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live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." and it was a loud explosion and the glass was like flying everywhere. >> new at 11:00, a man shot on a bay area freeway is telling his story and says the dog with him may have made the ultimate sacrifice to save his life. good evening. i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. chp is asking for wipt necessaries to come forward to solve the crime. the shooting happened in oakland on interstate 980 near the 580 interchange last night. "abc 7 news" reporter is live outside the vet hospital in san leandro where the dog's future is in doubt. carlos. >> reporter: yes, eric. a heartbreaking story. a man and dog were shot at, both injured. the man is now out of the hospital but the dog remains here at this emergency vet hospital and things are not looking good.

>> just some bullet fragments in my neck here. in the back of the neck. the front of the neck, i would be dead. >> reporter: the wounds are still fresh for david frfrfr he was driving around 7:30 friday night when multiple bullets struck his rental car. in the passenger seed, four-year-old leila who he was dog sitting. >> standings next to me, the bullets entering from the side. she probably took them before they got to me. >> reporter: leila, a service dog, was shot twice. the shepherd hound mix is still recovering but is feared paralysed. >> she can't feel pain in her legs. she can't move her tail. >> reporter: leila's dog owner is pleading for witnesses to come forward. >> i have ptsd and she's my emotional service dog, and i can't be alone. >> reporter: on top of the emotional anguish, the financial costs are adding up. >> it is breaking my heart and

the thing is it is costing an extreme amount of money just for one-and-a-half days, over $5,000. >> the vets want us to make a decision, and right now i don't know if either of us are ready to make a decision. >> reporter: while the chp investigates the shooting, time is running out for leila. >> i want a miracle. you know, i asked her to get up and walk today. >> reporter: and they have set up a gofundme page to help with veterinarian costs. you can find a link to that by heading the our website, abc7news.com. in the meantime, witnesses are encouraged to come forward by contacting the california highway patrol. in san leandro, carlos >> thank you very much. developing news where the b.a.r.t station is open once again after filling with sharp. passengers say there was a sharp bang, a bright flash and lots of smoke. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs explains what happened. >> reporter: in this cellphone

video you see b.a.r.t passengers evacuate the civic center station as it filled with smoke. >> a bunch of smoke. >> there's a lot of smoke in this. i'm trying to make sure everybody is off the train. >> reporter: san francisco fire responded shortly after 5:00 to find people scurrying up the stairs to market street. >> they left strollers, bicycles, personal property. we found a teddy bear that they're trying to get back to its owner. >> reporter: this is the scene once the smoke cleared. >> i think it could have been anything. it could have been fire. i see some -- some like writing on there. so it could be, i don't know, oomolye fire.ffiti rated. >> reporter: the culprit one of the ceramic insulators that supports the electrified third rail. >> it was more of a flash. the insulatord. oleai noise and lot of light and smoke, but it is brief and nothing was actually burning. >> reporter: b.a.r.t engineers are working the replace the

insulator. as you can see the sign says generic east bay and that's because the passengers will be facing a bus bridge where they're doing track maintenance in west oakland, so several delays this weekend. after the smoke dissipated, the track was checked and service resumed. no one was injured. in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." this is just one more thing b.a.r.t riders need to deal with this weekend. several stations are closed for tack repairs. this is the fourth and final weekend of the interruptions. no trains run between west oakland and 19th street or between west oakland and lake mayor right. free buses will take passengers between west oakla none for merritt. the only way to cross the bridge is use the bus bridge from the 19th > ifhe et bay, a berkley store owner i srecover from a shooting yesterday. abc news was at the sacramento market in south berkley. a store clerk says the owner was caught in the cross fire when a

