breaking news in union city, where a toddler has been struck and killed by a car in the parking lot of the safeway on dakota road. in just the last few minutes police sent us a news release about the incident, which happened this afternoon. they say the 23-month-old boy ran out into the parking lot from a store where his parents were shopping. the driver was not speeding and is cooperating with police. we have a crew on the way to the scene, and we'll let you know as soon as we get any new information. good evening. i'm eric thomas. now on to our other top story tonight, b.a.r.t. riders in oakland may have noticed more eyes on them. it's part of a rare emergency staffing decision. in response to the dozens of teenagers who boarded a b.a.r.t. train at the coliseum station one week ago and started robbing and beating people. and tonight we're hearing from a passenger who was on that train. abc 7 news reporter lisa

galician is live at the b.a.r.t. station with that story. >> reporter: tonight there are more officers on platforms and stations and b.a.r.t. trains. the three stations they are focusing on at this hour are the fruitvale station, the coliseum, and mayfair. many b.a.r.t. police officers are working overtime tonight. it's part of an emergency staffing call ordered after this. >> 30 kids board my train, beat up someone, robbed them, and then run off the train. >> reporter: the mob boarded the train and terrorized, robbed and be amin gulezian, abc 7 news. n. it's possible you felt an earthquake if you live in the east bay. u.s. geological survey report aid 3.8 magnitude earthquake just before 6:30 about six miles east of blackhawk. viewers reported feeling it in hayward, dublin, concord and other east bay cities. no reports of any damage. new details tonight about that deadly officer-involved shooting on highway 101. it happened just after 5:30 friday afternoon just north of

highway 92. police now say the suspect was trying to carjack someone. abc 7 news reporter loni rivera has our story from san mateo. >> 101 and 92. >> reporter: friday's rush hour commute came to i astandstill after chp responded to a call about a vehicle collision and a man with a gun on highway 101 in the peninsula. >> based on the statements we have now we know that this suspect was trying to use his firearm as a tool to steal the vehicle. >> reporter: sky 7 captured the suspect's gun lying on the side of the highway. witnesses shared cell phone video with us. and this photo with officers raising their firearms toward the suspect. >> all three officers fired their weapons. >> shots fired. suspect's down. >> reporter: police say witness accounts indicate those chp officers ordered the man to drop his gun. >> after many independent witness statements that officers took extreme measures to issue commands to drop that firearm,

to attempt to deescalate and negotiate with that suspect. >> reporter: investigators haven't said much about their confrontation or what prompted the suspect to point his gun at the officers. but once they shot him, officers say they tried to revive the suspect. the driver of the other vehicle was unharmed, as were the three chp officers. san mateo police are conducting an independent investigation as well as the d.a.'s office and california highway patrol. >> we are doing everything we can to backtrack the suspect's actions obviously of that day and days prior. >> and they're hoping more witness accounts will provide a better understanding about this chaotic, dangerous situation. in san mateo, loni rivera, abc 7 news. developing news now in texas, where the number of fatalities and injuries from a series of tornadoes will likely go up overnight. this is new video at 11:00 of the damage in the city of canton east of dallas. at least five people have been

killed, 49 are injured, some are still missing. the widespread major damage includes two-ton pickup trucks that were tossed over like toys. the county has issued a disaster declaration. tonight for the first time in 36 years a sitting president skipped the white house correspondents' dinner. >> i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. >> 100 days of devotion, hard work, and love for our great country. >> at the end of his 100th day as president donald trump boycotted the well-known dinner for washington elites and instead celebrated with a campaign-style rally with supporters in pennsylvania. he proclaimed his first 100 days a solid success after signing 29 bills. the president faces a second 100 days with a long to-do list including finding funding for his border wall and passing the republicans' new health care bill. here in the bay area abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard checks in with republicans at the california republican

convention to see how they thought president trump had done after the first 100 days. >> reporter: california college republicans say president donald trump is doing just fine. his first 100 days on the job. even reagan would be proud. >> he's really been hitting a spectrum of ideas whether it's with his new tax plan or foreign policy. i think for every type of republican there is a way to agree with him in the last 100 days. >> i think trump is doing what he promised he would do. >> reporter: 300 college republicans holding their annual convention in san jose this year. >> silicon valley is really at the heart of innovation, creation, disruption, and those are all kind of the themes that donald trump ran on. >> the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> reporter: president trump gives himself high marks but others might dispute that. >> 100 days of chaos, corruption, and dysfunction. >> reporter: in oakland harsh words for donald trump at a rally and march about climate change. ♪ when donald trump shuts his big mouth ♪

