cal scores four times in the frame. can't beat the throw at home. all bears. they went 15-5. second straight victory over the cardinal. saber cats and chicago. the heave to whittaker. tied at 77. to overtime. check out, just refusing to go down. finds the end zone. chicago gets a chance to answer. but it's picked off in the end zone to seal the deal. saber cats win the marathon 84-77. the third round of the southeastern pga championship. ties a town record set by sam snead. a busy day in sports. lan. >> ama: thank you for joining us. >> alan: abc-7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and we're always on at abc7.com. and facebook as well as twitter at abc7.com bay area. >> tanks for

cal wins it 10-2 in five innings in game one.d joel lean henderson on the mound for the bears and sol bid. a three-run shot and what are the chances that the cal women are moving on to the ncaa super regional and winning two games 7-0 the final in game two. what a busy day in l.a. check this out. we start off with the tour in california. 42.6 miles in beverly hills and in front of the staples center. he won in 1 hour and 27 and a half minutes. but he wins the tour with an over all time of 29 hours and 14 minutes and 52 seconds. immediately after the race, game four of the western conference finals and kings and coyotes at the staples center with celebrities everywhere. kings looking for a sweep, but the coyote captain had two goals and mike smith 36 saves. 2-0 final. kings lead it 3-1. game 5 is now tuesday in phoenix. now we cover the staples center for game 4 between the clippers and the spurs. griffin four stitches in his lip after a collision and didn't slow him down though. two of his 21 with authority. 62-59 and clips late

a great tradition and it can it is costing small fortune to build cal's new stadium. and just as cal raises tuition and cut the number of clauses we now look at a way the university is trying to pay for it is moving according to plan. >>> players will kick off the football season this fall at the new state-of-the-art facility. the overall cost for the two projects is more than $450 million. in this video university officials said financing was in place in came from outside sources. the entire project has been funded through private donations. >>> the idea that that is all privately funded is put out there that that's really not the case. >>> this in fact the university has bar of the bulk of that money using student tuition as collateral. >>> the credit rating service specifically gave the university and a 1 rating because of the university's ability to raise revenue by hiking tuition and letting in more of a state applicants to pay more money. a tenured professor and opponents of making large expenditures in the name of sports. near the sacred cow. they're permitted

cal wins it 10-2 in five innings in game one. game two and joel lean henderson on the mound for the bears and sol bid. a three-run shot and what are the chances that the cal women are moving on to the ncaa super regional and winning two games 7-0 the final in game two. what a busy day in l.a. check this out. we start off with the tour in california. 42.6 miles in beverly hills the stapleslls center. he won in 1 hour and 27 and a half minutes. but he wins the tour with an over all time of 29 hours and 14 minutes and 52econds. second, game four of the western conference finals and kings and coyotes at the staples center with celebrities everywhere. kings looking for a sweep, but the coyote captain had two goals and mike smith 36 saves. 2-0 final. kings lead it 3-1. game 5 is now tuesday in phoenix. now we cover the staples center for game 4 between the clippers and the spurs. griffin four stitches in his lip after a collision and didn't slow him down though. two of his 21 with authority. 62-59 and clips late four. tony parker gives

. >> we know him as hall of famer cal ripken. you can call him chef cal. cal and his brother bill invited us to see double play dining. you can have maryland crabs, conrad crabs, the gold glove gricialtion -- grill, wing and burrito grill. this is a food court and they're flipping burgers as they are calling this the ripken gourmet bur gemplet cal? >> if you're asking me about having a burger named after me. it's a rosetta bur garr -- burger. we'll bring it over to the stadium. now it's available in 30 giant stores. >> now that we're all hungry on this date 30 years ago cal's consecutive streak began. >> boy, that looks good. thanks a lot. more on the man who slipped pass security at a san diego airport. questions are being raised about security at the nation's airport. and abc2 news don harrison straps on a hard hat and steel boots as he finds out what it's like to be a bge lineman. >>> plus 200 of the nation's best sperls are in washington, d.c. we'll take you to the national spelling competition where the preliminaries are just getting underway. Ñq x[ >

one of the biggest, cal. look at this year's google connection and the distinguished brad what who speaks multiple language and has a passion for the environment. >> alan: how long will the warm weather >> alan: graduation season goes into full swing at uc berkeley this weekend. more than 3,000 newly minted graduates got their dip loomed at the edwards track stadium. google executive chairman and uc berkeley grad eric schmidt delivered the keynote speech to a capacity crowd. he urged the graduates to take a positive attitude. >> yes keeps us all young. yes is a very tiny word which allows you to do very, very big things. say it often. don't be afraid to fail. and do not be afraid to succeed. >> alan: some 7,000 uc berkeley students will walk across the stage during 100 ceremonies through the end of the month. the most popular majors include economics, political science, business administration and electrical engineering. am just getting into cal is hard enough. graduating as valedictorian is really something.

