>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. the pineapple express is moving through the bay area tonight. the heaviest rains yet to come with the level 3 storm. it was tough going in the north bay. roadways are flooded in west marin and sonoma as well. at least 12 roads closed. in sonoma county a car half submerge. they sent in rescue people to pull out two beam and dogs. and here is look outside from the abc 7 exploratorium camera and pier 15. you can see the city in a rainy

haze. it's a gloomy evening to be sure. thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. ama is off tp. we'll begin with the rn expected to pick up overnight and cause flooding. our meteorologist sandhya patel has live doppler 7. >> the atmosphere river delivered a healthiy does of rain almost half a foot in some of the wettest locations ppt i want to show you the live doppr 7 right now and what's going on. the rain has been coming down hard at times. it's easing up except there are spots around crock et, ben eash aifr vallejo. 80 and 780 moderate. delta, brentwood, and yolk you notice around byrne getting good rainfall amounts. the rate about .65 of an inch per hour. you know this pineapple express is soaking parts of the bay area. santa rosa, south santa rosa petaluma hill road steady rain. it hasn't eased up. the mission district, daly city,

it's light right now. and stretching from half moon bay all the way to redwood city and san mateo street level radar showing light rain to mountain view, sunnyvale, santa clara. the santa cruz mountains the rain is light. but the problems aren't lit. in the north bay flood advisory as for are for central sonoma county until 10:00. that will likely get extended look at the moisture source towards hawaii known as a pineapple express. as dan mentioned. this is a strong level 3 storm through tomorrow morning. expect downpours flooding, wind gusts, 25 to 40-mile-per-hour and there is a chance of thunder we have seen gusts over 40. a flood watch kofrpg the north bay absanta cruz mountains. heavy rain could lead to mudslide and rock slides on road ways. you see the heavier rain passing through the region, twourt in the morning. hopefully it won't wake you up. this trend carries over. the flood advisory for this

central sonoma county is not the only area. it's also for mendocino county, rashten river near hopland correct expected to crest below flood stage. but the adviser until saturday night and nofr o river forecast to see minor flooding. the flood warning through tomorrow night. don't take it lightly. it's a strong slow moving soaker. and we're not done yet. dan i'll have the rest of the time line coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. there is a fear of flooding in mill valley where up to five inches of rain has fallen in the last 24 hours or so. police tweeted late this afternoon warning people in the area of sycamore park to move vehicles to the mill valley community center. it's easy to see why we you see the video. the stream is swollen and nearly flded over. in 2005 fedoras damaged vehicles in that area as part of a storm that did 100 million in damage in marin county. well rain has been the heaviest in the north bay today, as is

often the case. here a live look at sand rafael, the taillights on cars south on 101 into san francisco. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has more there. >> if your truck spins out from an atmospheric river does it feel different. >> i'm still scared and nervous and shaking. >> that's jose vallejo from pete lum look looking the at remains of his truck. he never saw that spinout coming until it was over. >> i just didn't think it was going to stop. but it it was an eternity in a quick zbleekd one small drama when no one seemed immune. no one hurt here when a chp car hydroplane intoed a ditch. no one hurt here when two people found themselves stuck in a disabled car for half an hour. across the region if you took the words flooded road closed dourt all the same meaning. >> does it look like an ferk river to you. >> it sure feels like it.

>> glenn cooper faced down and conjured this watery gauntlets let. it was enough punch to ruin a weekend. here is russell creek along parker hill road and fount gounten grove yesterday. 24 hours later. a different animal. one reason why in burn areas local responders are keeping close watch, measuring the impact of every single drop. the good news they say, that the ground has had time. they would be much more worried had these rains come sooner. >> if we had a significant storm immediately after the fire we'd be in a much different situation. >> you make it sound like you're dorjing a bullet. >> we have and we wint to continue to dodge the bullet. >> but dodging rai strops, impossible. >> thanks to wayne friedman. a live look at weather from the camera at sfo. you can see the problem nearly 150 flights cancelled because of rain, wind and low clouds.

