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>> california has scored nine runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. >> the kids from petaluma fall short of victory, but tonight a community celebrates their amazing come front behind effort. i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. petaluma lost to tennessee but it was quite the game. wayne freedman was at the game in williamport, pennsylvania and has reaction from the petaluma players and their families. >> for most 12-year-old kids the concept of elimination may be foreign but not for pet human ya. >> i just hope can he get past today. >> little did they know in batting practice they're already household names.

>> i cheer five or six times a day. >> who wouldn't, this team has been on the road since late june, winning tournament after tournament. >> 25-3. >> tide on network television, the national championship from the team from the feast. for the first five innings petaluma did not do so well. >> is it deep enough? yes, it is! >> that's butler from tennessee, who rewrote record books, hitting three home runs for nine rbi's. pet lahm ma came to their last an an trailing 15-5. >> we had a chance, we're in the game. >> and kathy was so right. if this wasn't the greatest little league game ever played it may hey bev -- may have been the most epic. brandon brought them within one

run with this swing. >> i couldn't do anything else. >> never forget it. >> no. i'll never forget it. that's my biggest home run i ever hit. >> next batter, smith two outs, two strikes, one swing, tie game. >> came alive. bats woke up and started hitting. >> but this is little league. extra innings were not happening. the southeast scored nine runs and put the game away. from how the parents treated the kids. left as a boy and is now a young man. >> pet -- petaluma fell one game short of playing for a world championship. that puts for now but long-term they'll remember the love. >> just be proud. that's it. >> at the little league world series, wayne freedman, abc-7 news. >> alan: despite the loss,

frenzy of home town pride eunitted at a movie theater in petaluma where hundreds were watching the game. >> it didn't matter, they had just lost. the petaluma team got a round of applause for putting on a thrilling show that included a jaw dropping come from behind rally. >> had a good feeling about it. even all the things they'd done, it was remarkable. the i -- i just kept saying, oh, my god. i was shocked. >> nearly 500 fans filled two theaters to watch the game on abc-7. trailing 15-5, with only a half inning left. petaluma exploded with ten runs to even the score. contributing to the effort was brannist, who hate two-run home are, his father watched from the theater. >> i have faith they can do it. they always pull stuff like that off. so it's good. >> awesome. what an inning.

i couldn't believe they came back from that far down. awesome. unbelievable. fun to watch. >> outside the theater, nervous fans gathered around a tv while a police mobile command unit, and they went do sphwhee game with a sense of perspective. >> even if they lose, they're the third or fourth best in all of the world. so it's still very -- still did very well. >> son stead of a world series championship game they will have a consolation game, and they're get home they'll have a parade on september 2nd. >> alan: the consolation game is against panama tomorrow. you can watch it at 8:00 a.m. on espn. >> ama: isaac is getting closer to the u.s. average it's entering the florida straits after passing over cuba and float haiti. the storm is predicted to strength 'into a hurricane by the time it hits the florida

coast tomorrow. today the for declared a state of emergency. tourists are being told to leave the florida keys but some are staying. >> the monster storm is already putting a damper on the national republican convention in tampa. the g.o.p. party is now delaying the bulk of the convention due to the severe weather. the convention will officially convene on monday but then immediately go into reese -- recess. >> a contingent of bay area volunteers are headed toward the storm. >> she gathered her travel gear together before hopping on a cross-country flight to florida. one of 26 bay area volunteers part of the red cross response to tropical storm isaac. >> because i want to help people, and it's not just giving them what they need at that time. it's something that use to move forward. >> she had been scheduled to leave earlier in the day but

because of a flight delay and packed planes heading to tampa, her departure is saturday evening. >> they're going to three staging areas, miami, tampa, and orlando. >> and then from there and. >> from there depends on where the storm hits and where the damage is. >> isaac is the first storm since the american red cross launched a new app designed to give information to people in the path of the storm and also to friends and family who are not. >> if people have friends or family in areas affected, encourage them to get their hurricane app. >> it has helpful features clung allowing people affected by the storm to tell their families they're receive with one message sent to facebook, twitter, and other internet platform. >> it has a, i'm in danger, need help. directs hem to the local 9-1-1 or responder.