saying leeches from met cal containers used to store honey. too much exposure is linked to cancer and birt defects. state leaders decided california chefs will not be able to serve duck liver pate. a group of 100 chefs asked lawmakers to keep it on menus. a ban takes affect this july. today, legislatures said they'll not reconsider the ban. they now want to focus on the state budget. the ban inspired by the i team report showing how ducks are force fed through tubes up to three times per day. a passenger is in trouble for capturing video of a bird strike on a delta airline flight. here, check this out. you can see birds fly by, then get sucked into the plane engines. it happened during takeoff at jfk. the passenger is now in trouble because passengers were supposed to have had electronic devices turned off at the time. he says he didn't think he did it thinking they were doomed. didn't do it on a camera. i did it on an ipad. and propped it to text my wife i'm on 1063 out of jfk. this flight is in trouble. i thought it was going to crash. >> th

this situation highlights funding of sources that come and go. >> this is boom time for cal train. >> revenues at a record eleven. and so we've got to make room for them. >> so, the board is thinking about adding six trains in september, four on either side of peak times, two at 2:00 in the afternoon. >> this was the idea of more trains and i think that is fantastic. and there is demand for it. >> could it be back to overcrowding in the summer when the budget might force cal train to take back sfgs and more. >> i'm also really concerned that without a budget outline, this is a risk to approve a service increase. >> the ride is nothing new to cal train. only agency relying on contributions from muni and a patch work of other sources. >> working on 14th and not yet balanced and will be that is what we've been using in the past. >> there is a sales tax increase that could be on the ballot for 2014 but not in time for next year's budget. >> there are ideas everything from a tax increed to other partnerships we're spending time figuring out what makes sense. and what this public will think

. >> a potentially dangerous combination of heat, dry conditions and wind has cal fire ramping up its response team. robert honda is live with the vigilance they are calling for. >> reporter: for cal fire the official fire season is one thing, here in the south bay you can see why it's taking action early. as we looked at fire conditions around the south bay today it was easy to see that while many of the hillsides are green other parts dry with plenty of fuel for a fire and the cause for concern for many homeowners. >> i think the biggest problem was we didn't have that much rain this winter so it was a very dry winter all over the state. >> reporter: cal fire said 95% of wild land fires caused by people and is asking the public to take precautions. >> it would be a great time to go out and provide defensible space and hardening of homes, replacing a roof. >> reporter: today cal fire took early steps by putting a helicopter on plead response alert as well as adding engines. it. >> that's our biggest thing. >> reporter: the extra staffing public alerts makes sense. >> i think i'm pret

syndicated columnist cal thomas. ratner.erton and ellen ratter i'm jon scott. >> i'm not about to sit here and indict private equity. we are getting to a ridiculous point in america. i live in a state where pension funds and unions and other people investing in bain capital, if you look at bain capital's record they have done a lot to support businesses and grow businesses. and i'm very uncomfortable. >> this is nauseating to me on both sides. it is nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. stop attacking private equity. stop attacking jeremiah wright. this stuff has got to stop. >> that is newark, new jersey, mayor cory booker on "meet the press" making headlines. h his comments seemed real and heartfelt. he ended up retracting them later. one surrogate, jim, called him the -- or i'm sorry, one democratic strategist called him the surrogate from hell. what is going on with corey booker and the democratic party. >> are you suggesting that the sincerity with which he said the original words was not matched

. -- cal hollow association. maria and i are residential real-estate brokers here in san francisco and we know mr. teed and we have worked with him. our relationship has been on a professional level very cordial and i'm envious and happy about the success he has had with his remodeling. he does great work and after this afternoon, and even more impressed by his on-camera skills as a pitchman. i respect what he wants to do, but it is obvious given the character of the neighbor and our enjoyment of the neighborhood, this addition would fly in the furthermore, as represented buyers and sellers in the cal hollow area, it has always been my duty and mission to advise people of the guidelines of the cal hollow association. from a professional standpoint, if you do grant this addition, it would make my job a lot easier as a real-estate broker because that would gut the guidelines and i could tell potential buyers and sellers hey, do what everyone. extension, deck, no problem. the guidelines don't mean anything anymore.

