league world series. sergio quinn tan in is live with fans. >> alan: but we begin in pennsylvania where wayne freedman joins us live. reporter: you know, every team wants to win their last game of the season. they figure if they win their last game of the season, they are champions. that was the goal of petaluma when they came their pennsylvania. they did win the last game but it wasn't the championship game. the game that decided the third best little league team the world. >> if you're wondering how popular petaluma's boys of summer have become, as the warmed up this morning, more than a few young ladies got as close as they could to check out the beef. >> all of us. >> what do you like about them? >> i don't know. >> cute? this all-star team was anything but cute to the 25 deems they beat this summer and while they'd debt not include the

southeastend. ad the latin american champions from panama this morning. the scoreboard reads 12-4. >> petaluma! >> come on, more. >> absolutely. the excitement of being here. i don't want it to behind. >> for a his son logan, the end meant more than a press conference. it's heady stuff. >> i appreciate everything. >> the friends and families that followed the team appreciate its resilience. >> quite an inspiration. >> all the at graphs on your shared. >> yes, i'm a superfab. >> this is what happens when kids you love set impossible goals and reach them name these parents put their lives on hold. now they get to go right black to them. >> there's no break for mom. >> no break for mom. back to work, back to school, back to laundry. >> and petaluma has memories, once in a lifetime stuff that money cannot buy. >> takeaway lesson? >> for the boys, just keep working hard.

reach for your dreams, all of that stuff that you want kids to grow up doing. reporter: 13-year-old boys became young men this summer. now with a bond that time cannot break. >> everybody is really nice and funny. fun to hang out with them. >> you know these are lifetime friendships, right? >> yeah. >> they are lifetime friendships. they plan to play together for a while. it was interesting watching the game today from a distance, looking at them on the field, thinking, this is a moment in time these boys will know each other for a very long time. they'll know each other into their 3020s, 30s, 40s, maybe their 80s, and look back on this frozen moment when they came to pennsylvania and played for the championship of the world in front of the world. what an accomplishment. live in south williamsport, pennsylvania, wayne freedman, abc-7. >> the community will never forget them.

now let's go to sergio quintana, live in petaluma, where the fans are anxiously awaiting the return of their hometown heroes. reporter: heart throbs in pennsylvania and heart throbz near petaluma as well. two theaters have been packed here in downtown petaluma at the multiplex through the duration of this series. this morning, it was a little more subdued. only a couple dozen people turned out for an early game, but when the team rushes, going to be droves of people welcoming them home. [cheers and applause] >> the catch near first base sealed the deal for petaluma and triggered a round of applause for the hometown audience. >> the energy and the spirit and the fact that they don't give up, is just -- true champions. >> the nationals, which includes her grandson, porter slate, came in third in this little league world series. his big sister is kendall slate,

who was in the theater for the comeback. >> it was crazy, coming back from ten runs, it's amazing by itself. it's fun. they played great, even though they lost. >> they'll be coming home to a hero's welcome, full police escort will lead a motor okayed from san francisco international to a reception here. >> a whole bunch of folks on the ground with balloons and signs at the fairgroundses waiting to greet them. >> the little leaguers will then be guests of honor to their own parade through downtown petaluma next weekend. word dismiss of the players are looking forward to getting back to school so they can start giving out autographs. kendall slate has already been fielding some of the glare of her little brother's rising star. >> they're going, will you say hi to this and this. i'm like, i don't know who you are. >> now, when their schedule calms down a bit, i understand they giants pitcher matt cain would like too host a pizza

party for them in san francisco. pretty popular guys. reporting live in petaluma, abc-7 news. >> ama: that would be awesome. >> alan: you can watch the rebroadcast of the game against panama tonight at 8:00 p.m. on comcast 195 and digital 7.2 and 7.3. >> ama: now to the violent weekend in oakland where three children have been injured in a series of shootings. we're live in oakland. reporter: there have been 77 homicides in oakland so far this year, up from 74 last year. so far this weekend three children were wounded in three separate shootings, two adults were killed. now residents and city officials are frustrated and angry this violence just won't stop. >> the shooting started friday night in west oakland at 8:00 on sycamore. a 46-year-old man was shot and killed.

