. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. north korea's kim jong un says let's talk. and the president says yes. good evening, thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. the exact time and place is yet to be determined but it could happen soon. a meeting between an american president and any north korean leader is unprecedented. it's a remarkable turn around in a historically strained

relationship following threats and name calling. abc news reporter tara palmery in washington. >> kim jong un is ready to sit down with president trump. the south koreans came to washington to deliver a letter from the dictator indicating they are ready to talk peace. >> i told president trump that in our meeting north korean leader kim jong un said he is committed to denuclearization. >> even more. >> and he expressed his eagerness to meet president trump as soon as possible. >> the south korean official said the meeting could happen as soon as may. the offer includes a promise to stop nuclear and missile testing but it's unclear if north korea will release three american detainees. they will discuss the military exercises despite the talks. >>. north korea hasn't launched a missile since november 28th. one hundred daysing a.

in august president trump took a hard line on north korea. >> any will be met with fire and furey like the world has never seen. >> reporter: he criticized the secretary of state tillerson for attempts at diplomacy. the north korean economy suffered kbraetly under new sanctions. a group of republican lawmakers sent a letter to president trump urging him to put the maximum pressure on north korea. they warned of false promising of kim jong un. abc nups washington. president trump took a swipe at oakland mayor libby schaff today over grimes, a day after his attorney general did the same thing in sacramento. mr. trump called her a disgrace for warning undocumented immigrants i.c.e. agents were planning raids. eric thomas shows you what both sides have to say. >> oakland mayor libby schaff joined rare company today, most city leader can go a lifetime without butting heads with a sitting president. >> what the mayor of oakland did the other day was a disgrace. >> trump took a swipe the day

after jeff sessions came to skroom to file suit against the sanctuary city policies in california and also criticize schaff for blowing the lid off a series of immigration raids planned by i.c.e. >> they say 85% were criminals with criminal records. the mayor of oakland went out and warned them all. >> earlier today schaff responded to the criticism outside of an are an international women's day gathering in san francisco. in this interview provided to us by the mayor public affairs office she says she gets local support. >> i am so appreciative of the oakland community. i have obviously gotten much criticism. but much of it from outside of this community. >> but some members of the city council wonder if facing off against the trump administration could jeopardize sorely needed federal funding for oakland. >> we do receive federal funds for our public safety through the police. the housing issues. serving the homeless. but i think we have to recognize we are u.s. citizens and don't

get caught up in the political game. >> but in city councilman says bring it on. >> they can threaten all they want. we're doing what we think is best for the people in the oakland and the east bay. >> mayor schaff took a jab at the president today by wishing him a happy international women a's day. in elbowed eric thomas abc 7 news. >> other issues tonight family and friends mourn the death of a vallejo girl, ayres buffin was walking on a sidewalk when she was hit and killed by a rolling suv. police believe this man vincent fitzer was behind the wheel. and abc 7 news learned he has faced 31 previous charges for crimes such as car theft, burglary and narcotics. her grieve stricken grandmother spoke with family and friends gatherering near the accident scene. leslie brinkley has the story. >> ayres buffin was walking on the sidewalk at 3:45 yesterday on face time with woman's

daughter when an suv rolled backward on this steep hill and struck and killed her. >> she said she was on the phone and she heard the scream. and the phone fell. she seen the garbage can. she was dead. >> hit the girl, knocked her down to this area down here. >> mike coakley heard the crash and saw the aftermath from his bedroom window as he saw in overturn suv land in front of his driveway. >> tires were still rolling. then i saw a body over across the street in the gutter. so i knew there was a problem. so immediately i called 911. >>. >> reporter: coakley shared a surveillance video he says shows the driver getting out looking at the girl and running away up the street. >> he needs to turn himself in now. right now for something to happen to him. he needs to turn himself in. we know who you are. >> police are looking for the alleged driver, 29-year-old vincent fitzer of vallejo, who they say has a criminal history including violent acts.

>> he appears to be quasi trantient, not staying in a location for any period of time. we have contacted many of his family members. >> they are grieving the sudden death of the 18-year-old vallejo high school senior. ayres buffin was described as always smiling, always happy. police say they are investigating the possibility that the 1994 suburban that hit her may have had a mechanical problem that cause to do to roll backwards down the steep hill and up on the sidewalk. in vallejo leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. gun control activists calling on major credit card companies to stop processing payments for gun sales. activists from several groups delivered petitions with more than 144,000 signatures to visa headquarters in foster city. they claim companies like visa and master card have the power and responsibility and to curb and stop the sale of assault weapons across the united states.

