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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> i guess they're cooling down and they'r cracking, and we have neighbors stuck inside their buildings. >> shattered glass means another frustrating night for residents near the scene of friday's construction fire. good evening. i'm eric thomas. it was the last way residents who live across from friday's inferno wanted to spent their sunday. shattering glass from an office building near the scene of friday's fire at this construction site in uptown oakland forced residents to shelter in place or leave their homes entirely. leslie brinkley is live at the corner of harrison and 23rd with the latest developments. >> reporter: eric, i was standing right here this afternoon, and you could hear in this block the crackling sound, the breaking glass falling off the glass panels on the side of an office building. across the street, this

apartment building, and that's where some people ended up getting, you could say, trapped. we hoisted a microphone up to the second floor apartment, the same way she got a pizza delivered tonight. she's stuck there. >> because the windows are falling out of the building next door, so i can't go out. >> reporter: the glass windows were spontaneously popping out nine to 15 stories up at this office building at 180 grand. just two days ago, that same facade of the building faced out toward the ferocious that destroyed a construction project here in oakland. the shattered glass rained down on sidewalks and cars and 23rd street. it was chaos for evacuees. >> i got out at about 5:00 friday morning, and i just got back into the apartment late last night, about 10:00. and now i can't go out. >> reporter: this couple came back to their still smoky

smelling unit today. >> as we stayed in the apartment and tried to clean up or have a plan for getting some cleaning materials, after about 20 minutes, my lungs started burning. >> reporter: they left to do laundry and now can't get back in. >> we find out from neighbors we couldn't go back because of glass shattering on the adjacent building. >> reporter: the barricading created still more challenges. this woman parked her car on 23rd street to go to the gym at 3:00. by 5:00, her vehicle was in the glass zone. she was stuck for several hours until a firefighter was able to drive it out for her. the barricades are expected to be up all night. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. to developing news tonight. 5,000 firefighters are working around the clock to contain more than a dozen wildfires burning across the state. take a look at this map. cal fire says 14 wildfires are burning tonight. fortunately none of them in the bay area. the largest fire is in san luis

obispo county. cal fire says the alamo fire has burned nearly 24,000 acres near highway 166. it's only 15% contained. in santa barbara county, firefighters are putting out a fire near lake ca kchumachuma. the whittier fair has burned 8,000 acres. a chance of rain couldn' help. moving north to butte county, where the wall fire has destroyed at least 17 buildings and injured four people. more than 1,000 firefighters are tackling this fire from the ground and in the air. early this morning, mill valley fire. it has burned more than 5,000 acres so far, cause under investigation. dozens of horses are safe from the wall fire tonight. that fire is heading north away from the equine rescue center in bangor. workers say all 78 horses were rescued. they evacuated the remaining

horses today. the center has a fire evacuation fund. we've posted a link on our website at abc7news.co keep up enaon the developments the wildfires on abc7's app. close to 290,000 gallons of water down the drain. drone view 7 was over the area where the north marin water district says it's dumping water after someone broke into a water tank and possibly contaminated it. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has our story from novato. >> reporter: just before 6:00 p.m. friday, the alarm system at a north marin water district tank did exactly what it was designed to do. >> we immediately went up to the tank and noticed that somebody had cut through the chain-link fence, cut into -- cut the lock that gains access to the stairs, and then also cut another lock on top of the tank that's the access hatch. >> reporter: general manager drew mcintyre says the tank,

which services 1,000 customers, was immediately taken offline. a backup tank is providing water to customers. from droneview 7, you can see there are two tanks near wild horse valley drive. mcintyre says he is not releasing the exact one that was broken into, to prevent copycat criminals. water tests didn't turn up any contaminants, but mcintyre says it's impossible to test for everything. >> our number one priority is to protect our customers' drinking water supply. so we made the decision then to go ahead and start draining the tank. >> who would want to contaminate water especially since we just got past a drought, and now all that water is wasted. >> reporter: residents are both relieved by the water district's fast response and frustrated. >> it's upsetting. i mean that's a lot of water that's wasted. >> reporter: mcintyre says it's approximately $1,000 worth of water, but the real cost is priceless. >> i'm very frustrated. it's a precious resource.

