>> aldon smith in trouble with the law again tonight. he is already facing drunk driving and weapons possession charges in the bay area and now facing new charges after an incident at l.a.x. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. aldon smith is out on $20,000 bail after a run in with police at l.a.x. smith is being accused of making a bomb threat at the airport. tmz sports posted this video of 49ers linebacker aldon smith arguing with police after being arrested in the southwest airlines terminal at l.a.x. the trouble started when airport police say smith became belligerent with the tsa agent after he was selected to undergo additional

screening. he apparently told the agent he had a bomb before walking toward a boarding gate. witnesses say smith appeared to be drunk. the 49ers' general manager released this statement following the latest legal trouble. "we are disappointed to learn of the incident involving aldon smith. as this is a pending legal matter and we are gathering the pertinent facts we will have no further comment." smith is due in court and faces drunk driving and ive gamesd five games last. season when he went into rehab after his dui arrest iseptember. >> she a marquis player in the league. kids look up to him. how can you be a positive role model to the kids from you doing activity and negative events like this. >> i am not a niners fan, but if he was on my team i wouldn't want him on my team anymore. he would be cut. >> other 49ers had their own run ins with police. san jose police arrested chris culver on hit-and-run charges last month.

on thursday colin cap -- kaepernick was one of three nfl players named in a miami police report. detectives have not determined if a crime was committed. stay with abc7 news for the latest developments on the story. we will have updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. a five-alarm fire in san jose is finally out. this is a picture sfpd tweeted out of the fully engulfed building on park avenue and south montgomery street this afternoon. it took firefighters two hours to get the fire under control. abc7 news reporter nick smith is live on the scene tonight with the very latest. nick? >> ama, as you can see, fire crews are still on the scene and looking for hotspots. officials tell me the building was popular with squaters, and it is still not safe to go inside. a fire that started more than eight hours ago is still a problem and they don't know what caused it. >> about a hundred yards away you can feel the heat it was

so intense. >> up close and personal. this san jose residents shot this images. the minutes he saw flames from the window of his condo he grabbed his shoes and camera. >> it was kind of intense. i was nervous being this close. you can hear the sounds. when i was filming where part of the blaze was, you can see the glow of all of the heat distortion. >> it was a building that once housed a tv station and it took more than two hours to bring under control. at its peak more than 100 firefighters attacked this fire, so large thick plumes of smoke could be seen at great american parkway off highway 101. >> there was debris flying toward me, so i turned away because it was hitting my face. i heard a collapse and something collapsed inside. >> what he heard was the roof collapse under its own weight. fire officials say the plan to go inside and look for possible victims was stopped when flames and smoke drove them back. the office building is now a pile of melted steel and

charred lumber. it was once it was to help rain firefighters, but most recently became popular with squaters. >> it appears they have been here for some time. >> according to captain reggie williams some went back to get their things when the fire started. >> we found people pulling things as large as motorcycles out of the rear of the building. >> two firefighters suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. both were treated and released. in san jose, nick smith, abc7 news. >> firefighter investigators are searching for the cause of a five-alarm fire that destroyed three berkeley businesses. 70 firefighters from around the east bay worked for hours to contain flames that broke out near hurst avenue and second street. you can see the spots still smoldering earlier today. the 40,000 square foot building housed the wooden duck joshua tree and the thriving lifestyle furniture stores all gutted bythe the fire. it also caused $1 million damage to inventory at the tile company warehouse. >> boy, i can't believe what i

see. i can't believe it. >> a berkeley firefighter took this photo from a ladder truck to show they normal tee -- the enormity of the fire. federal investigators are releasing information about the tour bus crash that killed 10 people on i-5. five teens, three adults and both drivers died when a fed ex truck crossed a 58-foot wide median and slammed into the tour bus killing high school students from southern california bound for a tour to humboldt state university campus. the bus driver hit the brakes and skid for 145 feet and then swerved to try to avoid the struck. truck. there are no skidmarks indicating the truck's driver tried to brake and no evidence the truck was on fire before the impact. >> it is not just about the what, but the why. the why allows us to issue safety recommendations to prevent these crashes from happening in the future. >> several of the 10 people who died were ejected from the bus. none were watering seatbelts.