>> reporter: in san jose the raging grannies give donald trump a failing grade. >> is there anything lower than an f? he's actually been worse. >> failures are too many to pension mention. and disappointments will add up. he's not done with trying to go backwards, specifically about environment and particularly about war. >> i don't even watch him. i don't like his face. >> reporter: president trump has changed the tone in washington but has not passed a single major piece of legislation. his budget plan to repeal and replace obamacare stalled for now, back in the hands of a republican congress. his temporary travel ban on muslim-majority countries blocked by the courts. mr. trump's biggest victory? >> i 23450e8 m. gorsuch -- >> reporter: a new conservative justice on the supreme court. in san jose cornell barnard, abc 7 news. across the country, thousands of climate marches were held to protest president trump's environmental policy. in washington, d.c. they braved record 91 degree heat. organizers claim 200,000 people

showed up. star leonardo dicaprio was in the crowd. paramedics got 50 medical calls, mostly heat-related. four people went to the hospital. a commitment to peace and unity marked the way los angeles marked the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest hours any american city has faced. traditional korean drummers played and doves were released 25 years after large parts of l.a. erupted in riots. days of violence, looting and fires followed their outrage after the acquitals of white police officers in the beating of black moetd rist rodney king. today's message focused on healing. >> i think there have been some strides made. i really do. even though they are not as significant as they should have been. >> we're more resilient. we're more of an example. but we're not perfect. we're an imperfect paradise. and we still have to get closer to perfect. >> several days of rioting hit korean merchants hard. they lost an estimated $400 million.

if you're flying, you can expect more delays at san francisco international airport tomorrow. here's a live look at the airport. one of the four runways is closed through tomorrow night for a repaving project, and that's reduced the number of flights that sfo can serve. so far most of the delays and cancellations the past two weekends have affected short haul flights to and from other west coast cities. and you can get the most up-to-date information by checking with your airline. the paving project, by the way, will continue nearly every weekend until mid june. much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> it's all right. we're all good! >> you could say orange is the new hack. tonight netflix is working with the fbi after its popular series may have been released months before it was supposed to. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. coming off of a warm start to the weekend, and those temperatures will just continue to climb in the coming days. the numbers ahead in the accuweather forecast. also, an nfl star from the bay area giving back to oakland tonight.

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back tonight with a hacker wreaking havoc on the entertainment business, reportedly holding los gatos-based netflix virtual hostage. and now more tv networks could be on the hit list. abc news reporter marci gonzalez has our story. >> it's all right. we all good. >> reporter: tonight, netflix hit by hackers. ten new episodes of the streaming service's hit show "orange is the new black" reportedly leaked online more than a month before their scheduled release. >> okay. two. >> the hacking group the dark overlord claiming they uploaded the episodes from the upcoming season 5 to an illegal

file-sharing service after they say netflix didn't pay a ransom. netflix telling "variety" "we are aware of the situation," blaming the breach on a production vendor used by several major tv studios having its security compromised. and tonight a new threat. the hackers also claim to have unreleased shows and movies from other companies, tweeting, "who is next on the list? fox, ifc, nat geo and abc. oh what fun we're going to have." >> i think it's going to be a wake-up call for the rest of hollywood. >> reporter: this the first major entertainment breach since sony was hacked in 2014. those sieber criminals making executives' and stars' e-mails public and releasing movies including "annie" and "fury" before their scheduled premieres. and the site the "orange is the new black" episodes reportedly were posted on is illegal so abc couldn't independently verify the claims though netflix says the fbi is investigating.

