today. >> to be honest with you, i felt it's going to be a good day. and yes. it's fun, you can put pieces together on both sides of the field you know? i didn't feel like it. the stuff was great. you know? it just felt like a location day. >> earlier he said he was locked in. and everything was working for him. we've gone through a tough stretch here, this is good for a whole club. you know? to do two that puts you in a different class. >> this is special. not too much people throw multiple no hitters in their career. >> buster rosie caught the no hitter, today the first base and caught final out there.

afterwards, what he will do tonight, tim said i'll go home, maybe i'll have a drink. wait. can i say that? he can do whatever he wants >> collin, if you had a chance to talk to joe panic. this is a no hitter on the line. . >> i said what a week you've had he said all i wanted to do is pick it up. make an easy throw. and it was a pretty easy ground ball for him. what a week for him, man. >> yes. just excitement. >> yes. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. excitement over that no hitter as giants fans left this afternoon's game.

>> this is an awesome job. >> it's electric. wonderful. >> great. >> good job. >> it was electric on the newsroom. one worted was awesome. one fan said this is his first baseball game. he didn't know what it was before today. he does now. and coming up at 6:00 we'll have team coverage on the story. more on the day on the mound. >> across bay, a's reached an agreement to stay in oakland. not quite a done deal yet, saying the club agreed on a 10-year lease extension that has to be approved by the boor, city of oakland and the alameda county board of supervisors. >> we're getting close. there are outstanding issues.

>> the mayor says the city is working to make sure the team stays in oakland and added they received a counter offer from the team. we're still negotiating and are surprised by the agreement we plan to meet tomorrow. >> curious. >> a defiant uber tonight the company says it is not responsible for the death of the 6-year-old sophia lu. she was killed by the driver. when not carrying passengers. abc7 news joining us live now with more. laura? >> hi, larry the family is in deep mourning still over the loss of their little girl. but they did make efforts. the trip here to sacramento today to push for legislation they hope will help other families in the future.

six months after losing their daughter the family of sophia lu appeared to push for a bill closing what is being called an insurance gap for drivers and others like them. her mother described what happened on new year's eve. >> attack from the left. hit to sow feea. smashed into me. knocked me to the ground. it all happened in an accident but i saw the driver looking down at his phone. his face was light up by the light of his phone. the driver did not have a passenger but according to court records did have his uber app on. >> they said to the family too bad your daughter got killed by one of our drivers but don't look to us we're not responsible. >> we do believe in insurance.

>> another spokesperson claims drivers are fully ensured by personal insurance when not on a trip. then, through the company's million dollar commercial policy, once matched with a passenger. >> and the time they turn it, we have insurance. and from time it's accepted we do believe in insurance. >> issue is definition of a sxheshl activity. do we believe it begins at the point of match? when they're driving to pick up a ride? or as my bill contends, commercial activities while they're waiting for the match. in sacramento, abc7 news. >> and there is a protest in washington, d.c. tachgsy drivers gridlocked drivers and cabbies say there is

an unfair advantage. >> fbi arrested two people in connection with an investigation into an online sex site agents took into test a man who occupies a mountain view neighbors say they know he's a software expert. >> very private person. okay? you know, i'm not a recuter and stuff but i'm asking questions what do you do? blah, blah. he made clear he was not going to provide much information. >> he and another person arrested will be releaseed and required to wear electric trafficking devices >> a firefighter is now awake, breathing on his own after being

badly injured yesterday. a large airport firefighting rig overturned along a taxi way the man was the only person inside of the truck at the time this, happened while firefighters were being tested on how fast they can respond to an emergency. the patrol is leading the investigation into this accident. >> issue of rising rents spilled into google developer's conference. and they're protesting the rising fortunes of tech companies. >> it's good to be number one. thousands lined up around the building to get in for the key note address the line so long, people at the end had a good view of the front. >> we've got a long way to go. all the way around? >> yes. >> are you ready? >> yes. absolutely. nice weather from new orleans

