40 hours since san francisco sheriffs detectives put hands on a man they had been spur suing since the mid-70s. >> we have just learned that investigators tracked down 72-year-old joseph james deangelo using geneology websites. >> investigators used dna from one of the crime scenes and compared it to one of the genetic profiles available online. they followed clues to identify deangelo as a potential suspect last thursday. >> police then set up under surveillance on deangelo and obtained dna from something he threw away. they got a dna match and arrested him tuesday night. >> he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon to formally hear the charges against him on two counts of murder. today 7 news was in the citrus heights neighborhood. neighbors noah wilson and their daughter chapel watched police carry bags of everyday out of

his home. anne has been haunted by the case since she was a little girl. >> when i was 11 years ol, we heard the gown u gunshot. he killed two people across from my house. it's something ha just haunted you us for a very long time. our neighborhood was terrified. >> mayor wilson says she is amazed the suspect never left the area, calming it arrogant and sickening. >> the suspect lived there undetected forward years. >> deangelo may have escaped some of the charges over the years. >> they explain how 50 rape victims may not see resolution. >> california law is landing joseph deangelo a pass, until recently the statute of limit allegations for rain was -- limitations for rape was ten years. it is not retroactive. >> this is for cases moving forward. it doesn't allow us to go back in time to these cases that

happened in the 1970s. so we can't seek to have this defendant held accountable for what he did here many decades ago. >> reporter: deangelo would get another brake. a rape conviction in the '70 would likely be seven years. today as sentences have gotten tougher, a convicted rapist faces 25 years to life. prosecutor showed us a flow chart which he described as a rubbics cube that must be filed in order to file rape charges. it's a complicated process. he started 20 years ago to get law ma makers to amend the statute of limitations after hand himming the case of a san jose victim. deangelo received the break in the '70s when he was hired as an officer at two police departments. lori smith santa clara officer explains. >> he was hired at a time before we did psychological mandatory testing. now we do a large bat riff of psy -- battery of psychological

tests. >> reporter: dechaneangelos yea helped him allude murder but won't be facing rape charges checked to two cases in san jose and some 50 others the two san jose victims are now in their 50s and 60s him one told us memories of her assault per sils. in san jose, david luis, abc 7 news. >> the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of 1978 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rapist. today leslie brinkley caught up with one of his victims. >> thank god for dna. oh my god. it didn't lie. dna doesn't lie. . >>reporter: 52-year-old mary was sexually assaulted by the golden state killer back in 1979 when

she was just 13 years old. >> how can you stand in a 13-year-old bedroom with rainbows posters on the wall, hearts and clouds a baby's room. you are stand income a baby's room, how do you do that? >> shy learned of the arrest on the news and the relief, washed over her. >> he's going to stay there, stand there and i'm out here. it's a wonderful feeling. >> reporter: the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of fine 78 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rape it. he attacked 11 victims from concord to san jose, eight in contra costa county. >> the police are saying lock up tight. san francisco's east end rapist pay be in town. >> the community was terrorized during that year or so he was around around striking. >> reporter: district attorney 2345e7

nancy o'malley was a rape coupler and worked directly with one of the victims. >> we've made major paradigm shifts in how we handle these cases and i'm so thankful for that. you know, if this happened now, it would be different. >> reporter: she credits advances in dna processing, along with good old fashioned police work for deangelo's arrest that now gives victims finally peace of mind. >> i lived a wonderful life. i grew up in a wonderful town with so much love and it was a great day for all of is. >> in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> we are learning more about deangelo's past, he served in the navy vietnam. he graduated basic training in san diego. that was december of 1964. he became a police officer after his military career, working in the up to of exeter from 1973 to 1976 and then in auburn in the sierra foot hells from '76 to