five students are among those who lost their lives. a recruiter and two chaperons were also killed in the crash. tonight we are learning more about the bus driver who died. he was originally from san mateo. sergio has more. >> she grew up in the bay area and until a few years ago drove a bus for san trans. friends and family say she is an excellent driver and are shocked she is gone. investigators continue to piece together the crash, but they say it is clear the bus driver slammed the brakes and then tried to swerve to avoid the on coming fed ex truck. she grew up in the bay area. >> back when we were young we used to play softball together. >> reporter: she says the samoan community in the bay area is pretty tight knit so they would see each other often. she is still surprised about the crash. >> first i saw it and went,

wow, what a tragedy. she didn't have to die like that. >> reporter: before driving charter buses, she was a bus operator at san tran for years. one of her fellow drivers there says they used to call her tala for short. she was an excellent driver. in southern california, an emotional cousin spoke fondly of her. >> she was nice, friendly, loved anybody. >> reporter: when the crash happened student miles hill was sitting directly behind her. >> i was in the front right behind the driver. i had a clear view of the truck. it was in perfect condition. the driver must have lost control or something. >> he is still recovering from the crash. he says flames were everywhere when the fed ex truck slammed into them. he tried to help fellow students inside and then managed to get out. >> the next thing i did was kick out the window and booked it. >> he is one of the 48 students on board who were

injured in the crash. >> 10 people were killed including the driver of the fed ex truck who has been identified as 32-year-old tim evans of elk grove. in the newsroom, sergio quintan, abc news. >> stay with us for more developments on the tragedy. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. now let's go to our meteorologist for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. francis? >> hi, ama, good evening, everyone. the temperatures are coming down. we have clear skies over many areas and mainly in the 50s. napa is one of the cooler spots at 50 degrees. but boy was it a gorgeous day with lots of blue skies and sunshine. this is a live shot of sfo. i want to tell you how high above average we were in many locations. in san francisco it is break even. let's head down to livermore at the bottom. normally we would expect a temperature of 70 degrees. today we hit 80. that's 10 degrees above

normal. and guess what. tomorrow will be even warmer. i will have your neighborhood temperatures coming up. ama? >> look forward to that. thank you, francis. millions of americans are racing to meet tuesday's tax deadline. there is good news. your chance of being audited is lower than ever. budget cuts and new responsibilities are straining the internal revenue service's ability to police tax returns. last year the irs audited less than 1% of returns from individuals, the lowest rate since 2005. and this year the irs will have fewer agents auditing returns than at anytime since at least the 1980s. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, new details about the deadly shooting in kansas. and the man police say was behind it. plus, the body of a missing woman found in marin county. tonight, we will hear from the man who helped searchers finally track her down. and later a woman dragged from her home by her head. what she was doing before the attack when abc7 news at 11:00

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shooting and killing three people at a jewish community center and a retirement home in overland park, kansas is under arrest tonight. they say he is frasier glen cross, junior. according to the southern poverty law center, the 73-year-old once served as the grand dragon of the carolina knights could you -- ku-klux-klan and they are calling it a hate crime. we are hearing from a jogger who saw a missing woman before her mysterious death. the search teams found the body of 33-year-old glenkowski yesterday. she was reported missing after not being seen at her home sense march -- since march 30th. the marin county sheriff's office focused the area on the

parking lot. a security camera captured this image in that lot. her car was parked there as well. it is also near where a jogger saw someone matching her description. >> she was wearing shorts and she had her sweatshirt. she didn't have a backpack and she didn't look like she had water or anything. it didn't look like she was out for a long hike. >> they found no obvious signs of foul play. they are waiting for autopsy results to see how she died. police arrested a woman in connection with a stabbing at a jack in the box on valley avenue in pleasanton. the suspect, jasmine vasquez, was seen on surveillance video and identified by witnesses. police say she stabbed an employee multiple times before running away. the victim was taken to eden medical center where he was treated and released. vasquez was booked into santa rita jail for attempted murder. pets on pot. arizona vets are reporting an increasing number of dogs

suffering ingest of marijuana. they treat 24 cases a month and the rise started when arizona's medical marijuana dispense res opened a couple years ago. pets eating marijuana is usually not toxic, but the animals have died from eating the synthetic kind. a fearless feline is just fine tonight after getting stuck in a tree this afternoon. san jose firefighters snapped these pics and treated them after the rescue. the cat climbed 50 feet up a tree near santa teresa boulevard. the rescue crews used a ladder to reach the kitty and blocked road access to the area while doing it. maybe the cat was enjoying the nice weather. now here is more on what is to come. >> live doppler 7hd is sweeping around the bay area and picking up some coastal clouds and starting to move into san francisco and parts of the coast.

