards and nomes. had to be the weirdest give away day ever. tim lincecum gets tagged for four runs including this single. timmy then throws a wild pitch and buster posey can't find it. cal scoots home from second. lynn succumb picks a pretty good hit. he left the game after the inning. the giants with a man on facing shane lukes. that is out of here. 11th of the year and a two-run shot and ends an 11-game slot here at san francisco with a 6-2 victory. >> from what i heard it was three years in a row. just go ahead and break the sweep for this year. just take a win in the home stand and have a team we played well against in the past and hopefully we meet up with them again at home. >> i felt focused throughout the game. it was just a matter of executing pitches. i just haven't been doing that.

they make me pay for my mistakes, and the walks are adding to it. if there was one thing i can take care of is being more aggressive throughout the game. >> top ranked cal women had to beat arkansas twice or face elimination in the berkeley reg will thats. it was all bears. four hits including this grand slam in the fifth. cal wins it 10-2 in five innings. now game two. henderson on the mound for the bears. she was solid. a complete game and five hits and five strikeouts and go to the second inning. and it is gone. three-run shot and cal moves on to the ncaa super regionals. the lady bears impressive. nba action and the clippers are doing everything they can to avoid elimination by the source including drawing blood. we'll hit the hardwood as we

we tip off tonight with the clippers trying to avoid

elimination by the spurs. blame griffin received four stitches to his lip after a collision. it didn't slow him down. two of his 21 right here. they are up 62-59. tony parker drives and lays it in. the spurs up three. after a chris paul turnover and he gets one last chance, but he can't get it to go. the spurs sweep the clippers with a 102-99 victory. after a disas russ game three -- disasterous game three, miami was down 10, but they caught fire in the third quarter. law brn lead the way. lebron lead the way. miami ties the series at two apiece with a 101-93 victory. let's tee it up at the byron nelson championship and what a finish we had coming down to the final putt. the lone star state's that i tiff son was one of golf's greatest. jj henry came in one game back. the shot of the day draws back and it is going to find the bottom of the jar for the ace. he took the lead at 11 under, but double bogeyed and dropped into third place with a 68.

meanwhile he has this 25-foot birdie putt on 18 to win. are you kidding me? shoots a 67 for a one-stroke victory. only the second player with multiple wins on tour this season. as far as were out for game four in the western conference finals. the kings and coyotes. tony soprano and they are looking for a sweep. two goals and mike smith had 36 saves and 2-0 your final. game five on tuesday in phoenix. 42.6 miles around beverly hills in downtown los angeles. he won his fifth stage win one hour and 27 and a half minutes, but he wins the tour with an over all time of 29 hours and 14 minutes and 52 seconds. find out where he is headed and why is andrew luck in his colts uniform in southern cal? that's coming up later in the newscast. ahead, facebook's ipo

didn't go quite as planned. >> why nasdaq's top execs say they are embarrassed about it. >> and bounties for hits in bowl bowl -- in local sports, but it is not the pros. an i team investigation. >> and an exclusive report taking you to the front lines in the all out hunt for a president whatted

good evening. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang.

in tonight's headline. headline millions enjoyeded the ring of fire solar eclipse at the space and science center. people watched in awe as the moon covered 96% of the sun leaving a halo of fire behind it. >> the contra costa school district is days away from being solve vent. it was the first school district to declare bankruptcy in 1990. come june 1st, the district will make the last payment on the debt at the cost of layoff and larger class sizes. and the beta breakers brought out 40,000 runners and 100,000 spectators. it turned into a street party with alcohol, crazy costumeses and nudists. the winner took home $37,000. well, an abc news exclusive tonight, a look inside america's allout hunt for the most wanted al-qaeda bomb maker. abc's martha ratis reports

from yemen where she is the only network reporter in the terror zone. >> some 20,000 troops are pounding out strongholds in yemen and the u.s. is striking from above with armed drones. at least 18 strikes in march and three in the last 10 days and no wonder. an official tells abc news tonight that there are as many as 3,000 al-qaeda supporters in yemen now. that's two to three times the number from a year ago. dozens of terrorists have reportedly been killed, but the hunt continues for al asiri, the al-qaeda bomb maker plotting to blowup an american airliner after three failed attempts including the most recent underwear bomb plot foiled by a double agent. but u.s. intelligence is improving every day. after more than a year away from yemen, a hand full of

u.s. military trainers are now back. >> once you establish more sensors, more capability, a better intelligence apparatus let's call it, the opportunity then to understand who is bad and who is good and where they might be at any given time increases. >> for some, the assault on al-qaeda has meant improvement. one of these young women told me "i am not saying everything is good, but now we have hope." now to italy where it is monday morning and rescue workers continue to comb through wreckage left by the deadliest earthquake in centuries. the magnitude 6.0 struck early sunday morning. so far four people have been killed. 5 remarkably low number for such a strong quake. the quake was centered in northern italy, in an area known for making parma sean cheese. the buildings scrum belled and and -- crumbled and split into two.