>> people want to own them then there should be as many speed bumps and impediments and registration to owning a military grade assault rifle as there is to buying a car and having insurance for it. >> payment processors like paypal and apple pay have already banned using in re services to buy firearms. visa did not respond to requests for comment. in may look like a usb device. and that's what same teenagers say make it easy to use on camps. it's a vaporizer. melanie woodrows how underage user take advantage of the design. >> reporter: according to the website san francisco based company juul come kates cigarette like strength nick teen levels. the vaporizer looks like a usb drive with a design that some high school students in san francisco say makes it easy to use right on campus. even though the campus is both smoke and vape free.

>> they go to the bathroom and do it or try to just bend over under the table and just take a little puff. >> san francisco unified school district is working to educate students. >> we want our young people to know that electronic vapor products aren't safe. >> students we spoke with say they don't use it but have ideas why others do. >> you can't notice it all the time. and it's easy. >> mostly use it for tricks. >> in an email to abc 7 news a spoke person for juul writes we strongly condemn the use of the prd by minors and it's in fact illegal it sell our product to minors. no minor smub in possession of a juul product. >> definitely in class, like behind the teachers back, just like try to -- >> youth outreach workers also students want to inform peers. >> this is just one of their ways to get knew smoking. it's a mechanicing thing. >> juul says it's working to reduce the number of minors using tobacco products including

vapor products with initiatives including limiting website sales to ages 21 and over. a secret shopper program to maren age verification of retailers, and working with schools, law enforcement and community leaders. in san francisco, in melanie wood row abc 7 news. coming up next, escalating tensions in berkeley. right-wing protesters threaten to burn down a left-wing book story. also the government recall vofgt basketball is a shad shaped menorah. and sandhya patel here with the forecast. consider this the break. ill let you know how long it lasses before rain reappear. it's coming in this weekend. the time line is straight ahead. >> thanks sandia. ahead, scientist attention prove that truth is no match for prove that truth is no match for fiction twitter.

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that. >> that aggressive language and threats scared some volunteers who worked at rufrls books located on durant avenue near the uc berkeley campus. >> basically they came, tried to push into our store, and then started yelling at us like you see in the video. >> rayco a redman and others in the store record the entire incident. >> i was here march 4th, april 15th, april 27th. we ran your stupid [ bleep ]. >> the story has been under attack ever since the pro trump rally berkeley. they say protesters showed up at the story ten years i'm time it prompts those on the revolutionary communist party. >> we stand against white supremacy, against this facist trump zbleem this is video given to abc 7 news of won of the first protests outside the book store. >> volunteers working at the

store say beside the police they are relying on the community to protect in local institution which has been in the neighborhood three decades. >> we have a text alert system. and we encourage people to come in and volunteer to be in the book store. >> today independent book store city lights books expressed support for revolution books, stating we stand in solidarity with our fellow back sellers and all those exercising their rights to think freely publish and advocate for believes. >> lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. well basketball shaped menorah handed out by the warriors are being recalled. the products safety commission after receiving a report that the candle hold he recalls melt when exposed to heat posing a potential fire risk. the warriors handed out 2,000 during the jewish heritage night

festivities. santa clara county supervisor cindiy chavez among several people leading to young women at notre dame high school about female empowerment to celebrate the international women's day. chavez said the time is now to recognize women for their accomplishments throughout the county. she also announced her plan to ask the board to educate -- or dedicate, rather, up to $5 million to build monuments in their honor. >> monument, arts, rechanging the names of streets, dedicating parks, we are going to put our mark on this county. >> i think it's great to call attention to that other history of women leaders and women's empowerment. >> some significant history behind chavez's proposal, san jose was known as the feminist capital of the world in the 70s when janet gray hays was elected the first female mayor of a major american city. well, abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is

here with what is turning into a active forecast. >> i want to though you from the kaem this around, look at this view, absolutely amazing. it was just reheat the left over moisture from the system bringing us the rant roercht into the morning when you get that you get the pretty clouds, looks it is bubbling in a pop .not seeing rain right now but as dan mentioned we have an unsettled pattern in the accuweather seven-day forthforecast. .7 of of an inch in san francisco. almost a third in santa rosa. .15 in oakland. trace amounts in san jose, .5 in livermore. temperature in the 40s and 50s. a live look from the camera you can see city hall there. and i'm going to show you what's over here. that's what you expect to see in the summertime.

