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an explosion sends plups of smoke into the air and rattles a santa clara neighborhood. firefighters keeping an eye on the situation late into the night. i'm eric thomas. dion lim is in toronto covering the nba finals. a developing story, an explosion at a chemical plant in santa clara caused a shelter in place for residents and busiarea. it happened around 4:30 at the air products plant. santa clara firefighters have been there ever since. abc 7 news reporter luz pena is live with the latest for us. >> reporter: eric, it took firefighters over an hour to put out the fire at this air

products facility, known for producing hydrogen. many neighbors we spoke to said they felt the explosion and then the flames followed. flames bursting out of this chemical facility shook buildings and residents at least five miles away from it. >> first you heard the boom. and then you felt like a wave of pressure, of like a force, just hitting you. like all around you. just like moving you. >> reporter: several block blogss away rosales could see the flames. he described them as 50 feet high. his first thought was to save his workers. >> i went outside. and i saw a bunch of fire. i told my workers to like, hey, you guys, just run to the back. >> reporter: at least four workers at the air products plant located on norman avenue were on site during the explosion. santa clara 5 says they arrived on scene at 4:30 p.m. and all

signs point to a leak. >> the tanker truck was being fuelled. and it began to leak and there was a loud hissing noise. the workers attempted to shut down the valve to the line fueling one of the trucks. >> reporter: it took firefighters an hour and at least three aerial sweeps of water to put out the fire. the biggest challenge -- >> to be able to shutdown the hydrogen -- >> reporter: hydrogen is invisible. >> they were using thermal imaging cameras in order to make sure the hired gent waen still burning. >> reporter: businesses around the plant were evacuated and a two-block-radius shelter in place ordered. >> i was watching to see if there was another explosion, to start running myself. >> reporter: as incredible as this might seem there were no injuries and now the fire department is investigating. in the east bay, police are eyeing speed as a factor in a

deadly crash that involved five cars. it happened just before midnight in downtown berkeley. investigators say a speeding tesla slammed into a ford fiesta and a pickup truck before midnight friday. the fiesta rammed into two parked cars, then caught fire. three people inside the fiesta were taken to the hospital. one passenger died. she's identified as 36-year-old luvette monarch of north hollywood. >> people were yelling and screaming. this guy in a blue shirt, he came and he -- they were thinking really fast. they grabbed three fire extinguishers from inside of the building. they blew out the fire. >> that witness said monarch and her sister were trapped in the burning car. her sister is in critical condition. five people in the tesla were injured. an investigationsh shutdown haste street downtown for 12 hours. a 22-year-old man was driving the tesla. he's cooperating with police who say alcohol and drugs are not considered factors in the crash.

there's a wave of blue in san francisco this weekend hoping to strike gold. democratic presidential candidates are campaigning in the bay area for the california democratic party convention. 14 candidates are scheduled to speak. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the one thing everyone seems to agree on. >> are you ready to keep the blue wave rolling? >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi rallied the democratic troops. 5,000 attendees and delegates who want to take back the white house. >> my first criteria is, who can beat trump? my second criteria is, from that group, who would give us the best president? >> reporter: more than a dozen democratic presidential hopefuls are here to prove they have what it takes to defeat the president. mayor pete buttigieg says the party needs new ideas. >> he wins if we look like defenders of the system. he wins if we look like more of the same. >> reporter: others like kirsten gillibrand took it further.

>> our president is a coward. er. >> kamala harris. >> we need to begin impeachment proceedings, and we need a new commander in chief. >> and we will make everyone who runs for federal office post their tax returns onwhine. >> reporter: political analysts say it's still unclear which democrat will rise above the rest. >> while conventional wisdom might dictate kamala harris is in the lead as a hometown representative, the field seems pretty wide open. i think all the candidates are really making an appeal to the base who could help swing that primary. >> reporter: trump-bashing aside, we are in the middle of the nba finals and candidate eric swalwell couldn't resist. >> i'm not here to preach california exceptionalism. except when it comes to the warriors. dub nation! >> reporter: absent from the group is joe biden, who declined an invite to speak at the

convention. senator bernie sanders and other candidates are scheduled to speak on sunday. hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! >> a bit of a scare today at a related event at the move on forum ar a man walked onstage and grabbed the microphone out of senator kamala harris' hands. he spoke for about 15 seconds before security removed him. if you want to see more of our coverage of the convention, including the speakers from yesterday, we have that on our website, abc7news.com. go to our "politics" section. when the warriors take on the raptors in game two of the nba finals tomorrow, right here on abc 7, some will be watching to see if rapper drake will try to bother the warriors once again. for game one the raptors superfan wore ay'ser de, played for toronto. drakeds. he bugged steph during the game, and draymond green afterwards. green says he doesn't mind the talk.