that's about 10% of the airport's flight schedule according to airport officials. for those lucky enough to have a flate many face long delays. abc 7 news spoke with a family from bolivia, trying to get to l.a. to catch a flight to hawaii. another travel frere santa rosa was trying to get to oregon for a baby shower. >> i'm, like, on the verge of tears. the best they could do was get me a flight with virgin from san jose tonight at 7:00. >> i don't know. because all the flights in are cancelled. >> five arriving flights were diverted to oakland because of the weather. tonight's giants dodgers game was rained out. it would have been the first of a tlae-game series between both teams. instead it's rescheduled for april the 28th. . tipgts for the rainout will be honored then. the team pushed back the start of saturday's game tomorrow by two hours to 3:0 a "p" hoping

for better weather. this is by the way, just the sixth rainout in the 18-year history of at&t park. now you can track the incoming rain where you live. with the abc 7 news app. it has live doppler 7 to get hour by hour conditions in your neighborhood. well the weather hampered search efforts to find the driver of a white prius be found crashed in the oakland hills. the car went down a rugged raf even off the terrace and grizzly peak. earlier this evening searchers located a body. leslie brinkley with more on this mystery. >> so you know that grizzly peak she may have gone off a cliff. >> this woman says her son's girlfriend was reported missing this week. and she drove a white prius, the same car that went off the side of grizzly peak and down 100 feet in steep terrain. but when the car plummeted into the raf even is a mystery. >> he saw her sunday night. and then yontd when he called me

but maybe it was tuesday or wednesday. and said would you go over there and see if she has been there because he doesn't -- he lives right up the road here. >> her son was gone in hawaii this week and is cutting his vacation short to return to the bay area. police were investigating the woman's disappearance near marshal borrow terrace this morning at 8:50 a.m. fog, rain and wind hampered the rescue efforts but they eventually confirmed there was no one inside the vehicle. the this afternoon as the vehicle was towed up the muddy hillside cadaver dog was the alameda county sheriffs department located a body near the prius. >> the sheriffs department search and rescue three dogs responded with the handlers. and search the area. they located one female adult. >> the woman has not yet been identified. grizzly peak boulevard reopened around 4:30. in the oklahoma hills, leslie brinkley abc 7 news. health officials are confirming six cases of meesles

in the bay area, santa clara county health officials confirmed five cases over the past month. another case was reported in alameda county. officials are advising everyone to make sure that they've had the meesles vaccine. they have not released any information about the patients who were affected but say the threat to the public is very low. still, pays to be cautious. nonetheless the officials are contacting places where the patients visited to let others know they may have been exposed. again always good to be cautious. it is as you can tell a busy friday night process. come up the abc news exclusive. inside the home of the youtube shooter. and hear more emotional reaction from her family about what happened. also the big project to develop candle stick point, why developers have been put on hold. and meteorologist sandhya patel will be back with more on this level 3 storm that is hitting the bay area. a lot more to bring

now to an abc news exclusive. inside the home of the woman police say opened fire at the youtube headquarters in san bruno, shooting three people before turning the gun on herself. the family of nasim adhdam says she became something of a youtube sensation in the iranian community for videos of

exercising promoting vegennism or dancing. the family says youtube began to ilt filter her last year. >> would you say she was obsessed with youtube. >> that's all she was doing, making videos. >> she never had -- how she shoot the people. >> adhdam's parents say they had no idea the daughter was capable of this week's shooting about which scherr shocked and saddened. three people were hurt. one remains hospitalized in fair conditions. school employees and administrators across the bay area got intense training today, training they hope they never have to use. abc 7 news reporter coronell bernard explains. >> my daughter just texted me from school, she is at stillman douglas. she says there is active shooter. >> chilling 911 calls from a florida high school an active shooter killing 17 people. this week in san bruno ray intrurder at youtube with guyana wounds three employees before taking her life.

it's one reason this active shooter safety training class was full at the marin county sheriffs department. the four-hour seminar was for bay area school administers hoping to arm themselves with information. >> knowledge is power. >> and the assistant principle at healdsburg learned a disturbing fact. >> there is no trend except that the trend is upticking. this is the reality and we have to be prepared for it. >> a lot of interest in this. i think our educators are looking for additional information. they're very concerned about protecting our children. >> the warning signs may vary. >> the class taught by the public safety training institute uses in video produced by the houston police department, a dramatic simulation of an active shooter situation. the message here, run, hide or fight. fight being a last resort. >> we talk about, you know, being aggressive, being loud, you know, never giving up, having the will to survive.