this live view shows some of the weak marine layer coming out of the trans america tower. in san52 in san franciscn los gatos and 52 in half moon bay. as we show you another live shot a lot of clear skies and it is urnt currently 51 in santa rosa and 50 in napa and some spots are in the upper 50s like concord and livermore at 57. and another view from emeryville looking out toward the bay bridge. here is what you can expect. clear and cool tonight. overnight we will see a little bit of the clouds move in, but not much. so the warmer temperatures tomorrow. breezy and cooler by tuesday. you will notice a significant change on tuesday and immediate week. here is a pacific satellite image. we have a jet stream that keeps the storms to the north and we have a ridge providing a minor warming trend. and that will bring us numbers even warmer tomorrow. and a look at the forecast non

mages -- animation shows cloud cover all along the coast tomorrow morning. it doesn't spell inland at all. this allows us to warm up even more so sunny and warmer with partly cloudy conditions just along the coast. everywhere else is going to be quite clear. overnight lows in the 40s to near 50 degrees. 50 in san francisco and oakland and in san jose. look for 48 in fremont, 47 in palo alto. check out these highs for tomorrow. again in san jose we will be about 7 degrees above average. your high is 77. morgan hill is 83 and even 84 in gilroy. on the peninsula look for low 70s from millbrae to san mateo to mid70s in palo alto and mountain view and 64 along the coast in pacifica. downtown san francisco,68 degrees and that is 5 degrees above aoerage. in the north bay we will see low 80s as well through clear lake and calistoga and napa. in the east bay, mainly in the

70s, but they range from the low 70s to the upper 70s. so 72 in berkeley and 77 in hercules. check out the t-shirt and shorts weather. a lot of folks are on spring break, so do enjoy it. just have the sunscreen handy. we will see low 80s in antioch and livermore and near 80 in pleasanton and brentwood. here is your seven-day forecast. it is sunny all the way through. what will change are the temperatures. low 80s inland. the clouds will move in monday into tuesday. it will be around 70 around the bay and slightly warmer and then holding fairly steady through the rest of the week with minor fluctuations. looking good for easter weekend. >> looks pleasant. >> and you can follow at live doppler 7hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions. plus get video forecasts,

spare the air alerts and power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. i am going to tweet right now. >> that's a great resource. thank you, fran success. >> rick quan is in with shu. >> talking basketball. a real thriller in portland. they played uh loss of close games and tonight was no exception. they battle ited into over time and curry scores a season high 47. highlights coming up next. [beep]

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ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ winding down they have a chance at the number five playoff spot. this contest had a playoff atmosphere. for most of the game steph curry cannot be stopped. he blows the lay up and he winds up knocking down a three. curry finished with a season best 47 points. he was on fire. still the blazers lead by three with time running out. green comes through in the clutch and sending the game to overtime.

in ot jamarcus adlrige puts his team on top. it bounces off the rim and portland hangs on to win it 119-117. with just two games left they can finish no higher than six in the western do investigation. the giants came out on top, but only after blowing a three-run lead and having the winning run thrown out at the plate in the 9th. this little girl found herself an angel in the outfield. that is angel paw began. angel pagan. sandoval with the solo blast. colorado came back to tie, but it was nearly won in the 9th. when he falls down he tries for an inside the park homerun. but a strong relay throw gets him out at the plate. it ends in the 10th and it

is a splash landing. the giants beat the rockies and take the series two games to one. >> looking for a pitch i could possibly end it with. i wasn't necessarily thinking homerun. i was just swinging on a good pitch. that was the first ever walkoff homerun. >> the a's and mariners were score less through seven. he struck out 9 while giving up two hits. he did not walk ar. he makes a nice catch at the warning track. he would have to leave with tightness in his tricep. oakland finally got on the board in the eighth. he drills a two-run homer and they are now league best 8 and 4. today at augusta, jordan spieth was trying to become the youngest in masters

history, but it was bubba watson. we will hear from the two-time champ when we come back.