panning around courtesy of rick in transmission to show you the fog. the fog is with you tomorrow morning during the commute. so be aware of that. it may slow you down. from the east bay hills camera you can see the fog in the foreground as well. here is a look at the forecast foggy overnight tonight. mild tomorrow afternoon. rain returns saturday afternoon. and it's unsettled into next week. when you get going tomorrow morning, 40s, 50s. watch out for fog tomorrow afternoon. you're seeing temperatures still very mild in the south bay. 70 degrees i should say the weather in the south bay. 70 degrees in milpitas, mid-six in we had redwood. slow 60s in half moon bay. downtown san francisco 62. mix of cloud and sun might see isolated showers at lake por. 66 in santa rosa. in the east bay really comfortable. mid-60s from oakland to fremont inland areas up to 70 in fairfield, 69 in livermore. a little bit milder than where

you should be this time of year. not long. level one light system on the storm impact scale. rain turns though showers most area base a quarter to half inch brozy at times. the weekend time line, the morning is fine. 1:00 rain moves in from the south and northward. by 4:00 p.m. you watch the rain pick up in intensity and pockets of moderate rain between eight and 10:00 p.m. saturday night. and monday we get trailing showers for the first half of the day before a break and then another system. you can download the accuweather app and check out the live doppler 7 any time. check the temperatures. they'll changing. 60s to low 70s, level one system saturday afternoon, through sunday which brings wet weather. don't forget you want to spring forward sunday morning we go to daylight saving time heading into monday around, tuesday another system also a level one brings us more wet weather. then look, level 2 moderate strength storm on wednesday.

that one looks like it's going to be stronger with wet weather. much cooler. and windier as well. and then level 1 for thursday, more wet weather in the forecast. when you have six out of seven days with a storm impact scale on it, i call that winter, dan. >> yes, no question. that's exactly what we need. >> we definitely need it we are so behind. >> thanks very much. beka may have forgiven arie but not everyone has. the latest bachelor finds no welcome in minnesota. jerry

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the season finale before reconnecting with lauren a runner-up. beka is from minnesota, and now a lawmaker from the sfat is coming to her defense in a big way. he introduced a bill banning the bachelor from entering her home stay. the congressman says i'm man of my word. here is the bill banning ari. the bill reads the state of minnesota hereby adopts a policy of zero tolerance of ary from season 22 of the bachelor. it's state policy that every person in the state has a right to live free from the presence of ary in the state. well after the gut wrenching finale, i vowed to more a bill if he got the tweets. that number was easily surpassed. now the bill tongue in cheek yes process pu. the actor markhamle of "star wars" was are honored with a star on the walk of fame. >> may the force be with you

always. >> hamel was joined by harrison ford, george lucas, two storm troopers and r 2 d 2 made achieve appearances. thousands packed the hollywood boulevard with some hiening up for hours before the event. >> from jedi to joker and back again. it's been fantastic. thank you so much. >> there are more than 2,600 stars on the walk of fame. former president obama is reportedly in talks with netflix about a series of shows. the president and former first lady would produce exclusive content for the company. they say it also includes the former president moderating discussions on political topics that came up during the presidency, health care voting rights and immigration. however, the former president does not intend to use the platform to deannounce conservatives or president trump. the report says apple and amazon

also approached the obamas about content deals as well. well coming up next, president trump defies the world and members of his own party. meet local metal manufacturers feeling the affects of the president's new tariffs firsthand. also the controversy out of south carolina after a police officer use add stun gun upon a man accused of jay walking. and it may be just a matter of days before the nation's biggest

>> announcer: live where you live this is abc 7 news. good evening again. we'll begin this havre hour with the controversial tariffs on steel and aluminum come into this country. the new tariffs will take effect in 15 days. the president signed his order surrounded by steel and aluminum

workers. >> the american steel and aluminum industry has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices. it's really an assault on our country. >> canada and mexico will be temporarily exempt as the president seems to revise the north american free frayed agreement. he suggests other countries may be spared. jeff flake will introduce legislation to nullify the tare i was. tesla ceo elon musk is on the president's side on the american trafd deficit with mc. musk tweeted about the tariffs mcimposes on tesla. >> we send our car over there pay 25%. they send their car over here 2.510. ten point that from elon. >> musk tweeted he is against import duties in general but the currently rules make it difficult. he likened it to competing in an