'79 until he was fired for shop lifting. today, one of his former co-workers shared his memories of working with. . investigators believe deangelo may be the infamous ransacker who committed 100 burglaries in that area in the mid-1970. >> absolutely no indication he had a problem the the can peck up on stuff. >> not in this case. his co-worker described him as being quote strange and he didn't fit in with exeter's closely knit group of police officers. new at 6:00, we're hearing from deangelo's own sister who still lives in exeter a reporter from fresno when to the her house today. she spoke briefly but declined to be shown on camera. >> it kind of send you into

shock. you don't know how to react. it's too much. >> he worked as a mechanic in roseville, he retired last year the company september this statement, quote, none of his actions in the workplace would have led us to suspect any connection to crimes being attributed to him. stories surrounding this suspect go back decades and likely to continue for years now. you can read a time line of everything connected to this case on our website abc 7 news.com, download the nbc 7 news app to learn the the latest developments. >> they sends out this posted alert when guilty version were anounzed against bill cosby. when the verdict was read in court, many of the accusers burst into tears of joy,

embracing each other as they left the courtroom the 80 kreerld comedian was found guilty of drugging and assaulting andrea constand in 24. >> we don't believe mr. cosby is guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> when the verdict was read, cosby hung his head, later lashing out and cursing at the district attorney when he tried to have him sent straight to prison. cosby is currently out on bail and faces up to 30 years in prison. >> this conviction comes less than a year after his first trial ended in a mistrial. five women were allowed to testify in the retrial. >> one was ba form aer bc news reporter employee. she was 24 at the time cosby was 45. >> we begin our team coverage in the newsroom now with bay area reaction. le ann. >> so janice baker kinney and all of these other women could fought take bill cosby to court because in pennsylvania the statute of limitations for a

sexual assault claim runs out after 12 years. the only one whose time had not run out was andrea constand, still five of them, including baker kiner were allowed to testify in this retrial. andrea constand became the legal voice of dozens of other women who had publicly accused bill cosby of sexual assault. >> good morning. >> reporter: five other women were allowed to testify to help support her claims. their names were read out todayy by the district attorney from montgomery county, apartment. >> janice dickerson, janice baker, kinney. >> reporter: janice baker kinney who still lives in the bay area met cosby at a ms. za party at a home in reno, where he was staying. >> i was sexually assaulted by him in may of 1982. >> reporter: her reaction today, may this verdict open the flood gates to those who have been

hiding their shame for far too long and give them the courage to come forward. you are not alone. >> it took a great deal of courage. in the beginning, many were not believed. >> reporter: he opened for him during his bay area shows. >> it's sad because of all of the work that begins, that was is up incredible work, both if terms of the field and education. >> reporter: copeland says the accusations and today's verdict will forever tarnish cosby's reputation. and how did we get here? well, these rumors had been around for sometime. right? but a stand-up comedian hannibal burris mocked cosby one night calling him a rapist. someone in the audience with a cell phone recorded it. the skit was then posted on the philadelphia magazine website and it went viral.

we now know that it has changed the lives of nearly 60 women. in the newsroom, lee ann melendez, abc news. >> thank you very much. >> the cosby case is the first celebrity assault trial since the "me too" movement began last fall. >> today there is strong reacts from people na that movement. >> reporter: bill cosby's original trial ended in a mistrial next june before actress mellissa milano writes in a tweet. if you have been sexual assaulted or harassed, write #metoo. the idea that victims could be believed. hollywood actresses spoke out against harvey weinstein and brought down the powerful movie producer who had been long rumors of improprietys. women watched from sacramento to walk, laws are being rewritten to hold perpetrators

accountable. one of the accusers credits me too for the hollywood ending. >> today this jury has shown that what the "me too" movement are saying that women are worthy of being believed. >> and strong reaction today from hollywood, actress rose mcgowan a weinstein accuser tweets, cosby is guilty. i'm sire i sorry if you love a lie. his victims can now exhale. thank you judge and jury. thank you society for waking up. a leading voice from me too in sacramento the women's caucus chair chris teen pelosi. she says the cosby verdict will only boost the movement. >> and to the next bill cosby out there, we're coming for you, with a different set of law a different set of attitude a different set of jury instructions than we had before. >> pelosi points out it wasn't that long ago when juries were instructed by the judge the charge of rape is easy to make and difficult to disprove. that is what some contradiction

of the me too movement are now saying. >> and there's a lot more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> a twist in the reuben foster domestic violence case. his ex-girlfriends is saying she made the story up. more details ahead, including the legal issues she could now face. >> spencer christian, how about a few spring sprinkles to spice up your week? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> reporter: brown weed is taking over the shores of a taking over the shores of a local lake. taking over the shores of a local lake. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet.

