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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> i heard about six gunshots. >> a gunman opens fire in a southern california synagogue. >> we're code 4 here. >> congregants shot, the rabbi, aloud on this last day of pass over. >> our condolences to all the people injured in the senseless act of tragedy that visited poway this afternoon. >> tonight we're learning new information about the victims and how the suspect may be linked to another possible hate crime. archipelago we are strong. you can't break us. >> we will walk through this tragedy with our arms around each other. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. a suspect is in custody tonight after that shooting at a san diego county synagogue that left one person dead and three others

wounded. among those hurt a rabbi and a young girl. >> reporter amy powell from our sister station in los angeles has traveled to poway where the synagogue is located. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: community members joining together for a candle light vigil, a show of unity hours after a deadly shooting inside the chabad of poway. >> and on a religious day like we have today which is shabbat and the end of pass over which is a very religious day and it was totally targeted. i don't get it. it's very upsetting. >> reporter: family and other worshippers were attending a last pass over day when the gunman entered this morning armed with an ar-type assault rifle. >> he came in cursing. >> i heard six or seven gunshots, there was a pause, a

male voice yelling and another six or seven shots. >> reporter: a girl and 34-year-old man were hospitalized with injuries caused by shrapnel. the synagogue's rabbi, 57-year-old israel goldstein who is also a police chaplain, was wounded during the attack. he reportedly tried to calm the gunman. >> i'm sure he kept his cool. i'm sure he was very strong. he's a very strong person and he built this community since the early '80s. >> reporter: the suspect fled but a short time later called police and told them he was involved in a shooting at a synagogue. an officer rushing to the scene spotted his vehicle. earnst then pulled over and surrendered. >> a san diego resident had no prior arrest records in san diego. we are aware of his manifesto which we are in the process of reviewing to determine its validity and authenticity. >> reporter: authorities are going over an open letter written by earnst and his posts on social media as they investigate the attack. >> it was hate in its purest

form. hate can come knocking on anybody's door. but in this community we answer it with love and coming together. >> it will not break us, it never will. >> reporter: the rabbi underwent surgery for injuries to his hand. the child and the other man injured are in stable conditon and said to be doing well. in poway, amy powell, abc7 news app. >> here at home police are on heightened alert sending extra patrols to keep an eye on area synagogues. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin joins us from temple manuel. lisa. >> reporter: we noticed an uptick in this area and in richmond near another synagogue. >> it's very frightening. >> reporter: fear is just one emotion racing through the minds of members through the jewish community right now. senator scott weiner is both sad and angry. >> every time a synagogue is assaulted like this and people are murdered, it just -- it

dredges up frankly the trauma. >> reporter: it did for this woman who did not want to give her name. she's an orthodox jew who let europe decades ago because of anti-semitism. >> i am absolutely terrified by the news, and it's extremely sad to hear that. >> reporter: sharon spevak is afraid jewish people will be forced into the shadows due to fear. >> people will start meeting secretly in their homes. they'll have to be, you know, pretending, you know, not to be who they are and not to express nemanja selve themselves. >> reporter: police are upping patrol around synagogues. ai according to the jewish community, they pay visits to chabads where phones aren't used on the sabbath.

governor newsome said an attack against our community is an attack on our entire state, who we are and what we stand for. our country has to be better than this. and tonight president trump called governor newsome to express his condolences. in san francisco, lisa amin galesian, abc7 news. >> appreciate it, lisa. this comes six months to the day 11 people were killed at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. residents gathered for a vigil to mark the anniversary and show solidarity with san diego. a man was arrested and facing hate crime charges. in part, this must stop. we know the first anguish and healing process such atrocity causes. an with the afflicted san diego and their congregation. >> our entire nation mourns the

loss of life, prays for the wounded, and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. >> the president also praised law enforcement for quickly catching the gunman. the mayor of poway also tweeted trump called him today and offered assistance and condolences. >> we sent out alerts on our free abc7 news app all day today as we got updates about the shooting in san diego. this right here was the very first alert we sent at 12:53 this afternoon before we knew someone had died. if you want alerts like this in the future, you can download the app in the app store. just turn on notifications. >> new developments now, the fbi has opened a federal hate crime investigation into the sunnyvale crash on tuesday where a suspect is accused of craeight people o office is conducting the investigation. 34-year-old isaiah peoples is charged with eight counts of attempted murder. the crash on el camino real left

