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live from. kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> i left my house at 3:00 we got here at 5:00. >> worse than rush hour. >> a traffic mess. bridge and bart closures on top of lots of events around the bay area today leads to a lot of cars on the road and plenty of impatience. good evening everyone. i'm katie marzullo. we have a live look, san mateo bridge cam. work began late last night and the traffic problems really kicked in today. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley joins us live with a look. >> reporter: that's right, katie. with the san mateo bridge closed the traffic converged here on the bay bridge. you add in a giants game you add in mother's day, and it was a torturously slow drive in every direction. this tang belled mess of traffic originated with the shutdown of

all lanes on the san mateo bridge friday night. the first time the entire bridge has been resurfaced since 1967. so saturday, people piled onto the bay bridge as their alternate route. whether a day trip to the city a 6:00 giants game it was gridlock. >> i left my house at 3:00 we got here at 5:00. we ate our snacks for the game before we got here. >> a two-hour drive from livermore. >> 24/580 interchange was really bad, like rush hour, worse than rush hour. >> you drive from sacramento, a bad drive? >> not until we got to berkeley. >> and then? >> then the bridge. it took us awhile to get over the bridge. >> reporter: the other direction wasn't any better driving between news stories. our news crew clocked in 2 1/4 hours san mateo to oakland. expect another rough drive for mother's day on sunday. the san mateo bridge will reopen

monday at 5:00 a.m. the best part is everyone gets to look forward to memorial day weekend when they can do this all over again. the san mateo bridge will be closed for another few days to finish the work. >> as leslie mentioned, because of the closure, the bay bridge has been packed all day long. we want to show you that picture. do we have that live shot right now? it's coming up. stick with us. not too heavy at this hour, so that is a little bit of good news. when you're looking at here is the closed san mateo bridge. now a look at the central freeway approach. really bad right now for a saturday night. lots of cars going in both directions. and one more for you. a look at the embarcadero. more cars than you typically see this time of night, but at least everything is moving. another closure this

weekend. bart service has been suspended between the fruit vale and coliseum airport stations. a crew working on a rail replacement project there. a bus bridge will help riders travel between the stations, but bart says there could be 30-minute delays. service is expected to be running again monday morning. parking fees are increasing on june 1st at three bart stations. the price is going up 50 cents at the two concord and millbrae bart stations. right now turning to the south bay, san jose police are going door to door searching for a possible gunman. they have traffic blocked off at branam lane and vista park drive in south san jose, residents say they're not being allowed pack in their homes. mess have not said who they're looking for or if anyone was injured. warriors now backed into a corner. they need three wins in the next four games to move on in the nba playoffs. and seen here on abc 7 today, the grizzlies outmuscled and

outshot the warriors. mvp steph curry scored 23 points but didn't shoot well from the field. the grizzlies punished them inside fending off a comeback to win 99-89. >> you know, you are who you are at this point. and we're going to do what we do. but we've got to do it better. >> looking forward to the challenge of getting to that level in game four. setting the tone. and hopefully be a different outcome. >> the next game is monday in memphis. larry beil will have highlights and more reaction coming up in sports. fans all over the bay area were of course glued to tonight's game. abc 7 news was at street food in san francisco, one of the official warriors viewing venues today. the atmosphere was festive but it was a tough loss to watch and it was a similar story in the east bay. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony talked with a disappointed "w" nation in

walnut creek. ♪ let's go warriors ♪ >> reporter: this time for every up there was a down. too many as it turned out. the packed out at walnut creek stadium hopped. >> a rough game. you know. they controlled the tempo the whole game. >> we got the mvp trophy for curry and he's playing a little bit terrible. if we stick to the offense we ran all season maybe we would win these last two games. >> i think maybe the next game might be ours. >> reporter: this is the warrior nation that understands there's always a good comeback in a team that's already come so far. >> next game i hope to see a lot

more splash brothers. i haven't seen the splash brothers that i've seen all season. ♪ defense defense ♪ >> reporter: after all there's really no game like the next game. >> monday will be different. >> how will it be different? >> they're going to win. the pressure will be more on. >> we haven't lost any faith they'll come back on monday. ♪ let's go warriors ♪ >> despite the loss fans are wearing their warriors gear with pride. to share yours #dubs on 7 when you post on social media and we'll find your picks. photos on abc7.com and some will be seen right here on abc 7 news. turning to developing news, a violent storm hit texas today spawning two tornados and killing one person. one of the tornados tore through farmland in north texas. authorities there say it cut a

