it is dry outside right now, but wet weather is returning to the bay area. good evening, everyone. i'm alan wang. >> i'm ama dates. the rain is expected to hit just in time for your morning commute. leigh glaser is here with the forecast. hi, leigh. >> behind me you can see live doppler 7hd already picking up the moisture bands from this cold front that continues to slide from north to south across the northern part of our region. it will bring the bay area some showers as we head into our monday morning. you can see just in the last few frames we are picking up a little moisture now. it goes from cloverdale to ukiah . it is not that far off that it will be moving in across the bay area. the clouds are already starting to thicken up.

this is the cold front. and remember it is moving ever so slowly toward the bay area. it will bring us showers off and on tomorrow. a detailed look at our accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> leigh, thank you. tonight we are learning more about what pablo santo value was doing before a woman -- sandoval was doing before a woman accused him. thomas? >> we have learned that pablo sandoval was at a santa cruz bar hours before he was accused of sexual assault. the bar manager there says while there sandoval acted normally and left with two male companions. the bar restaurant is where the giants allstar player was socializion with fans. they told us off camera that he was at the bar for a couple hours and they left at about 1:15. cook said he didn't see sandoval leave with any women, but that women were coming up to him for photographs while

he was here. the santa cruz county deputy says the victim of the alleged assault met with the third base manet that -- third base man that evening. >> downtown santa cruz. that small group of people left and went to a resort in aptos. >> that is a resort in santa cruz. that's where the woman called to report the assault. investigators questioned sandoval and at their offices, but did not detain them. he is currently playing with the san jose giants while recouperating from a wrist injury. he declined to address the accusation. >> i know you are going to ask about these questions. i cannot talk about it. >> his attorney claims the sexual encounter was consensual. dean johnson seases says these kind of celebrity cases are hard to prosecute because celebrities often arrive with a presumption of innocence.

>> this type of case is usually anything but rock solid. it depends on the credibility of witnesses whose credibility and whose believe ability and whose ability to remember is put in question simply because of the context in which this kind of crime occurs. >> johnson says the key to prosecuting a case like this is finding a reliable, independent witness santa cruz prosecutors say they will decide whether or not to prosecute the case. they will join the giants this coming friday, but it may depend on the results of the investigation. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thanks, thomas. george zimmerman has lost his freedom again tonight, but he may have lost something even more important. his credibility. zimmerman accused of killing trayvon martin turned himself into florida authorities two days after a judge revoked his bail. it was revoked because

zimmerman lied when he said he was broke. he and his wife actually had $135,000 in cash on hand. >> it is a credibility question with mr. zimmerman. now that credibility has been attacked or tarnished, and now he will have to rehabilitate it. >> the credibility issue is extremely important to zimmerman's case because his defense relies on the believe ability of his account. zimmerman was recorded in jail talking to his wife in code about their money. >> just last night we told you about the safety concerns over the fire fighting air tankers. now two pilots have died after their air tanker crashed while fighting a wildfire in western utah. it happened in iron county near the utah-nevada border. the pilots from montana were dropping retar ghent -- retardant when the plane went down. no word on the cause of the crash. officials in new mexico have lifted evacuation orders as they make progress against the largest fire in that state's history. extreme winds have been

fueling the blaze that began 18 days ago. it has now burned about 377 square miles. a man who oakland police say insta date -- instigated a drive by shooting in front of an officer is behind bars tonight. at 3:30 this afternoon an officer says he watched as this man opened fire from a car at people on the sidewalk. it was at martin luther king junior way. a chase began, but it ended when a driver crashed into another car. in all three people were injured and one with a leg wound. >> in vallejo they are still looking for a gunman who killed a man and wounded three others who were barbecuing at a park last night. the wounded included a 17-year-old boy in critical condition and the 35-year-old man was shot in the arm. the 57-year-old man was described as a harmless resident. >> as far as we know he didn't do anything to nobody. he came around and hung out and fix him some food every now and then. >> i think it was a random

shooting thing because they are not that type to be causing problems. >> the dead man's 67-year-old female companion was also wounded. she is expected to survive. police in scots valley need your help solving a string of recent burglaries. is it it started on mount herman road where tree trimmers were stolen. then on the same road someone tried to break into a walgreens. a half hour later a liquor store on scots valley drive was broken into and cash was taken. the suspect vehicle is a white work truck with a white rear bumper and ladder. >> despite in crucial measures on the upcoming ballot this tuesday try mary election is expected to have a lack luster turnout. lilian kim is here to explain why. >> alan, turnout is expected to be among the lowest in california history for a presidential primary. experts say there is no particular race or issue that is driving people to vote.