>> greg is assistant principle at novato high-where safety measures are always tested. >> we did a lockdown drill yesterday and most staff and students were right on par with expectations. we had a couple much students out then theb ran to the bathrooms and locked the door. >> the new normal for a sometimes dangerous world. at marin county. abc 7 news. san francisco police are still on the hunt for some burglary suspects. officers saw the group running from a home after police responded to break in call. suspects took off from the silver terrace neighborhood in a car which later crashed at the intersection of topeka and bridge view drive. one suspect was account caught and a undetermined number are on the run. oakland police are looking for up to eight people who say they saw robbed a majong parceler they rushed into the club on 11th street in chinatown, guns drawn, taking money and other

items from the victims. no one was hurt though. new developments in the plan to revitalize the old candle stick park. the san francisco business times reports the developer of a planned 635,000 square foot shopping mall has put the whole project on hold. 5-point holdings would not confirm that to abc 7 news. but the ceo says the company is discussing the retail configuration because of the current economic instability in retail. 5-point holding says it wants to make sure the project will work for the future. so they are evidently reassessing. all right. as you know it's a dark and stormy night and meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the level 3 storm that hit us hard and not over. that's right, dan. the last time we had a strong level 3 storm in the bay area was january 8th. so that is why this may feel like it's a never-ending soaker. much needed here in the bay area as you all know. let me show you live doppler 7.

the rain has eased up a little bit. right now it's light and steady from oakland to park boulevard, piedmont, emeryville. heading inland around concord pleasant hill, bay point it's steady. and we are seeing light spotty showers from napa to sonoma as we show you street level radar. we're going to go into other parts like marin county where it's steady from sand rafael to mill valley. you will notice larkspur, still raining. california street, mission stret, we're seeing the wet roadways. you notice that around the peninsula from half moon bay all the way to palo alto we're still seeing the slippery roadways. spotty in nate around san jose, park more park avenue. let's look at the rainfall totals. many of you measures in inches but not all. mill valley more than 5.5 inches of rain. i just updated these. san francisco has gotten over 2 inches of rain. which is more than you see on average for the entire month of

april. oakland over two inches. you notice towards concord over an inch. ben loemen more than two inches in the santa cruz mountains. santa rosa about 12.5 inches. places like san jose, mountain view, redwood city generally under .5 inch of rain. we're not doneiest obly mild, 50s, 60s. here is a look at sto reports. this is the last 12 hours. we have seen numerous reports, the green there is flooding reports. we have seen most of those that are flooding, 29 reports. three reports of debris flow. and three reports of some real big downpours. it's been coming down in the form of rain in the sierra nevada which is of course causing concern as it melts the snow. flood watch until 11:00 a.m. sunday. several. of rain on top of the snow will lead to excessive flooding issues -- excessive rainfall will lead to flooding issues. discuss me. speaking of we've seen flooding in the bay area along the medium barked o from the kgo roof

camera. rainy and windy overnight. and it will be drying out sunday and monday. this storm is a strong level 3 storm with the pineapple connection, pineapple express through tomorrow morning. expect the downpours, floods will continue. win gusts 25 to 40 miles an hour. and there is a chance of thunder. 11:00 tonight as that cold front comes in, you will see soaking rain in the north bay. the yellows and oranges at midnight starting to slip southward and eastward. san francisco, the east bay, while you are sleeping the rain will be coming down pretty heavily. and you will notice around 4:00 a.m. the focuses is around the monther ayebae the south bay. 7:00 a.m. you wake up and say what storm? because the storm is starting to push out. and we'll just see isolated spotty light showers for the remainder of the morning in the north bay abthen in the around a little pop up shower here and there. not enough to where you need to cancel plans. the giants will play tomorrow afternoon after that rainout today. take a look at the rainfall totals. these are additional rainfall

totals. basically we're looking at more than an inches in the wettest north bay locations. way less than that in the south bay and the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. windy and wet tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow afternoon. just hang onto the umbrellas. you'll needs shades as well. it's breezy with spotty showers. temperatures in the 60s, plenty of sun. and the accuweather seven-day forecast it's a level 3 storm wet windy rg morning channels of thunder. and then a drying trend for the second half of the we could into monday. a light level 1 system bringing chances of showers tuesday and wednesday next week. but nothing like we are experiencing. download the app and you can keep track of live doppler 7. dan, just to process ut it in perspective, just yesterday our rainfall% of normal, 56 to 64% in the bay area. since this atmospheric river has arrived, we are now 58 to 71% of average. >> really. >> we have gone up. >> just 24 hours. >> making a difference. >> and that will continue the

next few days. >> that will continue indeed. >> thanks good news. facebook reveals new transparency steps so that you know who is behind the political ads you see on the news feed. and it's a weekend just for fan boys and fan girls. the big event hitting ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today.

