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lurch breaking news, a high-speed chase across part of contra costa county ends in a shooting. a suspect hit and wounded. tonight police are still on the scene. good evening and thank you for joining us. abc 7 news reporter is live in martinez with the latest, lisa? >> reporter: this is a very active scene and it's developing right before my eyes. take a look behind me. you can see a very large police presence here near martinez and highway 4 in 680, the closest we're allow the to be to the shooting scene. it's a block away at falling star road. this happened around 9:45 tonight. there was a high-speed chase through east contra costa county and it ended with shots being

fired and i believe one person was injured, taken to the hospital. it is not clear who fired those shots. we are getting some reports that it may have been involving a police officer. we're getting other reports that it may have involved a juvenile of some kind. it also does appear -- the police appear to have one person in custody. right now we're still trying to find out more information. the martinez police department, the sheriff's department, the chp, they are all here and there are several blocks of this street that are closed. you should definitely trying to avoid this area. again, there's been a shooting here and we are in eastern contra costa county. very close to martinez, not quite in the city limits. we'll bring you the latest on twitter and later here on abc 7 news. new at 11:00, a man was shot in front of a san francisco subway restaurant early this evening, market and mason streets, around 7:00. the victim was taken to san francisco general and is

expected to survive. it is gay pride weekend. across the nation and the world, communities are celebrating. from latin america to middle america, there are parties, parades, and protests. here in the bay area, pride also includes fund-raising along with fun. abc 7 is live with that story. >> reporter: rate now the pink party in the castro district is just barely starting to wrap up. i want to show you right now how this is all unfolding. there's a line of security guards and lots of police officers. they're trying to have an orderly departure of this party. the organizers and police say included more than 100,000 people this year. >> everybody say sexy! one, two, three! >> this is my favorite right here action i love it. it's a celebration, i've never been a part of that in my life. >> reporter: for others a chance to be with friends and celebrate

diversity. >> i love my best friend and she's gay, why not celebrate the fact that she's gay? >> reporter: this year's crowd is similar to last year's when there was a major turnout because of decisions in the u.s. supreme court over same-sex marriage. just before the dyke march this afternoon we saw a couple exchanging vows in the middle of a sea of people. court cases in other states are expanding rights. >> we're seeing marriage being made legal across the country. we are making great advances. >> reporter: the pink party is put on every year by the sisters of perpetual indulgence. many in the group just returned from a historic visit to gay pride in shanghai, china. >> they look to us because of our experience and knowledge with lgbt history and activism and fund-raising. all things that are relatively new to that community. >> reporter: it was shanghai's sixth gay pride celebration, and this video is part of a planned documentary on the history and activism of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. this is the 44th celebration of

lgbt pride in san francisco and it continues tomorrow. the pride parade begins tomorrow morning at 10:30 at beale and market street and ends at 7ic center plaza. drivers avoid the area, there will be a number of street closures. bart is running longer trains. muni lines will be rerouted to mission street. the pink triangle went up on san francisco's twin peaks. since 1995 it's made an annual appearance during pride weekend. the pink triangle has been adopted by the gay community as a symbol of pride and letterance. it is now time to turn our attention to weather. outside from the exploratorium camera, a warmup is on the way for the parade tomorrow. a first check on weather and my doppler 7 hd. >> if you thought today was gorgeous, tomorrow will be more beautiful and clear with warming temperatures. a look from our towercam, the

bay lights, gorgeous. a beautiful night indeed. it's going to turn a little warmer starting tomorrow. we'll start with a little bit of fog to hug the coast there. a look towards the transamerica pyramid and the financial district in san francisco. current temperatures 58. we're at 60 in oakland. 63 in san carlo. 65 in morgan hill. 57 at half moon bay. our highs for tomorrow, we'll be seeing almost 90 degrees inland. still staying a little bit cooler along the coast. your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. developing news out of arizona where firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fire burning since thursday. lighter winds are helping crews make progress against the 5,000-acre fire near the new mexico border. nearly 100 structures are threatened. firefighters in cotati say a gas line break and explosions helped fuel a fire this afternoon. fire started in the home's garage causing acetylene tanks to explode.