in los angeles marci gonzalez, abc news. children in san francisco's outer mission excelsior neighborhood have something to dance about tonight. abc 7 news was at the mission childcare could be sore shum for a celebration and ribbon cutting. the center was in danger of being closed and its building sold to a developer. the city raised $5.7 million to buy it and keep it open. this is the largest subsidized childcare center in the city serving more than 200 preschool students. hundreds of young women will look their best on prom night thanks to the wife of a golden state warrior. abc 7 news was at oakland high school when the doors opened for today's prom dress giveaway. leslie west is the wife of warriors forward david west. she organized today's giveaway benefiting young women attending high school in oakland. leslie west began the dress giveaways more than a decade ago and she's led them in the cities where husband david has played. abc 7 news was at the sainta clara convention center when people came to share their passion for sneakers. the third annual sneaker-con attracted a crowd of mostly

young men who like to buy, sell, display and even wear the latest style in sneakers. we asked the folks at sneaker-con about which sneakers they thought were the hottest and they told us anything designed by kanye west. an nfl star host aid free carnival today in his east bay home town. abc 7 news was in oakland as kansas city chiefs cornerback marcus peters treated children and their families to free rides and free food. peters grew up in west oakland and wanted to give back. the event is called the it takes a village carnival and he told us why. >> my way of bringing the community together because the community is the village. you know, when i was growing up, i can walk down the street and i can get -- my neighbors can make sure i was acting in line and i was doing the right things. >> reporter: peters says he's planning other events like this one throughout the year in oakland. crews were clearing roads in a rural region of del norte county this week when a little visitor stumbled out of the woods. this baby bear in klamath isn't shy. you can see it lets these people

snap photos and video as it crawls up into a tire well. a reminder that disturbing wildlife, especially young animals, can be dangerous. it may look harmless but mom is probably someplace nearby. in this case, though, the baby went back into the trees without incident while mom watched from the woods. and that's a safe place to be, away from the baby bear. >> seriously. >> it's going to be warm around here, by the way. not quite a segue, but that's the truth. check in with drew right now. >> 70s and 80s today-e. soon we're going into the 80s and the 90s. only going to get warmer from here on out for a few days. live doppler 7 tonight is clear today. just enjoy tons of sunshine out there. and tonight we are enjoying plenty of stars to suit us as well. it's all about the numbers in the coming days. we're going to quickly warm up once again tomorrow with that sunshine in full effect. take fremont, for example, start out in the 50s. it's a mild morning. already at 66 by 10:00 in the morning. and those numbers will just continue to go up. and by the afternoon we're going

to head into the upper 70s to lower 80s. not only in fremont but many spots away from the coast tomorrow afternoon. so it will be another warm day out there. show you the picture outside. live look in our east bay hills camera. it is just sparkling out there. it's gorgeous visibility. the lights are shining at at&t park right now, and we are enjoying clear skies and rather comfortable temperatures. a lot of 50s, even 60s as you approach midnight tonight. 60 the current number in vallejo. 64 right now in concord. 56 in fremont. 60 that number in san jose. 55 in san francisco. a little bit of a sea breeze has kicked in right now coming off the ocean water. half moon bay sitting at a cool 48 degrees. the call overnight tonight plenty of stars out there. really nice night in terms of sleeping weather. upper 40s to lower 50s will be our starting temperatures for your sunday. you like today, you're going to absolutely love tomorrow. the forecast highs tomorrow starting in the south bay with our microclimate.