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way at the demilitarized zone. here's video of moon jae-in and north korean leader shake hands and kim stepping across the border into south korea. it's the first time a leader crossed the south 65 years ago. the leaders are supposed to discuss de-nuclearization and planning the beginning stages of a peace agreement. rooup reuben foster recan'ted her allegations of domestic violence saying she lied to authorities about her hitting him in february. foster is not int clear just yet a cloud of uncertain tier linkers over line back e reuben foster. >> if many foster didn't do it's not fair to dismiss him from the team. >> reporter: he was facing multile felony corporation,

includi including domestic violence in february. wednesday around, an attorney for foster's ex-girlfriend released a statement saying that her compliept made up the entire story. his goal was to trash his career. she went on to say she previously sustained injuries in a fight with another woman and had the video to prove it. despite her attempt to recan't the story the district attorney's office opted to move forward with the case. legal analyst stephen clark says it's unlikely she will face charges of her own for lying to verdicts. >> by coming on early on and saying i'd like to okay at this and till what this will happen, it will december the da's office doesn't want to compound this problem. >> reporter: stephanie

wrote -- ennis apologizes to anyone that may have been harmed in this calls the 49ers have indicated to see foster's case end before making decision with the team but said he would be removed if domestic charges were proved uncrew. she not taking part in team activities. he will return to court on mind. reporting to san jose, chris wynn, abc 7 news. let's talk about the weather, the weekend is good. >> is there drops coming in, spepser? >> there will be a few drops, they will be widely scattered. here's a look at live toper 7 at the moment. we have mainly sunny skies, some clouds there at the coastline,

maybe mid-level clouds, the system that is generating this unsual weather. we have a storm brewing out to sea off the coast of the pacific northwest. it's counterclock wise, generating cooler manner air, producing some occasionally gusty winds and over in the sierras, generated an outbreak of thunderstorms, which are quite widespread. they'e tapering off right now. that's our weather maker. right now, we're looking at mainly sunny skies, as we look eastward over the bay. mid-level clouds are drifting throughout over the bay. 55 degrees here in san francisco. 67 across the bay and oakland, san jose, 54 degrees at half moon bay, this is looking westward, you can see lots of bright sunlight renexting off the bay water there. temperature readings 62 at santa rosas. fairfield and concord and

livermore. one more look at golden gate, traffic is flowing freely, i might add. we see low clouds pushing inland i don't have night. although, we don't see the evidence of those low clouds, where they appeared earlier in the evening, earlier this week. we see scattered sprinkles tomorrow and saturday, the cooler than average pattern we have right now, will continue through the week. overnight, look for partly cloudy conditions, upper 40s and low 50. tomorrow we see breezy conditions at the coast. high temperatures barely reaching into the mid- to upper-60s inland. so it will be cooler than average for this time of the year. a mainly dry day. we may see sprinkles developing up north. here's the forecast, 5:00 tomorrow morning, we see widespread low clouds and fog moving into the viewing area mid-day tomorrow. later in the evening hours, we see another outbreak of

scattered sprinkles, becoming more widespread, moving into saturday morning. much of the bay area will see no rainfall at all. there is a good chance spotty sprinkles will peck up over the next day or two. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. we get through this cooler than average temperature, we see temperatures rebound, a gradual warming trend will begin on monday, continueding into tuesday, by wednesday, thursday next week, we see temperatures in a more seasonable range. about 60 degrees or so along the coast smr all right. thank you, spencer. >> well, get ready to say, aloha. >> next the four new

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stocks climbed today at a market rally by a technology company, facebook's stock jumped 14 points, equal to 9%, proof of how excited investors were after reading its first quarter earnings report the dow gained 238 points the nasdaq went up by 114. stock in amazon rose 4% during the trading day. is up 6% after hours. it's reaction to news that its first quarter profit more than doubled from a year ago,

surpassing expectations. amazon prime has been key to the increase in revenue the seattle-based company has more than 100 million prime member, even though monthly membership costs recently increased the southwest is adding flights to hawaii. we show you exactly >> aloha from southwest. we knew it was going to fly to hawaii. we found out which cities it will fly to. there are four of them. southwest announcing it will be honolulu on the island of oahu, on the island of mao and they are expected to start late this year or early in 2019, the company didn't reveal specific routes they are waiting to fly the boeing 737s between half and the u.s. mainland.