we don't take this decision lightly. >> reporter: while extremely rare, he says this is the second time in three years they've had a break-in. the marin koicounty sheriff's office is investigating. mcintyre says there is no surveillance video of the break-in. the water district is now re-evaluating its security measures. in novato, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. tonight, a 19-year-old man from oakland has died after drowning in the russian river. deputies say they got a call to steel head beach around 4:30 this afternoon about a man who disappeared in the river. the victim was last seen about 300 yards upstream from the beach. crews found his body half an hour later in the water. the sheriff's office said an autopsy will confirm the cause of death. police in san jose are looking for a woman accused of stabbing a man to death this morning. it happened on south second street just a block away from the 280 freeway. officers found the victim with at least one stab wound. he was taken to the hospital, where he died. another push this weekend to find a missing man in san mateo

county. the parents of richard moss traveled from their home in hawaii to california to lead four search parties. volunteers knocked on doors in montara asking neighbors if they've seen the 22-year-old man. his father, dan moss, says he needs help in expanding the search. >> imagine your kid's missing, and you don't even know what to do. and i don't think a lot of the people, not for any particular reason, were really helpful. i know what to do now, but i need something to get this to the next level. >> moss disappeared on may 25th. he was last seen driving on highway 1 through tom lantos tunnel. the trump administration is dealing with a new bombshell report tonight. donald trump jr. tonight confirmed that he went into a meeting expecting to receive information from a russian lawyer that could hurt hillary clinton. it happened shortly after his father was nominated for president. >> reporter: donald trump jr. says in a statement, i was asked to have an ameeting by an

acquaintance who i was told might have information helpful to the campaign. he agreed, asking trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, and former campaign manager paul manafort, to attend. the meeting took place at trump tower in june of 2016, two weeks after donald trump won the republican nomination. don jr. said he met a russian lawyer who stated that she had information that individuals connected to russia were supporting mrs. clinton. he says no details were provided, and when he realized her claims were just a pretext, he ended the meeting. president trump's outside legal team says the president did not attend the meeting and was not aware of it. meanwhile, the president is still getting questions about how he dealt with russian president vladimir putin last week. i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election, the president tweeted. he vehemently denied it. >> the president absolutely did not believe the denial of president putin. >> reporter: mr. trump says the two discussed working together against cyber threats, writing, putin and i discussed forming an impenetrable cybersecurity unit.

that's drawing criticism from both sides of the aisle. >> putin's a bad guy who tried to undercut our democracy and he's doing it all over the world. >> we might as well mail our ballot boxes to moscow. >> reporter: late sunday, president trump tweeted the fact that president putin and i discussed a cybersecurity unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't. abc news, new york. tomorrow is the final day for public comments on president trump's review of 27 national monuments could be downsized or eliminated. six protected areas in california are on the list, including bare yes, sir sa snow mountain in the north bay and giant sa coy ya, the monuments conserve hundreds of thousands of acres and were created by the last three presidents. president trump ordered the interior department to re-examine whether the areas are designated appropriately. you can comment by mail or online. we have a link at abc7news.com. and we have much more ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. remembering their lives. ♪

they came from capitol hill and city hall to honor three men who were shot to death at work in san francisco. plus -- >> look, it's me. >> the message on the back of this baseball card that will change his life forever. a man breaks down in tears after his wife's incredibly kind gesture. well, we started off the weekend with warm to hot temperatures, but we're finishing it on a cooler note tonight. th

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victims was held this afternoon. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story from city hall. ♪ >> reporter: the glide memorial church ensem billion. wayne chan, mike lefiti and benson louie, but their family and friends knew them by other names. >> big mike, uncle benson, and infeck with infectious wayne. >> the three were gunned down by fellow ups driver jimmy lam. lamb took his own life the same day. mayor ed lee offered the victims' families these words. >> we will do everything to help you recover from this tragedy, but we begin with appropriately honoring their memories here today. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi says gun violence must end. >> a loss like this, so unexpected, gun violence, leaves

a trauma behind. >> reporter: lefiti's cousin says his family is just trying to cope with the loss of a man who was bigger than life. >> one day at a time. we'll get a grip of it. we just miss him, and we love him. >> reporter: the teamsters and ups family standing as one. ♪ in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. we are getting a look tonight at the touching moments after a tennessee man found out his own wife was a match to donate him a kidney. she told him using a baseball card. take a listen. >> he was not sure how he was going to wind up. his wife thinks he is a great catch, so she's decided to go to bat for him. now steve will be a rookie recipient of a -- >> i found out today while i was

