>> the move could further restrict police from turning over undocumented immigrants to the feds. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is live with the story. eric snoo. >> larry and kristen. >> deputies can't detain undocumented immigrants for the feds under most circumstances. under this ordinance, the restrictions will be even tighter. >> the ordinance made it out of committee this afternoon. it now heads to the full board of supervisors. supporters say it would have made a difference in the case of pedro figueroa. an undocumented immigrant picked up by i.c.e., apparently on a tip when he showed up to get his stolen car. he spoke through an interpreter. >> translator: i was harmed by the police. it's hard for me to share. >> it probably would not have made a difference in the killing of kate steinle shot by an

undocumented immigrant who was deported five times. it became an issue when he was picked up on an anti-immigration rants. >> it affected people in san francisco. but the reason the bill wouldn't have kept sanchez from firing the shot that killed kate steinle is in the measure's first sentence. it promotes prohibiting on a federal civil immigration detainer unless that individual has been convicted of a violent felony in the seven years prior. sanchez did not have a history of violence and the seven-year standard is the only one police can use. >> we want to set one clear standard for when we will allow local law enforcement to talk with i.c.e. federal immigration officials. >> not putting a firewall between local police and the feds feeds mistrust between cops and immigrant communities. but this republican activist and immigration specialist says the

city should keep its nose out of it. >> we need the city of san francisco to be doing what they were elected for. repairing the outrageous streets and fixing the problems that the community needs. >> at city hall, eric thomas, abc 7 news. san francisco's district attorney is investigating the police shooting of a homeless man this morning. that began when outreach workers reported a man waving a large knife on shotwell street. police shot bean bags at the man and then officers say the man challenged them, after which they fired seven gunshots. some witnesses dispute the police version. >> the knife was up on his hip the whole time. he didn't have no knife in his hand. when the officers was around him. >> homeless people in the area say it is common for those who live on the street to carry knives for protection. brief scare in kentfield after a report of somebody inside a building with a gun.

we were over the building. it just turns out it was a bb gun. they tweeted this picture of the gun. it's not clear why someone would bring it to the office. an officer is if in the intensive care unit after being intentionally hit by a driver in sacramento this afternoon. officers chased that driver 50 miles to to fairfield where he was taken into custody. investigators say the driver hit the officer using a stolen construction from his truck. backup for the officer arrived quickly. >> an office is nearby the location within a mile, maybe two miles. we were able to respond quickly. this happened in north sacramento. >> the highway patrol believes the motorcycle officer pulled up behind the idle truck on the shoulder of the freeway thinking it was disabled when he was run over at least once. new at 6:00, san francisco-based uber agrees to 35i $10 million to settle a

lawsuit over safety claims. a san francisco judge approved that settlement today. stem frg the claims that it had the best background checks in the business. the settlement requires uber to change the language describing its background checks along with disclosing airport fees more clearly and working with the state to ensure its app measures times and distances accurately. now, if uber does not follow through with the changes, the company will have to pay an extra $15 million. major traffic issues in campo this evening because of a gas leak. a construction crew hit a 2-inch gas line this afternoon on camden avenue near highway 17. chris nguyen is there with an update on the repair progress. chris? >> reporter: kristen, traffic is being let through on both sides of camden avenue. if you look behind me, you can see the crews out here from pg and e making the repairs. that is a huge relief for drivers trying to make it home tonight. let's look at video from sky 7 hd. the leak was first reported just before 1:00 this afternoon.