mile-wide pat of destruction. homes were destroyed many more damaged. a second tornado touched down south of the first one. emergency crews are searching for damage in the area. it was more than just tornados that hit the region and we'll have a deeper look at the destructive storms coming up at 11:30. abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma has been following the situation and joins us business a closer look. >> this is the fifth day in a row that severe weather has troubled the midwest. live doppler radar 7 hd along with satellite, we'll show you numerous severe thunderstorms and tornado watches were posted and for good reason. a cold front moved east. 45 reported tornados occurred throughout the evening as far north as nebraska, as far south as dallas texas. now this entire severe weather threat moves east for sunday, so strong tornados, very large hail, damaging winds possible from omaha, st. louis and as far south as houston.

at home it's going to be fog that's the issue for mother's day. full seven-day forecast in a few minutes. supporters of a mother and daughter killed in a crash last week are outraged the suspect has not been charged. the family of esperanza morales and her 14-month-old daughter jewel ily attended a gathering. madd organized the event. police say 35-year-old brian jones was leaving the livermore wine country festival before the crash. those in attendance are outraged he has not been formally charged and is currently out on bail. >> this is a crash, not an accident. when you drink and get behind the wheel, it's a weapon. and it kills. angry? well, he's a murderer. >> reporter: in response, livermore police tells ss abc news be patient, it's coming. smoke under the 280 freeway in san francisco this afternoon. firefighters put out a small fire at a homeless camp at cesar

chavez and pennsylvania. it started just before 4:00 and quickly was under control no one hurt. dozens who live at an oakland residential hotel returned home today. bacteria in the drinking water at the emperor inn hotel on 13th street forced them out earlier this week. city officials tell abc 7 news residents were allowed back in this afternoon. the pipes were flushed with chlorine and were retested before people got the okay to return. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, a scare on the road after a propane truck overturns. we'll let you know what it did to the commute. no hands, no feet, no nothing. >> the new innovation coming to america's highways. giant big rigs driving themselves. just how safe are they? later, things are heating up and not just in california. the new record broken when abc 7

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covering novato oakland, sunnyvale, all the bay area this is abc 7 news. someone who didn't have a driver's license caused a big mess in vallejo. investigators say he crashed a bmw through the glass window of the cash 1 business on spring road today. the entire car ended up inside the store, glass everywhere. no one was hurt. in san francisco, police are looking into a crash involving a tour bus in the financial district. the bus hit an suv just before 4:00 this afternoon at california and sansom streets. at least six have minor injuries. all lanes on the northbound connector 280 to 8880 in san jose are open after a crash involving a propane tanker.

abc 7 news viewer erika lopez sent this cell phone video of the tanker flipped onto its side and a car being towed away. at least one person went to the hospital. the ramp was closed for several hours this afternoon as crews checked to make sure there was not a propane leak. now to an innovation coming to america's highways. we're talking about giant big rigs driving themselves. the first one just got a license to operate. some say they may actually be safer for drivers and everyone else on the road. abc 7 news reporter david kerley has details. >> reporter: we're traveling down a las vegas interstate in an 18-wheeler and steve nadig is about to give up control. >> ready? >> you're going already? >> yeah. no hands no feet, no nothing. >> reporter: this freight liner with the press of a button is driving itself. >> we're now at 52 miles an hour. >> that's pretty amazing. >> reporter: watch the wheel. it turns itself, staying in its

lane. na nadig can work on the computer, look at me in the eyes. >> i have a hard time not looking at the road. >> reporter: we've seen cars from google and others being tested but this truck is licensed to drive nevada highways with a driver still in the seat. radar, cameras and a computer keep it on track. driver fatigue believed to be a factor in the crash that injured comedian tracy morgan, is what this technology is aimed at. >> drivers end up 25% less sleepy when they're actually driving. >> reporter: while legal in nevada, you won't see these trucks on sale any time soon. in the future that truck next to you on the interstate could be driving itself. dived kerley, abc news, las vegas. if you like to sip while getting your hair snip the there's a new push to allow beauty salons and barbershops in california to serve alcohol without a liquor license. but not everyone is on board.