they are going to be out of town on election day, so they voted early at the alameda county registrar's office. >> we have never missed a voting, and we do not want to do it now. >> the rest of the voters will most likely be it ising this one out. be sitting this one out. turnout is expected to be relatively low. in san francisco it is expected to be anywhere from 35 to 40%. >> the average is 50%. that's what i had in mind was about 50%. i thought maybe it was a little higher. but right now i am not seeing it. >> the reason is simple. president obama is running an opposed and mitt romney has locked up his party's nomination. four years ago the presidential nomination was decided when it came time for california's primary. turnout was 65% in san francisco. despite the lack of competition on the federal level this year, there are plenty of local and statewide

issues. there is prop -- proposition 28. and there is proposition 29 that will add a $1 tax to a pack of cigarettes for research on cancer and other smoking related diseases. tobacco companies support tens of millions in a television ad and it appears to be working. according to a recent poll, the campaign against prop 29 is within striking distance. >> the advantage was to eight points. if you extend the line i expect it to be a close race. we really wouldn't know which side would prevail. >> this election will mark a significant first. california voters are now able to select candidates for congress and the state legislature regardless of political party. the top two vote getters will then move to the general election. theoretically, you could have candidates in the same party facing off in november. alan? >> thank you, lilian kim with us tonight. and stay with abc7 news to get the latest election results or

go to abc news.com for the up to the minute rurps on tuesday night. coming up, a floatilla of well wishers. >> and the end of an era at oakland international airport. >> and the special flight in the sky that you can catch in a few hours, coming up on

>> closed captioning brought to today was the second day of britain's national party. >> the guest of honor, queen elizabeth the second who was marking the 60th year of her rein. now we go to where it is happening in london. >> reporter: the stiff upper lip were all smiles as britain rejoiced. >> she is an amazing woman. it is our way of being here and saying thank you. >> reporter: the center of their affection, queen

elizabeth the second who road a royal barge down the ta 34* -- tams river. tws in keeping with the long sea going heritage. the queen lead three generations of the royal family. her husband, 65 years prince philip, her son and heir prince philip and his wife, and her grandsons. she is celebrating her 60th year on the thrown. the british people have known her as a fresh faced young woman who just learned of her father's death. a new queen at 25. a young mother raising three children. a grand mother and now the second longest serving monarch in british history. most britains have known no other. and they turned out by the tens of thousands to congratulate her including this distinctive tip of the hat. the bad weather couldn't

dampen all of the good feelings. >> have you been here all night? >> yes in the pouring rain. >> why? >> for our queen. >> so if time marches on, today it slowed down a little down river to honor the great lady of britain jie. and it doesn't end here. there are two more days of spectacular events including a star-studded concert in front of the queen's home at buckingham palace. abc news, london. more controversy for the vatican. a published report in an italian newspaper says pope benedict's butler was a scapegoat and not the only one in possession of confidential correspondence. the papers showed a vatican in disarray of power hungry cardinals and inside scheming. the butler was arrested accused of leaking document tots media. in the east bay, united airlines is no longer operating an oakland

international airport. after 75 years in the east bay the the final united flight departed. in april they announced they would end service because the flights are no longer profitable. oakland airport officials say it has southwest airlines still that will continue to serve the denver market with 28 weekly flights. san francisco's mu knee says the busiest lines will be back tomorrow morning. but parts of the j church line will start running full service tomorrow morning at 5:00. right now muni is running test trains along the route. the current bus bridge will end at midnight when regular service begins. the lines were closed may 25th for construction work. also tomorrow morning, the san francisco bay ferry launches its new service between south san francisco and the east bay. ferries will begin running from the new oyster-point terminal to oakland and alameda. the first trips are free, but you have to sign up on the company's website to get a ticket. go to abc7news.com and click

on see it on tv for more. and right now astronomers at the space and science center are preparing for two more major astronomical events that will be visible in the bay area. the first is a lunar eclipse happening in a matter of hours. to view the eclipse the object object -- observation deck will be open. and then venus will pass across the face of the sun. hopefully we will have some visibility to see all of that happen. >> if you still have the glasses from the lunar eclipse we had. >> the solar eclipse. >> that's right. >> i think 4:00 is the best viewing tonight or early tomorrow morning for the partial you nare -- partial lunar eclipse. we have a beautiful full moon out there right now as we look from the high definition camera. by 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the clouds will start to move in though. visibility of the lunar eclipse may be a little