>> it is what it is. he a fan, he talk. and it gets more attention. because he's drake. so many people are complaining about it, like you don't let any other fan do that. yeah, any other fan is not drake. he probably shouldn't be able to do that, that's kind of how the cookie crumbles. >> yesterday draymond posted this video of him walking around toronto in a drake brand sweatshirt. basketball fans are making predictions. dion lim went in search of fans but found herself going to new heights at one of the city's most famous landmarks. >> reporter: since the warriors left us hanging for game one, we thought we'd do the same thing at one of toronto's hottest destinati destinations. cn tower, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. this communications and observation tower visited by 1.5 million each year. before we get inside, look what we found. none other than the larry o'brien trophy. this is a prediction of things

to come for the warriors? >> prediction, warriors all the way. >> game two is a raptors victory by 35 points. >> reporter: enough of this. time to suit up and go up, up and away. oh my god! i'm reassured nobody has died woug this record-holding highest hands-free outdoor walk on a building. oh my god, i can't look down. how high? >> 1,168 feet. or 116 building stories. >> reporter: it's easy to understand why this is considered a must-see when visiting toronto. go warriors! almost an hour later we're safely back on earth. after that experience i need calories. oh, look, the folks at smoke's pew teenry have brought me some two? >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two tomorrow in toronto.

mindi bach and dion lim will give us a sense of the scene in toronto, talking about players and fans. "nba countdown" at 4:30, and game two of the nba finals at 5:00 p.m. after that," after the game" with larry beil. still ahead on abc 7 news at fief:00, a 4-month-old puppy stolen from an east bay pet store's adoption event has been found. how a sheriff's deputy tracked it down in san francisco. a woman is dead after falling while taking photos at a lake tahoe waterfall. her ties to the bay area. we're watching the fog rolling in thick. which will lead to a cooler

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sears, making moments matter. a woman who died in a fall while taking photos near a waterfall at lake tahoe has been identified as a bay area resident. these photos show where it happened yesterday at eagle falls in emerald bay. investigators say 35-year-old dina espinoza lost her footing when she tried reaching for a branch and went over. visitors are reminded to be cautious when taking photos in dangerous areas. the fire district warns not to underestimate the power of waterfalls, river, and cold water temperatures. a happy reunion tonight after a dog stolen from an adoption event is returned to the nonprofit that sheltered he gulezian has new details on the dog's return and possible adoption. >> so good to see her. >> reporter: to say iris the puppy is loved by those at jelly's place animal rescue in san pablo would be an

understatement. >> oh, come here. happy to have her back. she was so excited when she seen us. >> reporter: the 4-month-old stolen nearly a week ago. today found sitting at the corner of leavenworth and mccallister in san francisco after having been traded and passed to different people several times. iris has had a tough may. two weeks ago she went to foster care, returned because of high energy. last sunday she went to a adoption event in lafayette where she was stolen. jelly's owner is sure this woman took iris that day. she not only stole the dog, she also took a leash and other items from the store before walking out the front door. >> i was terrified when she took her. i didn't know if she was going to care for her, what was going to happen. >> reporter: a facebook photo campaign was launched and it so happened senior deputy timothy conway's girlfriend saw it and forwarde i while on patrol he noticed a small dog with a homeless person. >> i go, yeah, let me look at the photos on facebook, yeah, that's the dog. hey, guess what your dog's

stolen, we're going to have to confiscate. okay, we'll give you the dog. >> reporter: iris was not with the initial woman from laugh yet who's still at large. today was all about celebrating a young puppy's return. >> i was very, very excited. i cried for probably 10 minutes. >> reporter: that's not all, iris may have a new home soon too. do you think you might adopt iris? >> we're planning tomorrow to head out there to take a look at her. you know, see if she's compatible with our son. >> reporter: the chances iris will find her forever home are very high. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> nice story. in our ongoing effort to help build a better bay area, we're focusing on issues that affect our quality ev life while looking for improvements. a grocery store called community foods market opened today on san pablo avenue in oakland, the first grocery store in that part of west oakland in four decades. most of the money for the community foods market came from grants while people donated more than $2 million to the project.