olympic race wearing led shoes. well there is a centrally industry in the bay area. we don't make the steel. but plenty of companies make products from steel that they import. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has more from a petaluma company where even before the signing, the possibility of tariffs impacted business. >> reporter: a continent away from d.c. far from the political crowd. we entered the corner of american and political enterprise stretching back to 1901. >> most people drive by and have no idea what this is until they walk inside and they are like my gosh. >> when we tell you how he represents the fifth generation of his family to run the steel fabricing company. believe it that's him on the left. they have been here through two world wars one recession and one depression. >> you know steel is like the building block of the world. >> this is a small but extremely established steel factoring company. if you wonder about the effects

on steel tare i was on average americans this would be a good place to start. >> in the last month the price of steel we have seen schz 15% increase. and it's adding which the day. >> his company buys steel from local and foreign manufacturers then turns it into floors or conduits or tractor parts, even battle bots now the prices rise as president trump zriebz it a tariff on foreign steel will boost industry and jobs. it's a controversial measure. high level stuff to the 31 employees at van bever. >> todd has been here 12 years he is a craftsman not an economist. >> probably for the person paying for the steel it's going to matter a lot. in the end, it's the end user who ends up paying tor it. >> and through countless places just a sec like this, across the nation. >> we bend it, roll it, cut it. we tell it as is. >> in petaluma abc 7 news. the american embassy in

mexico city is pribing u.s. kwoft employees from traveling to playa del carmen because of an unspecified security threat. the moves comes two weeks after 25 people, including two americans were injured in an explosion on the ferry linking the town with another island. the incidents are under investigation. well controversial video out of asheville, north carolina, tonight showing a police officer using a stun gun on a man for jay walk. abc news reporter marshals yes gonzalez with the story. >> put your hands behind your back. >> body cam video obtained by the citizen times catching the moments we the police officers attempts to purge and use a stun gun on the man accused of jay walking. >> i can't breathe. >> the video recorded in august going viral when it was leaked and published last wreak

sparking outrage. >> the issue is a human rights issue. the issue is because we all have been there. >> at this community meeting in asheville questions about why police didn't release the video. the police chief saying she is willing to resign. >> when it's all said and done just like every time i need willing to come to the table whoever is willing to do the work. >> in statement the chief going on to say the acts demonstrated in the video are unacceptable it's the policy of the asheville police department to take swift and immediate action upon any use of unwarranted or excessive force, adding the officer chris hikman is no longer employed by the police department and a criminal investigation is underway. she also apologized to johnny germane rush the mean seen injured in the video. charges against him have been dropped. marshalsy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. after scrambling to keep the bankruptcy reorganization plan alive, toys "r" us is planning

for rick which hadation. it appears to be running out of time and money, pushing closer to having the close the doors of the entire chain. the leaders failed to find a buyer or reach a financing deal with lenders. the company in recent weeks told workers it doesn't have enough money to pay severance. sources expect the company to file chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation next weak. they declined to comment. well the public comment period on the president's plan to drill off the coast ends tomorrow. and to that end senator feinstein asked everyone to make voices heard. the state released the battle plan for fighting the expansion of offshore drilling in california, including the land commission refusing to issue permits for infrastructure that drillers need to bring oil and gas from offshore fields to the land. the california coastal commission reviews oil and gas activity off the coast. it formally opposed the plan to

allow new drilling in pacific waters. a new study finds how fast fake news travels on wirt. mit researchers released details of a 10-year study. they found the average false story takes about 10 hours to reach 1,500 user. it takes about 60 hours for true stories to reach the same amount of people. on abc 7 news at 4:00, the editor in chief of cnet had theory about why zpl when you see something unusual or interesting or that ee vocation emotional reaction you want to be the first to share it. or you say my gosh i can't bleach this is true. holy cow. and you want to share it immediately. >> it isn't just bots. researchers say it's humans spreading the bogus stories for the reason she described. be in the know. an and animator finds his game and finds a story along side hoop sister koeb bryant.