the magnitude 5.1 aftershock hit the area an hour after the quake. >> the streets are quiet after a demonstration aimed at world leaders during the nato summit turned violent between police and protesters. at least 45 arrests were made. four officers were hospitalized. we highlighted this video showing a protestor throwing a hammer at police. authorities say officers were trying to keep the peace, but they were forced to fight back. >> the officers were assaulted. they don't have to stand and take the assault. just because we have been telling you exactly what you were going to see for the last six months doesn't mean you excuse it. the finger should be pointed at the people who assaulted the caps. >> they insisted the combat turnover take place next year. newt gingrich is seeing red, but it is not republican red, it is red ink red.

the former presidential candidate is nearly $4.8 million in debt. gingrich suspended his campaign earlier this month, but he is still trying to make money. he owes $1 million alone to a charter airline company called mobey dick airways. the stock exchange is humblely embarrassed by the bungling of facebook's debut as a public company. founder mark zuckerberg ran nasdaq's opening bell on friday in nell low park. menlo park. but the trading was delayed by half an hour. problems with order confirmations and other technical glitches caused confusion and uneasy -- unease among traders. the stock ended where it started at $38 a share. you can watch the morning news at 4:30 as we follow facebook's second day on the market. coming up, it is a case that shocked parents. teenage players paid bounties to hurt members of the

opposing team. >> see what happens when the abc7 news i team confronts the accused coaches. >> good evening. leigh glaser, and boy we have 80s and 90s today. get ready for a big cool down. this upcoming workweek is live from the rooftop cam. we can see the low clouds moving over the city. a look ahead coming u

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that the president and the coach offered to pay their players for big hits against opposing teams. >> dan noyes has an abc7 news i team investigation you will see only on 7. >> i need to talk to you for the story. >> wesley and his son don't want to talk about why they have been banned from coaching the club they founded last year, the martinez rafters. >> what is so important about a rugby match twhiew put a bounty on the heads of opposing players. >> all of the teams from high school varsity to under eight years of age have a reputation as competitive squads who play hard, but reports that the van tonders were offering cash for hard hits surfaced at a match against la marinda. one of their players hit our player hard, which we thought was fine. he turned to his coach and said, how is that, coach? is that good enough for the money? >> the president complained to the california youth rugby

association. matt eason is the disciplinary chairman. >> it was $20 or $30, but from a kid's per spec tiff, whether it is -- perspective whether it is $5 or $500 it is a motivation and that's not appropriate. >>y son held a hear -- eason and said they denied offering a bounty. but a player on the raptors under 14 team and his father came forward to say it is true. they offered that boy and his teammates money for hits that would knock the la marinda players out of the game. >> i was upset that once the investigation began there was a meeting some -- of some sort telling people don't say anything or else and the or else was left open. >> there was this e-mail. all of the raptor teams are suspended until january 1st. they will miss the summer season and they forfeit all of last season's matches. wesley and his son are

suspended from rugby for three years. >> i think three suspension is light. why there should be no tolerance and it should be you are done. you are out of this program for life. >> i spoke about the raptor bounties for parents who bra ut their kids to treasure island to tryout for the bay area all tar tar -- allstar team. >> they got what they deserve. there is no room for that at this level in youth sports or any level. there is no room for bounties. >> several parents think the raptors got the idea from the new orleans saints scandal. the nfl suspended coaches and players because the team offered cash payment for intentionally injuring it is opposing -- the opposing players. he urged his players to target frank gore before that season's playoff game. >> you have to do anything in

the world to make sure you kill frank gore's hips. we want him running sideways. we want his head sideways. >> we lost sight of the true purpose of sports. >> she is a sports psychologist who is helping athletes train for the olympics. she says bounty programs send a dangerous message. >> especially at age 13 and 14. kids are learning lessons for life, and it is poshts -- important they learn to treat people properly. >> this is your chance to give your side. >> we don't know their motivation. they wouldn't answer in person or respond to my phone calls or e-mail about the bounties. >> it is ridiculous. they would never do that. >> at last weekend's allstar tryout i found two raptor moms who support the team. >> go raptors! >> you are still behind them? >> we bleed purple ssments we