activist brohm ahmadi worked on it for seven years. >> independent, locally owned, locally funded food store in a naked that hasn't had a supermarket since the 1970s. >> it's great. i love that it's a space where people can come and get good food and hopefully hang out and have a nice place for the community. >> before this store opened people in the neighborhood say they would have to drive to san leandro or emeryville to get groceries. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. in the north bay, the rainbow flag is now flying high in santa rosa. the police department tweeted this video today. it shows officers, along with members of the city of santa rosa fire department, raising the pride flag outside the city public safety building. the flag in santa rosa and several other cities will remain through june, lgbtq pride month. as you saw, skies were blue and clear. let's find out what the forecast looked like with drew tuma.

>> we will get there tomorrow afternoon. but a fair amount of cloud cover moving in tonight means we'll have a cloudy start for most of the region first thing on our sunday. live doppler 7 giving you a sweep across the region. central valley, a couple of thundershowers popped up. and you can see they're drifting their way to the south and to the west. but they are falling apart. however, it's not out of the question in extreme northern parts of napa county, you may get a little before of drizzle out of this line that's falling apart the next hour. that's about it. it's pretty quiet out there. the picture is a foggy one. look at this, emeryville camera, on a clear night you would be able to see the san francisco skyline well off in the background. barely see the tops of the bay bridge. the marine layer, it is thick. it will be foggy over the next 12 hours. accuweather highlights the next couple of days. we're talking about fog thickening as we speak tonight. that's going to usher in a cooler finish to the end the weekend.

do not worry, you want that warmth, it's coming back. monday, tuesday, and wednesday. those numbers bounce back above average for this time the year. out there right now, it's pretty uniform in most spots, in the 50s. that cooling marine layer moving in. 57 in oakland. 56 in san mateo. napa current temperature of about 54. take a look at the overall pattern. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we what we had in play over southern california was an area of low pressure that sparked some unsettled weather across the sierra and southern california. and there you can see a couple of showers we're tracking on live doppler 11 that moved out of the central valley, drifting toward north naun. th a falling apart but as that area of low pressure exits california, what it will do, writi bringing that cool to our north. overnight, fog thickening. the numbers mainly will hold in the 50s across the board. future weather as we time out

marine layer this evening into the early parts of tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. you can see that marine layer over much of the region. june-like this time of the year. south bay for sunday, 78 for santa clara and san jose. 77 with afternoon sunshine in sunnyvale. 72 redwood city along the peninsula. 74 pal toe alto. 78 pacifica. downtown san francisco, afternoon sunshine, 62. north bay, 72 santa rosa, 70 sonoma. tomorrow after morning cloud cover in the east bay, afternoon sunshine. 68 oakland. 74 union city. inland, comfortable in the 70s. 79 brentwood. 77 concord. 74 the high in pleasanton. the seven-day forecast a little cooler of a finish to the weekend, but those numbers, right back up into the 70s and 80s. tuesday it is hot inland, 80s and 90s. then we'll gradually take those temperatures off a couple of degrees as the fog returns at the end of next week.

nonetheless, shaping up to be really nice the next seven days, something for everybody out there. >> that looks like a 90 on that forecast. >> i know, you're going to feel that heat in the east bay. >> love you too, budly, thank at lot. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a woman wakes up to an 11-foot alligator thrashing

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sears, making moments matter. we now have the 911 call from a florida homeowner who discovered an unwanted guest in her -- had smashed through the window and was in her kitchen. >> i'm sorr in your house? >> yes. >> okay, you said -- pit it's huge. >> in your kitchen? >> yes. >> yeah, that's an 11-foot-long alligator. the red pool you see on the floor, that's not blood but red wine as a trapper was wrinkling the reptile it knocked over the wine shelf, breaking several bottles. as for the alligator itself, a few minor cuts.

it's going to be relocated, they say. darn right. no humans were hurt there. time for a check on sports. anthony flores, don't have gators, have a few raptors out there. >> they're missing a big guy, k.d., for the warriors. >> yeah, they are. >> just ahead, kevin durant not playing in game two of the nba finals. but he is showing some signs that he might be getting closer to returning. an nba finals report from