a 7-year-old boy was grazed in the neck by a stray bullet. police say more than 20 shots were fired in this incident. at 33:00 a.m. saturday a 12-year-old girl was wound when bullets entered her home. no one else was hurt and no apparent motive. the children child wounded is a 14-year-old boy. shot while in an apartment complex. this shooting also claimed the life of a 21-year-old woman who was visiting friends. unlike the other two children who are in stable condition, the 14-year-old is in critical condition at children's hospital. what seems to be an endless epidemic of shooting has frustrated residents and city councilmen. >> i'm tired of hearing about it. tired of seeing it happening. i grew up in oakland. it's disgusting. >> the police needs new tools, tools in other cities, san jose, phoenix, you name it, kerr

curfews, antiloiterring ordinary -- ordinances. >> police are looking for the suspect but doesn't seem to be a clear motive for any of them. the shooting on 58th seems to be as a result of an argument. police are asking for help in identifying any suspects. oakland police and crimestoppers are offering $15,000 in the case of the two homicides and offering $5,000 for information regarding the shootings of the young children. report log enough oakland, abc-7 news. >> alan: san francisco has the highest paid police chief in the country according to the san francisco chronicle. chief made more than $121,000 last year among the top of the heap in the nation. also the highest paid department led in san francisco, closely followed by the san francisco fire chief, who made $310,000 in compensation. >> officials accidentally activated a warning siren in san

francisco this afternoon. the siren sounded just before human being -- 4:00 put there was no emergency. it's usually heard on tuesdays. >> alan: just as crews are getting the upper hand on wildfires burning in northern california, regular-florida warning is issued for high winds. eight major wildfires still burning in northern california but a few are almost contained. one of the largest wildfires is in a him -- started last saturd, the 27,000-acre fire is now 75% contained. 84 structures destroyed. >> a series of earthquakes rattled southern california today. dozens of earthquakes have been rattling imperial and san diego counties, all of them near the saltan sea. a 5.3 quake struck at noon. the large e was 5.5. still to come, hundreds of flights cancelled as tropical storm isaac begins to pound

florida and where it's headed next. >> alan: on the other side of the world, one of the largest typhoons in decade hits japan. >> lei

>> ama: tropical storm isaac is moving towards the gulf score e coast and is expected to turn into a hurricane by tuesday. right now it's latch lashing the florida coast with heavy rains and winds.

the'm yap party is already shortened its national convention because of isaac. tampa is expect teed get up to eight inches of rain during the convention. >> hundreds of flights have been cancelled as isaac hit florida. 573 flights in miami and ft. lauderdale were grounded. airline officials hope flights will return tomorrow morning. >> alan: a massive tie poop is bearing down on japan. okinawa is being battered, wind gusts as high as 160 miles-per-hour and up to 20 inches of rain could fall over the next 24 hours. >> ama: celebrating ping-pong in san francisco. >> alan: more cool weather ahead? leigh glaser has the forecast. mike shumann shumann. the niners with a faceoff in denver, and indycars burn asphalt in sonoma and some of them even

lan lan thousands enjoined the sunny day watching the final day of the america's cup world series. oracle's boat won the match

racing crown. many of the world's best sailors will be back in san francisco for the continuation of the series in october. these races determine who qualifies for next year's americas cup race right here in the bay area. >> ama: san francisco has another sunday street event in chinatown. grant avenue was the site of a huge ping-pong tournament. the sunday streets creates car-free place for people to get out and get active. this was the eight until of ten events this year. next month is the western addition. >> alan: all those clouds were swept away just in time. >> leigh: the winds moved in and, boom, it was gone. a terrific day. almost felt like fall with the winds picking up, keeping it crisp out there, the high definition sutro cam showing clear sky over san francisco, and live doppler 7hd picking up a little bit of fog this morning, and then those winds just helped to scour it out.

a little right here and that will encroach overnight tonight. quickly, i'm going to take you to central and so-florida. let's look at tropical storm isaac. winds right now 55 miles-per-hour. so a tropical storm but you can see the feeder bands sweeping in towards the tampa area, even jacksonville, florida, reporting ice late ode thunderstorms. this is the track, a tropical storm and looks buy 8:00 tomorrow night still a tropical storm but pulling away towards the west, away from the western coast of florida, and then, folks, check this out. by 5:00 tuesday, category 1 hurricane, expected, and it looks like by thursday morning it could make landfall near new orleans as a category 2. we will keep you updated on this developing situation. here's a look at the highs for today. we've move it back to our part of the country. 71 for san rafael. 64 in san francisco.

