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live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." hi, harry, take you meghan. >> i, meghan, take you harry. >> a wedding fit for royalty. the world watches as prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot with a nod to the past and a look to the future. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> for some, today's ceremony may have felt like watching a real-life fairy tale play out before their eyes. >> there are few things that can rise to the level and match the glitz and glamour of a royal wedding. molly hunter is live to tonight in windsor, england. molly, people still buzzing there. >> reporter: they are definitely still buzzing. good evening, eric and dion. that's right. it was an extraordinary day, and after the ceremony, after the reception the royal newlyweds spent all nigh partying with

their friends far away from us and the media. the new duke of sussex opened the door to his silver blue 1968 jaguar for his new bride, a scene straight out of the james bond movie. the new dutchess of sussex took our breath away for the second time today, stunning in a stella mccartney evening dress. the british designer saying, i'm so proud to have been chosen, and meghan's ring belonged to princess diana. she also put diana's favorite flowers, forget-me-nots, in her bouquet and this moment making her mom and all of us emotional. harry whispering to his breed. >> hi, harry, take you, meghan. >> to be my wife. >> to be my husband. >> till death us do part. >> till death to us part. >> reporter: after the ceremony little charlotte briefly stole the show, and that moment we have been waiting for all day and not once but twice --

two kisses. how lucky are we and how happy do they look? it is already morning here, so they will be waking up, hopefully not for a couple of hours because it is really early here, but they will wake up husband and wife. eric, dion. >> we love it. the sun is up, the party is over. we have to ask what is next. is it time for a honeymoon? >> reporter: well, it should be, but they are going straight back to work. they have an engagement on tuesday honoring prince charles's 70th anniversary. then we understand they will jet set off on a honeymoon. location tbd, talking about botswana, but, i hope it is far away from the media and very quiet. >> hoping they get privacy. molly hunter live for us in england. thank you. >> there was no shortage of celebrities at the wed, george clooney and amal clooney were among the guests.

she chose a bright yellow dress and hat for the occasion. even if you are george clooney you still need an invitation to get into the chapel. tennis great serena williams came. she posted shots of herself on instagram getting ready for the big day. she wore pinch versace with a matching fascinator. she also shared photos with her husband and daughter. >> i'm impressed with your fashion knowledge. >> it said it in the script. royal watchers in the bay area got up early to see the wedding. >> others slept in and celebrated with a post-wedding reception. here is cornell bernard. >> will you take harry to be your husband. >> reporter: a proper british tea party to watch a proper rebroadcast of the royal wedding at the sir francis drake hotel. >> i think it is really exciting actually. i think they're really nice people. >> i loved it. i woke up at 3:00. her expressions and you see a lot of love between her and the

prince. >> reporter: guests paid $125 to show off their fascinators, drink tea and eat crumpets and skoens, even a few american twists thrown in for meghan like doughnuts. >> will it be frowned on in england? >> everybody loves doughnuts. >> reporter: nobody toss pomp and circumstance like the royals. let's talk about the amazing dress. >> gorgeous. she is a lovely person. >> reporter: on knob hill wedding bells were chiming for the happy couple here at grace cathedral. the bells chimed at noon to celebrate the royal wedding. the episcopal church has ties to the uk. laura moss and paul stopped to listen. >> i think they're a fabulous couple. they're going to do good things for this world. >> reporter: harry and meghan, congrats from the bay area. cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." here at home, english public

in san jose opened at 3:00 this morning for a royal wedding viewing party. it included a traditional british breakfast. wedding watchers took home souvenir replica engagement rings and mugs. now, if you didn't wake up early to watch the royal wedding, you can get a full recap of all the best moments including video and pictures at our website, "abc 7 news".com. well, still there's less rather than nine hours till the start of beta breakers. organizers are preparing the race course tonight. katie utehs shares the new addition to the events this year. >> reporter: runners are registered, someay to breakers race. >> i've heard it is fun. it has been on my list 15 years. >> reporter: others for got about it. they're towing cars from the race route. the citation costs $74 and it is

another $400 to get it out of impound. it crosses up the infamous hayes hill to golden gate park to the finish line at the beach. >> we are happy to introduce the breakers bonus. we are giving people the option to extend the race by an extra three kilometers off the classic 12k course. >> it attracts a diverse crowd from elite runners to partiers to those looking to settle the score. >> my friend is from chicago. we grew up together. he came out in 1991 and i smoked him in that race. so he's back f rematch. >> reporter: costumes are preferred. >> you know, i'm actually pretty sure there will be a ton of royal wedding costumes this year with the big event happening today. >> reporter: clothing is optional. >> when you're a naked guy with butterfly wings on his back passed me up and i said, i'm not going to look at that for the next five miles so i got ahead of him. i ran my best time. >> reporter: the start time is