are here for the long haul. our kids have done so well in this organization. >> they have the right to appeal the suspension, but agreed not to after the league allowed the under 10 and 8 teams to enter the playoffs. you can see more about the impact on the kids from the perspective of one who was targeted in a new i team blog at abc7news.com. let's check in with leigh and she has a look at your morning commute. >> yes. if you are commuting by air say heading from san francisco down to san diego or los angeles, you should be all clear. l.a. is 77 tomorrow and 72 for san diego. palm springs is heating up 108 and it is 94 in fresno. in sacramento it is 84 degrees. here is the travel destinations elsewhere, seattle will see a cold front bringing in rain and cooling off to 60 degrees. 84 denver and st. louis. a mixture of sun and clouds and 74 degrees. thunderstorms in new orleans all the way up toward atlanta. washington, d.c. and new york

city is expecting a high tomorrow of 67. now for the bay area tomorrow morning for the commute, some low cloudiness and mainly the coast and the bay. and then look for wind to kick up. it will be cooler. really the cooling trend begins tomorrow check out wednesday, thursday and friday. the temperatures will drop to the low 70s and even some upper 60s inland by friday mid50s at the coast. gone are the 80s and 90s and replaced by the 70s and even upper 60s. >> thank you, leigh. >> let's talk to shu. >> it was the last semester. he was not in indianapolis, but down in southern cal.

andrew luck tried on his new colts uniform and looked like a pro already. the rookie class were in los angeles for the rookie premiere photo shoot. luck debuting the new uniform and signing autographs and even threw a few passes. there is an official rookie trading card. a sports and entertainment collectible company. >> it feels much better wearing a colts uniform than being the number one pick. i'm truly excited to be a part of the colts franchise. being number one is great. but the fact that it is the colts is special. it is nice to be here with the two tight ends, duane and kobe.

hopefully we will be together for years to come and do great things. >> his stanford teammate. good news and bad news for the a's. they put brandon mccarthy on the 15-day dl with a shore shoulder, but the a's ended the win streak at at&t park on brian wilson nome day. maybe it is time to lose the beard. this has to be the strangest give away ever. tim lincecum into the fourth. gets tagged for four runs including this single. then timmy throws a wild pitch. koll scoots home from second and a little collision with lynn succumb -- with lynn succumb. top 7 and the man on facing shane luke. see ya. the 11th of the year and a two-run shot. they end on 11. >> from what what i heard three years in a row we will just break the sweep for this

year. now we will take a win into home stand and we played well against them in the past. >> have i been pretty focused through -- i have been pretty focused throughout the game. they make me pay for my mistakes and the walks are adding to it. if there is one thing i can take care of it is to be more aggressive throughout the game. >> the best kept secret in the bay area. they had to beat arkansas twice or face elimination. this game was all bears. four hits including this grand slam. cal wins it 10-2 in five innings in game one. game two and joel lean henderson on the mound for the bears and sol bid. a three-run shot and what are the chances that the cal women are moving on to the ncaa super regional and winning two

games 7-0 the final in game two. what a busy day in l.a. check this out. we start off with the tour in california. 42.6 miles in beverly hills and in front of the staples center. he won in 1 hour and 27 and a half minutes. but he wins the tour with an over all time of 29 hours and 14 minutes and 52 seconds. immediately after the race, game four of the western conference finals and kings and coyotes at the staples center with celebrities everywhere. kings looking for a sweep, but the coyote captain had two goals and mike smith 36 saves. 2-0 final. kings lead it 3-1. game 5 is now tuesday in phoenix. now we cover the staples center for game 4 between the clippers and the spurs. griffin four stitches in his lip after a collision and didn't slow him down though. two of his 21 with authority. 62-59 and clips late four. tony parker gives them a

three-point lead. he had one last chance and can't put it in. clippers are moving on with a 102-99 victory. let's go to from l.a. to heat. duane wade much better today. 22 of his 30 points in the second half. miami caught fire in the third. lebron is leading the way. 40 points and 18 rebounds and one assist short of a triple-double. miami ties this series two apiece. let's tee it up at the byron nelson championship. the lone star state's native son. jj henry and the shot of the day came in one day. par 3, fifth. draws it back and are you kidding me? an ace. he took the lead at 11 under. drops into third place. meanwhile, the 25-foot birdie putt on 18 to win. you dream about these putts. he got it. one stroke victory and his second win in four weeks and only the second play with multiple wins on tour this season.

he was reported to the u.s. men's national team camp in orlando trying to i can ma the 23-player squad that will compete in three friendlies and two world cup qualify yes, sirs. he leads with 11 goals and 12 games and that's well deserved. >> if you are a sports fan in l.a. it was a great day. >> that's, shu. and thank you for watching. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama dates. abc news president coulds tomorrow morning at 4:30. we are always available on abc7news.com.