suspect opened fire on another man that walked into the business. the owner was hit twice in the torso but will survive. the suspect has not been arrested. supreme nominee brk and the woman accusing him of assault are expected to testify before the committee on thursday. two sources close to the talks confirm the tentative deal with abc news. this afternoon christine blasey ford, a bay area professor, agreed to testify. the date was ironed out afterward between her lawyers and the committee. some details are still in the work. it is expected negotiations will continue tomorrowhings like the order of t autbo appea. these new developments cap what's been a wild week of negotiations. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard has local reaction to blasey ford agreeing to tell her story. >> reporter: next week dr. christine blasey ford will tell her story which accuses supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when the two were in high school. vice president mike pence promising the senate judiciary

hearings will be fair. >> the president and i are confident that senate republicans will manage this confirmation properly with the utmost respect. judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. >> reporter: democrat police cal strategist pelosi is surprised kavanaugh is still in the running. >> any other president would have withdrawn the nomination, but this one won't because he wants to break the me too movement. >> reporter: the president tweeted, i have no doubt that if the attack on dr. forward was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by either her or her loving parents. >> it is really appalling the way that she's been treated. >> reporter: vickie mattson supports dr. blasey ford. she and other members of orchard city indivisible will hold a vigil in palo alto sunday night, a show of solidarity. >> my wish for her is she can feel there are people all across this country who care about her

well-being, want her to be safe and supported. >> reporter: that candlelight vigil will be held sunday night from 8:00 to 9:00 near the intersection of the el camino real and embarcadero road. yesterday, her sister-in-law, a bay area architect, gave her first local television interview to "abc 7 news" anchor kristen sze. sandra ford mendler wants her to understand who kavanaugh's accuser is. she says christine or krissy as the family calls her was not motivated by politics to come forward. >> i understand it was a really hard decision and she decided to confidentially provide the information to her congresswoman because she felt it was her civic obligation, that as a member of this society that there was a background check going on and she knows about information and analysis and she felt that it was really important to share that

information. she never intended for her name to come out and she wanted it to be part of the investigation. >> you can watch the full interview with christine blasey ford's sister-in-law on abc7news.com. in the south bay they're preparing for a vigil tomorrow night for -- the vigil that cornell mentioned. volunteers gathered in campbell at the snake and butterfly chocolate factory to make posters for the event. it is supposed to start at 8:00 p.m. and will take place at el camino and embarcadero road in palo alto. a san francisco woman is behind putting an ad in "the new york times" in support of christine blasey ford. the ad will be similar to one 27 years ago in support of anita hill. >> we follow in her footsteps. we ask male allies to do the same, to step up and have the courage to get behind those 1600 courageous women, to get behind anita hill and now to get behind drf. >> in 1991, "new york times" ad

in support of hill was signed by 1600 african-american women. harris wants 1600 men to sign the ad she's planning. she has raised $64,000 of a $150,000 goal with another 24 hours to go. the "abc 7 news" app is one way to stay on top of developments in this story. we sent out the push alert just before noon about blasey ford agreeing to testify before the senate finance committee. the app is free to download. still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, a wildfire erupts in southern california, charring thousands of acres in a matter of hours. the major freeway it is burning near. >> i was in tears because i was so happy and relieved. >> a monumental ruling a bay area family has been waiting for. will a child be allowed the take medicinal cannabis on campus? a special night for bay area children who couldn't attend prom because they were in the hospital. see how volunteers brought the prom to them. well, we started off the weekend earlier today, some five

to ten degrees cooler compared to yesterday, and that cooling trend continues tomorrow.

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developing news out of southern california, a fast-moving wildfire has burned 3,000 acres near castiac and forced evacuations. the fire is in a remote area and is 10% contained. castiac is north of santa clarita off i-5 not far from six flags magic mountain. ew110, a santa rosa . family is relieved after a judge yesterday ruled a five-year-old gir will be allowed to take her cannabis-based medication at school for treatment of a rare form of epilepsy. brooke adams can continue attending public school and