>> cal train ridership is at a high.much so that added revenue means it will be probably adding six more trains in the fall. but that service could be gone again in 2013 because of a budget crisis. cal train says current ridership so high it has to address overcrowding and considering restoring four mid day trains eliminated last year and adding two more at 2:00 in the afternoon. if the board approves this plan, service would begin september 1. but it might only last until july of next year. that budget year has a short fall with no quick fix in sight. some questioned wisdom of adding service now whit might just suddenly be cut. >> without a budget outline even for 2014, it is a risk to prove a service increase. >> 20 months in a row of double digit increases in ridership. we've got people who can't find a seat on the train. sometimes having to sit in the vestibule so we've got to make room for them. >> cal train is the only transit agency with no dedicated funding source at the mercy of contributions from three partners

cal trans says the work weather center one-third of the way done at this point.rews are working around the clock installing a new steel plate across the entire deck. that plate should allow the bridge to move and be more flexible during an earthquake. >> so replacing is original with a new expanded seismic joint. that gives the deck an additional 18 inches of movement in a seismic event. >> officials say they will have a better idea tomorrow of when the bridge will reopen to traffic. as of right now the plan is to have the bridge open in time for the morning commute on tuesday. >>> san jose police are investigating a double shooting tonight that killed a 16-year-old boy. it happened around midnight last night at a home on virginia avenue near the interchange of 101 and 680. police say they found two people with gunshot wounds, including a 16-year-old boy who died at the scene. another man was taken to a nearby hospital and is expected to survive. police have not made any arrests but say the killing appears to be gang-related. >>> and aormer stanford university pr

. >> he's this year's graduate at cal. hi juicy johnsonville sausage.made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. you can see >>> as you know just getting into cal is hard enough but graduating as valedictorian is something. >> abc 7 news has the story of this year's medal winner. a regular guy who is hardly a regular guy. >> cal student has a way with words. >> translation? hello, my name is eric. nice to meet you. in man darin, spanish and portuguese. he is this year's university medal winner. >> i don't know if it's sunk n think when i'm giving the speech in front of 16,000 people, it might sink in a little bit more. >> on graduation day, this 22-year-old from l.a. will walk away with two degrees in chinese, and conservation. the university medal has been around since 1871. to even apply a student must have a gpa of 3.96 but the selection committee takes other things into account. >> someone who represents ideals of the university and has broad interests and done lots of creative thing ootz interests in the envi

that includes some continuity of the medi-cal and safety net care pool revenues. some of what you are appropriating here today are one-time items, but those will be offset or partially offset by baseline growth in the revenues at the hospitals. supervisor chu: great. with regards to the $25 million, that is the surplus from general hospital revenues. can you speak to that? what would that come from? >> there are several categories. again, they are outlined nicely in the budget analyst report. but there are several categories of expenditure -- of revenue increases. the biggest single one is revenue from the safety net care pool, a pool of funds that is available to designate a public hospital to draw for their expenditures for low-income and uninsured individuals. that pot of money is allocated according to a formula agreed to buy the state and federal government. we are in the process since we are early in we aremedi-cal waiver, the agreement in that allocation, and we're learning as we go about what our share of that coal will be. we have increased our projection

that's the question cal fire is asking. most of the bay area it could be bad when you consider the combination of a very dry winter and a very bad budget. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in walnut creek with more on what firefighters are doing and really what they want all of us to do and, jodi, where you are it is dry. >> reporter: it is very dry, jessica. the dry conditions have prompted cal fire to proclaim today the official start of fire season. we're not even out of the month of may. take a look at how dry this is shaping up to be. you have just enough rain this year for weeds and grasses to grow, only to promptly begin drying out. now the stage is set for potential disaster. >> we should be seen at the end of may, the first part of june, seeing a lot more green on those hills. it shouldn't have such a contrast. >> on that has district battalion chief very worried. stewart says this year's lack of rain has turned things brown and dry extra early. making the bay area vegetation more flammable than ever. >> the po