a gas line ruptured and crews had to wait for pg&e to shut off the gas. everyone was able to get out safely. today is the start of a nervous week for firefighters. firework stands open today in some bay area cities. san bruno firefighters handed out a letter from the city explaining the rules to people. the rules dar signed to prevent injuries and fires. fireworks can only be used on private property in san bruno to make sure people are following the rules firefighters will make extra patrols on july 4th. >> if it's uncontrolled and left up to the individual, there's always that extra concern, you can't watch everybody. >> i was driving by yesterday and the hills -- there's no green. that would be my worry is that a fire starts over there. >> the hayward fire department taught people living in the hayward hills and fairview areas how to clear tall grass and brush from their homes, robbing potential fire of fuel. safe and sane fireworks are legal in sa bass toe roll, petaluma, dublin, pacific character san bruno, union city,

newark, gilroy. sales began in most of these cities today. you can only set fire, woulds off in the city where you bought them. a head-on collision killed a woman and baby in concord at the kenny bridge 87 crossing last night. investigators say it appears an suv and a large sedan crashed head-on. five other people suffered serious injuries but they are expected to survive. there's been a huge pot bust in lake county. on tuesday and wednesday this week the lake county sheriff's narcotics task force found and destroyed more than 38,000 marijuana plants. the sheriff's department sent us these pictures. the plants were growing in corn field fields and on vacant lots. police in napa are down a patrol car after a man under arrest tried to escape. a man was handcuffed in the back of this patrol car. he had been arrested for suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance. officers say he somehow got his hands in front of his body and forced his way into the driver's seat. the cruiser ended up on these

poles after the man drove through a garage door. the man now faces four additional and more serious charges. the family of a gilroy woman missing for six days is offering a $5,000 reward to help find her. 49-year-old noemi covall was seen leaving her her sister's home on foot sunday. she's described as hispanic, 55 ffrk, 150 pounds, wearing a baseball cap, sunglasses, jacket, capri pants, and light blue shoes. it is official. the gloves can come off in california restaurants. today governor jerry brown signed a measure repealing the requirement forcing employees to use gloves or utensils when handling food. the original bill was intended to prevent disease but chefs complained it was too restrictive and generated unnecessary waste. on tuesday the state's minimum wage will increase for the first time since 2008. it goes up $1 to $9 an hour. this increase comes as president

obama and other democrats push to increase the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, it's being called an urgent humanitarian mission. the fight to help children crossing onto the u.s. border alone. plus world cup fever and how you can get in on the action. and the inspirational bay area athletes showing off their unique style and what you can learn from them when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues.

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coving cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. the world cup resumed today with a game between brazil and

chile. it blew up on twitter. twitter reported 16.4 million tweets over the course of the game. it's the most tweets sent during any match in world cup history. in san francisco's hay valley, soccer fans at a brazilian restaurant celebrated when brazil clinched the wine. highlights coming up in sports. watch the usa/belgium game this tuesday on big-screen tvs at san francisco civic center plaza. the usa game kicks off at 1:00. viewing starts at 9:00 a.m. with the argentina/switzerland match. man's best friend this yellow lab saveta is a portugal fan. when portugal was eliminated she couldn't bear to watch. and for all things world cup, go to abc7.com/worldcup. we have extentative coverage on our website, including a daily

wrap and game schedule. the world cup has us glued to soccer on tv. but power soccer is inspiring people here in the bay area. all the athletes are in powered wheelchairs. lisa amin gulezian met up with a bay area team that just returned home after winning the national championship. >> reporter: it's not a sport for the slow or weak. >> in between, in between. >> reporter: this is power soccer. it's a four on four sport played just like traditional soccer, except these athletes are in wheelchairs. the bay area outreach and rec program, baorp, play hard. they practice every week in berkeley and the team recently won the national championship in indianapolis. >> we trained really hard to win at national. we deserve it. >> reporter: stanley kwon scored 13 goals that day. the confidence stanley displays

now hasn't always been there. before power soccer, he was a different person. >> it's life-changing. like ever since i started playing. gained a lot of the confidence, leadership skills. >> reporter: a range of disabilities are present on this court. but once the ball is down and the game starts, the symptoms seem to disappear. all that exists is the game. the one pushing them toward success is head coach chris finn, who not only led the crushers to a national win, but also took the u.s. national power soccer team to the top during the power chair world cup in brazil last month. finn admits this sport also changed his life. >> i played soccer as a little kid and thought to myself, wow. i can play a sport again, after my -- i suffered my disability. >> reporter: finn became a quadriplegic after a fall 20 years ago and now he lives and breathes soccer. and he's passing on that passion one goal and one win at a time

