james driscoll trying to finish his round. the ball lands next to the gator. grabs the rake and goes get out of here, gator, into the lake. who does this? they lucky they didn't under up as lunch. then he hits the shot. >> you're risking a two-limb penalty. >>> here's a look at your wake up weather. your saturday morning is going to start out on the chilly side, so make sure to bundle up. we will be tracking the upcoming system starting at 5:00. >> more rain coming. that is our report. thank you for being here. >> abc 7 news continues online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices. our next newscast is at 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> but right now on jimmy kimmel, actor seth mcfarland. enjoy. >> have a terrific weekend. >> good night. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- seth macfarlane. from "transcendence," paul bettany. and music from sam smith. with cleto and the cleotones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for -- for

james driscoll trying to finish his round. the ball lands next to the gator.tner grabs the rake and goes get out of here, gator, into the lake. who does this? they lucky they didn't under up as lunch. then he hits the shot. >> you're risking a two-limb

bad day for james driscoll. former hunter, grabs the rake and pokes the gator into the lake. it's like an episode of "swamp people". are you kidding me? what are you doing? run. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> he had that handled. >> yes. >> well, join me tonight at 9:00. project morpheus. >> then on abc7 news at 11:00 red light cameras caught thousands red handed some people refuse to go down without a fight. michael finney looks at the ingenious, sometimes illegal ways drivers are dodging tickets. >> finally tonight thoughts about what really matters going out with style and respect. iconic candle stick park is at the end of its life. i hate to see the stick go. it's given us many magical moments and special memories the pope visit, the catch, a's giants world series interrupted by an earthquake and the beatles they played last full concert on august 29, 1966, now coming full circle. the stadium that helped beatles say goodbye will be given a final farewell by paul mccartney, agreeing to play august 4th. part of a series of great events to celebrat

bad day for james driscoll. former hunter, grabs the rake and pokes the gator into the lake.e of "swamp people". are you kidding me? what are you doing? run. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> he had that handled. >> yes. >> well, join me tonight at 9:00. project morpheus. >> then on abc7 news at 11:00 red light cameras caught thousands red handed some people refuse to go down without a fight. michael finney looks at the ingenious, sometimes illegal ways drivers are dodging tickets. >> finally tonight thoughts about what really matters going t with style and respect. iconic candle stick park is at the end of its life. i hate to see the stick go. it's given us many magical moments and special memories the pope visit, the catch, a's giants world series interrupted by an earthquake and the beatles they played last full concert on august 29, 1966, now coming full circle. the stadium that helped beatles say goodbye will be given a final farewell by paul mccartney, agreeing to play august 4th. part of a series of great events to celebrate the end of a venerab

james driscoll on 18, trying to finish his round he didn't make the cut. his ball next to an alligator. no sweat. playing partner john peterson is a hunter, he fishes, he grabs the rake, he's going to work, get out of here, gator. who does this? i mean they're lucky they didn't end up as lunch. okay, i'll hit my shot. unbelievable. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry diehl. >> next, the northern california baby elephant seal getting a second chance at life on the east coast. why zoo keepers have named >>> new this morning, a baby seal has a second chance in pittsburgh after he was rescued on the california coast. this is culio, 500-pound and growing elephant seal now at home at the pittsburgh zoo. north coast marine mammal center nursed him back to health after he was stranded on pebble beach. not only did culio lose his way, he also lost his sight. zoo keepers say they'll have to use touch and verbal cues to train culio. who got his name because trainers say he has a pretty chill personality. things chill in the ba