details as far as what prompted the shooting. the people we talked to who know the man who was killed say he's not the kind of person who would go looking for trouble. for some people who live near crest ranch park, last night's shooting is a shock because one. victims is pretty well-known in the neighborhood. >> i hear shots all the time, but when i heard who it was, it was really sad because one of the victims was a really nice guy. >> we are not identifying the 57-year-old man who died because police are still trying to contact his next-of-kin. but neighbors say he was rushed to the hospital along with his 67-year-old friend. she is expected to survive her wounds. when officers were responding to that, we always received calls from both of their hospitals that gunshot victims had shown up. >> according to police, the shootings started at 8:15. a total of four people were hit by gunfire. a 35-year-old man was wounded in the warm and a 17-year-old suffered more serious injuries. his grandfather identified him as curtis they will on and said

he is expected to survive his injuries. so far investigators don't have much information on who or why someone opened fire. >> there were reports of a black male in a dark vehicle as being the shooter. >> the victim who died is described as a bit of a neighborhood drinker, but very likable. >> as far as we know, he didn't do anything to nobody. he came around, hung out, you know. i paid him to fix him a little food now and then, and he was are a good dude. >> i think it was a random shooting thing because they aren't that type to be causing problems. >> now, police have not yet made it clear if the four people were at the park together or if they just happened to be standing near each other when the shooting started. obviously it's a high priority for investigators to get more information on that shooter and hopefully make an arrest. reporting live in vallejo, abc7 news. >> thank you. the san francisco giants are refuse to go talk about a sexual assault investigation against one of its players.

all-star third baseman pablo sandoval is cooperating with the santa cruz county sheriff's department rashing what his lawyer called a consensual sexual relationship. a woman is accusing sandoval of attacking her at a resort early friday morning. the two met at a bar the night before. comcast sportsnet bay area is reporting the alleged victim told investigators she was too intoxicated to give consent. >> an emotional day is specked in court tomorrow. convicted triple murder edward ramos will hear statements from family members and other victims of his crime. ramos was found guilty last month of killing a father and his two sons in san francisco's excellor district back in 2008. prosecutors convince adjure that ramos fired at all three after mistaking them for gang members. ramos will be sentenced a week from tomorrow. we have some big weather changes coming to the bay. >> that's right, rain is on the way, and meteorologist leigh glaser has the wet forecast

ahead. >> you are right. live doppler is starting to pick up the first rain bands up along the north coast. san francisco is dry now ball you will see what is moving into our neighborhood by tomorrow morning, 3:00a.m. four, fire, just in time for the commute. already spreading some moderate rains, and the colors indicate where some of the moderate rain is moving through the north coast. and ukiah about 61 miles to the north and west of that location. this is the actual cold front, area of low pressure here. all of this is moving in our direction. get ready for a wet day tomorrow. a windy day and a much colder day for the entire region. we will take a detailed look at our forecast coming up. >> thank you, leigh. we are just days away from california's june primary and despite it being a presidential election year, turnout isn't expected to be high. lilian kim is live at san francisco city hall with a preview. lillian.

>>. >> reporter: we saw a few vote he is who took advantage of early voting at city hall. election is this tuesday and according to early indications, turnout is expected to be relatively low. workers with the san francisco department of elections have been opening absentee ballots of that been trickling in, and based on those numbers, they expect voter turnout for this election to be around 35 to 40%. that's low considering this is a presidential primary election. the average for the last ten presidential elections has been 50% voter turnout. all of this may have something to do with the fact that president obama and mitt romney have virtually locked up their party nominations, unlike four years ago when both party nominees were still undecide when had it came time for california's primary. >> what's on the ballot always drives the election. in 2008, and that was the presidential primary was separate from the state primaries, you remember. if every primary for federal is june and state offices.

the turnout was 65% in february, '08 and june i think it was 40%. >> despite the fact that california isn't play ago role in a presidential primary, there are important statewide propositions on the ballot. prop 28 changes term limits for members of the state legislature, and prop 29 would add a one dollar tax on a pack of cigarettes to fund cancer research. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lillian. stay with abc7 news to get the latest election results or go to abc7news.com for continuous up to the minute returns tuesday night. >> a new poll shows california voters have apparently changed their minds about high-speed rail. the los angeles times survey finds 55% of voters want the high-speed rail bond issue that was approved back in 2008 put back on the ballot, and 59% say they would vote against it. the l.a. times reports that since the $9 billion borrowing plan was passed, the projected