bring her medicine. the decision overrules the school district's stance that allowing brooke on campus violated state and federal laws that banned that type of drug on school grounds. adams mother says the medicine is effective and administered by a nurse by mouth. >> within three to four minutes it stops. before that we would have been calling 911 for a prolonged seizure, 15 minutes, an hour or longer. so this way they can go on with their school day. >> the school district says it is pleased with the decision since it provides them guidance on the issue of cannabis-based medication on campus. the diocese of san jose held its first of three listening sessions in response investigation into clergy section abuse. "abc 7 news" was at our lady of the rosary hill in palo alto for today's session. we were not allowed inside but the diocese said in a statement to abc 7 the talks with parishioners and victims served as a good beginning for healing within the church. two more listening sessions will take place next month on

october 2nd at most holy trinity parish in san jose and october 17th at santa teresa parish, also in san jose. an honor went up today in memory of a fallen hayward police sergeant. a portion of state route 4 was named for scott lunger who was killed three years ago during a traffic stop. you see his father there on the left. the sign is between laurel road in oakley and balfour road in brentwood. he lived in brentwood. the man accused of killing him was captured and is now facing charges. he was a 15-year veteran of the force. he was 48 years old. some young sailors were recognized today for rescuing a stranded kayaker in the water off richmond. the commander of coast guard second ton san francisco presented members of the sea scout program with awards. back in july the kids were on their summer cruise when they heard a coast guard broadcast about the missing kayaker. the sea scout lookout spotted the kayaker in the water near the richmond san rafael bridge. it was surreal. it was late at night and we saw

him off the bow. i was below deck. the skipper called me up, we dropped the stale, came around for him and got him on board. the coast guard commander says the scouts saved the man's life. he had been drifting in the 60-degree water for almost six hours. it was a special night for some young patients at kaiser hospital in oakland. "abc 7 news" was there as many of them got ready for an evening of music and dancing. tonight was kaiser permanente's annual pediatric prom night and brought together children unable to attend their own school promise because of chronic illnesses. >> as they're battling their illness he they don't feel comfortable or safe going to their own prom, which we all know is a pivotal experience in a child's life. this is our opportunity to celebrate our kids, to let them know that their illness does not define them. >> 300 volunteers made the evening possible. gowns and tuxedos were donated, all to make a memorable night even more special. i think i heard drew tuma

tell us earlier there was a warm-up on the way. is that right? >> you know what? we're going to stay one more day with the comfortable temperatures and then those numbers are really going to take off next week. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you some patchy cloud cover along the coast. but right now it is a gorgeous night outside. the picture, a live one from exploratorium camera atop pier 15, showing the beautiful lights of the san francisco skyline. good visibility from the vantage point. mainly clear skies right now but fog will be greeting the coastline tomorrow morning first thing. right now temperature wise it is pretty comfortable away from the coast. you see concord right now checking in at 66. 62 right now the current temperature in san jose. close to the coast, got the sea breeze knocking us down to 54 for half moon bay. san francisco checking in at 56 degrees. here is the call from accuweather. over the next 12 hours we will have some patchy cloud cover building in, so-called a mixture of stars and clouds after midnight tonight. numbers generally falling in the upper 40s to lower 50s in the

overnight hours, pretty much where we should be for this time of year. the 12-hour day planner on your sunday, it will feature the blend of sun and clouds early on. the sun is up here shortly before 7:00 in the morning. we will see a lot of sunshine away from the coast. by 4:00 you will notice a breeze kicking up once again, about 10 to 20 miles per hour. that will keep temperatures pretty much a degree or two from their average this time of year in the 70s and 80s. starting in the south bay tomorrow, a comfortable 78 for san jose under sunny skies. 77 for santa clara. a little warmer in morgan hill, a high of 87 degrees. along the peninsula tomorrow, 74 for mountain view. about 70 for redwood city. cooler and breezier alo uer 50s pacifica and half moon bay. cooler in the city tomorrow, about 63. daly city with a high of 58. into the north bay we go. a lot of sunshine. 80 in napa. about 79 in petaluma. cooler along the water. sausalito only 68. into the east bay tomorrow,