at work that i'm a match. and you can be getting a kidney by the end of this month. >> heather and steve winfrey say they shared this moment to give hope to others waiting for transplants. steve was diagnosed with kidney disease 14 years ago. doctors told him he wouldn't live to see 30. instead he's likely to receive the transplant by the end of the month. our best wishes to steve and heather. a sentimental meeting in fresno today between two people who are close friends but never saw each other for nearly 40 years, tammy welcomed her pen pal from new zealand, steve malcolm, to the u.s. they started writing to each other 36 years ago after steve looked throughtammy's friend's yearbook and found her picture. >> i lost contact with her for nearly ten years. i managed to track her down. but, yeah, the world would be a

happier place. >> steve became a paraplegic after a failed back surgery. tammy plans to take steve to l.a. to meet up with the woman who introduced the two of them. >> back here in the bay area, inline skaters from across the country raced in san francisco today. the barber coast marathon is the only in line skating marathon on the west coast. skaters sped down the highway by ocean beach. organizationers say they want to bring more awareness to their sport. >> what you're looking at here is attempt of roller skaters to become more accepted as a viable sport and as an alternative form of transportation. we have people that come here from all over the country to race on the great highway. >> organizers say they want inline skating to become an olympic sport someday. it's not easy to win the lottery once. how about twice? r rosa dominguez did exactly that in less than a week.

the 19-year-old bought a scratchers ticket on the road in pass oh roebls and one just over a half million dollars. a few days you later she played a scratchoff ticket in monterey county and that one was worth $100,000. >> announcer: now your accuweather fork with drew tuma. >> a return to more average temperatures as we start out the new week tomorrow. and then we're going to see another trend to warm us back up by the weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you tonight we have mainly clear skies. a lack of fog along the coast right now. we'll have some patchy fog filling overnight tonight but we'll show you that picture outside. a live look from our camera tower showing a nice-looking shot of san francisco. good visibility right now. just some very comfortable temperatures. in fact, numbers, especially inland, are some 10 degrees cooler right now than we were this time last night. so we are cooling off.

the heat is easing inland. concord right now 65 degrees. the same right now in san jose. at this hour, 59 that current number in san mateo. 57 in novato. fairfield checking in with a temperature of 65 degrees. here's the call. overnight tonight, plenty of stars for the majority of the region. some patchy fog will develop after midnight right along the coast and over after, but we'll drop to about 52 overnight in san francisco. 56 in oakland. comfortable in san jose tonight. 60 degrees. 61 in antioch and 56, that overnight low in vallejo. on monday, starting in the south bay, very typical temperatures for this time of the year. 84 in san jose. 83 in santa clara. 82 the afternoon high in cuperti cupertino. 78, mountain view. half moon bay, patchy fog, cooler at 61 degrees. downtown san francisco, some morning fog. afternoon sunshine. 66 tomorrow afternoon. daly city, more in the way of

cloud cover. 63 will be your afternoon high. 83 in sonoma. 80 in vallejo. cooler in stinsen beach. 82, petaluma. we'll do that as well in san ra yell and into the east bay. 71 for oak launland. 77 in hercules. and tomorrow we're backing away in most spots from the 90s into the 80s. so more comfortable air overh d overhead. 88 in livermore. if you're lucky enough to head to the coast tomorrow, walely shaping up to be a nice afternoon. patchy early morning fog to sunshine. 70 the high in santa cruz. ocean water temperature, currently 56 degrees. future tracker temperatures, if you're not a fan of the heat, you're going to like tuesday as well. we do not see any excessive 90s in the forecast on tuesday. it's really back to average. our warmest spots inland going to the 80s. around the bay, a lot of 60s and 70s by tuesday afternoon. so enjoy. the accuweather seven-day

forecast. the cooling continues on monday. we're calling it back to average on tuesday. pretty much where we should be for this time of the year. just a mixture of sun and clouds on wednesday. all in all and a beauty. by thursday and friday, we'll do a slight warming trend. it turns hot in spots on saturday but not excessive. a little bit of cooling air arrive by sunday as well. >> a little bit. >> a little bit.