>> we have licenses because this is a question of public safety and public health. >> the fight to get booze out of these businesses tomorrow night at 11:00 on abc 7 news. for die-hard super bowl fans who are keeping track we are just 273 days until super bowl l at levi's stadium in santa clara. this is the official super bowl countdown clock and take a look at who is in the middle of the photo. that is our very own matt keller. fans can submit photos of themselves holding single-digit numbers and they're being used to count down to the super bowl. over to drew now. check of the forecast. you posted one of those pictures as well. maybe you'll be next. >> we have a couple more weeks. that could be one of them, who knows. weather tonight, low clouds and fog. live doppler 7 all-clear, but a live look showing you no stars

tonight, unfortunately, along the coast. nothing but overcast skies. and another view live from our exploratorium camera showing you the clouds are lowering as we speak. you know it's the top of the financial district, the buildings getting chopped off by clouds. we're going to wake up to gray skies in most spots for mother's day tomorrow morning. saturday night, it's cool in thefies in most spots. 58 in oakland. 51 in downtown san francisco. 54 in hayward. antioch 58. san jose 55. satellite radar will show you tracking high pressure off the coast, giving us this easterly breeze. that gives us the fog in the morning, relaxes in the afternoon, giving us the sunshine. but the problem is our weather pattern in the atmosphere is stalled. it's all thanks to tropical storm ana on the east coast, making landfall over the next couple of hours. she is gaining strength. moving to the northwest at 5 miles per hour. so as ana continues to circulate on the east coast it's allowing

storm systems to move west to east. once aun that gets out of here by tuesday that will help relieve the fog along the coast. tomorrow morning back in the bay area, notice you wake up 7:00 in the morning, overcast skies in most spots. by the afternoon, 2:00 on your sunday, most areas seeing sunshine, if not peeks of sunshine. the only spot still in the clouds right along the coast will stay cool in the 50s there. overnight lows tonight, the fog is rolling in, clouds are lowering. upper 40s to lower 50s for lows. can't rule out drizzle along the coast. otherwise for mother's day early tomorrow morning it's mainly cloudy skies, low 50s the name of the game. by midday we'll start to see peeks of sunshine out there the clouds will start to decrease. it's looking nice for mom in the afternoon. we'll see mid-70s inland, mid-60s around the bay, coast mid-50s. sunday, 69 vallejo. 63 richmond. 60 downtown san francisco. 66 fremont. 71 san jose and inland valleys.

78 antioch and fairfield up to 75. seven-day forecast you notice sunshine tomorrow, fog, we're going to be stuck in this rut once again on monday. a similar weather pattern setting up with early morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. tuesday is when everything kind of changes. ana on the east coast gets out of here. the weather systems become more progressive. by wednesday, clouds increasing. look at this, thursday, friday and even into saturday next week. we are tracking the chance of light sprinkles across the area. the best chance for wet weather is going to come late friday into early saturday. keep our eye on that. happy mother's day. >> thanks drew. a bizarre theft. someone nabbed a baby kangaroo right out of its life's super scary sounds. and sneaking in without moving the bed.

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at least they did it. >> they didn't forget. >> that's right. they just procrastinated. >> 36 minute trts now. >> you're going to need a 24-hour card store. >> it's getting late now. it is for the warriors as well. they're going to need get well soon cards. more on memphis grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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star in game two, not a huge factor in game three. everybody wearing masks in the grind house. marc gasol, he was a beast 21 points. conley only 11. but that hoop put memphis up 17 and iron man salutes you. steph curry, 2 of 10 from beyond the arc. a quiet 23 points. that was amazing degree of difficulty. warriors down 16 at the half, closing the gap, klay thompson with the three. zach randolph had 10 points in the third quarter. beats the shot clock there on a prayer. then inside with the sweet reverse. he had 22. 1:15 to go ws down 5, a chance to close the gap. green, a nightmare couple of games, turnover tony allen the other way. grizz win 99-89, take a 2-1 series lead. more now from memphis. >> despite back-to-back losses and falling 2-1, warriors remain upbeat in the locker room. >> it's a learning process. we're a very young team.