8:00 in the morning and roads along the route are closed. if you need to travel north to south, the embarcadero and 19th avenue are the best bets. roads likely reopen around 2:00 in the afternoon. in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >> if you are going to be in bay to breakers, post your video with the #abc7now so we can feature them on air and line. >> if you have been in san francisco, it has been windy. >> will you be facing headwinds? >> yes, guys, that wind will be with us tomorrow morning, especially close to the coast. it will be a cool and cloudy morning tomorrow for all of those taking part in the race. here we go, bay to breakers. it is a popular event. sunday morning, overcast skies early on. the race begins with a temperature of 54 degrees, and that headwind throughout the morning is going to be gusting at times, 20 to 30 miles per hour. so make sure your costumes, you got them secure on yourself

because they could be blowing around as that wind is rather active. so early on tomorrow morning the wind on the coast. it will spread across the entire region throughout the day with gusts over 20 miles per hour by tomorrow evening once again. t will be a cooler finish to the weekend as well. those numbers in the full accuweather forecast when i see you in a few minutes. >> sounds good, drew. thank. a car crashed into a man driving a scooter in san francisco's north beach area. it happened at this intersection at bay and powell streets about 8:00 tonight. you see emergency crews on the scene caring for the driver who was wearing a helmet. we know the car's driver the stay at the crash site. redwood city firefighters knocked down a two-alarm fire this afternoon on middlefield road. no injuries were reported but the road had to be closed. it took about 45 minutes to get

the fire under control. one resident grabbed a fire extinguisher and managed to get out of the building when the fire started in the apartment below him. >> the smoke was pretty thick so i just ran downstairs and just ran across the street, and just watched it all go up in smoke. >> investigators are looking into what caused that blaze. still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, the power of social media. >> i mean i think it saved my son's life and i think it saved my life as well. >> a mother and son share a remarkable story with "abc 7 news" of how a simple tweet became their medical savior. a decades-old tradition celebrating the men and women in blue brought hundreds to one bay area mall this last day of national police week. >> new details about the

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days. thank you, twitter. that's one one san francisco man is saying tonight after a stranger on the social media platform connected him to a surgeon who in turn saved his mother's life. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> reporter: dear everyone who works at twitter, you saved my mom's life this week. heartfelt words on the same platform shane used a year ago when he was in the hospital for something called thoracic outlet syndrome many one of his followers, a total stranger private messaged him. >> this person that had the same surgery that i had never met before. >> reporter: what are the odds that random person would lead him to dr. jason lee at stanford? dr. lee did not operate but gave shane good advice. this year shane's mother, tammy, started having leg pains. >> i went through the whole gamut of test. i got the ultrasound on my legs. i got the ultrasound on my heart. i got the ultrasound on my carotid arteries and went through a stress test. >> reporter: she was diagnosed

with peripheral arterial disease. her swollen legs stopped her from walking. in severe cases amputation is required. shane called dr. lee. >> he was like, they should not do that surgery. this is solveable. i can solve it. we should do this now. >> reporter: this was tammy on tuesday, right before surgery, and this was tammy the very next day, hours after discharge. >> i walked 1.5 miles, which before i couldn't even wa walk .2 miles without my legs swelling up. >> reporter: dr. lee used stints during the outpatient procedure and today tammy walked a mile and got a pedicure. her son, meantime, took to twitter to give thanks. >> twitter saved my mom's life. >> reporter: he has gotten several messages, all from strangers with similar health issues, all asking for support, advice and, yes, referrals to dr. lee. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." innovators, experimenters and tech enthusiast crafters are