live tonight at the bridge was continuing coverage here, what's the latest update you got from cal tran. >> well, the first you're seeing something doesn't happen too often. i'm standing which has no civilian cars whizzing by. this construction equipment as you see up there, the whole left has been closed since friday night as cal tran worked to get a new joint expansion of the 1.6-mile long bridge. we're told a major work has been done and right now cal tran's crews are putting in the finishing touches so hopefully the bridge can be re-opened by 5:00 tomorrow morning in time for the commute. the work this weekend is intended to allow the bridge to as much as 37 inches to relief stress in the event of the earthquake. >> we needed to close the bridge this weekend because we cut across all six lanes and -- to replace the existing joint with a larger one. >> reporter: cal tran says, motorist will not experience any change when they drive over it. we'll have an exclusive video on the 10:00 with chief designer of it and stay tuned to mornings on 2 for complete coverage of tomorrow's commute

cal threatening. arkansas stuns top-ranked cal 3-2. bears play elimination game at 7:00 p.m. >> stafford lost earlier today, dropping a decision to louisiana laugh fayate. stanford plays the winner between baylor and mississippi valley state. >> to the hardwood, spurs and clippers. l.a. had a 20-point lead. blake griffin came out on fire. the alley-oop from chris ball. griffin, 14 in the first quarter to the second. griffin showing range. turn-around jumper. clippers up 24 at one opinion. the spurs outscore l.a. 26-8 in the third. done can gives the spurs the lead for good. win 17 straight, 96-86 to take a 3-0 series lead. >> pga tour, the byron nelson championship. nine playersed had a share of the lead today. up and in but a double bogey drops him four back. dickie pride led at one time. not the right speed. settles for par. one back. jason day misses that gimme. would have been tied for the lead but bun walk with a 67. everyone chasing jason dufner. ties a 69, 8-under heading into sunday's final round. >> very crowded leaderboard. h

we're also dealing with cal train delays. i just got word that they cleared the tow truck off the tracks of thing should be getting back up to speed. most of the trains are on time except for 101 and 103. muni, case, mark, no problems. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. the rest of the bay area is free of problems. it wind advisory is in effect on the san mateo bridge but no major delays. traffic is cruising right along, you might see some delays on southbound 101 at marsh. slow and go conditions as you had through redwood city. >> we have a cooling trend in the bay area as we see the sea breeze kicking in. if you're headed out the door we have a couple of patches of fog to contend with. a little bit breezy already and towards the afternoon we will see the breeze kicking up. fifties and sixties out towards the beach is today. probably mid-70s that the warm spots so the cooling trend is in affect. a trough of low pressure is camping along the west coast which will bring to temperature's down at least the next coupl

we are not out of may yet and cal fire announced the start of the wild player season here in the bay area. looking around to the hillside, it's no mystery why. jodi hernandez shows us what to expect as fire season kicks off. >> we're should be seeing here in may a lot more green on the hills and have such a contrast. >> that has the fire chief very worried. this year's lack of rain turned things brown and dry extra early, making the bay area's vegetation more flammable than ever. >> that moisture is down to the point that we have not seen them in documentation and this low to where they would take off instantly when they are preheated in a fire. >> continues led to an earlier start to fire season. beginning today, cal fire stations across the bay area are staffed and ready to roll. >> they are geared up to save people's homes. life and property is our main focus. >> cal fire officials say conditions are so dangerous this year it's crucial for homeowners to do their part. >> each homeowner has to make sure they do a 100 foot clearance to give us a fighting chance for them. >> to add f

we have cal e.m.a. here, mike dayton and his staff. chief greg sir and they brought their whole command staff. we have many nert scroll teers. nert was a group that came about from 9/11 i mean -- shows where my mind is. from loma prieta. we have a lot prepared for you and i want to welcome our two chiefs up. joanne, would you like to start with a few words and then chief greg sir after that? >> thank you, anne, for the kind introductions. it was amazing 22 years ago this city in the bay area region experienced the loma prieta earthquake. i was not yet in the fire department. it was about five months before i joined and like anne alluded to, if anyone lived here, they remember where they were. >> i was at a high school when it happened and all of us remember the frightening moments and the aftermath of loma prieta. and it's always fitting when we celebrate an anniversary to take a minute not only to commemorate that but to next on the importance of how the community needs to step up and assist the paid professionals, if you will. the sa