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facebook has announced new transparency steps to let users know who is behind the political and issue ads on facebook and instagram. those posts will be clearly labeled and will show who paid for them. and the groups that pay for the ads will also have to prove their identity. at the same time, facebook confirmed today it secretly is deleting messages sent by ceo mark zuckerberg found in other people's inaction bows. the company cited corporate security. on tuesday zuckerberg is slated

to testify in washington to the lawmakers. silicon valley comic-con is back. the annual event got under way tonight. among the special guest is famed comic book writer stand lee. abc news was there when the doors opened. festivities run through sunday. there is a chance to get autographs and pictures with celebrity like jerry mathers who bade the beaver on the the 66 sitcom. "leave it to beaver." david ten et from dr. hoo. shawn afton from lord of the rings are making appearances. tickets are available online. looks like a fun weekend. well an early happy 80th birthday to governor jerry brown. he was born in san francisco on april 7th, 1938. he attended st. ignatius high school and sbrerd satiating heart jesuit seminary. graduated from uc berkeley in 195 a. the governor's press office tweeted out this picture of a newspaper article when brown turned 40 back in 1978 when he

was governor, the first time around. he is currently serving his fourth term as governor, first two terms were before term limits. well stay here. the weather is attacking people's weekend plans. next how the threat of flooding led officials to evacuate tourists from one part of yosemite national park. . the u.s. and mcthreaten more tariffs on one another taking a toll certainly on the stock market. how president trump's top economic adviser is trying to calm everyone's nerves. also troops are headed to the mexican border at the president's request. the plans by texas and arizona to send

>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news.

potent atmospheric river bringing a lot of rain to the bay area. it's already being measured in inches in some areas. here is a live picture of a very wet golden gate bridge. but at least it's moving smoothly. more heavy rain overnight. we want to give you an update from sandhya patel and live doppler 7. definitely expect the downpours to continue through the night look at live doppler 7 right now. i want to show you where it's falling at this time. we are seeing light showers around the north bay in lucas valley, sand rafael, across 101. but i want to pull out, because as you look here there is a batch of moderate to heavy rain that is heading in this direction. and it will be in sand rafael at 10:53. do watch out. in the east bay we see spoy showers. arnold oeshlgd, steady into san leandro. inland east bay pleasanton. livermore you're getti rainfall there. also seeing some showers around san francisco as it easts up

right now it's getting ready toic up around the peninsula. east palo alto, redwood city heading into the santa cruz mountains and the south bay. do expect in rain and the stormy weather to continue into the weekend. but not a washout. i'll be back with details, dan. >> thanks a lot. new the threat of flooding forced the closure of the yosemite valley to visitors. while the rest of the park is still open, the most popular area has been shut down as a precaution. reporter jean haagenson from our sister station in fresno has more there. >> reporter: for many a spring break trip the yosemite was cut short. >> they call it evacuation. after 5:00 i think it's all coasted up. >> cars and rvs streamed out because the most popular area the valley is closed. >> the valley is closed because of some of the specific impacts that could happen. we might lose power. there could be impacts to the sewer system and wouldn't be able to have active rest rooms operational at that time.