in the past they said they fly most of their routes through florida. >> southwest haven't announced the new flights but says they will be less than other airlines. two days after the fire started that gut an apartment complex under construction still smoldering. >> tonight see what's preventing the neighbors from going home. also ahead -- >> what would do you if you witnessed a pan calling a group of kids the n-word. the conversation that's not only

live where you riff, this is abc 7 news. >> i said something in the heat of a stressful situation and i regret it and i am sincerely sorry to the black community for doing that. >> a racial slur sparks outrage in emeryville. a man describes his side of the story. this involves a popcorn shop a racial slur and a facebook post that went viral. >> deann lynn has the story of how the n-word has started a

heated conversation. >> reporter: i stood there and tried to rationalize with that man. he didn't even care. >> reporter: when a group of kids entered the cornology popcorn shop on sunday, what she recalls happening is shockin. >> i saw a group of kids walk up. a group about ten. the next thing i know, he's chasing them out of the store, saying get out of here, don't come back here, ns. he said the full word. i wasn't expecting that. >> reporter: when facebook showed what he said, it went viral. >> he didn't apologize to me once. >> i ask for differentness. >> reporter: we convinced ma, to talk to us on camera and give his side of the story. he says this is why he used that racial slur. >> i'm guessing 15 young african-americans just ran into the store. one took a soda and threw it up against the wall. >> why is he making up these stories in he's not sake, oh, i

was robbed. i was there. i didn't see no kids running out with bags of popcorn. >> there is no under surveillance video from that day, emeryville police say there have been petty thefts since last fall. whatever happened inside the store, mark admits there is no reason for using the racial slur. >> i said something in the heat of a stressful situation. and i regret it and i am sincerely sorry to the black community for doing that. >> reporter: i know what you are thinking, this is a story of he said versus she said because of a conversation on facebook the mayor says this conversation now needs to take place face-to-face. >> i mean we're talking about somebody who made racist statements to children in our community. >> reporter: her message, change only happens when someone decides to speak up. >> my family and other african-americans have been fighting that for generations.

i'm not still going to fight that in 2018. it's not my responsibility to keep fighting. >> a federal judge has ruled conservative groups can sue uc berkeley over restrictions put in place for high profile speakers the restrictions were created in february over, of lastier, over the scheduled aspooerns means of conservative commentator. speeches by other conservatives were moved to smaller and more campus locations for security reason, conservatives claim this is the situation. >> that means the lawsuit can move forward. the university of california board of regepts announced today it will not vote on and in state tuition hike. instead, regepts say they will continue the ask for full state funding of the university. >> that doesn't mean a commission hike is off the table. >> let's take you to concord now, where hundreds of people will have to spend another night away from their homes as evacuations remain in place near the site of tuesday's massive

construction fire. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains what's taking so long. when they could be allowed to return. >> we are not going to open renaissance one tonight. >> the announcement came before 5:00. some 250 residents will not be allowed to return that their apartments. >> we the ill have problems there, we need to knock down. walls that are unstable. >> after some fled with their pajamas and pets, red cross spent the afternoon bracing for clouds in the dinner time. >> we are waiting on pins and needments. >> the fire department made good progress, tearing down entire stories of the charred buildings, with a tool called a spudnext. >> it's basically a good old iron beam. it's kind of like taking a baseball bat to a wall. >> they demolished the team to begin investigation and let firefighters finish putting out the flames. >> there have been flare-ups. can you see smoke from the hot spots out there.

>> with the worst dangers taken care of, there was another problem, keeping relevant dents from returning home. although their apartments were spared by the flames, they were filled with smoke. >> we no ethe air quality is not healthy. >> reporter: project managers will bring in a clean-up company. even then, eight apartments remain red tagd near where this scaffolding fell across the street where the fire burned. >> they are red tagled. right now now there is a threat to them. from any potential collapse in that corner. >> reporter: it was slated for mve-ins in september. investigators aren't saying much about similarities to the apartment construction fires last year in the east bay. but they are gathering evidence. >> there were a couple security cameras in there and our versions did carry them out. a federal judge las convi convicted a man of illegally anchoring his boat at aquatic koefb. they say the verdict puts a temporary ends to a six-month

standoff between brian penington and park police and swimmers. they say he was polluting the bay with sewage. he represented himself at the time hearing and challenged the legality of the federal laws that govern the cove. his trimaran has been tied up at hyde street pier since mid-april. the yachtsman will be sentenced on may 10th. a mystery in sonoma county this spring. a certain plant is growing like crazy. >> the concern isn't what is growing, but where it's growing and why. >> here's abc reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: at spring lake in sonoma county, there is a not so subtle contrast between the wild life and along the shore lean, life running wild.wild. more like a murky mucky muck that's appeared the last few weeks. >> this is very unusual. it's never happened like this before. >> it's definitely noticeable and it spread. >> >> reporter: you are looking