a 13-year-old girl in critical condition and injured 7 others. they found evidence people may have targeted the people because of race and thought they were muslim. he is expected in court may 16. >> a suspect arrested friday in nevada and his booking photo in connection to two bay area shootings is now the suspect of a third shooting on that same day. take a look. >> there is that booking photo. abc7 news reporter luz pena has the latest on this developing story. luz? >> reporter: yeah, we're learning more details about the suspect and what happened on friday. the suspect is 43-year-old stephane jefferson. he is under arrest after a shootout with deputies. he started in the bay area where his first victim was a family member. the murder spree began on friday around 10:15 a.m. in oakland when stephane jefferson shot and killed 57-year-old marcus jackson, a victim's family friend we spoke to said jackson and jefferson are related. he also said the suspect committed the crime right outside of his mother's house.

off camera jefferson's mom said she's grieving. >> that gun, they caught him. he can do it for you. >> reporter: several hours later at 1:27 p.m., police say jefferson drove to san francisc davis. >> he was on the job, taking the garbage out or whatever and he came right here. and the guy shot him. >> reporter: police connect the the oakland and san francisco shootings to jefferson on friday. berkeley say said the they are considering jefferson the main shooter in the homicide. that third shooting took place 2:40 p.m. >> he said something like, we're not cool any more, huh? and, bam. >> reporter: steven said he had seen jefferson before. >> i recognized him. inknew he was the guy that came in the park before. put the gun in his pocket. goes to the car with it double parked on the street and drives off. >> reporter: an alert was sent

out to police departments across the region. and around 9:45 p.m. on friday, jefferson was spotted in south lake tahoe, but continued driving across to nevada. jefferson was arrested after a shootout with deputies. >> the vehicle stopped and the driver immediately fired a hand gun at dso deputy striking one deputy in the hand. >> reporter: the suspects defined jefferson under arrest in nevada but it is likely he will be extradited to california to face murder charges. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc7 news. >> luz, thank you very much. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a tragic accident on the streets of seattle, how a crane came crashing down today killing four people. >> and we check out a school clean-up project in the east bay that focuses as much on the students as it does the school. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. watching the fog rolling in tonight, which will create some issues first thing tomorrow morning. and a cooler end to the

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a towering crane constructing a new google building in seattle's southlake union neighborhood came crashing down to street level this afternoon killing four people. pieces of the crane smashed into six cars, two people in two separate cars were killed by the impact. two workers in the crane also died. four others suffered non-life-threatening injuries. one witness heard the commotion and saw people running from the scene after the collapse. >> that could have been me because i was going to go to the grocery store and i normally go to qfc. i would have gone that way and that could have happened to me. >> the google project is one of seattle's largest developments. the building under construction suffered major damage when other pieces of the crane landed on the roof of the complex. washington state investigators

will investigate what went wrong. >> neighbors showed up in force to help revitalize an east bay elementary school targeted by vandals earlier this month. take a look. abc7 news was in east oakland where parents, students, faculty and neighbors helped out in a beautification event at the elementary school. today's gathering was not just about spiffying up the campus. it was about empowering the students and connecting families with vital local resources. >> you have partners. food bank is giving away 200 bags of food. we have run for a better oakland educating kids about running and doing some remu event >> the school suffered major damage over spring break when vandals broke windows, covered walls in paint and destroyed computers. >> tonight the final dinners were served at the iconic restaurant in san francisco. owner tracy de jardan cites changes industry including the

role of social media and expectations for shuttering the restaurant. she says she's evolved and wants casual comfort food. it will work hard to ensure all staff members find work. it opened in hayes valley 21 years ago. >> people came together to march for babies in silicon valley. >> 3, 2, 1, go. you got it! run fast! she's in the lead! >> now, speaking of leaders i'd like to welcome to the stage -- >> i love her enthusiasm. abc7's very own amanda del castillo hosted the event host by the march of dimes. you heard her count down the superhero sprint. kids in capes raced to the finish line. march of dimes gives millions of dollars and millions of babies the best possible start each year supporting research fundling in advocacy. close to $300,000 was raised at