>> it can direct people in need to shelters. >> ama: let's get right to leigh glaser for the latest on isaac. >> leigh: you can see the graphic behind me. the tropical storm otherwise sack, winds 60 miles-per-hour, and as i mentioned, it did make a glancing blow over cuba, now working out towards the warm waters there. it's moving to the northwest at 17 miles-per-hour. this position puts it 430 miles east southeast of key west florida. as it gets out into the open water, the water is very warm, and it's the warm water that actually fuels the storms. so let's look at the timing. by this time tomorrow it should start to move through the keys, the florida keys as a category 1 hurricane, winds close to 74 miles-per-hour. as i it moves into the gulf, category 2, winds over

100 miles-per-hour bile a.m. tuesday, and the latest trend is moving it towards thest and should move into alabama by 9:00 p.m. thursday. as a category 2. we'll keep you updated on this and a look at local forecasts coming up. >> ama: a flight from san francisco was diverted to denver because of an unraully passenger. it happened on a flight heading to chicago. horts won't say what happened only to say the plane had to stop in denver and was back on route to chicago an hour after the stop. >> alan: developing news out of east oakland. police are on the scene of a double shooting on 85th avenue near birch street. officers are canvassing the area looking for the shooter. no word on the condition of the victims. >> in vallejo, police are searching for a gunman wanted in connection with a double shooting. a man and woman were shot in front of an apartment building. witnesses say the man, woman,

and her four children were getting into car when another man wearing a sky mask walked up to the vehicle and started shooting. a neighbor said she heard gunshots and ran outside to see what was going on. >> he was in all black, top to bottom. even a ski mask, all block. we don't know who the shooter was. >> ama: the woman was taken away by ambulance with a gunshot wound to the leg. the man drove himself to the car. the children were not hurt. >> just ahead, lunar legend. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> ama: remembering the man behind a giant leap for humanity. we'll hear from a friend of neil armstrong. >> alan: crews finally get the upperhand on two wildfires in northern california. >> ama: facebook gets a makeover, but

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>> the first man from the planet earth to set foot on the moon. >> neil armstrong, the man who became the first man to step on the moon in july of 1969, died today at age 82 after complications after heart surgery. he was called a hero but always described himself as a nerdy engineer. >> lots of people are remembering the astronaut today. we're live in alameda with some of the remarkable memories. reporter: the uss hornet recovered the apollo 11 spacecraft when it returned from the moon.

the moon landing stirred the imagination of the country and arm strong's first words on the moon brought it closer to everyone. >> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> with those words, astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to step on the moon. he also became a symbol of mankind's desire to reach for the stars. rusty zweigert remembers his as one who didn't feel comfortable with the celebrity received. >> neil i think by nature was very reserved and modest guy. very self-efacing, bright. when you're in a class with him or learning something, neil was right there. he is very, very sharp guy. >> in 1969 armstrong and buzz aldrin spent nearly three hours walking on the moon, collecting samples, planting the american flag and conducting experiments.

landing was the most watched television broadcast at the time. the men accomplished what president kennedy prom missed, a man on the moon by the end of the decade. zweigert said they made history. >> this is not a job. this is history being made and we were very, very aware of it. reporter: this is the apoll low 11 capsule on the aircraft carrier hornet in alameda. the carrier is now a floating museum showcasing its involvement with the apollo 11 mission. hornet volunteer says everyone here has been deeply moved by armstrong's death. >> we're very saddened, the whole hornet family. having these displays and the story of what these men accomplished, that will live on forever. >> president obama today said of neil armstrong, he was one of americas greatest heroes, not

just of his time but of all-time. live in alameda, abc-7 news. >> alan: fire crews expect to have a huge wildfire in shasta county contained by monday. more than 43 square mys have burn near redding. 64 homes and 20 other buildings have been destroyed. the pond rosa fire is now more than 74% contained. another major fire burning the the plumas national forest is 55% contained. >> ama: community groups held a resources fair for richmond residents affected by the chevron refinely fire. attorneys and medical professionals offered sessions. on monday a series of meetings will update residents. the meeting is 10:00 a.m. at the richmond city kohl chambers. >> alan: tonight we are getting our first look at the facebook men low park expansion designed by a world famous architect.