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there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. was trying to become the youngest masters champ ever, but bubba watson said not so fast, young man. early on it looked like spieth was going to make history on 4. a spectacular bunker shot on 40. and then on 7spieth picks up another birdie. that put him up by two. his lead quickly disappeared when he bogeyed 8 and 9 and bubba watson birdied both of those holes. watson was up by two. spieth hung around on the back 9, but couldn't mount a charge. on 12 his ball ends up in the

creek and gets another bogey. spieth ended with a final round 72. a 366-yard drive by watson on 13 help set up this birdie putt. he lead by three with five to play. bubba would make par the rest of the way to finish with a 69 and good for a three-stroke win over spieth. he celebrates with his son caleb. it is watson's second green jacket in three years. >> this is a lot different. the first one for me it is like i lucked into it. this one was a lot of hard work and dedication and gutted -- and got here. after giving away the jacket last year, i kind of wanted it back. >> you will hear from jordan spieth to hear what it was like to make a run at history today. this brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, rick. still to come, a horrifying attack. how a bear almost took a woman's life and how she survived. and an emergency meeting in

the ukraine. and a 3,000-mile race to benefit the victims of a boston marathon bombing. the big finish when we return. stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 returns after this quick break.

think it's weird to collect air? you wouldn't think so if you saw what your lungs collect every time you breathe. protect your health with life-saving air quality updates from the american lung association. get our free "state of the air" app at lung.org. i'm ama dates. aldon smith is out on $20,000 bail tonight after a run in with police at l.a.x. smith was arrested when police say he became belligerent and suggested he was carrying a bomb after being randomly selected for a secondary screening at the airport. federal investigators are reexamining bus safety rules in the wake of the crash involving a fed ex truck and tour bus that killed 10 including five high school students on i-5 on thursday.

thick, black smoke could be seen for miles in the south bay after this huge fire broke out on park avenue in downtown san jose. two firefighters were hurt. they were treated and released on scene. berkeley officials are investigating a six-alarm fire that destroyed four businesses near hurst avenue and second street. the crews were still on scene for a hotspot. the government says it will deploy its forces to quash a pro russian insurgency in the eastern region. there will be an emergency meeting to discuss growing violence. at least one person was killed on sunday in an exchange of gunfire between ukrainian forces and a pro russian militia. at least 16 people are dead as a massive wildfire continues to burn. flames have engulfed the coastal city about 70 miles from the nation's capital of santiago. strong winds are fanning the

flames making it extremely difficult for crews on the ground. 500 homes have been destroyed and 10,000 people have had to evacuate the area. in mexico at least 36 people are dead after a passenger bus slammed that a broken down truck and burst into flames near vera cruz. only four people survived the crash. officials say the victims were business people who were traveling to mexico city. a submarine will plunge beneath the indian ocean for the first time to determine if signals detected by other high tech gear are the black boxes of malaysia flight 370. an australian ship pulling a u.s. navy device hasn't de ect ited new pinging sounds since tuesday. crew yous are also searching the southern indian ocean for signs of debris from the boeing 777. flight 370 vanished march eighth going to beijing. a woman in central florida is recovering from a near death encounter in her own

backyard. it happened when she confronted intruders on her property, the kind whether claws. >> wildlife officials were at the house today with tranquilizer guns and bear traps that terry could have used on saturday. a suspicious noise sent her outs to the back -- backyard and into a fight for her life. she found five bears pawing through her trash. >> one of the bears stood up and knocked her down and started to maul her. >> she quickly became prey. >> the bear actually had my wife's head in its mouth and started to drag her toward the woods. >> authorities say the woman suffered claw injuries to her head. she was able to breakaway and retreat to the safety of her home. >> she just kicked and screamed and wiggled and punched. it was the adrenaline of it all. i guess she broke loose. >> bear encounters are growing more common in this part of florida as expanding development brings the outdoors to the backdoor. >> for this incident to happen

and for that bear to be here at the same time, it just shakes us. >> wildlife teams have claw marks and blood evidence to go on as they track down the bear responsible for this attack. >> she is pretty traumatized from it all. but it is unbelievable and she is fine. >> if we catch the bear and we are 100% positive that this bear caused the attack we will euthanize it. >> safety comes first. they have to do what they have to do. >> she is recovering with almost 40 sap pells in her head and arm. staples in her head and arm. across the u.s. people are bracing for more severe weather overneat. >> the hail starts coming and the trees start bending over and i took cover. >> it sounded like a tornado came through. >> strong thunderstorms are bringing rain and hail from the southwest u.s. to the upper midwest. one tornado has been reported in southeastern iowa. tornado watches have been issued in central and