cost of the bullet train between los angeles and san francisco has roughly doubled. governor brown is attempt to go get construction started on the project later this year in the central val. >> united airlines is no longer operating at the central international airport. after 75 years servicing the east bay, it will stop service at oakland's airport because the flights weren't popular anymore. southwest airlines will continue to serve the denver market with 28 weekly flights. work continues on one of the main runways at san francisco international airport. construction crews are installing new lights designed to cut down on runway accidents. the return way is expect today reopen at 8:00 tomorrow morning. some flights have been affected bit closer. >> just ahead, sunscreen dangers, but it's not what you might think. how one manitoulinly caught fire immediately affeldt applying suntan lotion. >> plus the big bucks fund raise

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of san jose and nine miles north of morgan hill. >> they may not be able to see, but they can sail. today with the blind sailing regatta two at the marina. vision impaired athletes took to the water and you couldn't tell the difference from a sighted pilot. >> they sense the winds, they feel the winds, maybe they can't see it but they know where it's coming from and they know how to control the boat, and it gives them the ability to be responsible and to be in charge of a moving thing that they may not otherwise get in another environment. >> today's event was sponsored by the island yacht club and the mrin sailing program for the blind. they hope to be part of team usa in japan. >> bay area bridge follows are going up again. drivers with more than two axles will see a rate hike starting july 1st. on most bay area villages multi-axle vehicles pay five

dollars times the number of axles. fifteen dollars for a three axle vehicle. it's six dollars per axle on the golden gate bridge. this is part of the same follow hike that was approved in 2010. >> just ahead, a new cure for compulsive shopping. >> and forget the simple sunburn. the man who caught fire after putting on suntan lotion. >> and rain is on the way. leigh glaser is up next at a look when it is coming in. >> the magic is back for tiger woods. he wins the memorial today. he had impossible shots-like -- not that. he came pack from four down to win. he's now in the record books with f@ c c c c c c c c c c c

>> a frightening day in the sun for a massachusetts man after his suntan lotion caught fire. he had second degree burns from the grill moments after he applied banana boat sun stan lotion. this. >> it burned whenever the sun block went, that's where it burned. i went into complete panic mode, just screamed. i have never experienced pain like that. >> it's awful. he said he's speaking out to let people know about the danger.

banana boat released a statement saying at banana boat we take these matters very seriously when will begin a prompt investigation as we continue to strive to deliver products of the highest quality to our consumers. >> some good news for couch potatoes. a new study says exercise could actually be bad to you. some people react negative to physical activity that could raise their level are high pressure, high insulin levels. they aren't sure why it happens but more research is needed. >> another study finds covers are teaming with bacteria and it's not so bad in san francisco. researchers studied 90 offices and found there was 10 or 20% more bacteria in a man's offices. and offices in new york were dirtier than those in san francisco. we know that. ed study appears in the junior he will plus one. >> a new pill could help

shopaholics stop spending. an estimated 6% of all americans are compulsive shoppers. in a new study a group of compulsive study was given an alzheimer's drug. after 8 weeks they slapped and spent less. overall their symptoms were cut in half. >> at 6:30 tonight the bidding will begin online for the annual lunch fundraiser with a lunch with warren buffet. you have to have deep pockets to win. the previous four winning bids have reached over $2 billion. auction provided a significant portion of glide's $17 million annual budget. glide provides services to the homeless and poor. another nice day today. >> this will be a one-day event. it will come in, bring us some rain and then move on out. real quickly, before i forget,

we do have a partial lunar eclipse overnight tonight. it will take place beginning at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning looking southwest. only about 38% of the surface of the moon will be shadowed by the earth's surface, or earth's shadow, so just wanted to throw that out for you. of course, we probably won't be able to see it because of the clouds. can you see from our high watermark definition camera here, high clouds moving over the bay. it was a terrific day. 84 fairfield, 86 antioch, 79 in san rafael, 61 was the high in san francisco, 83 was the high in morgan hill. right now temperatures are coming down, but still quite mild. especially in the north bay. we are holding some 70s there. 75 in santa rosa. 59 in san francisco. 73 livermore, and 70 in san jose. so after a terrific day today, the cold front is going to move in, bringing showers and isolated thunderstorms, the possibility for monday. you will notice this thing.