82 for san jose and santa clara, 81 gilroy but 8 sunnyvale. along the peninsula equally bright and beautiful. 71 the number in palo alto tomorrow. 76 san mateo. 70 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco 70 degrees tomorrow, total sunshine, perfect weather to take in a ball game tomorrow. at&t park first pitch 1:05 taking on the padres. 74 degrees with first pitch. a breeze is going to kick in. by the afternoon 4:05 by the ninth inning. we're going to cool off to about 68 degrees. to north bay tomorrow sunny 83 for santa rosa 82 ramona. into the east bay 80 in oakland, 80 in union city and fremont. 79 castro valley. 82 walnut creek and 80 that number in livermore. gts getting to that time of the year. the uv index going to be very high. that means you can burn in less than 15 minutes if your skin sun protected. remember if you're along the coast or by a body of water

that's going to reflect that uv exposure rather quickly. put on the sunscreen 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that's the time you need to put it on. the numbers go up. a lot of spots getting close to 90 degrees away from the coast. i think many spots will achieve that tuesday into wednesday. accuweather seven-day forecast. warm winds on the way for your sunday. even warmer on monday. downright feels like summer here on tuesday. it's just hot no matter where you are. even the coast in the mid and upper 70s. low 90s inland. cooling begins thursday on the coast. and everyone feels that refreshing breeze friday and into saturday. a little bit of roller coaster ride but something for everybody the next seven days. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. next at 11:00, printing a home in less than a day. yes, you heard us correctly. th

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tonight we're getting our first look at a machine that promises to revolutionize the home-building insds. m.i.t. posted this video of a giant 3-d printer building a 12-foot high dome made of foam and concrete. this, unlike other 3-d printers, can build a home all at once instead.95 pieces. it took just 14 hours to complete. now to the why. scientists are hoping this technology could someday build housing on mars. but can it throw a fastball over the plate? that's our question. >> maybe it can build a baseball stadium for the a's. >> wouldn't that be nice? or a football stadium. >> for the raiders. look into that. >> that's right. >> coming up in sports, khris davis homers again as the a's snap their five-game losing streak. and eight was more

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. the giants are off to a disappointing start this season and it got a little worse as the padres roughed up their bullpen for eight runs in the sixth inning. let's go to at&t park where 49er great dwight clark got a warm welcome. giants starter matt cain deserves some applause as well. he allowed just one run over five innings while striking out seven. he was in line for the win as the giants took a 3-1 lead in the fifth on this two-run single up the middle by brandon belt. but after cain left for a pinch hitter it all came apart in the sixth. as the padres sent ten batters to the plate. austin hedges ties it up with a bloop single off chris stratton. stratton was tagged for five earned runs. will myers capped the inning with an eight-run blast over ramirez. it's game over. padres win 12-4.

at 9-16 the giants own the worst record in the national league. at minute maid park texans star j.j. watt threw out the first pitch. a's starter andrew triggs was also looking good on the mound. he tossed seven shutout innings while striking out a career-high nine batters. it stayed scoreless till the fourth. former astro jed lowry connects off joe musgrove. no doubt about this one. second home run in the year. lowry rips a base hit to right field. chad pender will try to score. but former athletic josh reddick has a gun for an arm. pender is out at the plate. oakland did get some insurance in the eighth as khris davis connects off will harris. it's his third home run in two days. davis is tied for the league lead with ten. the a's hang on to beat the astros 2-1. so they snap their five-game losing streak. the warriors won't start the second round of the playoffs until tuesday. so that means an eight day layoff between games. golden state will finally find out its next opponent tomorrow

when the swraz and clippers square off in their game 7. this isn't the first time the dubs have had a long break between playoff games. they know what to expect. >> you learn what went right, what went wrong, how you want to approach it the next time and hopefully you do better the next time. for us to have been through this, you understand to pace yourself but still keep an edge mentally and physically. >> if we were a younger team i would have a little more concern about this or an inexperienced team in the playoffs. but this is a veteran group that -- and our nucleus has played deep into the playoffs. they've swept teams before. so they've been put in this situation. the quakes were in minneapolis to take on minnesota united fc. in the 54th minute san jose with the corner kick. chris wondolowski kicks it to youngworth who scores his second goal of the season. the quakes beat minnesota 1-0, snapping a six-game winless streak. and this abc 7 sports report has