campbell police tell me that pg and e crews got here pretty fast but took them an hour and a half to pinpoint the exact location of the leak. because of this, two businesses had to be evacuated, including a fast food restaurant. traffic was backed up for several hours. >> we have a traffic problem for us. we put it out on social media, and an alert. we try to get this roadway opened up as fast as we could. >> right in the middle of rush hour. that's why i'm on the bike. i was curious to see what was going on. came down here on the bike. i knew better than to get in my car. >> reporter: again, police had to close off this stretch of camden between south bass couple and the entrance toss highway 17 for about four hours. on the other side of the highway, the backup extended to the santo mass expressway. crews will be making repairs for several hours. we've been told that a pg and e

worker was trying to find out why it was hit in the first place. according to pg and e, that gas line was clearly marked. we're live tonight in gamble. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. back to you. >> chris, thank you. san francisco police returned hunter pence's stolen scooter to make a wish. it was stolen over the weekend from the charity's san francisco office. they've arrested three suspects. pence was impressed with the community's response to the theft. >> you know, when they took from make a wish, how much people wanted to give to make a wish. how many people wanted to do good for this organization that changes lives? >> and that all happened today before the giants home opener at at&t park. >> lot of people showed up early. we found the first fan in line at the willie mays gate.

that's david latham, he wanted to be the first to get in. >> want to see the whole stadium, what they've done in the off-season, get my calendar and get my seat to prepare for the days. >> turned out to be prophetic. >> his wish came true. live team coverage both inside and outside of the ballpark tonight. >> we'll get to reporter wayne freed man in a few moments. we start with mike shumann. nice day at the park. >> there's nothing like the home opener in any sport. baseball seems to be time less. it's peanuts, pop corn, grlic fries, brings back fond memories. today's matchup with the giants and the dodgers was no different. >> at&t park was the place to be today as they stage their home opener against the arch rivals,

the dodgers. >> they reacquainted fans with the players. >> what makes a home opener so special? >> being able to come back out in front of the best fans in baseball. just to support that we get from these guys on opening day is unlike any other, i think. >> fans breaking out the orange and black for the three-time world series champions and all agree there's knowing like the home opener. >> it's a tradition. the giants fan my whole life. absolutely excited today. it's great. >> the crowd and all the people make it so special. no not to mention the players on the field. >> this is a family affair with father and sons and mother and daughter. >> we are the world series cam yons three times in a row. this is a good year. an even year. we're looking for the same thing. >> how about you? why is it so special? >> i just like the giants. >> favorite player? >> buster posey. >> even year. another world series year? >> oh, yeah, baby. you know it. >> absolutely.

number one, and by the way, the giants came from behind to win it 12-6. have we'll have the high lates later on. mike shumann, abc 7 news. >> thank you. for more on the 12 hfr 6 win and the home opener, we go to wayne friedmann. >> there are 30 teams in major league baseball, every one of them with an opening day. this never gets old. that comes from a guy covering opening games in san francisco for more than three decades. >> meet me at willie mays, we've been there and done that. in san francisco, we did it again today. >> you're not going to miss the first pitch, are you? >> christmas present. i bought it early. >> she knows me. >> in every baseball season, there's only one home opener. >> it's a spring rite for us. >> a time worn rite in san francisco. the one day every season when fans can count on confetti.

they might hope for two. could this come soon enough? >> we needed to redeem ourselves from last year. >> who better to play them than the los angeles dodgers. you ran a risk wearing dodger blue. this couple described this part of their relationship as an uneasy truce. >> some women snorks some women can't cook. >> now what, you make friends and influence people? >> exactly. would you like one. >> speaking generally, we like the day from the crack of the bat to the tools of their trade. to all the stuff that even those who have seen it dozens of times say again on this occasion every year. >> opening days are special. >> why? >> rebirth, new season. everybody is in a good mood. >> i read that article too. >> no. always. this is genuine. >> just like the cow hide.

wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> here's a chance to share your giants pride online with the #abc 7 news. you might see your pictures or videos on the air or online at abc 7 news.com. plenty of pride. earlier this week, governor brown signed april law to raise california's minimum wage to $15 per hour by the year 2022. >> one group says they need their own raise. we'll hear the argument saying they care for the most valuable members much our community. children. >> i'm spencer christian. now that we've adjusted to the cooldown from yesterday's wave of heat. let's get the umbrella handy. rain is on the way. a close look at the arrival of rain in just a moment. the message in the

outside the state capitol today, people gather for crime victim's memorial event. got all wet. the sprinklers unexpectedly came on as governor brown was speaking. he tried to make light of the situation. >> okay. you know what, this will never be forgotten. [ laughter ] >> i think that was the republicans skirting us with water. don't we have any power here? >> the sprinklers are on a timer to water the grass and plants three times a day. people in charge of the project did not reset the timer. east bay dental assistant under arrest tonight accused of

molesting a young girl while she was sedated and recording the whole thing on his cell phone. police believe there may be many more victims. reporter laura anthony is live in concord with the story. laura? >> the police don't know in the dental assistant accused of taking his video uploaded them to the internet or kept them for his own personal use. either way, what he's accused of doing is highly troubling. >> it's disturbing. i mean, you already have -- it's hard enough to bring a child to the dentist. >> concord police have one young victim but believe there are many more. little girls age 6 to 12 molested while they were in the care of a dental ace snt at that concord. crimes police say the suspect recorded with his cell phone. >> in those videos would show a young girl laying there and him pulling down their pants and

video taping their vaginal area. >> he sits in jail on $8 million bail. he was arrested for abusing one 8-year-old girl. police believe there are many more victims based on evidence seized from the antioch home. >> one of pieces of evidence was a cell phone with several videos of young girls. he worked here for about a year. typically a dental assistant would monitor a child after a procedure where nitrous oxide was used. the gas does not put the child to sleep but makes them more comfortable, less anxious during the procedure. officials read a prepared statement. >> la clinica takes the safety of patients seriously. for the privacy of our patients and all concerned, we cannot comment further. >> they're asking patients with questions to contact them directly. anyone who believes they may have been a victim should call

police. in concord, laura anthony, abc 7 news. new developments in a deadly hit and run. the victim is identified as 58-year-old michael o'brien who lived in pacifica. the crash happened yesterday at 1:00 in redwood city. the chp says witnesses report a brown minivan was speeding before slamming into the back of a scion. it overturned several times and the minivan driver took off. the chp is asking for the public's help to find the driver. oakland could be the latest bay area city to implement a soda tax. they want to place a tax on sugar sweetened beverages on november's ballot. the measure is modeled by berkeley voters in 2014 with sodas and other sugary drinks taxed a penny per ounce. it could generate up to $12 million annually toward oakland's diabetes and obesely awareness campaigns. but not everyone is on board. >> to me, this is just another

money grab from the city of oakland. they're not earmarking this money for health issues. it's going into the general fund. >> the tax is opposed by the beverage industry. the tax would hurt small businesses that depend on beverage sales. school lunches in oakland are in line for a tasty makeover. abc 7 news was in west oak leaned as school district officials broke ground on a new nutrition center. the facility will prepare meals for some 20,000 school kids. the emphasis on fresh and local. >> instead of having a package pizza where the students have to scrape the cheese off the plastic, we'll send fresh ingredients to school sites and they'll prepare the food there. >> the center will have a farm where kids can learn about agriculture and grow produce for school meals. the lunches will roll out by 2017. new at 6:00, money troubles for san francisco's gap inc. stock dropped and is down more than 13% in after hours trading.

the company in charge of gap, banana republic and old navy, reported results today that show sales are slipping. the numbers are worse than analysts expected leading to the stock selloff. >>let get to the weather now. one-day blast of heat. we've displayed our weather whipping us in the bay area. >> i'm in that group. it's too hot, it's too hot. today, it's too cold. you don't remember your new york days any more, do you? >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. clouds are thick now and temperatures have dropped. they've plummeted since this hour yesterday. it is right now 25 degrees cooler in san francisco and in palo alto than it was at this hour yesterday. 24 degrees cooler right now in santa rosa. all around the bay area. roughly 20 to 25 degrees cooler because of this cooler air mass that has arrived with the clouds in sharp contrast to yesterday's record warmth. it's currently 61 degrees in san