marginal. venus may be a little better. the current reading, 67 in antioch and 59 in livermore and 58 oakland and 55 san francisco, 60 ran raphael. mountain view is 60 degrees as well. the highlights are taking us in through much of the workweek. showers develop tonight. they are lingering through monday with an isolated thunderstorm. a possibility that it will be cooler tomorrow. the wind picks up with the southwest gusts close to 30 miles pir hour. per hour. that is mainly near the coast. get ready for a dryer and warmer temperature as we head into the middle and latter part of the workweek. checking in with live doppler 7hd you can see most of the activity along the north coast extending down to fort bragg. just in the last few frames we noticed some returns to the rest of windsor and also up toward ukiah and even willis and the main parts of the system are still off the coast sitting about 39 miles to the west of the coast there near fort bragg. all of this will be sweeping

in overnight tonight. it does look like the rain will begin here in the bay area. it is just in time for the early morning commute. here is a look at the frontal system and the rain ahead of it. we have to get to the back edge before we can see some partial clearing behind the cold front. a parcel of very cool air. the temperatures in some locations tomorrow will drop anywhere -- as much as 15 to 20 degrees from where we have been in the past several days. our timing, 11:00 this evening and we will start to see the clouds thicken un-- thicken up overnight. you can see friday to tomorrow morning it is just in time for the commute. that's when the first bands of rain start to stretch into marin county from santa rosa to the golden gate bridge. it looks like the funnel system will bring us some moderate rain . that's 11:00 noontime tomorrow. you can see it extending down toward the peninsula and heading toward the east bay. there is the front.

it moves off toward the sierra. by 5:00 commute time tomorrow afternoon we will see some partial clearing, and we will start to clear out by 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow evening. it comes in and brings us the rain and then moves out. if you are heading to the sierra, i would throw some chains in the back. we will see a lot. there is a mixed bag with snow, rain, strong winds, isolated thunderstorms. the snow levels will be dropping to 5,000 feet. 5 inches of snow are possible in the passes. one 2 -- one to two inches. it shouldn't stick around for long. rainfall for nuts north bay. a quarter to half an inch possible. trace amounts to a quarter of an inch. it will move in quickly and then move on out. here is a look at our highs for monday. it is generally in the 60s. midto upper 50s. 66 for livermore. we will also look for 63 in hollister and 61 in santa cruz.

my accu-weather seven-day forecast, we get wet tomorrow. we dry out on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. i do want to mention that mike will be here first thing tomorrow morning, 4:30 a.m. with a detailed look at live doppler 7hd. >> thanks, leigh. it is official. the "twilight" saga breaking down part 1 was one of the big winners at mtv movie awards. it won for movie of the year and best kiss. >> rob is not here, you guys. i can do pretty well by myself i think. >> but it was a blockbuster hit "the hunger games" that walked away with the most golden popcorn shaped trophies including for best fight. >> how do i follow that? tiger woods, that's what we will do. >> all right. tiger let the doubters know, including me, that his game is close to being back.

with shots like this that win the memorial in the house that jack built. not only did he win, but he joins nicholas in an exclusive list. we'll share it with you in sports.

tiger woods has been through the ringer in his professional and personal life. today he not only won jack nicklaus' tournament, but it ties him on the all time list for pga history. jack is awaiting his winner. spencer levine our third round leader imploded. double bogey on 13. shoots a 3 over 75. check out this drive on the par 3, 12. leaves it to three feet. he is tied for the lead at 8 under. she misses the par putt to fall behind tiger. here on the par 3, 16 and from the fringe. a huge flopper and late behind the hole and finds the bought m to of the bucket. even jack was impressed with this shot. >> i don't think i have ever

seen a better one. that was the most unbelievable gut see shot i have ever seen. it was really unbelievable. particularly the position he was in. >> that's a pretty strong endorsent in. tiger for birdie on 18 with jack looking on. and he got it. tiger birdied three of the last four. a 5 under 67 and winning by two strokes. his fifth win and ties jack with 73pga tour wins. the second all time to snack sneed. >> with jack there at 18, it is awfully special for us as players to have him there and to greet us after we finish. it is just so special to pull off that shot at 16, that was sweet too. >> if he is going pull it off, i would like to see it happen here. that was good. it was great. the way he did it, he just played great. >> two of the best to ever play the game. to the hardwood and not one of the final four in the playoffs have won a road game.