today's march. >> time now for a check on the weather forecast. did we see a little fog today? did you see it? >> a little fog, but sunny blue skies. at least for where amanda was. what about the rest of the bay area, drew? >> the fog is in, rolling in across the region. it will lead to a cooler day to finish out the weekend tomorrow. live doppler 7 tonight, the sweep across the region, no precipitation to be found tonight, but overcast, guys, the foggy look in san francisco, live exploratorium camera showing a deck of cover overhead. as the fog rolled in earlier today, it quickly cooled us off after daytime highs in the 60s and in the 70s. so we take a look at current temperatures out there right now. widespread 50s no matter where you live. 55 in san jose, 5ci napa right now is cooling off in the north bay. current temperature of 52 degrees. as that fog continues to thicken tonight, it is create something visibility issues. take a look at the visibility right now in terms of miles, and especially along the coast line.

half moon bay, visibility down to 4 miles. the fog is becoming dense in some spots. in the north bay visibility down to 6 miles where you see the number 10. that's as good as it gets. it looks like the south bay will be free of the fog tonight, but the east bay, you're going to be dealing with patchy fog first thing tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 along with satellite, here's the reason why we got a cooler weekend on the way. we have an area of low pressure just off to our south and to our west. it brought high clouds streaming in from time to time, but it's also deepening our marine layer at this hour. that's why tomorrow morning we're starting out the day with some fog. so the fog forecast first thing in the morning will stop the clock at 7:00 in the morning and you can see the north bay, the east bay over san francisco, along the coast of the peninsula and stretching through the delta will have that fog. but it's a quickly evaporating event. by 10:00 in the morning that fog is out of here and it's pulling way back to the coast line. so overnight tonight we have that fog overhead, dense in some spots. if you're out and about early tomorrow morning, especially in

the north bay and along the coast, you may encounter reduced visibility. mid 40s to low 50s overnight tonight. highs in our microclimate starting in the south bay sunday, a little bit cooler tomorrow than we were today. 77 in san jose. 76 the high in cupertino with afternoon sunshine. along the peninsula, morning fog, 70 redwood city. 73 for mountain view. 71 in menlo park. half moon bay much cooler at 57 degrees. downtown san francisco some peeks of afternoon sunshine. 62 for the high, 59 and cloudy in daly city. to the north bay, 72 petaluma. sausalito much cooler along the water at 61 degrees. east bay tomorrow 60s and 70s. san leandro 66. fremont 77 high in oakland. inland it's comfortable. 78 brighten, 76 in livermore. we'll have fog first day in the morning giving way to afternoon sunshine. temperatures beginning to take a bit of a dip monday and into

tuesday. tuesday those numbers are below average, but will rebound as we head into mid week in the latter part of the week ahead. thursday and friday we'll have fog returning but temperatures nice as we go into may this time of year. 60s and 70s across the board. >> you have a spring in your step and in your voice. >> it's nice to see the seasons changing. >> woe love it. >> climate is spring, too. thank you, drew. >> coming up -- coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, disappointment for bay area avengers fans. how movie goers in milpitas didn't really get the end to the movie at all. >> and don't miss game one of the nba semi finals where the warriors host the houston rockets starting at 12:30. you can watch it right here on abc7 followed by toyota after the game. then catch abc7 news at 4:30. followed by a special two-hour "american idol," and don't miss ab

that was not supposed to be the ticket price. it's not the ending avengers fans expected >> movie goers at the century 20 theater were two hours into the movie when the power suddenly went out. you can see them or hard to see them stream out the theater. the manager said he would issue refunds and credit so fans can come back and finish the movie. it must have been torture. >> anthony flores is here to shed light on who is going in the warriors lineup. >> torture for dub nation. will they or will they not play. still to come, it might take a superhero like effort for the splash brothers to play in game one against the rockets. both steph curry and klay thompson have sprained ankeny lsz. what head coach steve