at a native plant, according to sonoma county regional parks, it's having a banner year. >> we have it in almost every pond and lake in sonoma county at some level. >> reporter: to this degree? >> not to this degree. >> reporter: it appears every interpreting never in this quantitity. the difference this year the water appears to have more nutrients and the source. here's one theory, fire retardant, last fall, flames blanketed this region with the orange stuff, which also contains fertilizer. as much as 10% in some cases. some of that may have worked its way into the runoff smr it's possible. i'm not going to rule it out. >> reporter: though there may be other environmental factors ranging from water temperature to depth to said imt. the county says it's neither dangerous or permanent. in fact, it is edible in some parts of the world but not here, please, said mom. at interpreting lake, wayne

freedman, abc 7 news. >> hard to believe. we are weeks away from the june primary election. >> surprising numbers in the california primary race. a man suddenly breaks down the warranty won't cover it. ahead on 7 on y

a newly released poll shows governor newsome is solidifying support. the new poll from uc berkeley's institute of governmental studies shows newsome has likely 30% of report. two republicans are in 2nd and 3rd place. businessman john cox has 18% and travis allen 16%. former l.a. mayor regoe sa has fallen hein. mike pompeo has been sworn in as president trump's second secretary of state. he cleared the last hurdle today when the senate voted 57-42 to confirm his appointment. the former cia director will have a long list of appreciateing issues in his new role, including the decision on

the iran nuclear deal and president trump's upcoming sum with north korean jong-un, ronny jackson has withdrawn his name following allegations, he is accused of giving out drugs without a prescription and wrecking a government car while intoxicated. president trump blasted the process this morning on fox news. >> he would have done a great job. these are all false accusations. these are false, they're trying to destroy a man. >> in a statement, jackson called the allegations false and fabricated. >> today's daily white house briefing works a little more unusual. it's a part of taking your child to work day. white house pressing is sarah sanders two sons joined her at the podium. in the oval office, president trump took time out to sign autographs for visiting children. >> that's nice. >> they with us.

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prince william says he is honored to be asked and is very much supportive of being there for his brother harry served as best man for he and kate middletop. there will be a special edition i digs on saturday may 19th. robin roberts will anchor live from wind sore, england. if your car breaks down, your warranty may pay for repairs. >> a man thought he was covered. eneeded help. michael sprang into action. >> this guy loves his jeep. he really loves his jeep wrangler. he treats it almost like one of the family. he is diligent for taking it into regular maintenance, yet for all his devotion, he was blamed for destroying the engine. cruising in his jeep wrapping ler, top down on a sunny day. noah mcdonagh is having a blast. >> just out in the open. >> reporter: he made sure to take it in for regular

maintenance, one day a problem. >> i can hear a knocking sound in the engine. >> he checked it. it was okay. weeks later a shocking report. >> the engine was destroyed. >> reporter: thankfully, noah had this lifetime warranty covering engine repair. >> it absolutely falls underneath that warranty. however, weeks later, an inspector from fiat chrysler came out with a stinging report. >> they said i was negligent, i ran it without enough oil in it. >> reporter: fiat chrysler said he caused the damage by running the yep with low oil. noah said, that was impossible. >> always take it to the dealership for service, always on time. >> reporter: he pointed to records showing his jeep received leg e regular servicing at the authorized dealer, including timely oil changes.

still, fiat chrysler denied his appeal. >> this is not right. >> reporter: noah contacted 7 on your side, we contacted fiat chrysler. it agreed to replace the engine free of charge after all. it said the decision was based on the fact he had all his oil changes done at the dealer and was a loyal customer. now the jeep has a new engine and once again noah is feeling the winds in his hair. >> and my mustache. i think 7 on your side is excellent. >> reporter: though says the dealership not only replaced his engine, installed a new clutch. in all the warrantyco saved him $8,000. he remains a huge jeep wrangler fan. i want to hear from you, the abc 7 hot line is weekdays from 10:00 to 2:00. you can reach me on my facebook page? he seems like good guy.