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>> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> giants may be the most disappointing team in baseball this season, and the fact that they have played so poorly with today's loss to miami, they got swept again and are 22 games

under .500 at the break. they say always keep your eye on the ball. not in this case. what a catch by this young man. got to see it again. ball just finds his glove for a free souvenir. no score in the second. brandon crawford took care of that. tattoos this ball to right field. out of here. crawford's eighth of the year. 2-0 giants. 2-1 in the marcel oh d marcel ozunozuna. fifth ie fifth inning. giancarlo stanton. see ya. he'll be in the home run derby monday. 3-2 marlins. miguel gomez, his first big league hit. we go to extras. top of 11. two-run shot by aj ellis second homer by stanton.

after yards, hunter pence talked about the disappointing first half. >> the good news is it's behind us. we got the all-star break to refresh, get stronger. you know, and an opportunity to come out and get better. >> try to fix, you know, a hole in the dam there, the dike, put your finger in if and another one springs open. that's what we're trying to get straight here. that goes with a tough half or tough season. you get the pitching, you know, you don't hit enough. you score runs, you don't get the puching. that's kind of what's happened. >> meanwhile the a's in seattle. the a's youth movement in full swing but they couldn't get back-to-back wins against the mariners. at safeco field in seattle, no score in the second. nelson cruz shot down the third-base line. look at matt chapman. fields the ball. shows off his gun.

1-0 mariners. no one is going to stop this cruz ball. crushed to dead center. two-run homer. 3-0 mariners lead. to the seventh, john ax ford in relief. carlos ruiz lines a single to left field. valencia is going to score and mariners win it 4-0. arbitration this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, pro volleyball in town. we'll spike a few later in this newscast. >> you've been teasing us for hours about this volleyball. i want to see ♪ ♪ award winning interface.

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, barricades are expected to be up all night on oakland's grand avenue because of windows that are shattering from the effects of friday's inferno. that glass is raining down on the street from an office building. some windows are as high as 15 stories up. several residents can't get out, and many can't get in because of the glass after they were evacuated from friday's fire. drone view 7 shows two water tanks in novato, one of which may be contaminated. the north marin water district says it's dumping water, nearly 290,000 gallons, after someone broke into a water tank. tests did not show any contaminants but the water district would rather be safe than sorry. 5,000 firefighters are on the lines of 14 wildfires burning in california right now. the largest continues to be the alamo fire in san luis obispo county. cal fire says flames are burned nearly 24 how acres near highway 166. tonight, u.s. backed forces

in iraq are declaring victory over isis. the country's prime minister says the government has reclaimed the city of mosul. abc's ian parnell is in iraq with what's next for the civilian who's survived. >> reporter: there's been little reason to celebrate in iraq for so many years. but now a major victory against isis. soldiers and civilians took to the streets with the flag in hand, reclaiming the city from the militants, claiming mosul back in the name of iraq and its people. it's been a long, brutal fight, often to the death as troops battle on the ground and american and coalition planes bomb from the air. often the fighting has been house to house, street to street. and for the civilians of mosul, the people who didn't choose this war, this has been a desperate struggle to stay alive. homes, neighborhoods, and lives have been destroyed. they've been held as human shields, trapped in their open homes by isis. living under siege with barely enough food and water to survive. so this was an important moment.

the men who bravely led this battle, iraq's special forces planting the flag on the banks of the river tigress and hanging the black isis flag upside down, a symbol of their triumph over the militants. prime minister abadi traveled here today declaring victory and congratulating his fighters. the operation to retake mosul backed by the u.s. led coalition began in october. despite some small holdouts, most isis fighters have been killed or pushed out. this is just the latest defeat for the militants. now all guns point westward. krushly to raqqah and syria, the de facto capital for isis. there u.s. backed forces are already making headway against some militants. a long, hot, and violent summer lies ahead. ian parnell, abc news, in northern iraq. a colorado teenager hays a story to tell his grandchildren or anybody else for that matter of being bitten in the head by a black bear.

19-year-old dylan was attacked early this morning while sleeping at a like side. dylan showed off the claw marks on the side of his head then gave a matter of fact account of what happened. >> grabbed me like this and pulled me. then it bit the back of my head and drug me. the crunching noise, i guess, was the teeth strapicraping aga the skull as it dug in. >> you heard right. he said teeth scraping against the skull. dylan has nine staples in his head. he was dragged 12 feet before he managed to get free. the teen teaches wilderness survival at camp, and after surviving an early morning bear attack, there's no question about dylan's qualifications. police in oklahoma apparently believe in the sanctity of love, and they allowed a man they were arresting to propose to his girlfriend. brandon thompson was enjoying the fourth of july with his family when police got there. thompson was wanted on six outstanding felony warrants but he had a request. could he propose to his girlfriend before they hauled him away. police say okay, and they even took off his handcuffs so he could slip the ring on his