to his players on wheels. in berkeley, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> congratulations to the crushers, that is fantastic. abc's new singing competition "rising star" is back with a competitor from northern california. the group trinity will hit the stage tomorrow night. >> we're really, really excited to be here. but it is definitely insane to know that you can -- your future can be made or broken in a matter of a minute or so. >> right, yeah. it's crazy. >> the show makes you the judge with the "rising star" app, download it for free and vote on your favorite performer during the show. it is right here on abc 7 tomorrow night at 9:00. for a check on weather let's get the latest. >> you can see a few stars of your own across the bay area. take a look right now. the night falling over the bay bridge and san francisco. a look right now from our east bay hills camera.

we can see pretty clear conditions persist. our live doppler 7 hd showing just a few clouds starting to hug the coast. especially the fog as you head a little closer to half moon bay, six miles visibility there. otherwise unlimited across the rest of the bay area. right now current wind speeds 23-mile-per-hour gusts. 14-mile-per-hour breeze at sfo. nine miles at napa. oakland, 15. the offshore flow is warming things up for us over the next couple of days. in fact here's a look right now. livermore, average temperature about 84. you're going to be seeing triple digits by monday. then it will start to subside a little bit as we head closer to the end of the work week only to warm back up again for the fourth of july holiday. san jose warm, 94 degrees expected on monday. your accuweather seven-day forecast is straight ahead. this is why, we've got this trough of low pressure that was bringing in early morning fog and clouds. those quickly dissipated over

the morning hours. now we've got this ridge of high pressure building off the coast and will be with us the next couple of days. for tomorrow that means warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine for the san francisco prize celebration. parade begins at 10:30 at market and beale streets. 66 degrees there. 72 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 74 as we hit the afternoon. then it cools off once again. highs for tomorrow, we're looking at 79 degrees in san jose. 76 in milpitas. along the peninsula. 76 in redwood city. 70 millbrae. 61 on the coast in pacifica. 68 downtown san francisco our average high. 86 in clover dale. 85 clear lake. 85 napa. cooler in oakland at 72. 74 in castro valley. as we push inland that is where we're seeing most of the high temperatures. 88, 89 in livermore. overnight mid to upper 50s, 58 in fairfield. 56 san jose. 56 livermore as well.

accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures warming up, ramping up by tomorrow. and then once we get to wednesday, that's where we have the triple digits. only to cool back down ever so slowly. we'll still be in the 80s inland. 70s in the bay area and coastline low to mid 60s there. long games for both of our baseball teams. >> extra innings for both. coming into tonight's game against the reds, looked bleak until bottom nine. we're going extra innings, results next in sports.

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ready to roll. john scored first, bottom five, right back to the pitcher alfredo. reds get the out at first. brandon crawford scores, 1-0 g-men. top six, cain went seven innings, 6 hits, 4 strikeouts, 0 runs. sergio romo in to close. brandon phillips says, not so fast. two-run shot, his seventh of the year, 2-1 cincinnati. let's go bottom nine. pinch-hitting. buster posy doubles home hunter pence. game tied 2-2. we're going extra innings. top 11. two outs, bases loaded. zach kosar singles up the gut. giants' third straight loss with a 7-3 victory. a's in miami, 4-0 lead. the marlins scored five unanswered. reid johnson, two-run double. sonny gray gave up five runs in five innings.

5-5 in the ate. alberto callaspo. laurie comes across. 6-5 a's. rbi single bottom nine. tied 6-6, doolittle's second blown save this year. extras, top 14, two outs. donaldson right up the middle. brandon moss hustling from second, he's going to beat the throw. the a's win-win it 7-6, their 50th win of the season. a brief time-out for world cup action and your san jose earthquakes back on the pitch hosting socal, l.a. galaxy. big crowd, bad result. soccer as we continue. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha.

