turn like a foul ball shanked into left field. according to the new york daily new york cabrera concocted a cover store to explain away his positive test for testosterone. the paper says an associate name juan none yes created a fake web site supposedly selling a substance, it was meant to give cabrera an out when he appealed the test. the daily news says the web site defense started to fall apart during the investigation. california watch reporter lance williams, who rote about the balco scandal, says even he didn't see this coming. >> making a bad situation worse but i understand the impulse. it's beside to get caught with performance enhancers and other guys have come up with stories and opposite in a while the story works. typically the story is i unknowingly took a substance. my supplement was contaminated

or whatever. i was prescribed it for medical condition. this is a variant on those, with the fake web site layered in. >> surprise, surprise. everybody has an agenda, and this is what we do in america, and sometimes we should be embarrassed. >> cabrera admitted the testosterone use and was suspended for 50 games without pay. nunez is a paid consultant but not employee of cabrera's two agents. the agents denied any involvement in this. there's no comment from the giants. however the paper is reporting that major league baseball and federal investigators will be trying to fine the source of the illegal testosterone. >> ama: ross mirkarimi claims powerful city leaders are writing their own rules. he left from the office of his wife's attorney. he was found guilty of official

misdon duct last week by the ethics commission over a domestic violence incident on new year's eve. he said the ethics committee hearings proved city leaders will do anything to remove him from office. >> constitutional crisis. but the fact is they might be manipulating what is vague parts of the charter in order to apply those am big giewtz towards favoring a powerful office, meaning the chief executive, the mayor to try to out another elect peer. >> ama: the board of supervisors will decide if he will permanently lose his job. a massive wildfire is threatening 3500 homes in more than california. here's what it looks like from the air. calfire says the fire grew from 5,000 to 12,000 acres overnight and 0% containment. burning in sass to -- shasta.

roads in the area are closed, including highway 44. one evacuee says the fire literally chase him off the property. he says he could smell smoke, looked down, and saw his arm was on fire. >> and i looked up and everything was black. like i was in a black box, and i just trove through it, and i can't breathe. and then it was fire everywhere, like, every -- on all sides of you. >> ama: the cause of the fire is not determined but officials say it started after a series of lightning strikes in the area. >> let's get right to leigh glaser with a look at how blizzard is affecting the fight against the fire. >> leigh: the light inning strikes are moving out of the area, but that area, under a fire weather watch for tuesday as well, looking for some very gusty winds to move into the region. let's look at live doppler 7hd. amid numerous lightning strikes near the sierra yesterday, you can see the last two frames that

moisture has since started to move on out. when we head into monday night and tuesday, it will not be lightning strikes but some very strong southwesterly winds that will kick up. some very low relative humidities. so that fire watch is in effect for much of the tahoe region, towards shasta and points to the north for tuesday, for the low relative humidity levels, very try conditions, and strong winds. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> ama: right now hundreds of homes in idaho are under a mandatory evacuation order. they're in an area of recreation getaways about 100 miles northeast of boise. they're in thepath of a 130 square mile wildfire that has been burping for two weeks. >> in washington state residents return home to find smoldering rubble. the fire is now 43% contained. fire officials expect the wildfire to be contained by

tomorrow if in the weather remains favorable. >> in vallejo vallejo for the third time in a month a vacant building went up in flames and tonight fire investigators believe squatters are to blame. it happened at a vacant army supply store at 7:00 this morning. the third fire on couch street. the last fire was next door. investigators were on the scene this afternoon and say there are indications that people were inside the building before the fear started. an eight-year-old girl from fairfax is take stang against human trafficking one glass of lemonade at a time. vivian calls her business, make a stab lemonade. and not her inspiration after seeing a book of pictures about world slavery. >> we have to do something. and so i said, how about lemonade. and so -- then i thought about and it they said, actually, that could work. >> ama: and it its working,

today was her 57th straight day selling lemonades and has taken in over $30,000. it goes to helping to free the estimate 30 million snraifs the world. good for her. coming up right after abc-7 news you can get a look at a camp that's changing the lives of local children, sheryl jennings takes to the taylor family foundation's camp arroyo in lever moore. it provides free camp to children with cancer or other life altering conditions. just like me airs right here at 6:30 tonight. >> still to come, despite a loss, the bay area baseball team is still in the world series, a look at the excitement and disappointment after the game. >> a dramatic rescue of a man is stuck in a well for more than 24 hours. a bit of history as nearly

as to water spouts are spotted. we'll tell you where coming up.r

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> ama: a tough loss today for the bay area's little league heroes. petaluma lost 9-6 against tennessee. hundreds turn out to cheer on the boys in their hometown.