francisco. oakland is 67. 68 in san jose, 62 at morgan hill. 57 at half moon bay. this is the view at the golden gate bridge where clouds get thicker and lower with every passing minute. it's 62 in santa rosa. napa 61. fairfield didn't report but it's there. 64 degrees in concord and livermore 65. on we go to a live view from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15 looking out over the bay. these are the forecast features. scattered showers. isolated thunder possible with the approaching storm. there's a chance of rain again next week. let's get right down to the storm impact scale. the approaching system ranks 1 on the scale. storm of intensity. it will bring most areas, quarter of an inch to half an inch of rainfall. isolated thunder with the storm. we'll start the forecast in the afternoon by 5:00 tomorrow. in the part of the evening rush. we'll have areas of showers and possibly even isolated heavy

downpours. like showers will continue with periods of rain into saturday and through the day on saturday before beginning to wind down in the advance of next week's storm. we project by 11:00 saturday night, rain foul totals generally from a quarter of an inch to half an inch. livermore may have over an inch. looks like the east bay will get a drench there. overnight cloudy and foggy with low temperatures in the mid-50s in most locations tomorrow. we'll see lots of clouds in advance of the arrival of the afternoon showers. highs generally in the mid to upper 60s around the bay. let's skip ahead to next wednesday. 12:00 a.m., notice later in the morning as we approach the beginning of the morning rush, we'll see a wave of rain coming in from the northwest that will expand and cover all areas, all parts of the bay area by wednesday evening and continue into thursday morning. so this storm next week could be quite a drencher. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the approaching storm for

tomorrow and saturday ranks both days, one on the storm impact scale. chance of locally heavy downpours, possibly thunder. only a slight chance on sunday. partly cloudy on monday. clouds increase on tuesday and then what appears to be a larger more soaking rainstorm comes in next wednesday. >> that will be good. we need it before we get into the heat of summer. >> thank you, spencer. >> coming up next, the biggest

it's walk to workday in san francisco. don't be fooled by this video of everybody standing around outside city hall. this is just before a news conference for today's event which encourages people to be active, healthy and environmentally friendly by walking more often. people may be tempted to drive though because the cost of driving hit the lowest price since 2010. that's according to aaa. the big difference is the price of gas which dropped about 25% from last year. from california's average price per gallon, it is now $2.78. the average car insurance up nearly 10%. car depreciation increased slightly. meaning that used cars are not holding value as well as they used to. that's because new car sales have increased. happening now, fans are sitting down to watch the warriors play on an imax-sized screen. first time ever a sports event

will be live streamed to an imax -- they invited them to watch the game at the amc theater. warriors will tip off against the spurs at 7:30 tonight. happens to be the same time that the sharks will skate against the winnipeg jets at the tank in san jose. we saw the giants, the a's play very rare when four bay area pro teams are all playing at home. >> california voters will cast ballots in the primary election on june 7 ft. >> there's an awful lot at stake here, including a decision for the district representative that includes a lot of silicon valley. the similarity between two different candidate. a government ship docked in the bay is fishing for answers. i'm jonathan bloom aboard noaa's newest research vehicle ahead. you've heard about the problems of hoverboards, except this one. i'm michael

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we are just two months away from the june primary. there will be a rematch to match much of silicon valley this

congress. >> mike honda and -- both share support for people who identify as transgender. abc 7 news reporter david louie spoke today with both candidates. >> educators and advocates for the lgbt community held a hearing on the treatment of transgender students. it's been an important after revealing his granddaughter is transgender. he sees tools as critical to -- it's an opportunity for -- to prepare ourselves, work with ourselves to model and the behavior that we want to see in our youngsters. >> his democratic challenger row kana won't compromise when it comes to restoring quality and diversity to all. >> we all come from different backgrounds, we need respect and