beloved's finger. next, taking your best shot no matter what. marine corps sergeant mike nick olson leading by example. >> reporter: for marine sergeant mike nicholson, summer is one of the toughest times of the year. >> summertime is generally a little rougher because that was the time we were deployed over in afghanistan. we lost a guy, and a lot of guys got hit. >> reporter: including mike. >> i got hit by a 40 pound ied in afghanistan. it took both legs and my left arm. >> reporter: his new body brought a lot of anger and depression. miej sa mike says he started drinking. but then katie came into his life. a friend set them up. they eventually married and started a family, and she had a challenge for him. what if he tried exercising again? >> i mean i'll give it a shot. you find out that you're going to be a lot happier in life. >> reporter: that was the start of his comeback, and this weekend he gave his all in the military's wounded warrior

games, celebrating those hurt defending america. mike has won gold and silver medals for track and competes in wheelchair basketball. and maybe most amazing of all, swimming. >> i love swimming, and i found out once i got in the water, i still could swim pretty well. >> reporter: also at the games, mike celebrated his alive day, the day he was wounded. now it's filled with competition and reflection. >> feelings you are having on a tough day, getting out of here and getting a little sweet going and some physical exertion, i think it's the best medicine. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, meet the south bay girl who is taking on the best of the best in chess. and at the great turtle race, there's no need for speed. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures today were some 10 degrees cooler in spots to finish off the weekend. that

a 16-year-old girl from san jose is in st. louis tonight getting ready for a week of competition in a major chess tournament much to the dismay of her competitors. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains that she's a rising star and a pioneer. >> reporter: there's not much talking in this house once the chess board comes out. the pieces speak for themselves. >> once i start playing, i get more concentrated, and nothing else matters. >> reporter: do you have this ability to just tune out everything? >> yeah. >> reporter: it's that unbreakable concentration that's helped her amass a roomful of medals and trophies. >> even if i'm losing, i always fight back. so it's not over till it's like completely over. >> reporter: that's what happened two years ago at the u.s. jr. championship in st. louis. she came back from a loss to win the whole thing. this year she's invited to return. she's had two years to improve, but so has everyone else. >> who is your grudge match going to be against? >> all of them because we've all beat each other many times and

played a lot. >> reporter: she's practicing with her sister and at the club she founded with her father once she got old enough to need tougher opponents. >> sometimes i'd intentionally lose the game, but after that, i cannot beat her. >> reporter: but beyond winning tournaments and making her father proud, she's also doing something else in a sport that's steeped in centuries of tra dilgs. she's breaking down barriers. >> there's definitely more girls now. there was like only one or two girls that i saw at tournaments. >> and now? >> there's like six in the open section and many in the younger sections. >> reporter: and as she's grabbed headline as long with her trophies, her dad gives her credit. >> she's one of standouts in the nation. in fact, i can easily say they was kind of instrumental in bringing all other girls coming to this tournament to come up very fast. >> reporter: but to those players, her little sister has a warning. >> she doesn't give in that easily, so it's tougher to beat her. >> reporter: she would know.

>> what just happened there? >> i won. >> in san jose, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> everybody needs a little competition sometimes, even turtles. these guys do not feel the need, no need for speed. a small town in upstate new york held its annual turtle race yesterday. about 300 competitors this year. their owners cheered them on from the sidelines. the top three turtles in each round won a medal and some cash. turtle owners told us why they thought their pet would win. >> go! >> he can dart very fast, so there isn't a turtle here she can't beat. >> i'm going to touch his legs before he races, and it's going to make his legs move so that way he knows he's going to race, and he's going to run faster. >> they look pretty speedy to me. the turtle race is highly competitive, but pet owners agree in the end, it's all about -- go, dude. it's all about having fun. the race has been an annual tradition for over 40 years now.

i think that turtle was amazed by drew's forecast. that's why he wasn't going anywhere. here's drew. >> i think a lot of people happy that the numbers are going to a cooler trend the next 24 hours. hot in spots over the weekend. we'll go back to normal by monday and tuesday. live doppler 7, some patchy fog out there but it's really few and far between in terms of location. that means it's going to be a mainly clear night overnight tonight. temperature wise, 50s and 60s in most spots. 57 in san francisco. overnight tonight, really going to hold in the 50s across most low cals. some patchy coastal fog but most spots are going to see plenty of stars. highs on your monday, 71 in oakland. 66 in san francisco. 84 in san jose. 90, that number the hot spot in antioch. accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling down again tomorrow. tuesday it's back to average. sun and clouds on wednesday. a slight warming trend to round out the seven-day forecast.