the patriots' head coach in the thousands and he trailed by 18, but stormed back of the three of his 28 and ties it at 89. he would foul out. 15 points and 15 assists of one last chance for the heat. duane wade and can't get it to go. they tie the series at two apiece. the giants continue to roll. they take their third straight and in the process they book a franchise record. it involves some homing

well, the giants are playing at home and went a third straight against the cubs barry zito for his 150th career victory. the panda is gone and davie crockett making a come back. he drives it over the head of cor yaw know and setting a franchise record with a 27-game home hitting streak passing the record from 1905 and ?een 06. 1906. a single to right and the

throw home is on target. hill can't hold on. it is 1-0g men. zito goes 8 and a third and gives up four hits and 5k's and two walks. she now 5 and 2. 2-0 your final. afterward pagan talks hitting streak. >> i got the record, but the most important thing is i got the double and the run scored. for me that's important. it is fun. it is a good thing for my career . it feels good to know what you did. >> a's fans and feeling a little slownly in kansas. they drilled it off tommy malone and see ya. his seventh of the season and a's have had an 11-game shut out. they fall four in the first. stanford comes back with eight unanswered runs. his eighth. sanford is headed to tallahassee.

it is the sweet 16 and the cal womeny eliminated in the college softball world series. >> thank you, shu. coming up, the medical breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. the new drug that is saving lives. and fighting cellulite. the technology that promises to smooth out the lumps and bumps. >> and the new smart phone apps that can keep your family safe this summer.

good evening. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang. in tonight's headlines. we are learning more about how san francisco giant pablo sandoval spent the hours before he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman. he was at a bar in santa cruz before moving on to a resort in aptos. experts say this will be a hard case to prosecute given sandoval's celebrity status. a man is behind bars in oakland after he started shooting at people near mlk and 29th street in front of a police officer. the suspect sped away but didn't get far after crashing into another car. three people were injured. and vallejo police are trying to track down a killer who fired shots into a group of people at a barbecue. a 57-year-old man died. his female companion and two others were wounded. nigeria's president has declared three days of national mourning after an airliner crashed in the country's largest city. the plane carrying 150

passengers went down in lagos just shy of the airport. it killed everyone on board and left a scene of destruction on the ground. here are the details. >> the passenger jet was carrying some 150 people. there were no survivors and it is not clear yet how many casualties will be on the ground. thousands rushed to see what would happen in this neighborhood in sub saharan africa's largest city. billowing black smoke, scattered fragments of a plane, bodies. the jet on route from the capital city to lagos was just about to land. a boeing md83 flown by private local carrier donna airline. it was flying unusually low and making a lot of noise before it tore through at least two buildings, coming to a stop in an apartment complex. the cause of the crash is not known, but officials say they did recover the cockpit recorder.

we were sent pictures of the disaster in a neighborhood this afternoon. the man who sent them was too sad to be interviewed. "i got to the scene and the situation was beyond what i can talk about." he said. "i am in tears while writing this." abc news, nairobi. back here in california a close call for a pilot in southern california. his plane went off the runway in gillespie field in el cajon. you can see the accident in these still photos taken by a witness. the ferry fire fly was part of the wings over gillespie airshow. the pilot was able to get out safely. turning to medical news, what could be a breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. an experimental new drug appears to slow tumor growth. today researchers presented the results of a large three-year clinical trial at an on koll gee conference. oncology conference.

the women who took the powerful cocktail about half of them saw their cancer stabilize and had fewer side affects than standard chemo. >> it is really like a heat seeking missal with a toxic payload and it travels all over the body until it meets the cancer cell and then it lets off a massively toxic dose to kill off the cancer without damaging the rest of the body. >> right now the -- only 9 women participating have access to the drug. now, if you have cell you light, you know that exercise alone won't get rid of it. >> but as carolyn johnson explains, a new technology is smoothing out the lumps and bumps. >> it looks to me like he has a lot of ripples. >> as a hard core softball player she gets plenty of exercise. but none of us know about the problem that bothers the most. >> it is cellulite. i don't like the appearance.