upper 60s to 70s. 69 in oakland. 77 in fremont. inland tomorrow, we are sitting in the 80s. so pretty much where we should be for september numbers. 87 in brentwood, 86 san ramon, 85 the high in livermore. if you are headed to the coliseum tomorrow, it will be a nice guy for a ball game. first pitch temperature around 66 degrees. a lot of sunshine throughout the day. by 4:00, temperatures warming up near 70 so enjoy if you are heading to the coliseum. something we are watching heading into sunday night into early monday morning, it looks like the winds will become a bit more active in the north bay. that creates a fire weather watch. areas shaded in orange, essentially the hills of the north bay, anywhere above 1,000 feet, will see the north winds likely gusting close to 35 miles per hour. that will also drag in dryer air. so under those conditions fires could easily start and spread. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. it is bright and breezy on your

sunday. there are those numbers going right back up. monday is a day of transition, and by tuesday and wednesday, eric, no matter where you live with those off-shore winds, it is warm from the coast to the bay and inland, and then we will see a gradual cool-down for the second half of the accuweather forecast. tuesday and wednesday, shaping up to be very warm days. >> how are you liking the first day of fall? >> it is great. i love it. >> he would say that under any circumstances. >> i would love anything. >> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 1 a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!

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check out the colorful display over berlin, germany today as kites took flight for a festival. they were part of the rock and fest. you see the creative designs ranging from octopuses to m & ms. at least one kite took part in the event that draws people from all over the world.

at least 1,000 kites i mean took part. that's a lot of kites. >> wow, it is. >> need a lot of wind for a lot of kites. thank goodness we have it up here at abc 7. >> a lot of wind up here. >> chris alvarez with sports. >> it should be a fun one. i appreciate the coliseum weather forecast, drew. coming up in sports, a big day of college football. i will give you the best game of the day. you saw it here on abc

abc 7 sports. >> what a game you saw on abc 7. number 7 stanford, number 20 oregon. when you thought the game was over, think again. we will skip you the entire first half but show you the

oregon duck riding on a motorcycle. jalen red on reverse gets it into the end zone. they go to review and say his foot hit the pylon, therefore out of bounds. he is at the one. a few plays later oregon on third and goal and it is a bad snap. this really turned things around in favor of the cardinals. recovered and he goes 80 yards to the house for a score. a possible 31-7 oregon lead is now a 24-14 stanford deficit. just like that, after a three-and-out bryce love gets involved. finds his way to the end zone. 22 of his 89 yards here on this play. it is a three-point game after three. they got the ball back. fourth and one from oregon's 30, but where is bryce love? cameron scarlett stop, and it is the duck's ball. oregon goes down the other way, and they score a short touchdown, one-yard plunge. oregon is up ten with 4:30 to go. but the game is not over. stand forward responds in just over a minute.

a quick drive castillo and the lead is back down to three. one more first down and oregon seals the deal. instead, an extra effort and the ball comes lose. they go for extra yardage but the fumble recover and jett toner for stanford sends it to over time. 31 all. stanford gets them first in over time. the third touchdown pass for costello. this is a good one. parkinson uses all 6'7" of that frame to give stanford the lead. herbert, the quarterback of oregon, missed more passes in overtime than all game. fourth and goal picked off in the end zone and stanford somehow wins 38-31 in o.t. >> what kind poise was displayed by your team? >> first of all, none in the first half. we didn't do our job remembvery in the first half. all i told them at halftime is don't be surprised in the middle of the fourth quarter if it is a tight game if we do our jobs and play well. our running back is special.