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good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, back to our breaking news, a young boy was struck and killed by a car in union city. this is video just in showing where it happened, in a shopping center parking lot on dakota road. police say the 23-month-old ran out of the dollar tree where his parents were shopping. the driver is cooperating with

police. b.a.r.t. police are staffing up, and officers are working overtime tonight. the rare emergency staffing decision comes after 30 people stormed a b.a.r.t. train at the oakland coliseum station last week, robbed and beat passengers. b.a.r.t. officers were on another car and didn't arrive until five minutes after the first call for set. the chp says the man officers shot and killed last night on highway 101 in san mateo was trying to carjack a woman. they say three officers fired at the man after he refused their orders to drop his gun. the woman and the officers were not hurt. president trump celebrated his 100th day in office by returning to one of the states that propelled him into the white house. and while supporters cheered mr. trump, he skipped a room filled with some of his biggest critics, the annual white house correspondents' dinner. abc news reporter josh haskell tells us more. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: on the night of his 100th day as president donald trump went back to pennsylvania, where voters put him over the

top on election eve. >> more than 100 miles away from washington's swamp -- >> reporter: pointedly stiffing the annual white house correspondents' dinner, where washington big shots dined without the president for the first time in 36 years. >> i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. now -- >> reporter: at a campaign-style rally with an overflow crowd, the president boasted he's gotten off to a roaring start. >> 100 days of devotion, hard work, and love for our great country. >> reporter: in fact, he signed 29 bills so far. >> 100 days of failure! >> reporter: around the country tens of thousands marked the milestone with protests over president trump's climate policy. >> he can't get anything through congress, and yet the republicans control everything. >> reporter: the president faces his second 100 days with a long to-do list. his signature border wall is a campaign promise in search of funding. >> if the democrats knew what the hell they were doing, they'd

approve it so easy. >> reporter: and the obamacare overhaul is still being hammered out in the house. >> and i'll be so angry if we don't get that damn thing passed quickly. >> reporter: but the president holds on to the hearts and minds of true believers. >> i think he's done a great job. if i were to giv rating i'd give him a-plus. >> rome wasn't built in a day and you can't fix the problems in 100. >> reporter: abc news, harrisburg. president trump says he believes china's president won't be happy if north korea continues to pursue its missile and nuclear weapons programs. this comes as the aircraft carrier "carl vinson" and other american warships join south korean warships for exercises. the drills began after both south korea and the u.s. say they destroyed a failed missile launch near north korea's capital pyongyang. or rather they watched a missile launch destroyed. a north korean newspaper published "rendering aircraft carriers useless is not even a problem" for the communist nation's military. lightning is being blamed for sparking a house fire in

indiana, and home video captured how quickly those flames moved. >> look at it collapsing the house. >> oh, wow. >> there's nothing you can do, guys. all they want to do is keep it from burning that other house down. >> you're looking at what happened as firefighters raced to the scene northwest of indianapolis. a couple and their 3-year-old daughter escaped from their burng home after smelling smoke and seeing the flames. firefighters couldn't save the home but they did keep the flames from spreading to other structures. 6 million gallons of waste water spilled into creeks around lake berryessa. this is video showing the waste going into the bell-shaped spillway. it was because of all the rain we got over the winter. the sacramento bee reports the sewage went into tributaries off the lake that provide drinking water for parts of vallejo and vacaville. officials suspect storm water seeped into storage ponds that store sewage. the report says the water was treated so the public is not at risk. bees are creating a buzz in

parts of northern california with a big increase in bee swarms. this is the time of year when bees start the colonization process again. and the recent rains have kept them inside until now. >> this year the weather affecting us, there's so much out there for them to eat, drink, plenty of wildflower for them. so they're a lot more active. way more active than a couple years ago. >> some beekeepers in sacramento say their calls about bee swarms have more than doubled. they say the comeback is impressive after losing so many colonies in recent years. a group of middle school students from the bay area could win the national science bowl. the department of energy shared these pictures of the team from joaquin miller middle school in san jose. they're competing right now in washington, d.c. and they've made it all the way to the top two. they get $1,000 for the school's science department for making it this far, and they'll try to win it all on monday morning. do you have some business to do in sunnyvale? well, it may have to wait because city workers have