i haven't been ability to wear it for a longtime. >> today she is under going a procedure with a device. they take 3-d images of the area. >> that's the area that looks like cottage cheesy. >> then he works his target points for the laser called cellulase. it is designed to melt fat and the fibers that pull the skin down around it. as shown in this animation provided by the manufacturer. he says earlier devices could remove the fat, but not the unevenness. >> standard lipo and ultrasonic lipo can make the cellulite appear worse. the treatment takes several hours. it is used to move the laser under the skin. a light shines through to guide the surgeon. >> i have the laser firing

right into the ridge of fat and it is knocking it down. the light energy is converted to heat, and basically in a small area, so much heat that whatever is absorbed is vaporized. >> these before and after photos were provided by the company. it takes several months as the new collagen grows in. at the halfway point, it is showing lines of smoothing. >> that will improve with time. >> smoothing the bumps would change the way she feels about her body. >> a good outcome from me would be to feel comfortable in my own skin, to be able to wear what i want to wear and not feel so self-conscious about myself. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> the cellulace treatment costs $5,000 depending on the size of the area treatmented. recovery time is about a week. 2200 cyclists are bedding down in santa cruz after the first day of the aids life

cycle. our cameras caught up with the cyclists as they peddled into harvey westpark for dinner and overnight camping. they road all the way from san francisco on their way to los angeles. one man cycled all the way from north carolina. >>32 days, 33 days on the road riding. it was a total of3192 miles peddled. i did it to help raise awareness about the ride and aids and hiv and what these people in san francisco and california are doing. it is a great job. >> this year's event is expected to bring in more than $11 million of the. these days it seems like there is an app for just about everything. to help you stay safe this summer you n cay add a few new ones. the sunrise app from the environmental protection agency gives the daily and hourly forecast for uv rays wherever you are. and the sun tan watcher app for the iphone can remind you to turnover, reapply sunscreen or check on the kids with the help of an alarm that

apparently that is different from the alarm that is already on your cell. coming up, the best e readers for your money. >> and vision impaired athletes take the wheel on the water. the blind sailing regatta when we return. >> and hi again, everyone. leigh glaser here. live 7hd is still showing the rain band sliding toward the bay area. we will check that out. our forecast for the next seven days and take you traveling if your destination is southern california tomorrow. c

from you think willing about about -- thinking about getting an e reader have you lots of choices. michael finney sorts through them to find out which one is the best. >> amazon's kindle is the best selling brand. two others break new ground including the latest nook from barnes and nobel. consumer reports tested these and dozens of other e readers to help you hone in on a great choice. the kindle e book reader from amazon has been the market leader for a longtime. >> what is wonderful about the kindle is that you can have 20 books and you can read whatever you are to read jie. there is a new chapter being written in the world of e book readers. you basically had two choices. a black and white e ink, e book reader that lacks a build in light or a color reader with a back lit screen, but

both have drawbacks. in consumer reports tests, e readers like this one are best in bright light. so they are best for reading outdoors. to read in the dark you need to attach a book light. back lit lcd screens are great for reading in the dark, no light needed. but in the bright light, these have trouble with glare and washout. other issues? >> an lcd screen makes battery life a lot shorter than the ink screen. they are usually lighter too which marts when you are reading for hours -- which matters when you are reading for hours. >> it is the first color e ink reader. they say the colors are not true and the page turns are super slow. the nook simple touch with glow light is also new. it has a touch screen and uses black and white e ink technology. and for reading in the dark, the screen lights up. >> this glow light simple touch was as easy to read and it was the best readers we have tested. >> in the end, consumer reports top rates the $140

barnes and nobel book simple touch with glow light. end of story. from you looking for a less expensive e book reader the $80 kindle also did well in consumer reports tests. it doesn't have a light or touch screen, and it does ads, but you can't beat the price. they may not be able to see, but they can sail. today was the 2012 invitational blind sailing regatta at the allah alameda marina. visually impaired athletes took to the water and you couldn't tell the difference with the pilots in charge. >> they sense the wind, they feel the wind. they maybe can't see it, but they know where it is and where it is coming from. you can control the boat. it gives them the ability to be responsible and be in charge of a moving thing that they may not otherwise get in an environment. >> they hope to be a rt pa of

team usa in the world championship in japan. >> lisa we could get enough to water our plants. >> that would be a good thing. before we get to our forecast, let's do a little traveling tomorrow. most of the moisture will be north of fresno tomorrow. fresno with increasing clouds and palm springs hot and 99. l.a. is 72 degrees and eureka at 56 with the showers. tahoe is a mixed bag with snow in the higher elevation and rain in the low land. they are showing this cold front and making a little bit of progress toward the coast. just some last few frames and we noticed a little moisture moving in toward sea ridge and cloverdale and even ukiah in the last few minutes reporting some light rain there. we are increasing the chances of showers overnight as well as the clouds. this is the cold front that will bring us showers across the bay area tomorrow. some could be heavy at times