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chris wondolowski is in brazil with team usa. earthquakes could have used him against the l.a. galaxy. 38th minute. ty harden drills it off his own teammate. great opportunity but harden recovers and makes a defensive stop, near disaster. no score at the half. l.a. galaxy score the only goal in the 62nd minute, top shelf, his third goal of the season. l.a. galaxy takes the california classico 1-0 the final. knockout round in world cup, brazil taking on chile. 18th minute off the neymar cross, silva heads it, luis back of the net, 1-0 brazil. chile 32nd minute. alexis sanchez. got it. 1-1. all wait to extra time. brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes. chile a last-minute chance to win. maurice know off the crossbar. neymar puts brazil up.

oh, my. off the post. brazil advances to the quarterfinals 3-2 in penalty kicks. game two colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament, colom a colombia's rodriguez, he had two goals today, five in four games this the tournament. colombia wins 2-0, uruguay is eliminated. a shocker at wimbledon as the top seed and five-time singles champ serena williams eliminated in round three by alisa corn 88 of france. rain stopped play over four hours. first set 6-1. second set, shot of the match, gets her racket on the ball, takes the second set. very athletic. and the only break in the third. nice drop shot here. she'll hold on to win in three sets. serena has not made to it the quarterfinals in four of the last five majors. maria sharapova, rafael nadal advance. nascar coming up later in this

newscast. still to come, the battle to save immigrant children crossing the border on their own. the nanny nightmare saga continues. the new details we've learned about the nannies who won't leave. and forget 3d movies. we'll show you the newest technology hitting theaters now.

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ended in a shooting. a suspect hit and wounded. tonight police are still on the scene. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian joins us live with an update. >> reporter: we are here in contra costa county on pacheco boulevard, an active scene behind me. take a look, the focus is on that pickup truck. it's at the center of this investigation. it was driven by the suspect. sources tell me a high-speed chase is what started this whole thing around 9:30 tonight. chp officers chased the suspect along highway 4 in pittsburg. the suspect had a young man under 18 in the truck with him. at one point the suspect suddenly stopped, let the boy out of the truck, then took off again. the chase continued onto this boulevard where the suspect rammed into chp officers and police officer cars and the chp fired at the suspect. the suspect has been taken to john muir hospital and is believed to be okay. back live now, the boy is being

questioned by the sheriff's department at this hour. he too is expected to be in fine condition. tonight's other headlines, the woman and baby killed and five others injured in a head-on crash in concord late last night on willow pass road. the accident involved an suv and a large sedan. a house fire in cotati was made worse when a gas line and tanks ruptured. the fire started in the garage. two tanks full of a gas used for welding exploded. everyone was able to get out safely. right now police are trying to dispercent thousands of people who have gathered to celebrate the first day of pride weekend in san francisco. more than 1 million people are expected at tomorrow's parade which runs from beale and market to civic center plaza. president obama is seeking more than $2 billion to respond to the flood of immigrants illegally crossing the u.s./mexico border.

he's also asking for new powers to help immigrant children traveling without their parents. abc news reporter michelle franzen has the latest. >> reporter: the drive to avoid a humanitarian crisis and help tens of thousands of immigrant children along the mexican border is gathering steam. >> we can't help all, but we can help some. >> reporter: dallas county judge clay jenkins on saturday promising that dallas is stepping up and offering temporary housing for 2,000 of the central american children caught coming to texas without parents. >> we're going to take these children from chain link enclosures and put them in compassionate care. >> reporter: over 50,000 children have swept over the southern border since october. federal law says the children must be transferred to the custody of the health and human services department within 72 hours after their arrest for illegally crossing the border. and then placed with families until a hearing in immigration court. but the wave of children has

overwhelmed the system and now children remain for weeks in makeshift detention centers. on saturday house minority leader nancy pelosi joined a growing list of members of congress visiting a border patrol holding center in brownsville, texas. >> the fact is, these are children. we have a moral responsibility to address this in a dignified way. >> reporter: that and reduce the mass illegal border crossings of minors. the president issued a stern warning. >> do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, they'll get sent back. >> reporter: immigrants arriving from latin america say they are fleeing gang violence and crushing poverty. michelle franzen, abc news, new york. a man suspected of orchestrating the deadly attack on the u.s. embassy in libya face adjudge for the first time today. ahmed abu katala was flown to washington, d.c. from a navy warship where he was being held. his public defender gave a plea of not guilty. four died in the attack on the

benghazi embassy attack. one of those was bay area native and u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. developing news tonight out of north korea. according to a government-run news agency, the country has just fired two short-range missiles. the apparent test comes just days after the country tested what it says were new precision-guided missiles. this video is from a previous test. a series of missile and artillery tests this year boosted tensions with rival south korea. pope francis was back at work a day after cancelling a scheduled mass, leaving many worried about his health. friday marked the third day this month the 77-year-old has scaled back or canceled an event because of fatigue or illness. the vatican says pope francis, who is known for his relentless pace, is just fatigued. new details in the bizarre saga of a live-in nanny who wouldn't help and wouldn't leave. tonight abc news reporter ryan owens has the new twist in the story. >> we want to hear what you have to say. >> reporter: it's come to this.