we might have problems with the water system. might have to shut water off to theable attention ing and lodging in the valley. >> the closure for forced some to change plans. >> we came from australia. we wanted to visit here. but it looks like we have to go, maybe head back another day once it's open. >> those we spoke with seemed to be willing to make the most of the time they had in the park. >> this morning we came in this morning, planned to come up for the day. and it's been beautiful. it's actually fun to see the park in clouds and beautiful in a different way. >> the park service says the plan is it to reopen the valley as soon as the weather permits it. >> as soon as the storm passes we're getting park crews out there start assessing systems, our power systems, sewer system. make sure things are operational. and brae going to reopen the valley as soon as we can. >> in yosemite, gene haagenson abc 7 news. defense secretary james mattis signed a new mo tonight calling for the deployment of 4,000 troops to the u.s. mexico

border. the deployments deployment starts right away. texas and arizona officials plan to deploy about 400 troops. coming days after president trump's order for troops to help target illegal crossings and drug trafficking. texas which has the longest border with mexico sent the first group of national guard members tonight. arizona plans to send 150 troops by next woke. new mexico and california haven't announced plans so far. we'll see. the u.s. and china are slapping tariffs on one another catching farmers tech companies and manufacturers right in the middle. now president trump threatened 100 billion more in import taxes. all of this uncertainty and fear is taking a toll on the market. the dow lost 572 points today. dropping under 24,000. the nasdaq lost 161 ending under 71 willie thousand and the s&p dropped by 58. abc news reporter jonathon karl has more from the white house. >> reporter: a brutal day on wall street.

stocks tumbling after president trump escalated his threats towards china. today the president acknowledged his trade policy may cause pain. >> so i'm not saying there won't be a little pain. but the market hand gone up 40%, 42% we might lose a little bit of it. but we're going to have a much stronger country when we are finished >> global markets have been battered since the president first announced plans to hit china with $50 billion in tariffs. >> if they charge us we charge them the same thing. that's the way it's got to be. >> this week, china fired back. threatening $50 billion in tariffs on american products. everything from soybeans to cars, airplane to it could cost thousands of american jobs, american farmers could be hit especially hard. as markets tumbled, the president's new top economic adviser set out to calm nerves. >> we're not running a trade war. if you read this thing you'll

see. this is just a proposed idea. >> that reassured wall street but just hours later president trump turned up the heat again. announcing $100 billion in additional tariffs against china. enter today, the treasury secretary. >> there is the potential of a trade war. and let me just be clear. it's not a trade war. the president wants reciprocal trade. >> what now? last month the president himself said the united states has been treated so badly for so long on trade that, quote, trade wars are good and easy to win. >> so does the president think that trade wars are easy to win? is that still his view. >> i think the president feels like if he is in charge of those negotiations absolutely. >> jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. epa chief scott pruitt reportedly cost taxpayers millions of dollars due to his extensive use of a security detail. epa documents and sources show the agency spent about $3

million on a 20% full-time security detail and travel expenses for pruitt. the report comes as pruitt is under intense scrutiny other reports he paid $50 a night to stay in a condo owned by the wife of an energy lobbyist. president trump continues to express support for pruitt. the ruling by federal judge in massachusetts says ar 15 rifles are not protected under the second amendment. a lawsuit challenged massachusetts' ban on assault weapons aen large capacity magazines, the law has been around 1998. but the lawsuit came after the attorney general warned gun dealers and manufacturers that she was going to enforce it. today, the 13-year-old los angeles boy who spent 12 hours in the city's drainage system on easter was reunited with his rescuers. jesse hernandez was jumping on a wooden plank in the abandoned building in griffith park where he was playing when the plank

gave out and he ended up in a drainage pipe. after a 12-hour search they found him about a mile from where he had fallen. >> we asked him if he was hurt. he said he was okay. got to be the toughest kid i've seen. >> i'm so thankful for everybody who was involved in my rescue because of them i'm back with my family. >> the city has added more fencing and bolted shut the hole he fell through tough young man. cryptocurrency, is it really the money of the future? a lot of people are wondering about that. there is a big name who it banking on it. next a look at

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investors says he is planning to take the plunge as there are renewed calls to regulate the cryptocurrency. jonathon bloom as more. >> in january billionaire investor george soros called it a bubble. now according to bloomberg he changed his tune and ready to start trading the digital asset some call bigger than the internet. >> i think the block chain is the biggest rufrlgs of our time. >> it creates absolute trust through math. soon powering game consoles. >> because the data is sociabilitywood in character it goesnywhere with. >> you even hurns. >> i'm using my coin and the doctor have the guarantee the coin is redeemable. >> we saw this whole room ready for ico and offering online. >> the vast majority of the ico fail. some are start upsome frauds. >> darin marshal says early ico were too good to be troid. they sold coins thatty coupon that didn't exist.