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you'll also get three hundred dollars cashback in points and don't forget about free delivery. sears, making moments matter. the warriors lost game one of the nba finals but they didn't lose their confidence. tomorrow the dubs will look to rebound taking on raptors and they'll do it again without kevin durant.

he's officially been ruled out. this morning k.d. having a few laughs with teammates in toronto. he didn't practice with the team but he looks anxious to get back in action. k.d. is keeping it casual. check out the flip-flops he's wearing. he's not playing because of a strained right calf he hurt against the rockets back on may 8th. dion lim has more on how the warriors are gearing up for game two of the nba finals. >> the warriors' intangible strength is an unwavering confidence that comes with team chemistry built on winning. steph curry actually called being down 0-1 and playing in a hostile toronto home arena fun. >> it would have been way more fun being up 1-0. but this is definitely fun in terms of like the challenge of being on this stage and understanding the opportunity for us tomorrow to come out and be 1-1 going back home, which any road team would love that opportunity. it's first of four, not first of

one. still a lot of basketball to be played. can't go out there and doubt yourself, especially on this stage, especially when you have a proven track record of winning and great team chemistry and all that. so we're never going to doubt ourselves no matter what position we're in. >> what the real confidence is, when you've been through everything and seen everything. you've won, you've lost, you've experienced every high, every low. and then you know what this is about. and you can dig into your reserve of experience to remember what's necessary, which is really, you just keep going back to the basics. >> reporter: the warriors know what adjustments they need to make for game two and understand that executing them will be easier said than done. especially against this talented raptors team that is fighting to achieve what the warriors have already accomplished. at scotia bank arena, mindi bach, abc 7 sports. >> game two at 5:00 p.m. be sure and check out the abc 7

pregame show. that starts at 4:00. and stay tuned for "after the game" with larry, carrie, mindi live in toronto. dubs fans showing out at the coliseum for a's/astros. bottom two, no score. steven piscotty and the a's jump out to the lead. former "a" josh reddick homers for the second day in a row, this two-run shot in the fourth gives the astros a 2-1 lead. it's now 3-1 astros in the eighth. a's rally but verlander gets matt olsen to end the threat. verlander passes cy young on the all-time strikeout list. the a's drop their fourth straight 5-1 the final. giants and over yells, dance little one, dance. more first inning runs for the g-men. brandon giants up 2-0 just like that. top three, buster posey going

opposite field for his third home run of the year makes it 3-0. but left the game late with a sore right hamstring. he's listed as day to day. more than enough for rookie sean anderson, becoming the first giants pitcher since mid-april to pitch at least seven innings, that's 40 games. he struck out four, gave up five hits and two runs. he gets his first major league win as the giants win 8-2. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. we've heard a lot from the warriors. coming up in sports in 20 minutes we'll get the raptors' take as they gear up for game two. >> do we have to? >> it's actually kind of funny, you want to listen to this. much more to come. the 49ers today marking the 100th season of the nfl. how they turned the celebration into a way to give back to the community. plus the vigil tonight for the 12 people, mostly city workers, kille

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sears, making moments matter. good evening. i'm eric thomas. tonight an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in santa clara forces an evacuation and shelter in place for nearby residents and businesses. it happened at air products and chemicals, inc., on norman avenue west of lafayette street around 4:30 p.m.ghay workers we fueling tanker trucks and hearse hissing, indicating a leak. no one was hurt. a bay area woman died yesterday while trying to take photos near a waterfall in emerald bay stay park in lake tahoe. eagle falls where it happened.

investigators say 35-year-old dina espinoza lost her footing when she tried reaching for a branch and went over. it was day two of the california democratic party state convention at the moscone center in san francisco. 5,000 democrats gathered to hear house speaker nancy pelosi and more than on dozen presidential candidates talk about how they'll take back the white house in 2020. the convention titled "blue wave rolling" continues tomorrow. the grieving community of virginia beach paid tribute to the lives lost yesterday during one of the deadliest workplace shootings in recent years. 12 were killed inside a city building, police say murdered by a colleague. abc news reporter mona kosar an dehas the latest. >> reporter: the city of virginia beach mourning the loss of a dozen people killed in a tragic workplace shooting. ♪ >> reporter: the gunman, duane crod dock, engineer at the city's public utilities