a 64-year-old nanny sleeping in her car, shielding herself from tv cameras. all while the family she once lived with anxiously waits to see if she will return to their upland, california, house where her belongings remain behind this bedroom door. >> if i want to see this room, you won't let me inside? >> we can't let you inside. this is now, by court, by law, this is her domain. >> reporter: the family feel like prisoners in their own home. they fired their danny diane stratton three weeks ago but stratton refuses to go. >> you feel so helpless. you feel victimized. >> reporter: they hired her in march after she answered this craigslist ad seeking a nanny to care for three kids in exchange for room and board. the family says she was great at first but then complained of health problems and simply lock the herself in her room all day. so now the family has put a bike lock on the refrigerator. >> i do it tight so she can't

stick her hand in there. >> reporter: and taken the nanny to court to evict her. stratton says she's a tenant and has all the rights that come with it. stratton has not commented and just watch what happened when kcbs was rolling on wednesday night as the father served her with court papers. >> we've asked you to leave, i want you to leave. >> reporter: legal experts say the eviction process could take weeks, maybe months. ryan owens, abc news, upland, california. still to come, the new technology hitting movie theaters. and the technology behind this tiny pacemaker developed at stanford and how it could potentially change the way doctors fight diseases. an average of 10 to 15 degrees higher over the next couple of days across the bay area. the transamerica pyramid and the financial district in san francisco, it is going to be a scorcher on monday. i'll have your full accuweather seven-day forecast in just

fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. engineers at stanford are hoping an emerging technology could someday be used to treat diseases in an entirely different way. the breakthrough started with the challenge of miniaturizing a small device. shrinking a pacemaker to the size of a pill is quite the accomplishment. but for stanford professor ada, it's part of a bigger plan to

fight disease by changing the way we think about electricity. >> we're coming up with a new way to wirelessly power a tiny medical device that could be placed very deep inside the body. >> reporter: to charge those tiny devices without batteries, the stanford team began experimenting with a new way to project electricity safely into the human body. the system they came up with employs electromagnetic waves similar to those used to power an electric toothbrush. research are john ho says once the waves enter the body they begin a natural acceleration. >> the simple fact that the properties of waves change as they move from one type of material into another. these waves are converted into propagating waves and they travel much farther than they would otherwise. >> reporter: several inches into the body, in fact. deep enough to reach the miniaturized pacemaker and power it. >> we've demonstrated that we can blend the safety of the new field with the far field.

>> reporter: powering the miniaturized devices would be a breakthrough in itself, but the team believes their system has the potential to do so much more. like treating disease with electricity. the target would be the neural pathways that control and sometimes disrupt the normal functioning of human organs and other systems in the body. researchers envision tiny implants that could deliver electricity to block or stimulate those pathways, effectively treating conditions ranging from chronic pain to parkinson's disease. >> and maybe bring a better quality of life to patients. if successful, she believes the strategy, bio electronics, could achieve the same results as drug therapies, allowing devices smaller than most pills to someday replace them. the stanford team is calling the new process midfield wireless transfer. something new is being added to 3d movies -- 4d. a theater in los angeles is showing movies with 4d technology. the experience includes shaking seats and effects like mist,

wind, even scents and bubbles. >> we do our job in choosing movies that would be -- work well in 4d. it's not like we're doing something constantly, like a ride. we pull back, let the story take over. then when there's exciting moments, the party gets going, the adrenaline is rushing. >> i usually sleep in movies. but not that one. >> the 4d system may make the movie experience more interesting but more expensive, of course. an upcharge of $8 a ticket, consumers could end up paying around $25 to see a 4d movie. a successful world record attempt in san francisco today. 263 people set the record for most people tossing pizza dough at one point. in front of tony's pizza, blocked off to make room for everybody, the dough was tossed with good intentions. it was a fund-raiser for family house in san francisco. there was another toss in san francisco today. teams played corn toss,

cornhole, bags. bot ton bags filled with corn are tossed at a race platform with a hole in the end. money was being raised for young faces als, helps people fighting als, or lou gehrig's disease. another check on weather. >> good evening. just like that 4d theater mist, wind, scents. the bay area has all of those as well. mist along the coast. as wimbledon take a look right now, nice and clear conditions as we look towards the bay bridge. we are going to be having some fog along the coast overnight. and that will cool things down just a little bit. otherwise we're looking at clear conditions for the bay area tomorrow. in fact, san francisco pride celebrations continue with a pride parade beginning at 10:30, temperatures at 66. they'll ramp up to about 74 and warm with a slight bit of a breeze. our highs for the rest of the bay area 88 in antioch. 85 in napa. 76 palo alto.