we didn't play well up front, but if he gets opportunities he's going to make special plays. i think herbert is phenomenal, phenomenal. i got to say this, our young quarterback is pretty special, too. >> you have a win like this where you come back, it shows the type of people we have on this team. it is just -- it refers back to our training. coach turley, the program that came over the summer this year, you know, that stretch, you fall back on your training. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. you said your son goes -- or went to oregon. >> he did. >> he's not a happy camper much like most of the people in eugene tonight. >> which is why i'm not taking his phone calls. >> let him cool off. >> that's right. chris, thanks a lot. more to come on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, the emotional tribute for a champion golfer killed playing the game she loved and the alarming new statistic about

live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." good evening. i'm eric thomas. dion lim is off tonight. in the headline, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault are expected to testify before the senate judiciary committee on thursday. two sources close to the talks today confirmed a tentative deal with "abc 7 news." the date was ironed out after negotiations between christine blasey ford's lawyers and the committee. b.a.r.t passengers evacuated the b.a.r.t station in san francisco in a hurry after it smild with smoke. the transit district says a ceramic insulator on the third rail failed, causing a sharp bang, a bright flash and lots of smoke. nobody was hurt.

the station reopened about an hour later. chp is asking for witnesses to come forward after a man and service dog under his care were injured in a shooting on an oakland freeway friday night. the dog is still in the veterinarian hospital recovering. david freitag says the veterinarian bills for his four-year-old leila are adding up and he is asking for financial help. it was a sea of yellow and red after the school remembered a golf champion killed earlier in the week. abc news reporter with what we know about the man accused of stabbing her to death. >> reporter: celia barquin arozamena remembered in a moment of silence. >> as a moment of silence as we remember celia barquin arozamena. >> reporter: a video tribute to the 2018 cyclone female athlete of the year. >> i'm very proud of being a cyclone. it makes me really happy. >> reporter: iowa state's marching band spelled out her initials on the field.

she was a rising star. she won a major college golf championship just this year. >> it was huge, because like i always wanted to win a tournament for iowa state? her life tragically cut short. the iowa state college student was golfing by herself in ames, iowa monday morning after her golf bag was found unattended investigators then found her body in a nearby pond. she was stabbed several times. >> i don't think you can put a timeline on how long it will take for this community, this institution and our athletics program to ever overcome this. >> reporter: police eventually arrested 22-year-old colin richards. >> richards had several fresh scratches on his face consistent with a fight and he was attempting to conceal a laceration on his left hand. >> reporter: richards, according to court documents, had recently told one person he had, quote, an urge to rape and kill a

woman. celia barquin arozamena's hometown in spain held a vigil to remember the champion athlete. i'm joe torres, abc news, new york. fema will provide nearly $4 million to rebuild a fire station burned down in last october's tubbs fire in north bay. the funding and insurance payment of about $5 million will insure that santa rosa can replace the fire station. originally fema only committed $1 million in funding, far short of what would have been needed. a group of north bay elected officials including santa rosa's mayor lobbied d.c. lawmakers for the funding. governor brown signed two wildlife bills friday including one that will allow utility companies like pg&e to rely on rate payers to cover the multi-billion dollar cost of last year's wildfires. in exchange, pg&e will allow regulators to go through its books. the state's public utilities commission will determine how much the utility can pay without diminishing its ability to provide electricity. another bill the governor signed will establish a statewide

protocol for emergency alerts in all 58 of the state's counties. in the east bay today families protested outside wells fargo and jp morgan chase banks. it was one of many protests across the bay area. "abc 7 news" was in oakland at the wells fargo on lake shore avenue. protesters raised several issues including that wells fargo finances two for-profit prison corporations. those companies operate some immigration detention centers. protesters say customers can take action with their money. >> people that bank with wells fargo aren't doing anything intentionally wrong but it is easy to move your money into a credit union or another bank. >> wells fargo released a statement about the protest saying in part, we do not as a corporation take positions on public policy issues that do not directly affect our company's ability to serve customers and support team members. the company suggested protesters raise their concerns with government officials. a warning for parents. the amount of kids and teens