sharing ideas and techniques at the maker fair bay area. "abc 7 news" watt at the festival for invention and creativity, showcasing makers who explore new forms of technology. one is glow forge, a seattle-based company known for 3d laser printers. visitors get a hans to make their own creation, in a variety of different materials at the push of a button. >> all sorts of different products and prices here. we are creating anything from wallets to maps to custom-engraved chocolate, and all around we see people using hands and tools to create millions of different creative crafts. >> reporter: it runs through 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. dozens of bay area citizens came out today to thank a police officer and see exactly what they do. "abc 7 news" was in san bruno at the shops at tanforan for the 36th annual police day celebration. the mall partners with the

police to highlight the service to the public. one of those is bringing out the canine units from bomb-sniffing dogs to narcotics detectors. >> that's probably the most popular event of police day, but there's a lot of cool vintage vehicles, a lot of information on what we do, and it is just a great way for police to interact with the public in kind of a low-key, relaxed atmosphere. 20 bay area law enforcement agencies participated in today's event. another bay area pet lover falls victim to the huge puppy scam, but now a happy ending to her story. >> oh, i'm so grateful. it is wonderful that they can do that. >> tomorrow night at 11:00, 7 on your side shows you what is different with this victim and how it could mean good news for the rest of us. getting to our weather now, we had a hold-on-to-your hats kind of day, probably the same day tomorrow. >> but tomorrow we have bay to breakers. what can we look forward to? >> it will be one of the days

where you will be fighting the wind all day. it has been so breezy to start off the weekend, and tomorrow the wind sticks with us and brings in cooler air to finish off the weekend. live doppler satellite tonight, a mix of stars and clouds out tonight. no issues with with precipitation. we will take you outside with a live look at the roof top camera along the embarcadero, san francisco. you notice the trees swaying ever so slightly, the flags on top of the ferry building rather active. this breeze has just been constant for a lot of us and it is still this hour. we have a gust right now to 20 in san francisco, 24 right now through fairfield. so the delta seeing the brunt of the wind at this hour. 17 miles an hour in oakland, 18 that current wind in concord. coming from the cool ocean water, when the ocean watt temperature only 51 degrees you can bet the air temperature will be similar at this hour. 53 the current number in san francisco. we are at 55 in san jose. 56 in concord, and cool in napa

with a current temperature of 50 degrees. here is the call from twaukt accuweather. we have been stuck in a pattern where at night the cloud fills back in, will do so again over the next 12 hours. mainly overcast skies for a lot of us. could seacoastal drizzle as well tomorrow morning. watch the time stamp early tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morning, a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. there's a chance of drizzle isolated in spots. that cloud cover is going to take its time to retreat back to the coast. by 11:00 sunday morning, likely still some spots dealing with some patchy fog and cloud cover away from the coast. but by the afternoon we will see a fair amount of sunshine, but that wind still remains rather active. that's going to keep us on the cool side once again. so highs on your sunday in our microclimate starting with the south bay, san jose at 68 tomorrow. the average high should be in the mid if not upper 70s, so certainly cool for may standards.

71 the high in gilroy. 67 for cupertino. 63 for redwood city, 66 in mountain view, but it will be rather breezy on the coast. half moon bay a high of only 56 degrees. downtown san francisco tomorrow, afternoon sunshine. 59. we will be stuck in the clouds for much of the day for daly city. windy with a high of 56. 70 for petaluma. about 72 in santa rosa. 66 in vallejo and the breeze strong through the delta tomorrow. so 63 for oakland. 64 the high in fremont. about 62 in berkley. 64 in hercules. inland it is the mixed bag of 60s and 70. about 73 in bits burg and antioch up to 74. the accuweather seven day forecast, a breezy afternoon tomorrow after the slow retreat of the cloud cover to the coast. it is a steady pattern next couple of days, morning fog, afternoon sunshine and minor

dips in our temperatures each and every day. by friday we're near average, but still we're keeping that trend of cool for may, at least the next seven days. can't seem to shake some of the chill we have overhead. >> we still are going to have people wearing costumes, right? >> it is going to be great. i can't way to see what people dress up as. >> people watching. >> yes. >> thanks. >> hopefully people choose to dress up as something. >> at all. >> two goats, several police officers and a lasso. how could this possibly end? >> oh, we have the

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take a look at these two unlikely fugitives leading police on a chase through several neighborhoods near orlando. yeah, goats, hiding behind cars, running under trees to avoid visuals from the sky. >> i mean they're pretty cute, right? every time the captors got close, the goats would take off in another direction.

no word on exactly where they came from or how they got loose. authorities did finally get their goats. ha-ha, with a lasso. >> need better camouflage. >> i thought you were going to say need better jokes. >> that too. anthony flores is here with sports. >> some people like to call lebron james the goat and he played like it tonight. king james is not ready to let his rule come to an end.