it will be much cooler, windy with southwest wind gusts close to 30 miles an hour mainly near the coast. after this moves through we will dry out and expect to warm things up by midweek. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. it is picking up the cold front up along the north coast. we will bring you down to the bay area. we still have a ways to go, but it is slowly sagging south, and it does look like it will move in just in time for that monday morning commute. here is the actual cold front. it slides south and the timing, as i mentioned, brings it in overnight. in fact, it looks like parts of the north bay will start to see some of the showers, around two or three tomorrow morning. ukiah downward santa rosa. here's 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the north bay will have wet pavement to contend with. as we slide through seven, eight, nine o'clock, you see it

bringing in and bringing the wet pavement. by 5:00 tomorrow afternoon we might see some daytime heating and that would be the best chance of seeing some isolated thunderstorms. you see the 5:00 commute tomorrow afternoon is definitely going to be wet, and by 9:00, 10:00, this thing is out of here. if you are traveling to the sierra, get ready for just about anything, snow, rain, strong winds and thunderstorms likely. over the crest, 5 inches of snow is possible. the higher passes, bunt to two inches possible lake level by monday night, early tuesday morning. keep this that in mind, especially if you are driving in that direction expect to go do camping or bringing the kids up there. the rainfall, north of the golden gate bridge maybe half-inch and the rest of us maybe a quarter inch or less. what you will really notice tomorrow is just how much colder it will be, temperatures in the 60s, upper 50s across the bay area. winds will pick up. 56 for livermore tomorrow.

no 80s or 90s or even 70s. looking ahead, a warmer days as we head into wednesday and thursday. back up into the 60s. don't forget, mike will be here at 4:30 a.m. with a live look at live doppler 7 hd to help you on your commute. >> thank you. >> we will talk to schu. it's been a while, but the tiger has shaken the monkey off his back. >> well put. tiger woods has been through the ringer in his professional and personal life the last two years. he's fining his way back into the winner's circle. your host, jack, sitting on the 18th green awaiting the winner. and levine imploded. this is the bogey dion 13. roy cab teeny birdies 11. check out his drive on the par 312. birdies that and now tied for the load at 8-under, on the par 3 16th, he drops one back of

tiger. from the iii 3-13, from behind the hole? are you kidding me? he finds the bottom of the jar and takes the lead at 8-under. and even jack was impressed with that shot. >> i don't think i've ever seen a better one. that was the most unbelievable, gutsy shot that i have ever seen. it was really unbelievable. particularly the position he was in. >> tiger wants to win jack's event. he's on birdie for 18 with jack looking on. tiger bogeys three of the last holes. he ties jack with 17 pga tour wins. not bad, hejda, tiger? >> it's been pretty nice. it's been a nice run since i turned pro. it's not too shabby. you know, i've been very proud of what i have done so far. and i still have a lot of good years ahead of me. >> giants win their third straight against the cubs today at&t park. the common denominate tore in

the three wins, the starting pitchers went 8-plus innings. a foul ball comes our way. don't drop any. bottom of five, angel pagen over the head of alfonso soriano. two batters later. the single to right. koyie hill can't hold on. 1-0 g-men. he goes 8 in the inning. and he improves to 5-2. 2-0, the final. giants only three back in the national league west. afterward pegan talked hitting streak. >> i got the record but the most important thing is i got the double and a run scored, scored the first run. to he that's important. but it's fun. it's a good thing for my career, and it feels good to know what you did. you broke a record. >> all right. asian fans making a trip to kansas city. second inning, hosmer drills it to center off the pitcher

malone. his seventh of the season. a's lost ten of eleven, and 2-0, the final. go to softball. cal and alabama. bears need a win to stay alive. crushed to left. game tied at 2. the bottom of five, kayla hunt his her 21st homer of the year off jolene henderson. tennis, french open. djokovic facing seppi. dropping the first two sets of 81 unforced eyreers. and the forehand winner on the match. the joker trying to win his fourth straight slam. roger federer with a scare of his own taking on 21-year-old david gofan. he takes the next three and roger seals with it a forehand winner down the line. federer is also moving on to the quarterfinals. nascar, the monster mile dover speedway. jimmie johnson dominated on the track. nice hair.

ten-laps in. tony stewart and landon cassil bump and that starts a 13-car wreck. jimmie johnson goes on to take it at dover. last night in los angeles, angels hosting texas. angels fans set a guinness book world regard for the largest record of people wearing cowboy hat. 30,000 huff police fans were in attendance. looks like an allen wong family reunion with his family from texas. and postseason baseball with stanford facing pepperdine tonight and the girl scouts in the house. let's give them a shout out. [applause] >> hi, ladies. snow white may be fairest of them all, but how did she do at the box office? details whe

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