vaping in marin county has more than double in the past two years. county health officials are addressing a new state survey. it tracked vaping among 7th, 9th and 11th graders between 2016 and 2018. the largest increase in vaping was among 11th graders, from 11% to 28%. officials say these numbers reflect a national trend. marin's board of supervisors is considering following other counties and banning the sale of vaping products. the residents of springs of napa retirement community found a way to enjoy some of the warm weather out there. they spend the afternoon building what is believed to be the longest banana split in napa history. it came out to be 56 feet long. 95 people including residents, staff members, firefighters from the local fire station and community members helped eat that banana split. as far as the retirement home knows, it is the longest banana split to be built in city history and there were no

leftovers. thanks a lot. still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, a birthday bash in the east bay. the city that decided to throw a party for itself with some wild rides for everyone to enjoy. . and an east bay woman finds her longlost brother with the help of dna. we will have their reunion three decades in the making. . and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are enjoying a brief cool-down this weekend but i am tracking warmer weather on the

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abc's new brand locally sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called "more in common." this week a cattle farmer's wife convinces him to convert his ranch into a vegan sanctuary for her beloved cows. >> we thought nothing would shake our marriage and me going vegan was threatening the core of us as a married couple. >> we had a knock-down drag out

as i was trying to sell the cows and load them up. >> not on my watch. i will follow it. i will get in the car and drive to the sale barn and buy them and bring them back home. if you're selling the whole herd, sell them to me. >> after she started collecting money and we made the deal i figured it would fall apart. >> you can catch this new episode on facebook watch. today in the east bay, resident of newark celebrated their city's birthday. newark day parades have been going on each year since the city was incorporated on september 22, 1955. ♪ now the events are spread out over three days. today's highlights included the parade of carnival. this year's theme is "it is a wizard's world." the fun continues tomorrow. head to the newark community park and community center. now to an emotional reunion for an east bay woman more than 30 years in the making.

a pleasanton woman named renee found her long-lost brother with the help of a dna test. "abc 7 news" reporter adrian bankard has their story. >> reporter: an unexpected reunion thousands of miles in the making. they were both born in south korea, both found abandoned a mile apart from each other as young children, then adopted to separate families in the u.s. justin, too young to know that something or someone was missing. >> i felt alone in life a lot, and was just kind of questioning -- questioning things, questioning my identity. >> reporter: now in their late 30s, they found out they live just 600 miles from each other. the dna test 23 and me led them to this moment. >> i knew about him all this time. i just never thought i would ever meet him. so this is really amazing. we came from the same parents, which is blowing my mind because i've never known anybody related

to me, and i never thought i would. >> reporter: an instant connection and immediate family resemblance. >> this really helped heal a part of me that i didn't even know that even existed. >> as a mom of an adopted child, i could not have planned a better gift to give justin than this. >> reporter: and despite having missed out on decades of life together, the two are now inseparable. >> i always thought i was alone in the world and i was content with that. but -- >> now you're stuck with me. see how it happens? >> i know. she's already on me like a leach. >> that was adrian bankard reporting. renee and justin hadn't seen each other in 34 years. she says she can't believe her brother had been living in oregon the whole time, just 600 miles from her home in

pleasanton. time to check the weather forecast. let's see what drew tuma has to tell us. >> you know what, eric? we are tracking at least a mainly clear night right now, but the cloud cover will fill back in over the next couple of hours. lows overnight tonight, upper 40s to low 50s, about where we should be for this time of year. 51 in san francisco. 52 in oakland. 55 in san jose. we will break down your 12-hour day planner on your sunday. a blend of sun and clouds early on. it is a breezy afternoon though. at 4:00 we will see bright skies but temperatures with that breeze pretty much in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. highs on sunday, 63 in san francisco, about eight degrees below where we should be this time of the year. near 70 in oakland. 86 in antioch. 80 in napa. 80 in santa rosa. future tracker temperatures as we get into monday afternoon, warmer air really works inland. you see 90s make a comeback from napa down to concord, even into livermore. 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. tuesday, warmer air moves in but right now future tracker

temperatures telling us wednesday is likely the hottest day in this upcoming week. you can see we're in the upper 90s in the hotter spots. san francisco well into the 70s. a lot of 80s around the weather. the accuweather seven day forecast will show comfortable tomorrow, warming up midweek by tuesday and wednesday, and then we'll gradually cool off into the upcoming next weekend. >> all right, drew. thank you very much. hey, i have heard this guy's name before. is he any good? >> tiger? >> yeah. >> he's pretty good and looking like the tiger of old. coming up in sports, tiger woods, he's playing well on moving day at the tour championship. plus, celebrate. the a's