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oracle in the playoffs over the last two seasons. the series is tied at one win a piece. the warriors dominated the first game, then got blown out in game two. that has some thinking the dubs might be in trouble against the rockets, but draymond green doesn't think so. no, he says the dubs play better when they're challenged. >> i think we're at our best when we feel threatened. you know, game one we felt threatened. we came out with a sense of urgency. game two, we maybe didn't feel as threatened and the sense of urgency wasn't there. so, you know, it's -- think you're allowed one of those a series. we had our one. it is time to lock in. >> chewbacca at game three. lebron using the force with the big block there on aaron banes. check out the pass from kevin love. a hear ye, hear ye, all rise for the king. james with 27 points, 12 assists and five boards.

brad stevens and the celtics had no answers when j.r. smith becomes j.r. swish. yeah, it is all over. the cavs roll 116-86. boston still leads the series two games to one. brandon crawford is golden with the glove, but lately it is his bat that's keeping the giants in the hunt in the national league west. the giants taking on the rockies, white caps on the bay. down 2-1 in the third. crawford with the bases loaded, double loun the left field line. giants take the lead. they add another. now it is 7-4, giants in the sixth. crawford taps the rock. it is a two-run shot, three hits, four r.b.i. on the day for him. the giants homered in eight straight. they snap their three-game skid. 9-4 is the final. crawford, he is batting .450. >> once he started to get a couple of hits, you feel better at the plate and that can go a long way. came out swinging well today.

i think ended up with 17 hits, so any day you hit 17 hits, it is pretty good. >> going to have a really good hitting team. we're going to run into some guys that sometimes will be able to pitch well and shut us down, but that's anybody. i think overall on a day-to-day basis you will see a good showing out of us. >> the a's and the jays, beautiful day north of the border in toronto. manaea gives you a two-run homer. jay has put up four runs in the fifth inning. to the seventh. 4-1, toronto. bases loaded with two out and two strikes on chad pinder. and he comes through in a big way. his first career grand slam. former a's pitcher tyler clipper, eight straight games with a home run for the a's. they win 5-4. they're two games over .500 and won four of the last five. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up in about 20 minutes we will hear more from the warriors and lebron james on their big win over the celtics.

>> thank you, anthony. much more ahead to come on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, including new fears tonight as the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island spews more lava. the incredible show from one of the fissures. >> over your head. pretend we're going to shoot you. >> and a dramatic police confront to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

♪ live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, a

wedding fit for royalty. the world watched meghan markle and before tie the knot. the royal couple are spending their first night as a married couple in windsor castle after a party for 200 people at nearby frogmorehouse tonight. no immediate plans for a honeymoon. a san francisco man is thanking twitter after a stranger on the social media platform connected him to a surgeon that saved his mother's life. dr. lee didn't operate on shane, but when his mom had leg pain he carried out life-saving surgery. >> less than nine hours to go for the start of the bay to breakers. organizers are prepping the race route tonight. the runners are ready. some 40,000 people registered for the 107th bay to bakers. the annual 12k race crosses san francisco from downtown, up the infamous hayes hills through golden gate park to finish line at ocean beach. the lava flow from the erupting kilauea volcano could

cross a highway. >> this is a sight to see. this comes as lava pours out of fissures, threatening dozens of homes. abc reporter marcy gonzalez on the big island. >> reporter: tonight lava closing in and destroying four more homes. >> it is incredible. a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> reporter: the fast-moving lava flow covering a roadway, trapping several people on the other side, rescuers forced to go in by helicopter to pull them to safety. 22 fissures have opened here in the corner of hawaii's big island in the past two weeks. this is one of the latest fissures to open, and it is just incredible to see this massive fountain. the earth underneath just pulsating. >> reporter: some quieting down only to burst open yet again. >> reporter: and this is fissure number 17. it has been the most active, spraying lava like this now for almost a week. that hissing, roaring and the booms coming from this thing can be heard for miles. 25 miles away at the summit of