announced they'll go on strike on monday. the sunnyvale employees association said over 98% of its members voted in favor of the action. the strike involves 450 of subbyvale's 900 workers including librarians, public works and parks employees. the primary issue, money. union leaders want a 17% raise to keep up with sill cob valley's high cost of living. the city has offered 10%. people in san francisco honored the life and legacy of one of america's most influential civil rights leaders. ♪ abc news 7 was in the mission district for today's cesar chavez festival. chavez co-founded the united farm workers union and fought for rights of some of america's poorest laborers. today's festival also celebrated the many cultures that make up the mission district. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, pet pigs could soon become reality in one east bay city. but it's not going to be hog heaven for all the owners. the problem with the porkers next.

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pot-bellied pigs as pets could soon become reality in another bay area city. beniecia is voting on the plan on tuesday. but there's one big catch. a weight limit. and local experts say that's just not going to fly. bricks the potbellied pig is the biggest loser in the christiansen home. by that i mean he weighs 150 pounds these days, down from 300 a couple of years ago. his buddy mason is also over 100 pounds. owners martiany and chris have kept pigs since 1990 and say those weights are normal. >> though grow till they're 5 typically and i've seen 300-pounders. >> reporter: but what's normal in pleasant hill would be illegal illegal under bennisia's proposed bill and its weight limit. marcy thinks the restriction

comes from an old guideline for 1-year-old potbellied show pigs. >> >> sadly some areas are run running with that figure even though that's not a realistic figure. >> reporter: the potbellied pigs association she runs with her husband has more than 1,000 members around the globe. here's what she tells potential pig owners. >> they're always trying to get into things. they can be very destructive if they want. they can be very gentle, very loving. >> i find i relate to them better than i relate to dogs or cats or anything else. >> reporter: the christiansens say cities would be better off dropping unrealistic weight limits and adding more substantive ideas. >> if they really want to put restrictions put mandatory licensings. mandatory yearly licensings, mandatory spay and neuter. >> for all their positives they can be hard on lawns and homes, rack up expectatinsivensive they plan to be there when

bennisia considers its ordinance next week to share some tips. >> there are cities in solano county that allow potbellied pigs. bennisia is not one of them. they take their vote on tuesday and the christiansens say they'll be there for that. a celebration of maritime day is also to get the next generation excited about their future careers. abc 7 news was in redwood city for steamfest 2.0. children learn how to build a mini city out of cardboard and design their own lighthouses and ships. steam stands for science, technology, engineering, arts and math. the event started 12 years ago and this year has more girls attending than ever. >> actually see themselves as scientists, technologists, engineers, anything within those areas to be able to contribute because they've got a lot to offer. >> we've just done a really good job i think making a really big effort in making sure that the girls know that they can do anything that boys can. >> 5,000 people attended this year. speaking of science and technology and engineering and art, here's drew. >> all of that wrapped in one.

>> that's right. >> just live doppler 7. it's a quiet night. it's really nice out there. we have clear skies, really comfortable temperatures. in fact, temperatures right now on the mild side, coming off of a warm day. we're still retaining some of that heat like san jose sitting at 60 degrees. 58 san ramon. 55 san francisco. and 54 that number in novato. tomorrow going to be kind of a carbon copy forecast of today. wall-to-wall sunshine from start to finish. mild to warm. even coast half moon bay 70. 82 in san jose. 80 the number in oakland. 74 san francisco. and 83 the high in napa. accuweather seven-day forecast shows you the numbers continue to climb monday to even warmer tuesday. it feels like summer, and it gets hot on wednesday. start to cool off a bit on the coast thursday before we turn much cooler friday and into next saturday. >> so that's quite a forecast, sir. like this. >> a lot happening. >> just like the draft. >> yeah. >> here's rick kwon in for shu talking about sports. >> we feeling the draft today?