the ten acre, one room building, is designed to be ecofriendly and includes a rooftop garden. mark zuckerberg describes is at the largest open floor plan in the world. the building will connect to the existing campus through an underground tunnel. face brooke plans to break ground early next year. >> ama: leigh is her checking the forecast. >> leigh: chilly today and we're going to repeat that head into sunday afternoon. the roof top cam, you can see over oakland right now, a glow of the low clouds, a fog out there. mist and drizzle being reported, golden gate bridge, also the great highway there right on 101. so, in live doppler 7hd picking that up nicely. this is a better vantage point.

over towards the golden gate bridge. the boulevard socked in. heading toward the richmond area and all of this with a strong onshore wind component with move further inland, even towards the del tacoma bit tomorrow morning, and that is going to keep temperatures cooler tomorrow than today. right now it's 64. very comfortable in antioch, 56 in san francisco, half moon bay, overcast, 57. 59, san jose. 58, los gatos. we'll look for the low clouds and mist and drizzle to move near the coast and the bay. the low cloudiness will push further inland. coined cool for your sunday and then we'll stuart warm things up as we head into monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week. here it is. 1:00, and as we put our forecast into motion, check out 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning. see the fog just moving out towards concord, as well as walnut creek, livermore, even as

far east and maybe the tracy area, and looks like by 1:00, 2:00, it will start to peel back to just the coast, but those strong onshore winds, westerly winds, will still keep the chill in the air. lows tonight, mist and drizzle coast and bay. a few mid-up toker 40s extreme north bay communities such as santa rosa, expected low 49. this is the culprit. a weak cold front. much of the energy stays to the north. this is what is increasing the onshore winds. cooler air mass bringing us the low clouds and fog. and temperatures below normal. we have one more day of this low pressure influencing our weather and then we'll start to warm up on monday. the americas cup tomorrow, the wind starts to pick up to 20 knots by late in the. >> only in the 50s so dress accordingly, and the first series or the first races begin at 11:45 tomorrow. here is a look at our highs

tomorrow. 74 for san jose. los gatos, 77. 58, half moon bay, 70, palo alto. a gray start for san francisco and then afternoon clearing, 6 1. 70 for santa rosa, vallejo. oakland tomorrow, warm to 6 5. 66 union city. interior east bay, temperatures below for this time of year, 80 for brentwood. 75 for concord, and look for 65 degrees with a little sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast. minor ups and downs, start to warm tuesday, wednesday, thursday, but still very comfortable, 80s inland, 60s at the coast. >> alan: we have to obsess a little more on the petaluma little leaguers who did not quit. >> mike: what a rally. a heartbreaking day, despite a ten-run rally to force extra innings against

>> mike: well, the petaluma national's magical run to the little league world series title

came to an unbelievable ending. despite a ten-run rally, tennessee beat them again. the game was the butler show early on. three three-run homers, a record nine rbi in a single game. tennessee thought they had it wrapped up. bottom six, wrap dissays, not so fast. next batter, the coach's son, smith, solo shot. ties it with a ten-run rally. we head to extras. top seven, meiers, deep off the wall. tennessee responds with a nine-run seventh. and they would win it 24-16. petaluma can't hang their heads, never quit. they face panama tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. in espn, here's hans smith. >> the bats woke up and everybody started hitting. they're a good team. we knew we had to keep working.