understanding and that's what builds silicon valley and america. >> the june 7 ft primary will be a rematch of two years ago when kana tried to unseed honda. an ethics investigation over staff involvement in his campaign may influence which candidate they support. >> honda has had too many black marks against him. >> what concerns you? >> well, corruption. >> but not ann crosby. >> education is number one. it's the only way our district moves forward. i believe mike honda has that in his soul. he'll be looking out for kids. >> david louie, abc 7 news. today lady gaga and joe biden teamed up in las vegas. >> it happened to you ♪ ♪ you all know how it feels. >> she's performing the song she

co-wrote for the documentary she wrote. both gaga and biden are part of the campaign called it's on us aiming to prevent college sexual assaults. >> what's needed fwowas to chan the culture of how women are treated in our society. >> vice president biden will travel to colorado tomorrow with the it's on us tour. president obama arrives in los angeles in an hour. he's raising money for the democratic congressional campaign committee. he'll hold a fundraiser here in san francisco tomorrow. the president should arrive in the bay area by 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. republican candidate john kasich hanging on and catching on in silicon valley. this is video from his campaign stop in new york city today. new york state holds the next primary. abc 7 news political analyst and politico reporter carla mayor newschannel i says it could be the place where trump's momentum

stops. >> the polls are saying that john kasich has a double digit lead in silicon valley and the bay area, which could mean he could come away with maybe as many as 30 delegates in this area alone. that's enough to put a knock on donald trump that could deny him the nomination. >> quinnipiac poll released this week has kasich as the only gop candidate to beat clinton or sanders. so far the ohio governor has won only his home state in the primaries and hoping for a near political miracle at a contested convention. workers who take care of children are left behind when california raised the minimum wage to $15. that's because they are considered independent contractors. today they went to the state capitol to demand higher wages. here's the story from sacramento. >> education worked for us, earns poverty wages. >> cares for 12 children in her home. she gets paid through california

subsidized child care program. after factoring in all expenses, she gets to keep about $5 an hour. >> it's very difficult. >> the money she gets from the state she has to pay for utilities, food for the kids and school supplies. she's also required to have an assistant and pay them minimum wage. sometimes the money doesn't come in on time. >> if i lose one family or one delay in payment for one of my families, i'm in a real big financial mess. >> child care providers stood by workers in the fight to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. now they want to earn the same. >> quality child care is a ladder out of poverty for families. today that ladder is broken. >> mcmillan not only takes care of the kids she serves, she teaches them. >> i have a success rate where every child who left my child care and started kindergarten, they started in the top of their class in kindergarten. >> she believes higher wages would attract more quality early

educators so more children from low-income families have a chance. >> i feeley should be compensated. >> the union estimates paying every kield care provider minimum wage would cost the state $270 million. the women's caucus proposed a bill to increase child care spending. >> abc 7 news. a family trying to do a simple exchange waited weeks with no results. >> next 7 on your side michael finney comes to the rescue. >> plus -- ♪ >> plus -- ♪ >> the those are some good looking tomatoes. yep. how long have you been growing them? for a couple months. me too. hey leonard, if we've been growing our tomatoes the same amount of time, why did your dirt grow more than my dirt? because my dirt's better than your dirt.

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a simple -- hoverboard for a white one grew into a consumer nightmare for a livermore family. >> michael finney helped him out. >> now, of all the complaints i've had and dealt with, these hoverboards, this was the one. this is newest. >> this family did research to find the safest possible hoverboard. the color could lead to problems. >> watching kids zooming around

on hoverboards, 10-year-old ava powers had to have one of her own. >> they looked really fun. >> this was the only thing she wanted for christmas. >> ava's mother susan decided to order a hoverboard from swag -- the white color ava wanted was sold out. >> i chose what i thought was the next best thing. >> hike like a garnet color. >> ava was overjoud christmas morning. she did want a white one. ava, couldn't take it out for a spin. >> it was not fun. i would like stare at it but couldn't ride it. >> it takes a lot for a 10-year-old to not open their christmas gift or not take it out and play with it. >> the swap would be simple, right? >> i thought i would get it pretty soon. took a long time. >> at first swagway said it would take six to ten days. >> i called three, four weeks later, it was going to be 20 days and they didn't know. >> 20 days came and went. still no hoverboard. >> she was coming home from school for several weeks asking,