northeastern texas and in areas in southeastern oklahoma and southwestern arkansas and northwestern louisiana. a main road through yosemite is reopening for the season. glacier point road has been closed because of snow and icy conditions. it recently opened to bicyclists and will open for vehicles tomorrow at noon. visitors are urged to use caution on the road. the park service says it may be wet because of melting snow. hundreds of local runners will run in boston. it is qun year after the bombs -- it is one year after the bombs exploded. they were provided with these pictures as they jogged through mill valley. the group includes runners training for boston along with those who ran in previous boston marathons. and a cross country relay ended in boston tonight. one run for boston began in los angeles last month. individual runners carried a baton for 10 to 20 miles before handing it off to other

runners. >> when you can catch this week's blood moon. >> say you find on cashed paycheck more than 20 years old. is it still good? i am michael finney and i will have the answer coming up on 7 on your side. >> i am -- we have clear skies and some stratus is moving in with this live shot. but i will tell you how warm it will get in your neighborhood and around the state.

my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kidneys, no more kidney stones. that's the good news. "but, we found a spot on your lung."

that frankly scared the "hell" out of me. i hadn't smoked in 22 years. how could this happen to me? he said, "well, you know about radon gas?" we'll... you know, i heard about it. he said, "well, the second leading cause of cancer" "in america is radon, 22,000 people a year die from this." i literally left the doctor's office, got a test kit, put it in my house, and our result was 39.8. the upper limit is 4. we got to get this fixed. that was on a monday, and on wednesday, our mitigation system was up and running. well, i think everybody should have their house tested. we'd never know. we'd still be living there. i could get another tumor from it. right now, it's changing my life. lead paint poisoning affects one million children today. if you're pregnant or have young children and your home was built before 1978,

you could be at risk. learn how to protect your family. to find your home's danger zones, the health effects, or just to find help, log on to leadfreekids.org. doing some spring cleaning when they found a sizable uncashed check, but it was more than 20 years old. so what does it take to cash a check that old? in this case, it takes the help of 7 on your side's michael finney. >> who says buried treasure

has to be underground? in this san jose attic among dozens of dusty boxes was an un opened envelope. inside the envelope? a check from 1992 for $3600. it was issueded to carol's husband, richard. she found the check while digging through one of the boxes. >> i was excited and then i was kicking myself saying how could i have let this happen? >> the check came with this brief memo from richard's then employer, toe shiba. it was a work bonus. then it talks about how they calculated his bonus. richard remembers shrugging his shoulders when he heard the news. >> oops. we should have cashed it and then put the money aside rather than put the check aside and not cash it. >> carol was not ready to give up. she called the state controller's unclaimed property division. it is where uncashed checks like this one are supposed to end up.

unclaimed property had no record of it. >> i was a little disappointed. i thought legally there was a requirement to do that. but i didn't know for sure. >> so she called toshiba, but the division her husband used to work for shutdown long ago. no one at toshiba could find any record of the check. >> they basically said the bank had closed the check was drawn on, and there was no possible rers could. perhaps -- recourse. she they said to contact an attorney. >> she called us and we contacted toshiba and contacted the state controller's office. >> we were very concerned because we are enforcing the laws in the state of california. >> under the law, the controller's office should have reported the check after a year. it also should have tried to contact richard after six months. >> we appreciate this coming to our attention. we will send a letter to toshiba and set up a time which we will meet with them and check the records. >> before toshiba received the

audit notice, they decided to reissue a new check to richard. the company says it holds the highest record for current and former employees. we were happy to resolve this case and reissued the 22-year-old bonus check for the exact same amount after our hr department further investigated the situation. >> i was delighted. i was very surprised. >> checks don't expire and the funds need to be turned over to the state if they are unclaimed. unclaimed wages, commissions and ordered refunds must be turned over after one year. most everything else including cashiers checks and ira's life insurance benefits, savings, stocks and bonds must be turned over after three years. rich -- richard gave his new found money to his wife. >> i lost it and she got it. >> the fine for failing to report unclaimed property is 12% per year for each occurrence. in many cases you can e file to get your money back. we have links at

abc7news.com. michael finney, 7 on your side. a total lunar eclipse will turn the moon orange this week. it is called a blood moon, and it will be the first of four over the next year and a half visible in north america. the eclipse will happen on monday night and into tuesday morning. to find out what the weather is going to be like as we head into the week, let's go to meteorologist francis. hi, francis. >> hi, ama and everybody. too bad it is not too night. live doppler 7hd is picking up clear skies around the bay area with the exception of some weak stratus clouds along the coast. tomorrow night could be a different story. we will see clouds return. a live view from the roof camera looking out toward coit tower. it is pretty out there. temperatures in the 50s. 52 in san francisco and 56 in oakland and san jose at 58. overnight we will drop into the upper 40s to 50 degrees with a clear sky.