>> yeah. feeling the draft. >> coming up in sports, the nfl draft wrapped up today. we'll tell you who the 49ers and raiders took. and mr. irrelevant. the last player

. the niners and raiders were busy today as they selected a total of 12 players on the final day of the nfl draft. with its fourth-round pick san francisco took utah running back joe williams, who got the news at his home in pennsylvania. during his two seasons with the utes williams ran for almost 2,000 yards and 13 touchdowns. he finished his college career at levi's stadium. williams was the offensive mvp as utah got by indiana in the foster farms bowl. iowa tight end george kittle and louisiana tech receiver trent taylor were taken in the fifth round. in the sixth san francisco took a pair of linemen, mississippi's

d.j. jones and utah's pita taumoepenu. miami's adrian colbert was taken in the seventh round. >> with the 129th pick in the 2017 draft the oakland raiders select david sharp. >> that's nevada governor brian sandoval announcing the raiders' fourth-round pick from their future home in las vegas. sharp is a 6'6" 340-pound offensive lineman from florida. in the fifth round the raiders took wake forest linebacker markell lee. they had four picks in the seventh round, washington safety luani. alabama state offensive tackle ware, north carolina running back elijah hood and toledo defensive tackle trayvon hester. two more cal bears were drafted today. wide receiver chad hansen was picked by the jets in the fourth round. last season hansen had more than 1,200 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. his teammate, running back khalfani muhammad, was taken by the titans in the seventh round.

well, the giants once again own the worst record in the national league as they lost to the padres tonight. among those at at&t park, 49er favorite dwight clark who got a warm welcome. giants starter matt cain deserves some applause as well. he allowed just one run over five innings while striking out seven. but after after pin ch hitter it all came apart. will myers caps the eight-run inning with a three-run blast off neil ramirez. the giants lose 12-4 and drop to 9-16. they'll wrap up the series tomorrow before going on a nine-game road trip. at minute maid park texans starter j.j. watt threw out the first pitch. a's starter andrew triggs was also looking pretty good on the mound. he threw seven shutout innings while striking out a career-high nine batters. oakland made it 2-0 in the eighth as khris davis connects off will harris. it's his third home run in two days. davis is tied for the league

lead with ten. the a's beat the astros 2-1, so they snap their five-game losing streak. the angels were at texas. the rangers' carlos gomez needed a home run to hit for the cycle. he got it in the seventh. it's way out of here. gomez went 4 for 4 as texas beats the angels 6-3. it's the second time he's hit for the cycle. the braves' matt kemp also had a game to remember. tonight in milwaukee he went 3 for 5 with five rbi. all three of his hits were home runs. it's the first time the 32-year-old outfielder has hit three homers in one contest. he now has eight this season. atlanta beat the brewers 11-3. it's their fourth straight victory. stanley cup playoffs, rangers at ottawa. with under four minutes left the senators' jean gabriel peugeot ties it one a pair of goals. he gets a hat trick here and sends the contest to overtime. ottawa would win it in double overtime as he scores yet again. his fourth goal of the game gives the senators a 6-5 victory. they lead the series two games

to none. the penguins have also taken a 2-0 lead overt capitals. sidney crosby with the assist to phil kessel, who scores. on the replay you can see crosby went between his legs before getting the puck to kessel. pittsburgh wins 6-2. crosby with a pair of assists. we now head to gator country. nawlins for the pga zurich classic using the team format jordan spieth and ryan palmer could be in the lead if it wasn't for their poor putting. been there, done that. they were in fourth place at 14 under par. the team of jonas blix and 23-year-old cameron smith has a four-stroke lead. smith drains the birdie putt here. they're 19 under par. finally, as the last player taken in the nfl draft, chad kelly is this year's mr. irrelevant. he was picked by the broncos after waiting for 252 other players to be chosen. he got so bored he actually fell asleep during the sixth round. kelly, though, will soon be the center of attention as newport beach honors him during mr. irrelevant week.

and this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. biek by the way, he's the nephew of jim kelly, hall of famer. >> i like how everybody was tweeting around him. rick, thanks a lot. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow

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