did it come? it broke my heart. >> they saw news reports about hoverboards fires, but no word from the store. susan began to think she was out the $500 price. >> that money is gone. kiss that one goodbye. >> instead, she contacted 7 on your side and we contacted swag. >> one day later. they responded. >> four days later, the hoverboard arrived. ava took off. >> she was all smiles. she hopped right on and no turning back for her. >> just spinning, gliding, crouching, even sitting. they were overwhelmed at the time by demand for hoverboards and questions about safety. telling us every customer was taking care of as best as possible. they were not intended to ignore a customer's needs. after all that, ava let her mom try it out. >> i don't see the need to ride it. >> okay. just so you know, susan is keenly aware of potential fire

risks. she supervises charging and a special location for a limited time period. so it's a little stress for mom. a lot of fun for her daughter. now to see my reports online, go to abc 7 news online. 7 on your side. >> mom, probably does not want to ride that around much. >> mom is harder than the kids. >> thank you, michael. >> time for a cute cat video created by the east bay spca. >> meow, it's me ♪ ♪ i'm the cat of your new best friend ♪ ♪ you have yet to meet ♪ >> these kittens star in a rendition of adele's song hello with altered lyrics to promote adoption. you can find a full video on the website. abc 7 news.com and by the way, all the cats shown in the video have now been adopted. >> teas awesome. what a voice by adele. coming up, fishing for answers with a very high tech

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far out in the ocean most of the time but this sunday, one high tech ship will be open to the public at the exploratorium. >> jonathan bloom got to climb on board the vessel that's on a fish finding mission. >> to the crowd outside the exploratorium, it looks like a big fancy ship. but to its commanding officer. >> i think of it as a floating submarine. it's one of my favorite ways to think of the ship. it was designed to be as quiet and stealth through the water as possible. >> the noaa ship isn't hiding from enemies, it's hiding from fish. >> anything that makes noise and creates shadow will be deemed a predator. it gives us the best opportunity that we can to count them. >> counting fish is the ship's mission. sometimes with small instruments. >> look at them under a microscope and determine how many eggs and what species they are. >> you do a lot of dropping things into the water. >> yes. hopefully they bring as many things back. >> just like a submarine, they

use sonar. >> this is where i spend most of my time. >> he can read the dots like a book. >> the sonar tells them where to look but not what they'll find there. that's where this comes in. when the sun goes down, the nets go in the water. >> this is the wetlands. >> they're looking for sardines, anchovies and mackerel. >> we weigh them, dissect them, determine whether they're male or female. >> ul to unlock the mystery of them. >> the biomass of sahr sdeens down. we're trying to figure out the cause. whether it be effects of the sliermt. >> they set fishing limits, protecting the fish an the mammals that eat them. important work that has them living at satisfy for a month at a time. >> this is definitely the hilton. >> more like the marriott. >> the galleys is a regular old restaurant. never mind the tennis balls. >> we hit weather, the chairs tipped over. >> we hope this is the first of

many stops in san francisco. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. and it was a bigger evening than expected at the exploratori exploratorium's spring gala last night. it raised $1.6 million at the fundraiser. it was expecting around $1 million. it did great. the money will go to support all of the museum's programs throughout the year. you can see dan ashley, cheryl jennings, michael finney attended and spencer christian was there. he was emcee. >> at one point he did emcee while dangling from the ceiling and spinning around. that's what i heard. >> how did they not get that on camera? >> you're a man of many tal enlts. >> daring young man. >> here's a look at live radar. you're aware of the sharp cooldown from yesterday's record warmth. tomorrow statewide, pretty active weather, maybe even thunder to the south and all of this is moving up in our