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abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. good day to be a sports fan. the a's are playing the final weekend of their home schedule. after tonight, just seven games remain in the 2018 season. the question, can they catch the yankees and host that one game

playoff in the wild card game. a's/twins, young fans and rays. pops right there. matt chapman was raised right. look at this play. defensive clinic per usual. hand him the gold glove now. jorge is out. nice play. he is unbelievable. marcus siemian can jog around the bases. two-run blast to left. now we go later in the game, in the seventh. a nice base hit to left and the runner is out. so we go to jonathan lecroy. actually he was safe. bottom nine, two out, bases loaded. it doesn't matter because the twins throw away the game as piscotty scores. celebrate, a's fans. you win 3-2. you can clinch the walk-off playoff spot with an a's spoiler top seven. down 2-1. to center. it can't be handled. hunter pence, alan hanson

scored. 3-2, giants. a two-run lead, but couldn't get the shutdown inning. we are all tied at four. a breaking ball hangs and it goes to the fans in the stands. tyler o'neil, walk you off. 5-4, cardinals win in between. it has been a wild weekend at the tour championship in atlanta. bryson dechambeau entered as the leader in the fedexcup standings. justin rose, now the front-runner to win. while it is nearly impossible for tiger woods to win the fedexcup, winning the tournament well within rates. tiger roaring out of the gates. birdied six of his first seven holes including five in a row and a long birdie putt on 4 gets him to 10 under par. his best shot of the day came on 7. from the fairway bunker, 172 yards out and he gets a nice tiger bounce to get within five feet of the hole. of course, he would sink the birdie. after a bogey on 9, he birdied 13. tiger shot a 5 under 65.

he's the leader at 12 under. justin rose well on his way to winning the fedexcup. shot a 2 under 68. he's in second at 9 under par, three behind tiger woods. >> i got off to a nice start there. i made some nice putts. good lord. i left myself, you know, in good spots, too. so i was able to take a run at some of the putts. every putt was uphill, and so it was nice. and i felt like i could free wheel it, and that went in. >> inspired by tigers day tweeting, i want whatever you had for breakfast this morning. this is insane. i want what both of you guys are having for breakfast. both are great athletes. ance athe tank showing off the black stealth jersey. it will be worn 13 times this season. the sharks lost to the golden knights 5-4. with three preseason games left, you can bet you will be in for

one or two of those games. stanford pulled off the incredible comeback win over oregon. since 2004 they were 0 and 17 when trailing by 11 at halftime, but no more. next up for stanford, the fighting irish. notre dame visiting wake forest, second quarter. noter dane up 7-6. they take a 14-6 lead. 28-13 now. notre dame, that 35-13. it is a route. they lead, 42-13 and it keeps ongoing. fighting irish win big, 56-27. hey, did you see this? old dominion came into the game against 13th ranked virginia tech 0 and 3. they did not have more than 25 points in a game. but today they put up 632 yards. blake la russa, 495 yards and four touchdowns. with 5:11 to play, a dime. a game-winner. that gives them the lead and the monarchs hang on for the upset.

49-85. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. you never know what you're going to see in college football. old dominion beating virginia tech. >> beats a lot of confidence to throw in double coverage like that. >> yes, but nothing to lose. >> i meant to do it, coach. >> thank you, chris. you too, drew. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. "abc 7 news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for the entire "abc 7 news" team, thank you for your time. hope you have a great evening and better morning. ♪

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