>> we appreciate that. thank you very much. sports. i've been waiting for this volleyball footage all night. >> i want to know if you can get me in those turtle races. >> meet you in upstate new york. >> professional volleyball tour in town for the men and women. it's a great weekend for everyone involved with some wild

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now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> giants fans highlight this weekend was off the field with barry bonds getting added to the team's wall of fame. on the field, completely different story. as we showed you earlier, it is the dog days of summer. exciting moment for giants rookie miguel gomez. he delivers. game-tying single. scores crawford. but the fish would fly in extra innings. a.j. ellis takes kontos deep.

two-run shop made it 9-7 in the 11th. then giancarlo stanton showed off his home run derby pop, his second of the game. giants limp into the all-star break and could use a few days off. >> the good news is it's behind us. we got the all-star break to refresh, get stronger, you know. an opportunity to come out and get better for the second half. so, yeah, you know, we didn't have a great first half by any means. but, you know, there's little things along the way that went well. we fought hard today, and that was a plus. so just got to keep pushing. look at the lonely a's fan in the king's court. he wouldn't like what he saw today. former a's prospect nelson cruz gave seattle all the runs they'd need. two rbi off a two-run homer. the mariners cruise to a 4-0 a 0 victory. kyle fried land and tee lan

no-hitter in the eighth. an incredible diving kitsch. freeland loves it. ninth inning. freeland blows by adam ingle. one down in the ninth. mom and girlfriend are ecstatic. next better, melky cabrera, oh, come on, melky. single to left brings up the no-hitter. freeland goes-8 1/3 of hit of ball. the catch of the day. rays/red sox. vasquez slices one down the right-field line. stephven souza comes up and ove. oh, nice concentration. red sox won it 5-3. that's got to hurt on the turf. major league baseball all-star weekend begins tomorrow but the future stars of the day got the ball rolling today in miami as the usa took on the worlds in the futures game. all the mascots were apparently skipping out on their day jobs. 5-0 team usa. derek fisher of the astros

organization finds the gap. usa up 7-0. cool moment for vladimir ger rer oh. he tweets, i remember when i took my son to see me play in the all-star game. today he plays in the future.re. ninth inning, one-run game. a's prospect aj puck on. usa wins the all-star futures game 7-6. avp pro volleyball in san francisco huge upset with a block party led to a champagne celebration for the pair's first ever win together. on the women's side, former stanford star alex kleinman's team fell to top ranked team of betsy flynn and kelly larsen. it was a happy homecoming on the tour for kleinman. >> this weekend has been amazing.

obviously doing so well, but then, you know, being greeted by my friends and family when i get off the court every match, it's been really amazing to play in front of them. >> i love it here. it's a great setup. it's probably one of the more packed semifinals even on saturday it was packed. so to have all these fans out here brings an awesome vibe, and it's so much fun to play in front of this crowd. i love it. final round of the green briar classic. xander showily three shots behind sebastian munoz. 13 under, misses the short par. showily came up clutch on 18. the par 3. his drive lands about three feet. top four players were separated by one shot at one point on the back nine. showily would top that shot in for a birdie to take the lead at 14 under. then he had to watch and wait. chance of force of a playoff with a birdie. didn't get all of that. and the rookie, xander show fly, your winner at 14 under for his

first pga tour victory. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. all-star weekend coming up. manic monday in wimbledon. the espys are wednesday. the real deal larry beal will be down in l.a. for that. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. of course it you most for joining us tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news tons tomorrow at 4:30. for drew and shu, have a great evening and an even better morning.

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by dawn's early light, a political cat fight. with nary an end in sight. olivia: as the audience here in l.a. as well as the rest of the country could see, senator grant was the clear winner of the debate. you witnessed a desperate woman up there, lashing out, knowing all the momentum is now with susan. sally: three debates in, and with billionaire hollis doyle polling a distant third, mellie grant and susan ross continue to battle for the soul of the republican party.