direction. showers will be in the bay area tomorrow afternoon and evening after a cloudy start to the day of the we'll see highs from low 06s at the coast, to upper 60s in the bay. rain chances over the next week are pretty impressive the next couple days. that's for sure. chance of rain tomorrow. tapers off to near zero. we have our next best chance of rain here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. two relatively light storm systems coming our way. both ranking 1 on the storm impact scale for tomorrow and saturday. mainly dry on monday. clouds increase on tuesday and a third system on wednesday which may be an even rainier, more intense storm. >> more robust. >> that's the word i was looking for. you read my mind. >> we'll do that. >> it's a quick read. >> thank you. >> i don't know this next segment needs an introduction. >> it's a short book. we have pictures.

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giants today against their arch-rivals the dodgers. l.a. came in without a -- that would change in a big way. opening day festivities, always fantastic. especially when you have a legend, the great willie maze on hand. scott van slyke, rbi double. dodgers take a lead. peavy allows four runs on ten hits. still confident. giants rally in the fifth after an rbi grounder. joe panik cuts the lead. next up, buster posey down the line. panik scores. giants 4-3. bottom 6th. 4-3. matt duffy and brandon crawford score. the dodgers hanging around until here. bottom 8th. hunter pence, high, deep and aloha means. >> goodbye. >> grand slam. 12-6 giants. they pound out 17 hits.

every starter got at least one hit. 12-6 was the final score. mike shumann live at the park. sellout crowd. went home happy. >> first aloha of the season. giants spotted the dodgers 4-0 lead. rallied a big one in the 8th inning. a celebratory locker room afterwards. we'll start with hunter pence. >> took a lot of at-bats. the grand slam was nice. but these things don't happen without a lot of good at-bats n fronts of you. people being on base. things turn around. that's why you play all nine innings. good things happen if you keep going. >> typical giants win for me. boys fought hard. didn't look too good the first half of the game. getting the crowd, energy in it. getting our guys spirit and going. it was a lot of fun to be a part of it. >> great game. good comeback. entertaining game.

you know, it was loud out there. just a fun game. >> great opener and they'll do it again tomorrow. reporting live at at&t park. mike shue han, abc 7 sports. thank you, shue. the a's trying to end their opening homestand with a win against the white sox. great day for barbecuing and tailgate i. chicago's adam eaton fouls off. the play is made by the fan in the re row jersey holding the beer and makes the bare handed grab. didn't spill a drop. scoreless game in the 6th. two-run homer off of graveman. 2-0 sox. billy burns grounds to second. former a. brett lawrie, bare handed and fires. nice stretch by abreu at first. they have dropped three of the first four games. two losses in the last has given the warriors a serious wakeup call. the question is how do they respond against a team they have to face in the playoffs.

san antonio trails the warriors by 3 1/2 games in the west. if the dubs win tonight, clinch the number one seed in the west. chasing history has clearly worn the team down. probably more mentally than physically. >> we're all tired. we want to get to the playoffs. it's human nature to just kind of go through the motions son some of these games. again, we got to be professional. we have to -- we're trying to achieve something great. you can't take days and days off. >> first round of the masters. picture perfect day but not for ernie els. on the first hole, misses a short bogey putt and then double and triple and it went on and on. he six-putts from under two feet for a 9. highest score on the first hole in the 80-year tournament history. he would finish at 8 over. >> in contrast. jordan spieth, nice birdie putt.

6 under 66. he's the first to hold the out right lead since jack in 1966. he's got a two-shot lead. paul casey, justin rose, ian -- 3 under par. sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. coming up, printing robots. the six legged creature that can practically crawl outside of a 3d printer. a dental assistant accused of molesting a young patient. police are confirming there could be more than 50 victims. the latest on this investigation. here's a look at what's ahead in primetime ahead on abc 7. at 8:00, grey's anatomy, scandal. look for breaking news on twitter. i'm kristen sze. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. for all of us here, have a good night.

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