look for 47 in fairfield. i just want to talk about the temperatures around the nation. a lot of folks are traveling and people have vacation. we have this weather front creating cloudy conditions as well through parts of the northeast, boston, new york, 73, 75 there. also around the state the temperatures will be quite warm as well. 80 in yosemite and 90 in fresno. we have that warm up in the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we are going to go up a few degrees especially in the inland areas where we will see the low 80s and the 70s around the bay. a great beach day. cooler and breezy on tuesday and then holding steady the rest of the week. >> thank you, francis. and now to rick quan in for shu in sports. >> exciting day in golf. jordan spieth talks about nearly making history at the masters. and greg or -- orblanco was

trying to make history. >> and abc7 news will be on-line or smartphones and tablets. go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo to find out how to access it. you can also search watch abc in your app store to download the app and watch your favorite abc shows like scandal and resurrection live or on demand a on your mobile

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needed a playoff to win his first green jacket. today it was easier as he held off the challenge of 20-year-old jordan spieth. spieth was trying to become the youngest masters champ and for awhile it looked good. he held out for a birdie. and then spieth showed great touch with his putter as he picked up another birdie. that put him up by two. it changed on 8 and 9 while he bogeyed the hole and watson birdied both of them. it gave watson a two-shot lead and he would never give it up. spieth hung around a on the back 9, but he couldn't mount a charge on 12. his ball will end up in the creek. he would wind up with another boy gee. bogey. a 366-yard drive on 13 set up this birdie putt. he lead by three with five holes to play. bubba would make par the rest of the way to finish with a 69 and good for a three-stroke

win over spieth. he celebrates with his son, caleb. it is watson's second green jacket in three years. >> this one is a lot different. the first one for me, it is almost like i lucked into it. it was a lot of hard work and dedication and got back here. after giving away the jacket last year, i wanted it back. >> with the regular season almost over the warriors had to win at portland to have a chance at the number five playoff spot. this game had a playoff atmosphere. for awhile steph curry could not be stopped. he blows the lay up. he winds up knocking down a three pointer. curry finished with a season best 47 points. he was feeling it. time was running out when green comes through in the clutch. he sent this game to overtime. in ot the blazers take the lead as aldridge connects for his team high 26. down by two.

he goes for the win and his shot is off the rim. the warriors fall short 119-117. golden state can still be the number 6 seed by beating minnesota. dodgers coming to town on tuesday the giants needed a win against the rockies. before the game angel pagan found himself a new best friend. san francisco took a 4-1 lead with three runs in the 6. pablo sandoval appears to be coming out of his slump and goes deep. colorado comes back to tie. he sends a shot off the bo the tom of the -- off the bottom of the wall. when he falls down he goes for the in the park homerun, but a strong relay guns him down. brandon crawford sends the fans home happy though. he ends it with a splash landing in mccough vee cove. the giants take the series two games to 1. >> looking for a pitch i could

possibly end it with, but i was not thinking homerun. i was just trying to put a good swing on a good pitch. i think that's the first of walkoff homerun. >> in seattle the a's and mariners were score less through seven. scott casmier did not walk a batter. brad miller nearly got to him in the 6th, but he makes a nice catch at the warning track. he would have to leave with a tightness in his tricep and he should make his next start. oakland got on the board and the a's win it 2-0 and continue their road trip against the angels. the earthquakes played host to columbus. he gives the crew a 1-0 lead. the quakes answer as he scores off the header. the game ends in a 1-1 tie. he likes how his team rallied, but he is not happy the quakes

are win less after four games. >> we have to stop doing that. we have to come out on the right foot and start better. we will see what it is like to play with the lead. >> the sharks playof playoff schedule is out. the first two games are at the tank. games three and four are in l.a. on tuesday and thursday. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. and it looks like the warriors will take on the clippers. both teams will be playing teams from l.a. >> all right. let's hope we do well. thank you so much. and thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:theater. at 4:30. from all of us here at abc7 news, it continues on-line on twitter and your mobile devices. have a great night.

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