visitors to san francisco's presid owe have a chance to relive decades of movie magic and maybe even peek behind the curtain to see what's coming next, all with the help of the world's most famous animators. krinlts sze gives you a look. >> glenn basketball and. >> it was another award-winning moment for glenn keen, this time for the film deer basketball with nba star kobe bryant. but for disney fans keen and the animated characters he brings to life have been magical for decades. >> there is a moment where they come through the paper. and you look at them and recognize that's him. and that's what happened with the beast. >> and now keen's characters from beauty and little mermaid are together in a special exhibit at the disney

family mumz at san francisco's presid owe. it's a chance to see and learn about the techniques that helped them jump off the screen in films like tarsen and aladen. >> you notice ariel spins around, the beast does, tarsen. these are dpengsle sculpted drawings. >> he learned at a disney studio that he describes as having the am beans of cigaretting with pencil shavings and scotch. while the characters are legendary. he believes the future of animation has a new magic all its own thanks to the emerging technology of virtual reality. >> it's an opportunity to draw in three dimension. >> he demonstrated by drawing ariel using the google tilt brush system. >> with the goggles on i'm drawing but actually animating a figure turning in space around

me. that -- that's a dream that could come to life in the same which his characters have. remarkable kristen sze report processing. the exhibit is called make believe, the world of glenn keen it's at disney family mumz. sandhya patel is next with the look at the approaching rain several days of it. and how did they capture this? and how did they capture this? even the baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask

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recreational cannabis has been legal in california more than two months now. but a church using weed as part of services has been raided. melissa mcbride in our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: at church of hundred harmonies there are two doors.

one for the temple hall, a small sanctuary with a pulpit and chairs. the other for the sacraments. there is a wide innovator to choose from. the purple purge members buy are central to religious believes. >> it helps our mind, helps our spiritualty. creates inner peace. and we want to spread that. we want people to become aware of what this plant is doing for our community. >> reporter: alana represents other cannabis churches operating the same way. but to law enforcement they appear to be unlicensed zplensryes. they raided hundred harmonies last november. the church is suing the county. an attorney represents the church. >> it's activities are protected unthe california constitution, the united states constitution, and federal law. laws that place a substantial burden on the free exercise of the religion will not be upheld. >> betancourt says the sincerity

of believes not the former of sacrament what matter in courts. they didn't want to be identified on camera out of concern of another raid. >> it's a positive movement. and people try to put this dark cloud over it when it's something we believe in and shouldn't be persecuted because this is something we realize helps people. >> melissa mcbride, abc 7 news. all right. now to a different kind of bird's-eye view. check out this video of emperor penguining posing for selfies. when he got the camera he found the engine looking in the lens. sandhya patel has a rainy forecast. >> it's not a wash out for the weekend. i looked at the latest computer model. you get peertd of dry. the rain has slowed down.

i want to show you the live doppler 7 right now. we have some fog and clouds around tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be dry except around lake county where there may be isolated showers. the rest mild, low 60s to low 70s. now check out where our snow pack is. statewood at 38% of average. this weekend, they are going to see some snow it's not big a snow event. but several inches expected which sunday afternoon. they could be talking up to half a foot or a little bit more. now, it's going to be gusty over the ridges and cloudy tomorrow. but good for travel. chance in the afternoon evening of rain and snow saturday. and then sunday we have a chance as well. i do want to show you the latest computer model. this is saturday afternoon evening it's dry. now sunday is when we expec some showers. going into sunday night, then monday we see more rain. it's wave after wave of rain. going into wednesday, this looks like our stronger storm, colder storm, windier heading into thursday. so this is great news of course.

but on the accuweather seven-day forecast i dropped the level one to saturday pushing it to saturday when the time changes. you lose the hour of sleep, gain some day lightly and bring in couple more ones monday, tuesday thursday and level two on philistine. >> if you are looking for something fun to do in weekend we have you covered. just take your umbrella as you heard from sandhya. alexa smith from abc 7 morning has ideas from prrns at hood line. >> chocolate bacon beer, and bicycling in the buff. yeah, you have a wide raining of options this we could. head to the oakland water front saturday for the fifth annual bacon and beer festival. enjoy unlimited samples of bacon inspired dishes like fries topped with cheese, basin parmesan and of course bacon crumbles. wash that down with beer with beer from the favorite brewery. the mechanic billeding in jack london square it's a good idea to get tickets ahead of time all proceeds from the celebration of bacon and beer will benefit

oakland grown supporting local businesses. if you prefer to burn your calories and not eat them you can participate in the ninth annual world naked bike ride in san francisco. and yes with you can bare as much as you dare for the ride around popular spots like fisherman whav wsh the marina lombard and haight. the even is free of costs and clothing and begins near the ferry building saturday. on the sweet note at the san francisco international chocolate salen. master chocolatiers and cull near artisan provide gourmet premium chocolate in every shape and size. kwuns you had the fill of tasting you might learn something by sitting in on one of the author talks. the eventual is at the hall of flowers sunday from 11:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. you can get details on these events and more go to the website. abc news.com and we'll link you up with hood line. all rights thanks very much.