overnight lows in the lower to mid 50s for much of the bay area. upper 50s for the inland areas. accuweather seven-day forecast, you can see that those temperatures will come up to the triple digits by monday. and then they'll start a gradual call-down for the rest of the work week. but we've got a dry fourth of july on tap as well as a little bit of a warming trend as we start heading into saturday and sunday. she is here with sports, extra innings for the giants didn't go as well as for the a's. >> no. june swoon, struggling to find the win column. reds trying to add to the giants' losing streak. it went extras and the we have your winner next in sports.

a little soccer. quakes forward chris wondolowski is in brazil with team usa. the quakes could have used him against l.a. galaxy at stanford stadium. the annual california classico. 38th minute. ty harden drove it off his own teammate. great opportunity for the galaxy. harvard recovered. no score at the half. the galaxy score the only goal, 62nd minute. top shelf right there. his third of the season. the galaxy take the california classico 1-0 your final. world cup, knockout round, host nation brazil taking on chile. 18th minute, brazil neymar cross, silva heads it to david luis.

he finds the back of the net, 1-0 brazil. chile the equalizer. 32nd minute. alexis sanchez. got it. 1-1 all the way to extra time. brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes. chile a chance. last minute to win. mauricio off the crossbar. we go to penalty kicks. brazil 3-2. then brazil wins, oh my goodness, off the post. brazil advances to the quarterfinals 3-2 in penalty kicks. >> game two, colombia and uruguay. goal of the tournament. colombia's rodriguez, spectacular play in the 28th minute. he had two goals today. five in four games this tournament. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay is eliminated. world cup action continues tomorrow on our sister network espn. 9:00 a.m., the netherlands versus mexico. 1:00 p.m., costa rica and greece. matt cain has not done a game since may 15th. that is a drought. cain was able tonight against the reds. his offense and bull pen let him

down again in this extra-inning affair. matt cain ready to roll. giants scored first. bottom five, joe panic back to the pitcher alfredo simon. 1-0 g-men. top six, cain strikes out joey votto. 1-0 giants in the ninth. sergio romo in to close, two-run shot. 2-1 cincinnati. bottom nine, pinch-hitting buster posey doubles home hunter pence. 2-2, extra innings. top 11. two outs, bases loaded. zach kosar, single up the gut, two runs score. a five-run 11th. the giants -- the reds hand the giants their third straight loss. they're only one up on dodgers in the west. a's and miami, 4-0 lead, marlins score five unanswered though. two-run double off the wall. gray gave up five runs in five

innings. 5-5 in the eighth. alberto callazo, second of the game. jed lawrie scores. 6-5 a's. 26 inning scoreless streak done. we go extras. top 14. two outs. josh donaldson right up the gut. brandon moss hustling from second. is he going to beat the throw? he's in there. a's win it 7-6 for their 50th win of the season. we had a shocker at wimbledon. the top seeded five-time singles champ serena williams eliminated in round three by alize cornet of france. serena up 4-1 in the first. rain stopped play over four hours. when they resumed first set 6-1. second set, coronet, shot of the match. gets the racket on the ball. takes the second set. coronet gets the only break in the third, drop shot. she wins in three sets. serena has not made it to the quarterfinals in four of her last five majors.

>> i think everyone in general plays the match of their lives against me. so i just have to always, every time i step on the court, be 100 times better. if i'm not then i'm in trouble. >> if somebody would have told me a couple of years ago i would be in wimbledon beating serena, i wouldn't have believed it. to the track. nascar in kentucky. team penske dominated the race. logano and keselowski leading the way. into the wall, bringing out the caution flags. keselowski and logano pit allowing kyle busch to take the lead. keselowski regains the lead, he led 199 laps into this race. for the second time this year takes the checkered flag. maria sharapova, rafael nadal, roger federer advance today. wimbledon, they don't play on sunday. it will be the first week off as we look to the second week in our championship for the men and

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