and, you know, this is a -- this is kind of our moment of truth. you have to learn in the postseason. all those little mistakes babies a veteran team like memphis you're going to pay if you make them. we've got to clean those up. >> yeah, two bad games in a row it's not the end of the world. there's seven games for a reason. we're going to make adjustments but we're not going to play a different game we'll be all right. >> seems you were pressing a little bit when you came out today? >> yeah i think we can play better. we'll be better. we'll make the adjustments necessary. we can all play better. we're all in this as a team. we believe we can win the series. this is what the playoffs are all about. >> we have to play better and play more under control and just be ourselves. and that's the challenge for us to get back to that. >> game four becomes the most important game in the series trying to regain home court

advantage. marlins/giants. madison bumgarner on the hill in the fourth. oh-oh. marcel ozuna. that ball is crushed. despite 10ks from mad bum the marlins win 6-2. a's/mariners. first inning two men on for logan morrison. simian up the middle, runs it down throws it away. run scores on two simian errors. they lose 7-2. worse news for jarrod parker who fractured a bone in his elbow last night and may need a third tommy john surgery. that is very rough to come back from. >> yeah painful video too. >> really unfortunate. just ahead tornadoes tear through the plain states. the damage and what's still ahead. plus a very rough ride for pass

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm katie marzullo. tonight police are on the lookout for a possible gunman in south san jose. right now they have traffic blocked off at branam lane and vista park drive. they have not said if anyone has been hurt. supporters of a mother and her 14-month-old daughter who were killed last week in a suspected dui crash want the driver charged. they gathered in livermore today to mourn the loss of esperanza morales and julie. police asked for patience with the investigation, indicating charges are coming. the san mateo bridge is closed this weekend as crews work to repave the entire span.

cal trans says the work is going well. the bridge should reopen at 5:00 a.m. monday. meanwhile the closure is causing traffic trouble. this is a live look at the central freeway approach to the bay bridge. one of the alternatives tonight. as you can see it looks like a rush hour commute instead of late saturday night. it's another tense night in the plains. for more than 30 million people across six states. the national weather service is issuing severe weather watches as the tornado season is ramping up. today twisters tore through north texas, cutting a path of destruction. abc news reporter erer erer elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: tornados again touching down in texas killing one in cisco, and causing what authorities are calling a considerable amount of damage. the rain so heavy assessing damage, too difficult.

oklahoma also taking a beating from large hail and flash floods. with more than four inches of rain falling in just the last 24 hours. mother nature unleashing her fury four days and counting. dumping spring snow in nebraska, colorado, and california, leaving behind downed trees and crushed cars. >> a large multiple vortex tornado on the ground south of lincoln -- >> reporter: since tuesday, more than 70 twisters. and now more families in the storm's path are investing in storm shelters for protection from the wicked weather wreaking havoc. >> it's really getting stronger. >> reporter: where we are, another day full of showers and thunderstorms with more threats of severe weather on tap for tomorrow. a tropical storm is headed for south and north carolina. it created dangerous conditions

on the beach today. right now, tropical storm ana has sustained winds of 60 miles an hour. it's expected to make landfall sometime tomorrow. coastal communities have built up mounds of sand to keep water from reaching homes. college commencement ceremonies could be affected. despite the rain and snow on the east coast a new temperature record was reached. according to the national ocean ic and atmospheric association, march of this year was the warmest march on record. scientists say while last year was the warmest year on record these new numbers give 2015 a stab at topping 2016. climatologists say the ten warmest years have occurred in the past 17 years. a manhunt is under way in mississippi tonight after two officers were shot and killed. the officers were on a routine traffic stop in hattiesburg when the gunman opened fire. authorities believe the shooter then took the officers' car.