>> mike: what a great series. giants on a roll looking for the season-high sixth straight victory hosting the braves but atlanta had other ideas. it was dog day at the park. all right, bumgarner had it going until the third. gives up the three-run shot to hayworth. 3-0le braves. bottom seventh, blanco, two-run, braves win it 7-3, giants' lead over the dodgers two games in the national league west. >> as and rays in tampa. doesn't get much better for these rs fans. it's crushed. 3 or a's. in the third, seth smith. knocks out this 12th of the year. check it out.

the ball hits this little kid in the leg. he would shake it off with a little hug from his dad. mccarthy, allows only two runs, a's take two out from the red-hot braves. detroit in town in nfl. hello?

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>> mike: the raiders offense has struggled but they busted out for 513-yard against detroit. second quarter, raiders quarterback palmer airs it out. palmer, two picks on the day. raiders up -3. on the ensuing kickoff.

leaves with a strained groin. pryer takes over in the second half. he had 90 yards rushing. fourth quarter, pryor with his arms, through it behind criner, makes a great catch. 39-yard touchdown. pryor, seven yards and two tds, raiders win. >> want to get 101% better every day and that's all i strive for and coach saunders asks me are you getting 1% better in make it 2 wrs. >> we have a long way to go but i saw progress. >> mike: earthquakes hosting colorado. drills it home. adds another goal late in the contest. one-nil quakes. baca, finds the foot of gordon who would have a goal later.

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>> ama: good evening. >> alan: in tonight's headlines, their field of dreams almost came true. the little hearings from petaluma scored ten runs in the sixth inning to tie them the game but eventually lost to tennessee. petaluma plays panama tomorrow for third place. >> vallejo police are looking for a suspect in a double shooting. a man in a ski mask opened fire on a car. a woman next to the car suffered a thigh wound and the driver was grazed. >> alan: we continue to follow developing news out of east oakland tonight where police are on the scene of a shooting there. two people were hit. right now officers are

canvassing the area looking for a gunman. >> it's been revealed tonight all nine people wounded in friday's shootout in new york were shot by police officers. the officers opened fire on a gunman who had just killed a coworker around the corner from the empire state building. the patrolmen has never fired their weapons on dutiy. the gunman was killed. three of the wounds were hit by bull residents, the rest by fragments. >> alan: now to florida. the republican national convention is pulling day one on the convention because of isaac. the rest of the asked -- schedule is underway. >> mitt romney's has been campaigning for president well over a year, almost five years if you count his last run, and sometimes the message gets lost but next week,s a republicans gather in tampa, romney has the spotlight all to himself. >> convention is an opportunity

when americans are just starting to really tune into the campaign. for mitt romney to reintroduce himself to the public and real where highlight his brown and his vision for the future of the country. >> that vision boils down to main message romney tried to hammer home, president obama failed to fiction the economy but romney has the tools and the blueprint to get the job done. political conventions are highly core graphed affairs, scripted down to the minute. the list of speakers gives the party a chance to highlight up and coming stars, chris christie and marco rubio, but ultimately it's all about the candidate. >> mostly it's an opportunity to flesh out who the nominee is. reporter: at the top of the list the candidate's wife, anne, who has a prime time speaking spot. >> the wife is a reflex on her husband. he job is to tell the story about what he is like at home, humanize him. >> a role an romney is uniquely

qualified to fill. >> i'm known mate long time, we've known each other since we were kids, dated in high school, been married 42 years. >> they're hoping to get a boost in the polls but with democrats holding their convention the follow can week, whatever bounce they get might be short-lived. >> ama: it's a given food prices will rise next your because of the crowd -- drought and corn. food prices could rise up to $250 more per family. meat and dairy prices might rise because they come from animals that eat corn, and gas, too. >> alan: a new study finds target may actually be cheaper than wal-mart. a study conducted by bloomberg says target is just a smidge cheaper than the world's largest retailer. for every $100 of goos bought at