kilauea, yet another explosive eruption overnight like this one, spraying ash 7,000 feet into the air. >> i am thinking that this is the new norm. >> reporter: residents ready for the potential this volcanic emergency -- may not end for weeks. >> and they're bracing for the possibility of more evacuations as the lava spreads. officials are also monitoring the sulfur dioxide levels, concerned if the winds shift those toxic fumes could be carried to more populated areas. marcy gonzalez, "abc 7 news", hawaii. a wild cougar today killed one man and seriously injured another as the two were mountain biking through the woods in take koka, washington. police say the 31-year-old survivor called 911 around 11:00 this morning yelling for help. the call dropped but the man called back a short time later saying a cougar attacked him and his friend. officers located the surviving biker from a gps ping. they found the cougar standing over his dead friend's body.

it has been yu thannized. >> plaun trump is back at the white house. she returned to the white house this morning. she was at walter reed national military medical center since monday. the white house has not said what kidney condition she has but it is benign. a woman in houston sharedeo exchange between a police officer and a woman during a traffic stop. bystander started filming after the police stopped the suv with four people inside. you hear the officer instructing them to get out one at a time with their hands up. the person sitting behind the driver's seat was told three times to put their hands up and then this happened. >> over your head, pretend we're going to shoot you. >> why would you say that? he said, put your hands up like we're going to shoot you. why would he say that? >> it is hard to see, but you

can hear harris talk about another officer confiscating one of the passenger's crutches. houston police have not released the reason for the stop or detentions. the last of the gordon brewery restaurants in the bay area is closing. the restaurants in san francisco and palo alto as well as san jose were started by the pioneering brewers dean and gordon biersh. our media partner the bay area news group says craft works current owner in colorado will close down the remaining restaurant in san jose next month. . still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, there is a bold plan to help one neighborhood devastated by the north bay wildfires, but it comes with a steep price tag. . meteorologist as winds are breezy out there

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brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. there may be new hope for embattled residents of santa rosa's journeys and mobile home park. >> it is a plan to move them to the sonoma county fair grounds.

wayne freedman explains who is behind the proposal and how much it would cost. >> why don't you get on your bed. >> reporter: it is a mutual accommodation, one man and an 80-pound black lab living in a fifth wheel rental. he is a survivor from the mobile home park. >> being in limbo, not knowing what will happen tomorrow. >> reporter: we documented the limbo as former residents live in motels, cut off from 44 surviving homes. they haven't the funds to move from an unliveable community behind a locked gate which brings us to a second lock and now maybe hope if the burbank housing foundation can pull off a miracle behind the so nona county fair grounds. >> we propose to relocate the homes still standing that can be relocated here to this park. for those that can't be physically moved, to bring in new trailers to be located on this park. >> reporter: now with the foundation, burbank wants a long-term lease from the county for these 3.2 acres. >> it is not going to be the

same, but it is still in santa rosa at least. >> reporter: the mobile home project on the site would cost roughly $7 million, mostly government money. the fair grounds board would have to weigh in and the county board of supervisors. if both approve, there still could be opposition. >> i don't like that. >> reporter: neighbors may be an issue. james wilson has spent seven months with a temporary camp for fire survivors practically in miss backyard, and now this. >> to start with, it is a nasty neighborhood for a bunch of old people to live in. >> reporter: steve morrow says don't worry about that. he just wants to be part of a community again. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> don't let the blue skies fool you when it comes to the weather. >> check in with george now for a look at the winds. >> you know what? it is a nice looking afternoon on the way. when you step outside the winds will be active again. the winds are breezy in a lots of spots. look at this, about 20 miles per hour at sfo, 12 at nap autopsy and 24 in fairfield and the wind at half moon bay at 15.

similar winds overnight and picking up a bit tomorrow afternoon. overcast skies tonight, and coastal drizzle. mid 40s to lower 50s your temperatures tomorrow morning. get you to bay to bakers, san francisco on sunday, overcast skies with a mist as you get close to the coast. by 8:00 that race begins, with a temperature of about 554 degrees. you have the headwind coming at you, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour, so certainly not the fastest race you have taken tomorrow morning. high sunday, take a look at this, below average, keeping the trend of cool may temperatures. it is windy on the coast with the winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. as you move inland, probably 15 to 20 or better. the high in san francisco 63. afternoon sunshine, with 72 the high in santa rosa and concord as well. these numbers five to eight degrees below where they should be. the accuweather seven day forecast shows morning and gray

tomorrow with a breezy afternoon with sunnier sky. you will start to lose the wind midweek, a minor dip in the temperatures. a little change late in the week by friday, and especially into saturday temperatures near or slightly below average for this time of the year. >> looking good, drew. thanks. >> time for sports. anthony flores is here. >> we have a little bit of everything coming up. cal season comes to a wild end on the softball diamond, and what do the warriors need to do to help he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich.