>> it's why they were so popular theory companying keeping the equity. >> the u.s. security and exchange says told tokened sold so raise are computers. they should give you a stake in the business and subject to rules about advertising rules facebook and google say they plan to enforce. >> so the if floyd may weather endorses another ico he has to tell the whole story. >> tell his fans that he is pennsylvania paid prompter. >> but wean with a totally legitimate fully sanctioned security token there is one problem. now that you have that smart investment, there is still no where to trade process yet. >> at the moment there are no registered or sec approved exchanges to trade security tokens. >> and that's a problem for jd. >> the problem will be that it will be like liquid and tradedable. >> he is about to bush knell tobago zbloon with each torquen holders receive profits from the film. >> sahr a finish says it' about time average americans could

take small bets on big ideas. >> we need to democratize the opportunity to invest and to create welt. >> but he worries if regulators are too heavy handed the welt may mot stay for long. >> we don't want people to run to switzerland or offshore venues in singapore or the caribbean. >> jonathon bloom, abc 7 news. >> well the rainy night continues meteorologist sandhya continues meteorologist sandhya patel is next with an yumt hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20 we present our show creature features, where we show wonderfully horrible films and horribly wonderful guests. do join us, please? you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. features, where we show wonderfully horrible films and horribly wonderful on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy.

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still a mess out there after a very intense dane are day. rain. sandhya patel is here one last time to update the forecast. >> it's getting interesting by the minnesota. let me show you live doppler 7. i'll take you in where we see believe it or not some thunderstorms off the mendocino county coastline. thunderstorms in the forecast

tonight at least a chance. so definitely keep that in mind as we get you into street level radar. i want to show you around nofr o what the rainfall looks like. flynn creek road. coming down pretty good. as i show you the intensity of the rain abo 19.66 inches per hour that's a lot of rain per hour. they're getting dumped on. pleasen hill. concord light steady rain right now. into livermore valley, 580 you've been in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. it's right lount. san francisco you're getting pockets of light to moderate rain right now around market street. it's come down. so definitely keep the rn gear handy heading down the into the santa cruz mountains. the rain has been steady. there is a flood watch for the santa cruz mountains, all of the north bay as we see the potential for more flooding mud and rock slides possible. the flood watch until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon the level 3 is done with still a spotty shower or two or the afternoon

but most of saturday is fine. temperatures in the 60s. if you're going to the game, the giants take on the dodgers at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and they will play. no rainout 62 degrees tomorrow afternoon. dropping to 57. the accuweather seven-day forecast, level three storm tomorrow morning and a chance to dry out. sunday, monday that's critical warmer. and lighter systems level one tuesday and wednesday. even more a we can from tomorrow. storm doors open at least not expecting another soaker like the one currently come through. which is much needed as you know. >> really made a difference in terms of rain totals. >> ablutely. >> thanks very much. now a rite passage for millions of american teenagers,s anxious moments and build up and the answer about the future one clicka i o away. here is our news anchor. >> if getting into college isn't stressful enough. now so many recording the torture and the triumph. >> he got in.

>> the bronx's emmanuel dell rosa celebrating with friends. >> so impressive. >> in wrkt state so nervous to check he has a friend click it for him. a locker room celebration they're going nuts because he got into harvard. across the country, it's becoming an annual tradition this time of year. and it's not just teens. colleges getting into on it too. asking high school cnselors to surprise students and record it. some of the videos even going viral. millions watch at louisiana brothers both get into the dream schools, harvard and stanford. and finally, in houston, senior michael damian brown jr.'s life is about to change. he got into every school he applied to. but his top choice, stanford. let's watch. a rite much passage with the world watching. tom yam as, abc news, new york.

>> so fun to see the excited faces of young people when they see the future laid out in front of them. ours is so far. i remember when i had a future, dan. and could get excited about something like that. now. >> it's just a long slow slide. it's long and slow, yes. look at japanese sensation show high ohtani. want to talk about a guy with a future. he can hit the ball a ton but you know what, so did the a's tonight in ab&p

>> announcer: abc 7 sports. good evening. the a's opened a weekend series with the angels in anaheim. bombs away. this is home run derby breaking out every inning. the a's get it started. jet lowery his first of the year off parker bridwell who did not pitch well. top of the second man on for matt joyce. another lefty bomb here. joyce's first of the year.