they found it abandoned at an old train depot. residents have been told to remain in their homes. hundreds of families marched against police violence in washington today. the million moms march stopped at the department of justice to plead for help. a mother from milwaukee started the event after her son was shot and killed by an officer last year. she says she'll lead the march every year in washington until she feels justice has been served. a deadly crash has forced two countries to stop using a certain type of military transport plane. the crash sent a huge cloud of black smoke into the air over seville in southwest seine today. four died. the oar bus a-400m was on a test night at the time. more than 190 countries have ordered the new plane. britain and germany are suspending its use to look into its safety. passengers on board a flight from london to new york last night say it turned into a nightmare shortly before they

were supposed to land. the british airways flight reached jfk at 11:30 p.m.. the pilot decided not to land because of bad weather. they went to philadelphia instead where they sat on the tarmac until 2:30 in the morning. passengers then had to wait until 5:00 a.m. when customs officials showed up before they could leave on a bus train, or rental car. >> in economy it smelled. there was no fresh air. it was cramped. we were all very tired. some people had children. we're all just trying to remain calm. >> among those on board, "entourage" star jeremy piven who tweeted he was being held hostage. he deleted that tweet later. british airways apologized. mitsubishi issued recalls to could experience visibility problems increasing the chance for a crash. 77,000 lancer and outlander models have faulty windshield

defrosters and 53,000 lancer and outlander models could have electrical problems, causing headlights, tail lights, and windshield wipers to fail. could a little green thumb help fight crime? what one bay area community is doing to make a difference. the first wave of new home buyers are about to hit the market. ahead on the other side, a second chance at the american dream. fog and low clouds are moving in but it's shaping up to be a pretty nice day for mom tomorrow.

covering los altos, antioch, petaluma all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> the deep wounds left by the foreclosure crisis are just starting to heal for many people in the bay area. and now a window of opportunity is opening for people who lost their homes to buy again. 7 on your side's michael finney has the story on how it will impact an already tough housing market. >> love this. huge tree, could put my hammock here. >> reporter: they're excited about the prospects of having a place to call home again. they lost their house in a short sale several years back. now the mandatory waiting period of about four to seven years has passed. >> i know there's a home for me out there. i know. >> reporter: the so-called

boomerang buyers hope to rebuild the dream of home ownership shattered during the height of the foreclosure crisis. they say getting over the loss of their first home took a long time. >> that was the house where i was going to retire. so it was hard to let it go. >> reporter: the couple has already made offers on half a dozen homes. all have been rejected. many in favor of all-cash offers from san francisco residents who sold homes and want to move to the east bay. low inventory and multiple offers are driving up prices. matt rubenstein is helping boomerang buyers but he lets them know it's not going to be easy. >> i think they appreciate being realistic about it. nobody wants to run around and look at a bunch of places that we don't have any real shot at. >> reporter: carlos and marisa are preapproved for a $500,000 fha loan.

the federal housing administration loan puts the couple at a disadvantage. stringent fha appraisal requirements mean sellers will likely have to spend money on repairs. home buyers with fha loans can have lower down payments which makes it less likely their offer will be accepted. >> most sellers just don't want to deal with any issues that might come up. >> reporter: even though they both work in san francisco they know they have to move away to find something they can afford. on this day they're looking in bay point and pittsburg. both homes listed at $339,000. the bay point home is a fictioner-fiction er fixer-upper. the one in pittsburg on a noisy street. something our couple is willing to accept. >> to get in a house again, yes. >> reporter: we got word our couple are currently in contract on a new home and pending final appraisal will be moving into their new home soon.

to see the eligibility requirements for boomerang buyers, go to our website. abc7.com. volunteers are hoping dozens of new trees will make part of the bay area a little safer. abc 7 news was in east oakland for community planting. for the past five years the sierra club has targeted high-crime areas around the city, replacing concrete and asphalt with budding trees. volunteers say it helps the environment and improves neighborhoods. >> there is clear evidence that having tree covering areas is not only good for people's health, it also reduces crime. >> it was hard getting up this morning. but being able to be out here and meeting new people and being able to do something good for your community is all worth it. >> donations paid for all of the trees and planting materials. abc 7 news was at san leandro's marina park for the 1,000 mothers walk for healing.