>> announcer: abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> their motto is strength in numbers, but the warriors might not be a full strength when they take on the rockets in game one of the western conference semi finals. in a game that can be seen right here on abc7. now, both steph kerry and klay thompson are listed as questionable after spraining rrroisle les in the closeut fi ankle in the third on a drive to the rim. both guys returned to the game. head coach steve kerr called thompson's sprain significant. he wants to see how both guys respond to treatment before game time. >> i'm not worried about the energy because, you know, here

we are. it's the playoffs and no matter what we do, you know, max,x,x,x, weeks left in the season, our guys are going to have plenty of energy, motivation. more worry about the nagging injuries. >> and be sure to keep it locked right here on abc7 after the game with larry beil and company as they break down game one between the dubs and the rockets. mindy bach will be at oracle with player interviews. spurs and nuggets, denver looking for the first playoff series. nuggets go up 6. hanging in there, gary harris misses, rebounds, bounces around. brian forbes will end up throwit mal foe ggthe s win alaff siesxt t portland trail blazers.

after a grueling seven-game series against vegas, it took the sharks a period to warm up to their new opponent. that was colorado. but in the end, the sharks came away with the victory in game one, 5-2. they have four in a row. kevin labanc is heating up. he had four points in the come from behind win on tuesday. last night he scored the game winning goal with a nifty >> dick: aroudeek against the defender. they lost game one on the road only to win four straight to advance. >> we know they're going to be hungry. they're a good team, a fast team. we have to be ready for that and make sure that we're not giving them any room and kind of really take it to them right from the drop you of the puck. >> they're not going to be satisfied with their game yesterday. they're gonna come out with a few new things and, you know, a little more bust probably. we know we have to do in here to match that. we have to be better in game one, you know, that's all we can

do, take care of our business in here. >> this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a great day for sports on sunday. warriors at 12:30, sharks at 4:30 down in san jose. >> all right. good times. anthony, thanks. >> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00 including a break with tradition. how the white house correspondents dinner turned out tonight without the president and without a comedian as a host. >> an uber driver picked up two

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>> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, a suspect is in custody tonight calling 911 and turning himself in after a shooting at a san diego area synagogue. 19-year-old john earnst is accused of killing a woman and wounding three others including a rabbi and young girl. earnst had no criminal record and made the dean's list at cal state san marcos. here in the bay area, police have sent out extra patrols to monitor synagogues. >> the fbi has opened a federal hate crime investigation into tuesday's crash in sunnyvale. 34-year-old isaiah peoples is accused of crashing into eight people on purpose. a 13-year-old girl is in critical condition, seven others were hurt. police say they found evidence that peoples may have targeted the victims based on their race and the belief that they were muslim. >> a suspect arrested friday in nevada in connection to two bay area shootings is now the suspect of a third shooting that same day. 43-year-old stephane jefferson is accused of shooting a family

member in oakland, killing another man a few hours later in san francisco, and now u.c.p.d. berkeley revealed jefferson considered a suspect in friday's homicide at people's park. jefferson is awaiting extradition back to california. >> tonight's white house correspondents dinner went off without president trump in attendance, but his presence was very much felt all night long. the dinner in many ways took on a different tone this year. there was no comedian for the first time in decades, and very few celebrities were in attendance. it was the third time president trump boycotted the event and said holding a campaign rally in wisconsin. white house press secretary sarah sanders attend ed the dinner last year, but the president issued a decree banning members of his administration from this year's event. >> last year this night i was at a slightly different event, not quite the best welcome. >> instead of a comedian, the correspondent association invited a historian who delivered a well received speech to tonight's crowd. >> politicians' personal

requests may have hampered fire fighting efforts in the deadly woolzly fire. they had to check on so many political homes they couldn't investigate the fire. they are calling the request a distraction. l.a. fire responded today saying the requests did not interfere with protecting lives or property. the claims upset malibu's mayor whose home burned down in the fire. >> it would be sad if somebody put their position above the general population, so my feeling would be you shouldn't be doing that. and if you did, shame on you. my situation was different. i lost my home and i was hospitalized during the event. >> the woolsey fire killed at least four people and destroyed more than 1600 structures. >> a manhunt is on after an uber passenger was shot to death by a fellow passenger. this happened in houston