4-0 a's. marques siemian back-to-back. what could go wrong you're cruising 6-0 game high pressure shohei ohtani crushed goodbye. 450 feet offer daniel goss et, the pirates of the caribbean out interest. angels make it 6-0. the a's answer. matt chapman. ip chapy. two hundred era run blast. matt olson add add homer the five bombs for the a's leading 9-7 in the seventh. six months ago tiger woods wasn't sure he would play golf again. but making the cut at the masters that's a the win which itself. round two at augusta weather nice and calm first round leader joerden spieth stoorted before off with double bogey tide for fourth at nine us-mile-an-hour. tiger not doing himself favors

into the forrest has to take a drop and rout to a double bogey. 75 today. 4 over barely made the cut. phil mikkelsen, same story. worst ever round at augusta. 7 over 7. had a double and triple bogey into the drink on 12. at plus 5 right on the cut line. there was decent shots. not all bad. rory mcilroy tide with jordan spieth at 4 under. the leader patrick reed, minus 9 after 6 under 6 who knows if he can hold up with bad weather coming tomorrow. here is tiger. >> well i'm going to have to shoot a special weekend and need help. i'm not in control of my own destiny here i'm so far back. i don't know what the weather is tomorrow. but i need to go out there and shoot mid-60s and do the same thing sunday. >> tough. the shark end the regular season tomorrow against minnesota like the warriors they don't know who they face in the first round of the playoffs. and they're mot sure if the

they'll have germd thornton back, the big bearded one has not played since hurting his knee january 23rd against winnipeg. going on two and a half months. has been seen practicing onnize. he isoubtful for fame game one of the ploofrs. last year thornton somehow went the entire post season on torn acl and mcl. if there i a way to play he wille out interest. cavs at sixers. look at allen iverson that's a san francisco giants hat. looking good. sixers led by as many as 30. ben simmons triple-double, 27 points 15 boards 13 assists but the cavs have the king. 21 points in the third quarter alone with authority. the cavs crawl back within single digits a lebron a triple-double as well. one facial. it's a three-point game with 3 seconds left the pass to lebron fouled going up but they gave him three free-throws there that was a gift from the reves.

make the first misses the second. now he has to miss expensingly and hope for a tip in. laro larry nance sixers win the 13 straight, 132 to 130. at the some an arts cultural center in san francisco this week it's the dubs against the it is what it sound like it is. it's pretty school. over 50 local and national artists with artistic take on the dubs in various media. a portion of the proceeds go to the welcome home sanctuary for the nurturing of animals. keep in mind this show is only this it this weekend and closes isn't. a lot of cool stuff there. the gold medal curling team threw out the first pitch of the minnesota opener. it didn't go well. look out! . guys retreating everywhe. balls flying every direction. guy second are from the right

had theright idea he curled it to home plate. stick to what you know, people. the best throe from the guy on the extreme left actually a decent first pitch thankfully nobody harmed. abc 7 sports the brought to you by. >> no one harmed but many emsed. >> for sure. sandhya engs inned the giants were rained out the first time in a dozen years. >> wow! >> as predicted. >> but tomorrow push it back three hours. >> hopefully will the rain be gone by then. >> it will. and if any showers outside of san francisco very spotty. >> don't question sandhya. she calls the rain outout. >> we heard it about it on social media. >> never. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, the pineapple express storm flooding roads and topping trees. lve team coverage. hundreds of costume fans transported to a different world tonight in the south bay. we'll take to you the excitement and fun of comic-con.

join us for news at 11:00 on channel 7. finally here tonight a unique bay area bachelorette party, no games, strippers, no alcohol just lots of heart. bride to be aaron jackson met her friends at the san francisco marin food bank. that's where she decided to celebrate her new life by helping people struggling with theirs. >> i just think it's more meaningful and it's a good memory we get to be together and it's different. >> maybe people can think about a time where the contrast between giving back and going out and having fun and celebrating really do go together. if it works for a bachelorette party it can work for a lot of things ♪ well that's right they're going to chapel and going to get married but not before packing up dozens of boxes of food for the let fortunate. that's a fun creative idea. >> very wheat. >> that's all for now. for all of us here larry beal,

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