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. no team has a better home court advantage than the warriors. over the past two seasons, they're unbeaten at oracle in the playoffs, and that could be huge with a conference finals moving to oakland for games three and four. now, the series is tied after the dubs won game one and were blown out in game two.

steph curry has been a little off his game. the warriors though, they need to get him going on sunday. to do that they say it is simple, they just have to play better. >> we can't help steph get going, he has to help himself. he doesn't need any of us to create looks for him or anything like that. he's going to do that himself, and we know he will. >> there's no like magic play we're going to come up with or, you know, we're not -- we're not changing a whole lot in terms of what we do. we might add, you know, something here or there, but just got to play better. >> they wear you out just because you make a mistake on a normal team, and more than half of the time you're okay. you make a mistake on them and hopefully you make a mistake on us, you're going to pay for it. so you have to be sharp. you have to be dialled in, and you can't have a let-up. >> is that mentality us against the world and, you know, it makes us lock in more. the execution is much more important, and our focus has to be at an all-time high.

>> chewy checking out game three. cavs and the celtics. lebron using the force. check out the block on aaron banes. bat out of here. how about the great pass from kevin love to james. he shifts into reverse. lebron with 27 points, 12 assists and five boards. brad stevens and the celtics had no answer. yeah, when j.r. smith is doing this, that means it is over. cavs roll, 116-86. boston leads the series two games to one. >> as a group, even when things broke down we cover for one another. we made them make extra passes and dribbles. we were flying around and i just happened to be one much the guys on the floor that wanted to fly around as well. >> when we've gone on the road, you know, we have gone on with 2-0 leads in all three series. you know, two of the three times we didn't play as well as the other team, point-blank. they just outplayed us. >> hockey now. east finals.

tampa and washington tied at two games a piece. barely after the puck drops, the capitals turn it over and tampa pounces on it. it is put home with, just 19 seconds in. lightning up 1-0. 18 minutes later, another washington turnover. this time it is ripped past for a 2-0 lead. to the final 10 seconds. walk down one. check out pam paw goalie, with a huge save on john carlson. lightning win it 3-2. they lead the series three games to two. now to the pitch. the earthquakes hosting dc united. 15th minute. dc catches san jose defense napping. the second goal of the season for the 1-0 lead. 20th minute now. bad quakes pass on the d.c. side. it is picked off and darryn mat okay scores. 2-0 d.c. they put up three goals in the half and the quakes fall by a final of 3-1. ncaa softball tournament.

cal has to beat northwestern to keep the season alive. top seven. with a shot to center, it falls in. look at her. she is on her giddyup. she races around the bases. bears take a 3-1 lead. bottom of the inning, northwestern would tie it up and conley, wild pitch allows rachel lewis to score the game-winning run. northwestern wins 4-3 and the bears end their season. in three weeks justify will try and justify his place in history by running down the triple crown. >> as the field comes into the final furlong, it is justify in front. good magic on the outside. ten fold. justify! he's unstoppable! he won the preakness! >> on a foggy and muddy day in baltimore, justify wins with jockey mike smith. they take the preakness. they're two-thirds of the way to the triple crown. once again, trainer bob bafford

wins. the belmont stakes coming your way in three weeks in new york. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. warriors and rockets game three tomorrow night. >> looking forward to that. >> yes. >> i think everyone is. >> how could you not? >> nice to have them at home. put the ball in the basket, play defense. >> it is simple. that's all you got to do. >> that's all gout to do. >> keep it simple. >> chris paul, james harden, that's all you have to do. >> take it from eric. >> thank you so much. >> that's it for tonight. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. bay to breakers, if you plan to run in it don't run with a parachute behind yourself because there will be a lot of wind. you will never get anywhere. "abc 7 news" continue tomorrow morning at 5:30. thanks for joining us. have a great evening and a better morning. ♪

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