thanks, very much. we are following breaking news at san jose a person has died after a mobile home fire this afternoon. fire officials told abc 7 a child is missing as well. >> sky 7 flew over the scene of firefighters got a hand him on the blaze, it was first reported at 4:45 in north san jose, off highway 237. >> the victim has not been identified yet. fire crew versus fought determined a cause of the fire. we will provide updates online and onair as they become available. >> all right. for the moment, let's update the weather forecast one last time for you. >> spencer is here. >> reporter: you probably noticed a cooldown. >> that will continue right after the weekend. this is live doppler 7. we have mostly clear skies right now. clouds are moving over the bay, low clouds and fog will push locally across the bay and inland. low temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow we see another day much like today, cooler, breezy at

the coast, partly cloudy, high temperatures from the low- to mid-60s to mid and upper 60s inland. so quite a bit cooler than average. over the next seven days, we start with friday and saturday, widely scattered sprinkles into saturday morning. finally on sunday, it looks like it will dry out a bit. temperatures will be quite a bit below average this time of year. we get sunnier skies, finally mid-week, next week, we see temperatures back in the usual range for this time of the year. >> all right. looks good, thank you, spencer. >> all right, intrigue and sports time. a question and answer. >> a lot of it. actually the raiders made their picks in the nfl draft. merely seconds ago. we have been wonder fog for weeks now, steph curry, will you yield in time for round two of the playoffs? guess who was back in practice guess who was back in practice today, looking ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you.

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good evening, i'm afraid i have some bad news, for the new orleans pelicans, warriors star steph curry two time mvp on the verge of returning. it looks like he may be back game one. today curry practiced without limitation. looked great in his post practice shooting with ease. he sprained the mcl march 23rd.

tomorrow will be exactly five weeks sense he got hurt. steve kerr encouraged what he saw from the two time mvp today. >> we'll upgrade him to questionable. we'll see how he responds tomorrow physically. we got to put him through another practice tomorrow. we want to stripping him through another few days before a playoff game. he's getting better. >> you can see he's warring that knee brace on there. the nfl draft tonight in dallas they got 100,000 fans there. the browns gamble on a quarterback. this is either going to be a brimiant pick or will the doom them to many more years of misery. >> the cleveland browns select baker mayfield the dog pound not happy there. backer mayfield in oklahoma, small, doesn't have a big arm. does have a whole lot of

swagger. we'll see the giants take penn state with the second overall pick. he may be the best overall player in the draft. the jets take sam arnold, third overall, hoping to be the new franchise quarterback in new york. the browns have the fourth peck. they took denzel ward. this is a keep of a steel for them. now the 9ers, they have the ninth overall pick. they have to many on defense, instead decided on protection for jimmy garoppolo. the guy can bulldoze people, play both left and right tackle in college. 20 brown, maybe not the perfect fit in kyle shan aham hasn't's system the falcons quarterback, matt ryan the raiders traded back. they thought they would go defense, maybe derwin james out of florida state. instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller.

he's from roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said, we prepared really well. we feel really ready to start

tonight and get the first win. >> the lpga and lake merced mere championship, lexi thompson, 3 under 69. a birdie on 18. one back of the pack of leaders. local hero, juli inkster, out of san jose state. here she is on 17, making a run at it. chipping in from the rough for birdie. lydia ko, jessica korda share the lead at 4 under par. it's a lock jam. >> thanks, larry. >> all right, join us tonight at 9:00 a san francisco company develops a home test that would enable anyone to check themselves for diseases, infection, even cancers. that's at 9:00. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00, feeling aengs, down or just need to talk? there is a new way you might be able improve your mood, just by

picking up your phone, researchers say it's working. >> tonight catch the new drama station 19 followed at 10:00 by the season premier of quantico. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition. look for breaking news on 26. thanks for joining us. from all of us here, we appreciate your time, hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a software engineer from brooklyn, new york... a graduate student from nashville, tennessee... and our returning champion, a travel marketer from north bergen, new jersey... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. did you happen to notice in the introductions how happy robert and carolyn looked? and they haven't won any money yet.

let's see what happens in this half-hour. good luck, players. here we go. categories for today... oh, dear. ah, that's better. the i is in quotation marks. you know what that means. then you get to deal with... hey... and finally... these will be descriptive phrases from old english or norse. you figure it out. jen, start. expressions from old brit lit for $200, please. robert. -what is the sun? -yeah. could i have me, myself & "i" for $200, please? carolyn. -what is an infant? -correct. "i" for $400.