it's 90 degrees now. >> doughnuts and coffee helped but it meant this group had a captive audience. they say tech companies are pushing the divide here, and want google to increase wages for lower paid workers. >> do you believe there is a private contractor to fire workers they're not being paid fairly. and are having to move out. >> here are some photos from a group that supports net neutrality. police say google announced them to stay on the property during the day. officers say some left, some didn't leading to ten arrests the group plans on protesting at the developer conference but

people spoke with didn't seem concerned about activities outside. >> doesn't matter to you? >> no. i'm not sure why they're protesting. i'm not -- >> not really. just focused on inside. >> google sent me a statement regarding the protest saying since through tomorrow. matt keller abc7 news >> gm warning dealers to stop selling one of the top-selling cars >> a landmark ruling about a cell phone, what it means for law enforcement. >> this is a game played with feet. >> a field day with bad boy of soccer, what officials say this is not a joke.

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tonight a major decision on just how much privacy you have when it comes to your cell phone. today, justices at high court said information on your digital devices is personal and if you happen to be arrested a search warrant is needed to look at that information. leanne? >> well, larry the 4th amendment says i'm protected in my home

from unreasonable searches. >> whether you carry your smart phone in the purse or in your pocket, this decision means information on it must be protected and kept private. >> i have got personal contacts, e mail. nothing to hide. and >> in the majority of the cases police cannot search your house without a warrant. the chief justice wrote modern cell phones implicate privacy concerns far beyond those implicated by the search of the cigarette pack, wallet or purse. >> it's portable. we carry it around, with us.

>> jeffrey fisher argued this case, stemming from a 2009 arrest in san diego. a man was pulled over for driving with expired tags. police found guns and took his phone. >> police grabbed his phone and decided to make a full wide raise search to see what else they might find on the phone. >> there are some fear it may lead to racial profiling. >> they need to come forth with evidence that can't be based on what they look like. you know? and how they sound need to be updated.

in san francisco, abc7 news >> chefs and bartenders made a pitch to repeal a law requiring food workers to wear gloves. >> the glove law requires food workers to wear disposable gloves while handling ready to eat foods like fresh fruit, and bread. the chairman came out to urge a full appeal. >> people would be, could be wearing gloves and stel transmitting from dirty surfaces to clean. >> the legislation is considering a law requiring

workers to minimize handling of foods with their bare hands. tonight gm is delling dealers to stop selling the cruise sedan saying there may be a trouble with air bags. they have recalled cars that sold out on the road the company issued 44 recalls this year, including #.5 recalled for guilty ignitions >> if you rent a car should be buy insurance or can you rely on a credit card cover you? the accident finds big networks do provide free rental car insurance

you must charge on the credit card, you must decline insurance from a rental agency, and credit card insurance won't cover expensive cars and trucks or exotics. check the terms on your card before you rely on the credit card. >> that insurance gets expensive. >> it does. >> yes. >> thank you. >> well, world cup controversy over a soccer story accused of biting another player. we have the story now. >> disciplinary actions against the player. >> he is charged with biting in yesterday's match. that could mean is still up in the air. >> we cannot speak about what could phone shally happen. this is in hands of the

disciplinary committee. they're working together. before the end of a decision to decide. >> until then, it's he said, he said >> only thing i know is that those things happen on the page. i just collided with his shoulder, they're just casual and happen during a soccer game. >> the 27-year-old earned the mick name cannibal after two other biting attacks. >> apparently, fans don't care, probably, neither does this fan who made $50 on a random bet that he would bite someone. it's game on. from suarez as hanibel, and a shirt identifying best cuts of meat, if you will on a player body the caption reads how suarez

sees every opponent's jersey he could be banned for two matches or up to 24 months. >> and tomorrow is the big day for team usa. they play germany at 9:00 in the morning on espn. the ghana portugal game on espn 2 at the same time. you can watch algeria versus russia on espn 2. you can find everything world cup on our web site. that includes the daily wrap giving insight into key plays and games, breaking down how wins and losses will affect the tournament. >> you've heard about the drought in recent months cal fire asking people to be careful using fire works to avoid inadvert tantly starting a fire n california only safe, sane fire works are legal, only in select cities what is safe and sean to one person is not necessarily the same for everybody else. generically speaking.