sports director larry beil with all the sports. and oh, oh. >> would you be willing -- how are your ankles by the way? would you like to give an ankik transplant. it's happened to steph curry, the right ankle. the latest tweak against the spurs. there it is. what does it mean in the long run? for golden state? sports is next.

good evening. it almost seems like steph curry right aiken sell a magnet for injury. he tweaked it again tonight against the spurs on awkward landing. in time we'll see. it may cost the warriors the top seed in the west. two and a half the minutes in the game. in traffic here he lands awkwardly. rolls the ankle. you see it on freeze frame. it's painful to look at. he would sit out most of the gim. thomas behind the back. javale mcgee with authority. omry kasspy not much of a factor but let's the block on one end. reward the big man, throwing it down! . dubs one of 11 from beyond the arc at the half. draymond with the miss. long pass to dafis for the jam. spurs up 4 at the praek. it's javale again. flying. the assist by draymond. kevin current heating up late

and in curry absence he has 36. but rhee marcus aldrij inside. spurs led by nine after 3/4s. warriors comes back lead 107-105 in the final minnesota. a scarey moment for cal star jaylen brown of the celtics going to dunk, lose balance and fall hard on his head and neck. it looks like he was out there. like it might have been concussed. goodness. some how, jaylen brown was able to get up and walk off on his own. waving to the crowd in minnesota who gave him an oinnovation for it. hopefully he is okay. all right. college hoops who loves magic in wait for it. wait for it here. we're about to see magic happen. voila'. stanford and ucla .quarter finals. the bruins pretty much in charge all the way. prince ali, a great name and

aaron holiday, he can gets up. that would be a lottery pick if he was bigger. 6'1". finished with 34 points and 8 assist processes ucla eliminates stanford. 88-77, the final. to the ice sharks and blues, oh, so cute. got the ice cream, got the -- the ear must-haves there. st. louis golly jake allen got the start after carter hutton hurt himself this morning. 21 saves through 2. and he got stuck the right skate was stuck in the net. 8 minutes left and still no score until the sharks were the first power play goal in 12 long games. finally. mccale bod kerr from the slot. in the third period. 1-0 team teal in the third. the arrival of jimmy garoppolo turned speedy into a weapon. and well paid. they signed him to a three-year

extension. nfl network total value of $20 million. 10 million gaerned. he was getting the ball a lot once jimmy g arrived arrived. racked up 56 catches a career best 962 yards. with pierre garsen back along with good win, the niners could be in the market for a big receiver somebody to stretch the field. we'll see. baseball tonight, giants and mariners. johnny cueto. store scoreless allowing only two hint. trevor brown providing offense. rbi single in the second and comes through in the seventh with a two-run double. two for three with two rbis, behind cueto dealing giants win by a score of 4-0. a's and angels oakland scores four runs in the fifth. they call in crush. chris davis, not quite out but off the wall. scores a pair on the triple. the a's win 7-3. first round of the value spar

championship in florida. and tiger woods in trouble here up against the trees, loses the club. appears to be in pain there as he releases it. let's it fly. 16. he wasn't hurt. maybe a bruised forearm at the most par that hole. this tee shot on 17 near perfection. 1 under 70 tie for 8 three off the lead. nick watney tide for second 368 shot goes in for birdie. one back of the leader cory connors at four under. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. the final seconds warriors clinging to a 109-107 lead with two seconds rest. looks like they'll pull it out. dissipate the steph injury. >> thanks larry very much. coming up tonight on abc news at 11:00. disaster on fertility clinic. couples on edge. why a tank filled with embryos and eggs warmed up.

a fight to save jobs in a local district. filled with nervous and angry parents in the meeting. join us for news at 11:00 on channel 7. that's all for now. for sandhya, landy, i'm dan ashley, hope to see new one hour on the big 7.

(dramatic music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in lebanon, maine, the other in vincennes, indiana. in our first case, a wife feels like a prisoner in her own home.