especially around a the lunchtime hour. that's when the actual cold front will start making its way across the bay area. the winds will be with us, and boy it is going to be a cool day. only the 50 tees coast and sictz elsewhere. we will start to dry up and warm up on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> thank you, leigh. shu is here with sports. we don't normally think football in june. >> well, that's what we are going to do. nfl teams are shaping up their rosters toward training camp and rookies usually have the harder time making the

smie rook could -- dash. rookie free agents are long shots to playing football. i prove it can be done and they are hoping for the same with the 49er. >> with a roster filled with randy moss, michael crabtree, kyle williams 1k3* aj jenkins, why would free agent rookie wide receiver brian times choose the 49ers? >> there is a lot of good receivers here that i can learn from. i only played football for three years of my life. >> basketball and track were his sports, but he walked on at florida florida a&m and loved playing. he learned to play on a video game where randy moss was his guy. >> when he talks to me it is like, i used to play with you on the video game when i was kid and now you are next to me. >> did you tell him that?

>> yes, he said, don't do that. >> to you it is okay, but to me it isa dream. that's my favorite player jie. he is a physical player that doesn't show up to many camps so what else does he bring? >> speed and the hustle. emotion, everything, dure ability, the whole 9. >> when you are a free agent you won't get as many opportunities as those on the roster or draft choices, so when you get your chances you have to take advantage. >> i am used to people not paying attention to me and getting one of the last reps. when somebody else goes i am paying attention. how many reps i get, it doesn't affect me at all. >> there has been plenty of guys that were free agents and made the team. i point that out and it gives them confidence. >> of course i want to be here and want to play. wherever they need me on this team or any other team i will play it. it doesn't matter. i just love the game of football. >> good luck to brian. a guy who doesn't have trouble making the cut is tiger woods. he not only won jack nicklaus

case tournament but tied him for all time victories. jack is all you need to say. spencer levine and third round leader imploded. a double bogey and shot a 3 over 75. check out his drive on the par 3 12. he is tied for the lead at 8 under, but falls back of tiger. look at this shot. even jack was impressed with that shot. >> i don't think i have seen a better one. that was a gut see shot. particularly the position he was in. >> you think tiger wants to win this event? >> he nail itself and tiger burns three of the last four holes. wining it by two strokes. his fifth win at memorial and he ties jack with 73pga tour wins. the second all time to sam

sneed's 82. game four and the heat and celtics and the patrons' head coach in the house. he trailed by 18. three of his 29 and ties it at 89, but he fouls out. another double-double. this lay up puts the celtics up one. one last chance for the heat. celtics come back to tie the sea reece at two apiece for the 93-91 victory. the giants love playing at home. they won it against the cubs. barry zito was on the hill for his 150th career victory. bottom of five and he drives it over the head of soriano for a double. it sets a franchise record with 27-game home hitting streak. it passes the record from 1905 and 1906. a single to right and the throw home is on target. hill can't hold on and pagan scores and 1-0g-men. barry goes 8 and a third innings and 8 hits, 5k's and

two walks and improving to 5-2. looking like the old cy young himself. 2-0 is your final. giants dlee back of the -- giants are three back of the dodgers. he drill itself to center and that's out of here. the seventh of the season. the a's lost 10 of 11 and that's their 11th shutout of the season. it is 2-0 your final. stanford and pepperdine are battling for a spot in the super regionals. they scored four in the first inning. stanford roars back with eight unanswered runs including this three-run bomb of the his eighth and stanford is headed to tallahassee to play the seminoles in the sweet 16 with an 8-7 victory. the cal women is needing to beat alabama to stay alive in the college world series of softball. danielle henderson crushes one to left. the bottom five 1k3* she hits her first homer of the year. this one off joleen henderson. alabama will face oklahoma in

the final. cal eliminated 5-2 the final. joe caw very much and fedderrer advance to the quarter finals and jimmy johnson wins the stopover for the seventh time. a busy day. >> that concludes another broadcast of abc7 news. i'mal len wong. >> and i'm a -- i'm alan wang. >> and aye am -- i'm ama dates. we are always available on abc news.com and facebook and twitter. >> don't forget to watch the