the two stores in august, target's was cheaper by 46 cents. last month wal-mart was two dollars cheaper than target. >> ama: an event was the eighth annual breast cancer challenge sponsored by friends of faith. carolyn tyler is a member of the founding organization, created in memory of faith, who died from breast cancer. the funds provide grants to uninsured bay mary men and women with breast cancer. >> alan: two two weeks away from the debut of katie couric's new show. >> ama: here's the details. >> starting are with the rooftop garden, katie couric got a southwesterly tour about the twitter headquarters from the

state-of-the-art floor plan to the gourmet. the giant took over the area after the mayor brokered a deal to keep twitter in the city. couric embraced twitter and talked to employees how she plans on using social media in her upcoming daytime talk show. couric shat down with twitter's ceo and let up about the first time she realized how personal twitter can be. >> i tweeted my dad was experiencing delirium in the hospital. he was 089 -- 0 years ol'. >> she was overwhelmed by the response. >> the response was so gratifying because hate from er nurses, gerontologists, i heard from other people who had taken care of their aging parents. >> she found comfort in knowing others could relate and offer

advice. >> i learned a lot from all these people, and more importantly, i felt like there was a sense of community there. which was really a wonderful experience for me. >> i know this sounds cheesy but file kind of close to people i'm enter acting with on twitter because there's a certain, i think, authenticity in the way we communicate with each other. so, it's been a really positive experience. >> and katie debuts right here. >> alan: helping kids gear up to back to school. the huge turnout today in san francisco. >> what do you do when your chair doesn't work the way you think it should? you call "7 on your side". >> leigh: doing a little traveling? after the break, we go to southern california and get

>> in san francisco, an event which toe change children's lives was held in garfield park. having the right items for school can put chirp on the track to success. >> there are a lot of families that can't afford getting new backpacks and new school supplies every year for every kid and this is a great chance to make sure that every child that needs school supplies has access to them. we only have 2,000 but i think we made a difference giving out

2,000 sets. >> target supplied the backpacks and supplies, partnering with the mayor's office and local agencies. >> alan: a lot of you may be sitting in your favorite chair but for one san jose woman her chair was literally a pain in her rear end. that is until michael finney stepped in. >> this recliner doesn't seem like anything special. tamara bought it at lazy boy almost a year ago. >> the chair has special meaning. it was a gift. i had to go through chemo last fall for cancer, and my relatives gave me the money to buy a claire to be comfort enable. >> the chair helped tamara get through some hard times. but look closely and you can see staples protruding through the fabric. lazy boy sent someone over to repair the chair and ended up replacing the entire face bought

the front rest was not level. this this repaired chair but six months later the same problem reoccurred. >> you can see it's all the way to the right so it's unlevel. >> la-z-boy september another technician, tamara told him she feared the problems with the chair were signs of a bigger problem. >> we were worried we wouldn't be able to reclient in six months. >> another month went by and the store refused to replace the chair. "7 on your side" was able to elevate her complaint the corporate level and la-z-boy agreed to let her return the chair and get a sofa instead. la-z-boy said our comfort team was able to contact the local service team to get the issue resolved. we're delighted she is pleased. for this cancer survivor, the resolution is bittersweet. >> gone through a lot with that chair, i guess. so, it will be a little sad to

see it go it helped me. >> a few minutes latary delivery team arrived to take her chair and replace it with the brand blue sofa. the kid quickly broke the sofa in and the smiles on everyone's face tell the story. >> it's been a long battle. it's finally over, and we're so relieved. >> we're glad to help. if you have a consumer issue you can't get resolved. let me know about it go abc news.com. >> leigh: we'll do a little traveling. palm springs, 106. fresno, cooling down, mode to upper 90s there. big sur, 64. 84 for sacramento. tahoe, 75. if you're traveling across the state, because of tropical storm isaac, central and southern portions of florida, that's where the main focus will be. you'll definitely find flight delays cuba and florida and miami airport, as the very heavy rains will continue there.