department, opened fire friday evening. going floor to floor at the municipal building where he worked for the last 15 years, armed with two .45-caliber handguns, indiscriminately shooting those in his path. 12 in all. five women, seven men. police have since blocked the area where this all happened off. but right underneath the crime tape the community has created a makeshift memorial in their honor. craddock was then eventually killed by police. >> this is the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. >> reporter: joseph scott says he was one of the last people to speak to craddock as he left work that day and shortly before the deadly chaos. >> it was just a normal, hi, how you doing, have a good weekend thing. and i left. >> reporter: scott says the news has left him overcome with emotion as he mourns his colleagues, including craddock. >> he's not evil. he was just another guy.

that had problems. >> reporter: police don't yet know craddock's motive. tonight three people remain in critical condition. the grief taking a toll on this coastal community. and tonight craddock's family posting this sign on their door, sending their condolences to the victims' families. the head of the trauma department at the hospital where the injured are being treated says two underwent surgery today, and one is just lucky to be alive. mona kosar abdi, abc news, virginia beach. a child's remains found inside a black trash bag alongside an arkansas freeway could be those of 4-year-old maleah davis. the texas girl has been missing since april 30th. houston police probed arkansas after darian vince, who was once engaged to malia's mother, and already under arrest in connection with the girl's disappearance, confessed in a jailhouse conversation with a community activist. he says he dumped her body there. >> one thing he wanted to make clear to me was, what happened

to malia was an accident. he says it was an accident. and he confessed to me where he dumped her body. >> vince initially told investigators malia was abducted after three men assaulted him and stole his car, but he was later seen being dropped off at a hospital in that same vehicle, which police found days later abandoned in a parking lot. they arrested vince, then charged him with tampering with evidence. the incredible sight, rescuers responding to last month's crash of a boeing 737 in jacksonville, florida. video from a body camera worn by a florida fish and wildlife officer shows the moments after the jet overran a runway near naval air station jacksonville into st. john's river. by the time this video was taken, all 143 people on board had made it off the miami air military charter safely. there were heavy thunderstorms in the area when the jetliner came in to land. a coast good helicopter crew rescued a 70-year-old man from a sailboat 100 miles off the san

diego coast. watch as a rescue swimmer jumps into the water to secure the man in a basket and then he's hoisted back into the helicopter. medical personnel were waiting on land to check him out. no details yet on what ailed the man or what prompted the rescue. record-breaking "jeopardy!" champ james holzhauer has raked in over $2 million on the show so far and he's sharing his wealth with the community. holzhauer lives in las vegas. an organization there dedicated to helping students considering dropping out posted this photo on facebook saying holzhauer donated $10,000. the las vegas newspaper reports holzhauer has also made a donation to the las vegas natural history museum. so far he's taken part in 31 "jeopardy!" episodes. as for work, holzhauer is a professional sports gambler. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, apple's developer conference kicks off monday in san jose. we're sorting through the rumors about the big announcements the company could be making. i'm meteorologist drew tuma.

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include a dark mode, making the screen easier to see in low light. bloomberg reports the company is going to kill its 18-year-oldivity-tunes platform after creating separate apps for music and video content. lacroix was once the trendiest drink of millennials but minute not anymore. the stock lost 10% and has lost 62% of its i have a. lacroix was one of the fastest-growing products in the beverage market heavily associated with millennials. competing products from rivals including coke and pepsi have successfully stolen away much of that customer base and investors are punishing the company for it. some elementary school students got a special surprise serenade from a disney princess erella showed up at the school in dayton, maine, to reward the students who have been learning american sign language because one of their fellow students, morrie

bellinger, i teachers say once they found out bellinger was going to attend the school, they put asl in the curriculum. >> not only to celebrate her but the school and how much sign language students and staff have learned. >> the children were eager to learn how to communicate with bellinger. so far they've mastered 15 to 20 signs. 49ers fans enjoyed a beautiful afternoon on the field at levi's stadium. abc 7 news was at today's second picnic on the field organized by the 49ers foundation. fans got to meet past and present niners players, win team prizes, and dive into a picnic. players and fans joined forces to stuff 1,000 backpacks that will go to bay area students for the next school year. one last check on weather. it's going to warm up. >> yeah, like summer shortly, eric. tonight we're tracking fog that is moving in and thickening as we speak. live doppler 7, i want to show you that lone shower that's