76, antioch. 72, livermore, and right now we're still holding some heat in the 70s. antioch, 7 4. numerous 60s. 63 in san francisco, and 69 in san jose. so here's a look at the highlights. clouds, only at the coast and the bay. they'll sit right there tonight. mild day inland tomorrow, and then get ready for warming heading through the middle part of the work week, this is bringing us the cooler air mass. we'll push to the northeast. high pressure will build in and get ready for warmer days. 80 ace inlend and by hurricanetime out -- by lunchtime, and mid-to-upper 40s, be lunchtime, inland temperatures in the low 7s so. mode 80s by the 4:00 afternoon hour, and then with clear skies, those can yous -- temperatures will cool out. 50s voos the bay area. most of the clouds near the coast. a couple of up per 40s

tonight. and here's a look at the highs for monday. enjoy. temperatures come up a few degrees. 78 for san jose. 75, cupertino. pacifica, 64. san mateo, 68. daly city, 61. san francisco, afternoon sunshine, 65 degrees. santa rosa, 80. 82 in calistoga. 76 in san rafael. oakland, warms to 70. look for 75 for union city. interior east bay, denver, 86 for brentwood, 74, watsonville. we'll warm up even more so heading into tuesday and wednesday. and wednesday inland, near 90, 60s at the coast and cool down just in time for labor day weekend. i can't believe it's already here. >> ama: mike shumann is here with some preseason fortunately action. >> mike: aim i'm ready for football.

49ers visiting peyton's place. this will be last call for several players to make the final roster. peyton manning showed his surgically repaired neck can still take a hit. denver gets the lead. manning, 10-12, two tds, this one to decker. 17-0broken coaz but alex smith and the offense strike back. davis, 44 yards. alex, 5, 7, 69 yards. third quarter, jenkins fighting for ross' spot, finds the hole. 24-17,broken coaz, in broncos. then 49ers come from behind for the victory, improving to 2-1. petaluma all-stars' magic cal season came to a close with a win over panama in

williamsport. they're third best in the world but number one in hour hearts, despite a tough lost yesterday players still having fun. rough day for panama pitchers. second inning, pass ball allows a score. 5-2, pet human match bradley smith off the wall. slate, scores. smith, three rbi, 11 in the series. 7-2 pet human -- petaluma. top 6, nieto pops out. petaluma wins. third place, 26-4 in this extend all-star season. great showing for these youngsters. they'll remember this for the rest of their lives and the parade for them will be held on september 2nd. tennessee representing the u.s. against japan but today belonged to osaka of japan. hit a home run in the second. this one in the fourth. then in the fifth, two-run shot center. three home runs. 12-2. in little league there's a ten-run mercy raul. japan wins the little league

world series, 12-2 the final. >> tim lincecum on the hill for in the giants taking on the braves. 2-0 braves in the fourth. francisco drills this one to right center. solo shot. ninth of the year. right now the braves lead 3-0 in the fourth. we'll have highlights at 11:00. >> indycar grand prix of sonoma held today with will power in the pole position, which is key on the course. the revamped sonoma track. wider turns, hoping to create more passing lanes. hill held debrand finished eighth. newgarden taking the worst of this. then briscoe beat will power out of the pits and take the lead and gets the checkered flag. will power finished second. still the jeeferl points leader. >> it was my turn, and took advantage of it. so, feels great. yeah, i've always been really

quick here, and just never quite gotten the win so we got the win. >> i would have loved to have won. certainly had the speed, but very happy for ryan. he needed this win, and a long time coming and deserves it. >> mike: pga tour fedex cup. 125 players whittled down to 100 after today's event, the barclays. that trophy would look good on any man tell. sir overgarcia,. won last week, two-stroke lead coming in. bogeys, falls to 9-under. nick watt any birdies the same hole. two-shot lead gives wattny the lead. better form on the next hole. great approach shot. stopped short of the hole. now 11-under. sergio then misses the short par putt and another two-shot string. a 4-over 75. watney birdies 1 for a 269,

10-under. three stroke victory and is now first in the fedex cup standings. tonight out 11 we stale heights to the tune of nine stories and then jump into the boston harbor. >> ama: we want to thank some people who are part of the sleep train foster dream kidsed campaign. thanks to patty c from napa, peggy, and martin from oakland. you can help us, like us as facebook and one dollar will be donated to help local foster children in need. hello?

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>> alan: coming up at 11, the rising cost of living in the bay area. protesters take a stand against what the call unfair evictions. >> ama: an event close to the hearts of abc-7 took place in arroyo. he money raises goes to the camp which provide fourth for children with life-threatening illnesses and disables. an ex-49er spoke of her commitment.

>> it's contagious and she is so passion that about camp arroyo and these kids, you just want to jump onboard and help support this awesome event. it's one of the highlights of the summer. >> ama: shirl jennings worked with the foundation for years and produced a special, just like me. >> alan: that's it for us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.