dallas, 92. afternoon thunderstorms and a very comfortable 77 for portland. the seven-day forecast, cooler day for the bay area. 80s inland, 70 around the bay, and mist and drizzle on the coast and then warm things up by mid-week next week. enjoy your day. >> alan: thank you, leigh. >> ama: we want to thank some people who have become part of the sleep train foster kids dream campaign. thanks to maureen from benecia, and sej from vallejo. >> alan: just like us on facebook and one dollar will be donated to help local foster children in need. >> ama: trying to turn to mike shumann? >> mike: still trying to get over the petaluma loss, and the helmet toss that is rivaled.

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>> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> mike: the raiders offense finally busted out against detroit but the quarterback pryor doing the damage, not palmer. the black hole. enough said. second quarter, carson palmer airs it out.

the one-handed grab. palmer threw for 281-yards but had two interceptions. fourth and goal, 7-3 raiders. ensuing kickoff, grandcow ski down with a strained grin. then pryor takes over. escapes the tackle, 17-yard touchdown. he had 90 yards rushing. in the fourth, got an arm, too. through it behind criner. makes a great catch. 39-yard touchdown. pryor was 3-5, 175 yards two tds, raiders 513 total yards, winning their first preseason game. >> the nfl top two draft picks taste each other. colts and luck taking on robert griffin iii. >> colts on top. still in the second. rg3 responds. finds santana moss.

four yards out. 11-17 for 7 yards and a touchdown. and redskins win it 30-17. >> the petaluma nationals' magical run at the little league world series came to an unbelievable ending. they went down with a fight. the game was the butler show early on. three three-run homers, also league world series record. tennessee up 10. bottom sixth, brandis makes it a one-run game them and next patter, the coach's son, the solo shot. ties it at 15. we head to extras. top seven. off the wall. two runs score. tennessee responds with a nine-run seventh and win it 24-16. petaluma can't hang their heads. they never quit.

they'll face panama tomorrow in the consolation game 8:00 a.m. on espn. here's hans smith afterwards. >> the bats woke up. they're a good team so we knew we had to keep working. >> mike: a parade is set for september 2nd. >> giants had a win streak on the line against atlanta. braves took care of that. bumgarner on the hill. dog days of august, literally. bring your dog to the park day. madison bumgarner had it going until the third. they go up 3-0. the giants trying to get back in it. bottom seventh. pinch chitter blanco, a two-run score. reed johnson, rbi double in the nine's. braves win it -3, giants lead over the dodgers down to two games in the n.l. west. >> a's and rays in tampa. pretty good seats for those little a's familiars.

chris carter crushes the offering. a's take the 3-0 lead. in the third, seth smith. his 12th of the year. check it out. the bar hits the little kid in the leg. ouch. he is tough, though. he hung in there. got his hair spiked. mccarthy, stellar. >> 50-year-old roger clemens pitching for the sugarland skeeters in the independent atlanta. fanned his first batter. struck out two gave up a hit. no walks in his 37 pitches and 88 miles-per-hour fast ball. the astros showed some interest, so, stay tuned. >> lance armstrong had his first interview today since being stripped of his seven tour de france titles last week, deciding not to fight the antidoping agency help was in aspen, colorado, for a 36-mile

mountain bike race, finishing second to a 16-year-old competitor. afterwards, he had this to say. >> more now than i have been in ten years. i don't have anything to worry about. i'm focused on the future. i've got five great kids, great lady, a wonderful foundation. >> mike: nascar as brit extol for the night race. tony stewart in the 14 car, matt kenseth, both stun, stewart got the worst. here's the moment you can tell he wasn't happy. not a bad throw. check out matt kenseth's view. charlie sheen as new show, anger management. maybe a guest starring roll for tony. denny hamlin took the chickerred flag. first win at bristol. wouldn't you love to do that on the freeway. somebody cuts you off. >> please, don't try that at home. >> thank you for joining us. that's it for this edition of captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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