yesterday after the driver picked up the two men at an intersection. it's not clear if the victim and the shooter knew one another. the driver went about a mile before pulling over in a parking lot to call 911. >> as he picked up one individual, the individual sat in the rear passenger side of the suv while a second companion to that individual came around the driver's side around the back. and immediately began open fire into the back seat where his companion was and shot him. >> the uber driver was not hurt. the rideshare company has not commented on the shooting. >> hundreds of people remained quarantined in southern california over concerns they were exposed to measles. the focus is on the university of california, los angeles and cal state los angeles campuses. the number has spiked dramatically at the cal state campus with over 650 students and staff being quarantined. meantime, that number has dropped to under 50 at ucla. so far there are five confirmed

cases of measles in los angeles county. and earlier this week, u.c. berkeley encouraged its students to get vaccinated. >> new details now at the college adds mission scandal. families from china are accused of paying the most to get their children into schools. they paid rick singer 6 1/2 million dollars to get their child into a leading school. that's what the source told abc news confirming an earlier report in the "wall street journal." it is by far the largest payment known to date among dozens of parents, some from the bay area. court documents show another chinese students family paid $1.2 million to get her into yale university. 50 people are now facing charges. >> hundreds of guns are off the streets of san francisco afty cy according to the group brothers against guns, 25 guns were traded in within the first 30 minutes. and that includes an m-16 rifle. one person brought in 14 guns in total. the group teamed up with police and grace cathedral to hold that

event. $100 cash was offered for handguns, $200 was given for rifles and assault weapons. >> people dropped off prescription drugs, no questions asked. abc7 news was in alameda where one site was open from 10:00 to 2:00 today. the goal was to get rid of unused and unwanted prescription medication without throwing them away. getting ritd of the extra pills can prevent abuse or dangerous use of expired medication. it also prevents the medication from harming the environment. >> a lot of folks were taking their prescription medication and just flushing it down the toilet, or putting it into the garbage and it was going out to the land fills, which was a big issue. >> if you missed your today, there are drop-off sites open year round. >> napa valley unified will sell a unique district-owned teaching farm to raise money to fund a replacement site.

the district's farming program provides hands on lessons in agriculture, sciences and the culinary trade for students at vintage high school. the napa valley register reports a new nine-acre farm will replace the old one that is closer to campus. the old site should fetch about $9.5 million for the district. as many as 60 single-family homes could be built on that site. >> well, a marine biologist tells us this is a rare sight. you're ceiling killer whales playing with their food. >> they shared this video with us, pretty stunning. it shows the orcas tossing a same on. they were chasing sea birds and teaching the calf to hunt by practicing with the birds. experts say it is very unusual to see killer whales do this for so long. orcas don't follow a predictable season. migration pattern, and tend to go where the food is. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, 49ers draft picnic bosa is making more news after apologizing for some tweets, including one critical of colin

kaepernick. the message bosa received from president trump. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking the fog as it

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incredible moments caught on camera. two young children escaping during an apparent carjack being. take a look. this surveillance video captured the harrowing moments when the kids escaped from that moving car. all the while, their great grandmother chasing the driver down to save them. 69-year-old nita coburn said she had gotten out of the car to briefly help a relative inside a cincinnati hospital. that's when a young man jumped in and sped off with the 8 and 10-year-olds in the back seat. >> i heard them screaming and i ran to the car. i ran to the driver's side because i knew my grand babies were in that car. >> it got over my sister.

i was trying to get her out. >> and my brother went to grab me, opened the door and went out. my brother fell out, by the guy pulled me back in the car. >> they're so well spoken, those kids. now still the little boy pulled harder and managed to drag his sister out with him. the suspect you see here was taken in taken into custody a few blocks away. >> president trump congratulated bosa after being drafted by the 49ers. always stay true to yourself and punctuated it with his campaign slogan make america great again. he drew scrutiny for tweets. calling colin kaepernick a clown and derided beyonce's music and "black panther." he deleted the tweet and others perceived as supporing president trump. >> royal fans are in a frenzy awaiting the arrival of baby sussex and a lot of speculation as parents to be meghan markle and prince harry await the arrival of the baby.