for the sixth year on mother's day weekend, participants honored their sons and daughters who died in violent crimes. gospel singer lorraine taylor founded 1,000 mothers to prevent violence after losing her twin sons to gun violence in oakland. abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings served as emcee. time for one final check of the forecast. good news? >> yeah, the extended forecast we're tracking at least a couple of chances later next week. tonight tracking clear skies in the form of no rainfall, but it is turning foggy and cloudy tonight. nationwide look at weather. you notice once again the midwest is going to be dealing with severe wither from minneapolis, chicago, all the way down to dallas and houston. a slow-moving cold front will continue to bring strong thunderstorms to that region. off the coast of south carolina, moving north into weekend. 85 ahead of that. 89 in atlanta. 88 new orleans. miami coming in with a temperature of 86 tomorrow

afternoon. so sunday highs here in california, it's pretty quiet, tranquil with over the west coast. sun and clouds in chico, 85. 72 in l.a., 94 palm springs. bay area tomorrow, we'll have the concludes first thing in the morning. they'll burn off by the afternoon. most spots will see sunnier skies by mother's day. 71 san jose. 75 the high in livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast shows you sunday and monday fog to sunshine. and then we begin to see a pattern change for our weather. that's where we're tracking our next chance for rain thursday friday i think the best chance for wet weather is saturday. we have larry beil in tonight. what do you think they're doing in memphis right now? >> i don't know what time is it there? probably on beale street where i would go personally. what's wrong with the warriors in the team that lit it up all year can't make a shot. the mvp steph not looking

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grizzly lead. steph curry, where is my baby face assassin? he was there on that play. struggling to shoot the ball. so was klay thompson. that made ate seven-point game. zach randolph, beats the clock 10 points in the third. and just torturing the warriors down low. 22 points. still they got within five. 1:15 left. delay money green, who's having a horrendous series the last two games, turns it over. tony allen at the end. 99-89 grizz they take a 2-1 series lead. >> it's a learning process, we're a very young team. this is kind of our moment of truth. you have to learn in the postseason. all those little mistakes, especially against a veteran team like memphis, you're going to pay. if you make them. we've got to clean those up. >> yeah, there's seven games for

a reason. we're going to make adjustments but we're not going to play a whole different game we'll be all right. >> seems like you were pressing a little bit. >> i think we can play better and we'll be better. we'll make the adjustments necessary. we can all play better. we're all in this as a team. we believe we can win the series. this is what the playoffs are all about. >> we have to play better and play more under control and be ourselves. that's the challenge for us to get back to that. with zards and hawks in game three. john wall out. the wizards are going to be in trouble. you figured wrong because beal was going off as many of us biels will. 17 points, 8 assists. then he got hacked, clotheslined by jeff teague. hawks ss charged back from a

20-point deficit. paul pierce, they call him the truth and you can't handle the truth when he goes glass for the game winner. wiz 103-101 up 2-1 games. on the baseball madison bumgarner struck out ten for the giants. good news, one big inning by the marlins. bad news doom for the giants. comic look legend stan lee in the house for superheroes and comics night in the first justin maxwell showing off his super powers in right field doing the superman, spectacular catch. justin maxwell does this often, nightly feature. marlins kryptonite for mad bum as we continue the theme, no matter how painful. in the fourth marcel ozuna with a homer. marlins built a 3-0 lead. in the eighth two men on for echevarria opposite-field double to score two. marlins win 6-2. a's and m's. 77 degrees in seattle, what's going on in seattle? it's supposed to rain there all

time. nelson cruz, rbi double, cano scores. logan morrison marcus simian, this is a nightmare. first he boots the grounder, then throws the ball away. two errors on one play and four on the night for the a's who continue to throw the ball all over the place. former "a" seth smith, he can hit. a gapper that scores another run. mare yes, there is win 7-2. nobody, and i mean nobody has been hotter than bryce harper of the washington nationals. three homers on thursday. two yesterday. a walkoff against the braves tonight. six homers in three games. for the walkoff a chocolate syrup shower. that is very odd. round three of the players championship. the famous island green on 17. sergio garcia taking aim. within four feet. sergio, 5 under 67, he is 8 under par.

the world's number one, rory mcilroy. four birdies, this from 26 feet on 13. he is in at 6 under par. trying to catch chris kirk who shot a 68 and leads by a stroke of 10 under. tiger nonfactor, shot a 75 13 shots back. >> that's it, happy mother's day. >> want to say beal one more time? >> i've said it a lot perhaps too much. >> happy to have you see you tomorrow as well. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., good night.

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