>> that is right. that is right. you know now, skies just opening up, sun coming we'll talk about what is going on now. cloud cover still, stacked up to clou clouds. that will he has been responsible for showers in southern california. and there is a wind advisory for carquinez straight and delta until 8:00 tonight.

still gusty there and livermore we have strong marine influence 59 in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland. 71 in san jose. our high temperatures so far upper 50s to low 80s. beautiful view. here is a view from our camera. you can see peeks of blue there over the bay bridge. low clouds, fog, drizzle tonight. partly cloudy, breezy and warm up sunday continuing as we head into monday. here is a cold front and trough bringing wet weather to northern california we'll see drizzle out of this.

that is all we're expecting. drizzly and afternoon, we'll see clearing skies, breeze kicking up once again, tomorrow morning temperatures mid-50s mid-60s if you take a ferry across the bay it's going to be dreary like today. and damp, as well. looking at 69 in san mateo. 59 pacifica. patchy fog, mid 60s in south san francisco and san francisco. 77 in north bay in santa rosa. sdp 68 oaklandland, 70, fremont. inland areas walnut creek, livermore, mid-70s, looking at the accu-weather forecast, we're going to crank up the heat hitting the weekend. low to mid-90s inland low to mid-60s coastside.

bright, sunny and hot. near 100 degrees money, inland close to 70 on the coastline. so good thing about the weather is that it keeps fire dangers down. >> just ahead, living longer. one thing researchers say women can do to make that happen.

san francisco medical examiner has not released identities two of people that died in a fiery crash. the woman took this cell phone video of the chase when it accelerated the suspect tried to take the exit and you can see what happened. >> trying to get away. and maybe they took a risk they thought is something they can handle. and in this case, officer backed off they survived a turn.

they took this at over 100 miles per hour they didn't. >> the man was thrown to his death. another person we don't know yet whether man or woman, died inside of the car. officers began following this car when checking the plates and saw the car was stolen. >> researchers say women that give birth later in life live longer saying women who have their last child after 33 are twice as likely to celebrate yir 95th birthday compared to those who gave birth by age 29 remaining fertile may be linked to variants >> reopening this weekend all things hayward. abc7 listens meeting. one camera captured a sneak peek. the historical society hopes to connect future generations to

city's past. >> you're going to have a great time looking at the exhibition of mem beala. it's mostly a 20th century rec election. it's a narrative story. so it's a people's history, in a way. >> the museum opens on saturday, will feature childrens room and other exhibits dating back to 1800 still ahead a walk on city streets. how that happened when we come back.

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and a salute to an unsung hero. how a general was honored today in the bay area town he calls home. that is all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >> we'll see you then. >> diane sawyer announced she's stepping down from world news. we're celebrating her 25 year career at abc # news.com. visit our site for a look at her interviews including this one with michael jackson in 1995. >> a san francisco man says he'll probably retire at age 41, now that he's won a $70 million lottery. >> good reason. right? here is the winning ticket. he was out for a walk, went by safeway ask thought why not buy quick picks? he saw the news and thought that might be me. he was right. chin doesn't have a job and doesn't need one because he's rich. he'll probably retire. >> congratulations to him. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings.

>> world news is next. we'll see you back here in a half hour. welcome to "world news." tonight, hard hits. the nfl promises to put aside unlimited money for football stars seriously hurt by head injuries. one injured player with a powerful message tonight. the teenager stopped from plotting an attack at a school. tonight, his video, his words and his reason. >> i think i'm just really mentally ill. dangerous skies. tornadoes drop from the clouds, families escape the rising water. and some exciting news from right here at home, at abc news, tonight. and a good evening to you on this wednesday night. we begin with professional football and the toll it takes