meghan markle and prince harry posted new images with kids on their instagram account on friday, leading many adoring fans to believe that the newest royal had finally made their big debut. one follower disappointed when there was no announcement said, my heart can't take it any more. >> what we are expecting is an announcement from buckingham palace that the duchess is in labor. the next that she has i have go enbirgtd, the time of birth, the weight and the sex of the baby. >> you may remember back in january the duchess revealed she was due at the end of april or beginning of may, so fans and expecting parents shouldn't have to wait too much longer. >> time now for one last check of the weather. i think you're gonna like it. >> yeah,rew ma snd with that. yeah, i would agree. >> i think a lot of people are going to like the forecast. right now tonight what we are seeing is our fog. it is thickening as the marine layer grows. right now visibility is dropping in a lot of spots. especially in the north bay and

along the coast. you can see santa rosa 6 miles visibility, 5 miles in half moon bay. so we will have some patchy dense fog overnight tonight. numbers in the upper 40s to lower 50s as your starting temperatures tomorrow morning. 12 hour day planner, you'll see the cloud cover first thing. and then it quickly burns off. sobrietier skies do prevail in the afternoon. little breezy along the coast line, but temperatures in the 60s and 70s away from the coast. so highs on your sunday a little bit cooler than today. 67 in oakland, 62 in san francisco. 77 in san jose. 74 the high in santa rosa. accuweather seven-day forecast, shows the fog to sun tomorrow, similar set up on monday as temperatures take a bit of a dive into tuesday, we'll rebound nicely as the marine layer returns to finish out the week thursday into friday. >> are you finding people are much nicer to you now? >> happier now. >> people are always nice to drew. >> true, true. >> the chess game continues at the draft. >> that's right. it's now all officially in the books. busy day.

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>> announcer: abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> welcome back. the nfl draft is officially in the books. the 49ers kicked off their day by selecting the first punter in this year's draft. >> you like that? >> oh, yeah. >> hill yeah, he says. ozzie, ozzie, ozzie. with the 110th overall pick. the 49ers select utah punter wishnausky. he's from australia. he won the award ber in 2016. he has some serious hang time. there were just 100 total return yards over his last 106 punts. he can also handle kickoff

duties. he had 45 touch backs in 68 kickoffs for the uts. the niners picked linebacker green law in the first round. tight end kaden smith. their last pick was tim harris. the clemson tigers sure made a big impression on the raiders when they beat alabama in the title game at lee advise. the silver and black drafted a championship player. receiver hunter renfrow in the 5th round. he's only 5'10", but came up big in the championship wins against the tide. he has big hands and makes touch catches in traffic. the raiders made three picks in the fourth round including houston corner back isaiah johnson and foster marr owe. the raiders closed out the draft selecting prairie view defense i. end bell.

washington selected bryce love in the fourth round with the 112th overall selection. the runner up found the draft due to tearing his acl in december. he battled several ankle injuries. but when he was healthy, wow, look out. back in 2017, he ran for more than 2000 yards with the cardinal. his explosive speed will be an asset in the nfl. giants hosting the injury depleted new york yankees. one guy who is not hurt is catcher derek sanchez. h wit gndlaend p ie that made it 6-0 yankees. they come alive in the bottom half of the 9th inning. a three-run homer. all of a sudden we have a 6-4 ball game. too little, too late. pablo sandoval goes down looking. that's your ball game. yankees survive 6-4 your final.

a's in the north are north of the border taking on the blue jays. rough outing for brett anderson who gives up six runs. two coming in the first. should have been an ending double play. the throw was off the mark. 2-0 blue jays. the a's only run coming in similar fashion in the 5th inning. nick hundley grounds into what should be a double play. instead first base man justin smoke can't make the grab. so that allows ramon laureano to score. that was it for the a's. the jays would score 7 on the day. a pair of r.b.i. from that swing. toronto continues to dominate oakland. 5-0 against the a's this year. the final score 7-1. san joseques wer oth th mas about the keepers. the quakes made four big saves including this one in the first half. but san jose could not get the ball past jose luis gonzalez. espinosa cuts inside. look at that, the one handed save. this match ends in a scoreless

draw. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. warriors and rockets at 12:30, sharks at 4:30 in san jose. busy sports day on sunday. >> it was. during the draft i love how they call it the war room. we're going to the war room now. >> those minds are battling to fight the right player. >> all right, anthony, thank you. >> good day for sports. that's it, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. have a great one.

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