[cheering] >> reporter: two theaters packed full of cheering fans and a welcome change for those who followed the petaluma nationals since the start of the season. >> it's weird because i'm used to going to their games and there being 30 some people there but at it cool report with only a handful of supporters they started here at carter field and they continue now playing with thousands of supporters watching across the country. with each big play in this nationally tell viced game the crowd went wild. here's what i got when i asked who actually knows bradley smith? >> i know him. i know him. i've known him since i was three years old. >> reporter: the petaluma players dominating, unbringing the crowd to their feet but in the end their tennessee opponentses won. still, this crowd never let up. >> your voice has a little rasp to it. >> yeah.

i've been screaming a lot. >> reporter: for rest blake was one of the key players. his big sister was among the theater crowd. >> everybody is here, so dedicated to the team. it's nice that everybody has put in so much tomorrow to watch. >> reporter: though the fame was a loss, his grandma is enjoying the fun the whole team is having on and off the field. >> porter and all these kids are showing them how they're getting autographs and all that. so this has been a wonderful experience for them, period. >> reporter: in petaluma, abc-7 news. >> ama: petaluma plays an elimination monday at 1:00 p.m. against the mid-atlantic team from new jersey. the game airs on espn. >> just ahead, san francisco restaurant takes top honors. a fascinating force of nature. the hoytic number of water spouts and where they were soon. >> cooler weather is in our future. leigh glaser will look at the

forecast. >> mike: we have petaluma little league highlights coming up ask cal's michael weaver came this close to oning the u.s.

>> ama: san francisco is known for great restaurants and now another topped a new list. state bird provisions on fillmore street was ranked as the number one restaurant in bon appetite. the only restaurant in california to rank this year is a restaurant in los angeles. from the best to the worst. if you're having a hard time getting a loan you're not the only one. california is the fifth worst state to get a loan thanks to high up employment, bankruptcies and foreclosures. according to cardratings.com, a financial education web site, the worst state to get a loan is evidence in dark followed by georgia, florida, and arizona. the best state? north dakota. >> in los angeles county a man is recovering after being trapped in a well for more than 24 hours. this is the moment he was pull to safety. the well, six feet deep, is located in the middle of the desert near little rock, about 30 miles from the nearest town. the man was win wedged in tight.

firefighters had to chip away at concrete to pull him free. >> he was discovered by some horse back riders that heard someone yelling. >> how did he end up in the hole? he dropped something in the well and then fell in while trying to recover it. >> after some amazing video, take a look at this fascinating force of nature. a water spout, actually several of them. anyone formed on lake michigan near wisconsin yesterday and several more today. that's more than are usually seen in the entire year in that area. crazy. a little tornado but just over the water so the water goes en. right? >> leigh: you read my glossary. very good, my dear. >> ama: i study up. >> leigh: this is the high definition cam. look way in the back and you can see the marin headlands and barely see the towers of the

golden gate bridge. the low clouds and fog racing in here. fairfield through thethere, winds gusting out of the southwest. 25 miles-per-hour. sfo, gusts at 20 miles-per-hour, so, yeah, all of that you see on live doppler 7 hd, the low clouds and fog, just raced in here later on this evening and could slow your early morning commute down for monday. here's the golden gate bridge, the fog starting to move in. fog towards daly city and san bruno. so, get ready for it. it will be with us tonight, pretty dense, and tomorrow morning as well. look at our highs. temperatures came down a little built for those in the east bay. it was only 85 today in concord. 93 in antibiotic -- in antioch. 95 in clearing lake.

