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♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight >> huntington beach will be packed this memorial day though many people might stay out of the water. police spotted more than a dozen great white sharks in the water near the popular sunset beach there are signs posted to warn swimmers and servers. yesterday marine researchers tagged seven great white sharks in the area that tracked their

movements. the sharks have not been aggressive, they're young and mainly feed ago on sting rays. wildlife experts say warm water has increased the amount of prey drawing the sharks. last year there were six unprovoked shark attacks in california. >> the beach def stated by an oil spill will remain closed and not likely open until sometime in afternoon. 105,000-gallons of crude oil powder out of an underground pipeline tuesday, a fifth of that reached the ocean. a official says today the pipeline did not have an automatic shutoff valve. its owner successfully argued in court in the 1980s saying the pipeline didn't need to follow county guidelines because it was part of an interstate network. the number of fish -- a number of fish birds, sea lions and one elephant sale -- seal have been killed. >> up next at 6:00. >> can't really pigeon hole it. there's no specific genre. >> the star of the new movie,

tomorrowland talks about how it's so different from futuristic movies like mad max or hunger games. and frances dinglasan has the memorial day forecast. >> 11 runs last night in colorado. ten so far today. brandon crawford two rbi trim leading the way. we'll have

one of the east bay's last remaining video stores will call it quits in el cerrito this weekend. silver screen video opened back in the day's of the phrase, be kind, rewind. i remember. now the store hopes to sell its remaining stock of dvd before the curtain comes down tomorrow night. >> i'm going to miss it. i've been here 18 years. been part of my -- a good part of my life. >> silver screen's owners blame the store's demise on people watching movies through netflix red box, and online streaming services. this weekend disneyland is celebrating its 60th 60th anniversary, and if cow can't make it to the park check out the movie tomorrowland,

based on the area you can visit at disney's theme parks. they're awful about the space age -- all about the space age dreamed up by disney a half century ago the movie stars george clooney who drags also star into a high-tech utopia. we sat down with robertson yesterday. >> it's really interesting for an audience to see a movie like this and not walk away from it feeling like the future is dark. you come away feeling like, okay, we can do something with our future. >> tomorrowland is owned by our parent company disney, and is now playing in theaters. we have frances dinglasan in tonight for weather. right in our own midst someone who can tell us about the future. >> the very near future. rights now we have some mostly sunny conditions around the bay area but i want to show you live doppler 7hd with severe weather in the tahoe area.

you see some lightning strikes even some hail being reported, and moderate to heavy rainfall as well. starting to move south, bear valley and placerville as well, but if you see some of those lightning strikes, stay in your car or sty indoors. we have low clouds over a live stock, lay tahoe camera. in san francisco a lot of calmer. san francisco, 59. oakland, 60. san jose 64. morgan hill 675. half moon bay cooler, 58. blue skies right now over the beast bay hills camera. santa rosa 72. but napa down to 66. novato, 64. 72 fairfield. another pretty live shot from mt. tam. looking south toward san francisco right now. here's what you can expect. spotty drizzle. mainly tomorrow morning, sunny and milder tomorrow afternoon and then a little bit cooler for memorial day. so might not be great barbecue

weather, depending on l where you are, this area of low pressure with the low that brought is rainful today will bring showers tomorrow and possibly into monday and we have this ridge building and that's going to bring us slightly warmer numbers tomorrow with a little bit more sunshine as well. the forecast animation shows extensive cloud cover during the morning hour, and showing it cloudy in the morning but no drizzle. we could see some along the coast and then we'll see some sunnier conditions by sunday afternoon, and cloud move in overnight monday with some partly cloudy conditions for memorial day and temperatures coming down just a few degrees. overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. you can find 53 in oakland. 55 in fremont and san jose, 54. now, for tomorrow, look for everything to come up a bit, especially around the bay and inland. at the coast we'll hold steady.

halfle moon bay, cloudy 58. san francisco, 634. oakland, 66. and then warmer and more sunshine in the south bay, san jose 74. even up to 78 degrees in antioch and fairfield. if you want 80 clear lake could be some showers developing tomorrow afternoon as well. also around, keep in mind it's going to be possibly raining and in ports of the sierra. tahoe, 63. sunny and 84 in sacramento. here's the week ahead in san jose. so, we're still slightly below average. a little bit of a dip for memorial day, and then we start climbing to above average for the end of the work week. you'll find that very same pattern with the accuweather accuweather seven-day forecast, so sunny and mild tomorrow, coming down a couple of degrees memorial day. so cooler the closer you for to the coach and breeze and tomorrow afternoon. holding steadsy and then warming up. we'll see the 80s again by the

end of the work week for the inland areas. >> thank you, frances. >> this sports report is brought glove by bank of the west. >> over to shu now and sports. >> and when was the last time we loved the giants? >> i don't know what to say. >> it's been a while. the joints and the rockiess scheduled for a doubleheader. of start the of game one delayed due rain. they have won seven straight. finally got play ball. chris on the mound. first pitch of the second. outta here. paulson, a solo shot to dead center, 1 or rockies. giants answer in the fourth. brandon crawford, rbi single. neck batter duffy with a base hit. hunter pence is going to score. 2-0 g-men. crawford scores. giants not done. fifth inning two outs two strikes on crawford. shot to the gap. he has three rbis 7-1 giants.

brandon belt adds another two-run double. the g-men up 10-6 in the ninth. highlights at 11:00. >> dance party in tampa including scooby doo. yays and rays. gaven pitched spaketacular. a's bats come alive. sam fuld. single two score. then the error, 4 or oakland. billy burns, first career rbi in the eighth off a bases leaded walk. a's win 5 or snapping their four game losing streak. >> astros and tigers houston did something today hasn't happen for them since 2004. even kinsler grounds steps on the back one out throw's to second, two outs, throws to first to complete the triple play. also streets win 3-2. college baseball, stanford and washington state pitchergets the one. second inning, catches the bunt.

goes first for the double play. zack plays both football and baseball. a double to left center. two runs score. stanford wins 9-0 but likely to miss next week's ncaa regionals. >> the cavaliers have just dominated the hawks in the eastern conference finals. winning the first two games in atlanta, taking a 2-0 lead. the hawks' chans of coming back took a hit today. kyle corbett out. lebron james has just dominated in the series. 30 points, 11 assists nine rebounds in game two and he is on a mission to bring a championship to cleveland for the first time in franchise history. >> we're going to push the same in game one and game two, try attacking defensively try make them do things they don't like to do even they're a great offensive team try to keep them offbalance. >> regardless who is on the court, all that matters is the

guys that are playing. aimportant to give them credit, and important for us to figure out a way to play better going into game three. >> third round of the senior pga championship. bernhard langer, four birdies three bogeys, and the whole-out eagle on the eighth. langer alone in second. three back of colin montgomery, shot a 2-under 70. a birdie here to take the joust right lead. 5-under heading into sunday's final round. pga tour at colonial in texas. third round of the crown peninsulas sample ian poulter, one of four birdies on 0. shot a 2-under 68. char i hoffman, 9 user. check out this shot on 17. sticks is win a foot. kevinna, shooting a 1-under of the on the day. this sports recording brought to

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