moved out of the central valley and is pushing to the south and west. it's falling apart but likely around 12:16 in yountville, you may see a sprinkle, drizzle, that's about it. it's not a rainmaker. overnight we have that fog that is in and around the bay shoreline. temperatures mainly in the 50s over the next 12 hours. as we get that fog first thing in the morning, it will gradually pull back to the coast by the early afternoon. this is a june-like pattern. 62 in the city tomorrow. 68 in oakland. 78 in san jose. 79 the high in antioch. 72 for both napa and santa rosa. the seven-day forecast, morning fog. it's breezy on the coast tomorrow. monday we're going to warm it back up. 70s and 80s, even warmer on tuesday with 80s and 90s. then we'll gradually go back to where we should be for this time of year with fog returning by friday of next week. >> all right, drew, can't wait for that fog. did i say that out loud? time for a check on sports. >> we're talking about the nba

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welcome back. the warriors hope to even the nba finals at 1-1 sunday. kevin durant won't play in game two but the dubs are hopeful he'll return sometime during this series. this morning durant was having some fun on the court with teammates in toronto. he didn't practice, but he looks like he's ready to get i think he's feeling pressure -- i don't think so. check out those flip-flops. the warriors have officially ruled him out for sunday because back on mthamewoigut amust-w. listen to klay thompson when asked if he thought the dubs

could still win the series. >> yes, 100%. first of four, not first of one, so -- still a lot of basketball about to be played. it would have been way more fun being up 1-0. but this is definitely fun. like the challenge of being on this stage and understanding the opportunity for us tomorrow to come out and be 1-1 going back home, which any road team would love that opportunity. the party is still raging on in canada after the raptors' game one win over the warriors. it's second game one playoff loss for the dubs under steve kerr. despite the loss warriors are beaming with confidence. toronto's kyle lowry knows why. >> they got rings. they got rings and they can be confident. we can't really necessarily worry about them, we have to continue to worry about us. they're going to be them. they're going to do their thing. for us we got to concentrate on

us, focus on what we have to do. >> they're going to come out swinging, we're going to come out swinging. it's the finals. you expect a team's best shot. we know what we're going to get from those guys. and for us, it's just about trying to increase our intensity and our effort as well. all right, early start tomorrow of the game, tip-off 5 krrk p.m. the party gets started at 4:00 for the pregame show and after the game with larry, carrie, donald, and mindi bach. the first stanley cup final game in st. louis since 1970stee earl valet on. david backes. it's the bruins who get going. three goals in the first. 15 seconds to go, st. louis out of position. sean kuraly, 3-0 after one. second period. david pastrnak with a nice move and the backhand flip. 4-0 boston.

the rookie goalie was rattled. should have stopped the brad marchand shot. he gets pulled for the first time this season. boston rolls 7-2. they lead the series 2-1 games. soccer now. champion league final. liverpool and tottenham. two minutes in, liverpool sellal la with the penalty kick, liverpool up 1-0. 87th minute off the corner kick. orige puts it in the corner, liverpool wins 2-0, their first title since 2005. mls, quakes in d.c. chris wondolowski with six goals in his last two games. 37th minute. wondo heads it in for career goal 151. d.c. wants an offsides, they don't get it. seven goals in three games for wondo. the game ends in a 1-1 draw. the quakes are now 5-2-3 in their last 10 matches. their best stretch in almost four years.

third round of the french open. serena williams taking on fellow american sofia kin none. serena struggling loses the first set. was only 1 of 7 on break points. can't get it done here. allows kinnon to serve for the match. serena loses in straight sets, goes down in the first week of a major for just the fourth time. it's the furthest the 20-year-old kennon has ever gone in a major. andy ruiz has shocked the world. he takes out undefeated champ anthony joshua with a seven-round tko to win the wba, ibf, and wbo heavyweight titles. it's one of the biggest upsets in boxing history. ruiz, who grew up near san diego, was a 25-1 underdog going into the fight. he becomes the first mexican-american to become heavyweight champion. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino.

and a great reminder, boxing is a skilled sport. not a body-building contest. you look at the two guys, you think that guy's going to win, didn't happen. >> boxing is a painful sport, trust me on this. by the way, the 1970 blues team? the winning goal by the boston bruins, bobby orr scored the winning goal. i was 10 years old. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00.

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