79 in san rafael. 59 degrees where the low clouds sat right near san francisco off and on today and 74 was the high in san jose. temperatures dropping off. antioch, 88. 55 in oakland. 57, san francisco. 70, san jose. the areas of low clouds and fog will be with us overnight. mist and trilzer in the -- drizzle on the coast, and then we'll continue with the gradual cooling trend through the middle part of our work week. lows tonight, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. inhappen locations, otherwise we'll look for generally mid-to-low 50s. 51 for half moon bay, and remember the fog will move back in. in fact overnight tonight you can get a sense it is going to be out towards the delta. this 5eus a.m. tomorrow morning, and then it will quickly evaporate, push back to the coast at 3:00. so we're planning for sunshine

by tomorrow afternoon. the setup for the next couple of days will be this area of low pressure sitting just to the north and west of us. it will start to get closer to us as we get into tuesday and wednesday, and it will increase our low clouds and fog. cool us down quite a bit. so get ready for temperatures to down to drop off. 78 in san jose. cupertino, 77. the peninsula, morning overcast, afternoon sunshine. redwood city, 74. san francisco tomorrow, 64. north bay, 75, petaluma. 78, napa. east bay, 70, oakland. union city, 75. pittsburg, 86. danville. santa cruz, 75. so, the trend the next seven days, cooler by mid-week, by wednesday and thursday, inland temperatures in the 80s. 70s around the boy and 60s

at the coast. >> ama: the little hearings are hanging in there. >> mike: suffered their first loss at the hand of tennessee put the beauty of the tournament, it's double elimination. rough day for the catcher. two pass balls. tennessee up -0 but petaluma ties it up. then bradley smith drives a slow she shot. southbound of the world series, 3-2 petaluma. luke brown, infield single. they're up 1. bottom four, brandis goes deep to left center for petaluma. first home run. a solo shot. tennessee up one. now, petaluma would tie it but in the final innings tennessee drove in two runs. petaluma loses 9- , places judge tomorrow in elimination game. >> in the national league west is a two-horse race and the dodgers beating atlanta. giants hoping to keep the lead going with a sweep against the

padres. on sundays, san diego honors the military. vogelsong threw 96 pitches in three innings. eight hits, three runs, bottom first. quintin scores, alonso beats the throw from pagan. bottom five, if regular cabrera. two rbi double down the line. 6-1 san diego. and will venable seals it in the eighth. padres avoid the sweevment 7- the final. dodgers up a half fame on the giants in the west and face off in l.a. tomorrow. >> a's love to sweep the indians. who doesn't love coco crisp. a monster day. base hit brings in pentington. 1-0a's. parker, solid outing, eight innings, no runs allowed, improves to 8-7. bottom four, moss adds cushion to the lead. 2-0 oakland in the fifth, holes, coco crisp.

three one bomb. career high five rbi. a's sweep the indians. >> cardinals and the pirates needed 19 innings to solve their game today. that's 19. two entire games. top 19. pirates alvarez breaks the tie with the solo shot. the pirates win 6-3. >> college football just around the corner. cardinal face the san jose state spartans on september 21st. on offense the big question who is will replace andrew luck but there are any questions.the defense. coach shaw very impressed with that side of the ball. >> i toll the offensive staff it's hard to tell if sometimes we can't move the bull because it's our mistakes or the defense is that good. we have guys in college footballing renow, some of the most up blockable guys you can fine. person nellwise, we're really good and i can't dwight play

fence somebody else. >> mike: ready for football. the 112th u.s. amateur championship held with cal's weaver facing fofntle weaver led most of the match but you can come back quickly. he can close it out on the 36th hole. look at this. violent lip you went to playoffs. on the first hole, fox with this tricky downhill putt to win. the kid from uc chattanooga, stephen fox, the u.s. amateur champion, heartbreak for cal's michael we've who gift a valiant evident. >> next week, federer facing djokovic. federer dominated the first set, winning 6-love in only 20 minutes. novak woke up in the second, forcing a tiebreaker. on match point, federer's forehand too much. report fifth inch winning, ending the novak streak of victories.

next up, the u.s. open. >> the state of tennessee knocked off petaluma and michael we're in the u.s. amateurle i'm not just saying, leigh. not going to blame her put -- >> ama: at least the little little leaguers are still in it. >> we want to thank more of the people who donated to the poster sleep train dream campaign. thanks to regina, yvonne, and silvio. to like us on facebook, go to the abc-7 page and click on the like button and make a difference in the life of a foster child. the expendables are back but was the power team strong enough to make it number

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