also, there is the whole consideration of a lot of the housing trying to be built, in keeping with cal pacific. it might not all necessarily be in the area, but there would be an impetus for construction or more housing as part of the entitlements that are being -- that were passed for cal pacific. i think if we do not allow them enough flexibility to be able to build some housing that might have 1-to-1 parking, i do not see the decision from what we heard earlier. it seems like you're saying the same thing in both sections. it all has to do with residential parking in the van ness corridor. >> correct. one has to do with van ness and the other has to do with rc-3 and rc-4 parking. there is quite a bit of overlap. it is a bit confusing. commissioner sugaya: we are not saying we are grandfathering in projects to all of the other districts that this applies to. it seems to me we are singling out a single project that would benefit -- that would not benefit from this particular change to the code. it is highly -- i would say it is totally unlikely that cpmc is going to build any residenti

cal fire said they will be in place today and through the witness. the extra staffing wasn't prescheduled, it was made as the weather started to shift. >> as far as dropping weather i can stop maybe the progression, maybe keep it from going up, begin down into the canyon, we can slow it down. maybe corrall it. >> the wind conditions we have had over the last couple days and today, tend to lead to a progression or the ability for the fire to spread rapidly. >> reporter: cal fire said in about degree week itself it'll be staffed for fire season. officialsls say they have to decide whether to declare it but essentially for them it's already here. >> it's just ramping up getting ready for monday, for bringing on most of the firefighter was in the next two weeks and they will get all the refresher training. >> reporter: coming up at six more on on the staffing for fire season and while cal fire is putting out a warning appeal to the public. live in san jose. robert honda. >> bill martin said we are coming off the longest stretch of dry, warm days so far i

real glad to see them. >> we did get an update from cal fire this morning.res. it is 30% contained. fire crews have not determined how the wildfire started. >>> a new storm is slowly moving toward the southeast. sub tropical storm beryl is expected to main its strength as it approaches georgia and florida tomorrow night. it may dump a significant amount of rain which might actually be good news, as long as no one is hurt, because the area is experiencing a pretty bad drought. and what was once hurricane bud is now a tropical depression, raining on mexico's pacific coast. people in manzanillo knew it was coming and began boarding up homes and businesses there yesterday. there is heavy rain in the area, 6 to 10 inches expected in many spots. emergency officials in puerto vallerto are ready. >>> the man accused of killing etan patz may be mentally i will. the lawyers say hernandez is by polar, schizophrenic and as a history of delusions. he was arrested yesterday after telling police he strangled etan in 1979. his wife and daughter were visually upset in court.

was this the last game for jason kidd in cal glass if -- dallas?i put dallas on top with this bucket and the foul. but okc doesn't blink. durant, he had 24. then it was former sun devil, james haden. in the fourth quarter. thunder sweep the defending champs with a 103-97 victory. >> clippers and grizzlies. chris paul, 24 points,1 assists. last chance for the griz. rudy gay for the win. can't get it to fall. l.a. wins, he's lead their series. floyd mayweather putting his record on the line against cot cotto. may lion mayweather winning a unanimous decision. mayweather has a superwell ter weight it couldle to his collection. >> we aren't done. coming up later, to the north bay for ama superbike at infineon. >> alan: the risks of -- >> millions of consumers are banking on their smart phone but is that smart thing to do? >> ama: the president hits the campaign trail. what he said about the race and his opponent. >> alan: good evening. i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm amy hollyfield. ama daetz. >> ama: downtown san jose has been the area of violence. >> alan:

cal trans will also install seismic bearings that will allow the bridge deck to move independently of foundation during an earthquake. >> 96 of those will go in over the next year or so. and this weekend, we're raising the bridge at certain locations and keeping them on hydraulic jacks so we can install the bearings over the next few months. >> the dunbarton bridge is set to reopen tuesday morning at 5 a.m. >>> here are the two major alternate routes, though, around the construction. drivers can head north to the san mateo bridge, or make that freak south around the bay -- trek south around the bay via 237. >>> the dunbarton bridge isn't the only traffic headache facing drivers this weekend. crews are working to build a temporary bridge in san francisco south of market area as part of the new transbay terminal project. first street is closed between mission and howard streets. that street will not reopen until 5 a.m. tuesday. >> there's more major construction going on in san francisco that will affect thousands of people who depend on the city's most traveled light rail line. muni be

cal jumps all over stanford. cal would score four times in this frame. els into the hole.eats the throw home. all bears, they lead 145 in the eight. highlights at 11:00. >> only one man has won the byron nelson and colonial in the same year, ben hogan in 1946. well, jason dufner is one round away from joining hogan texas two step. this for a share of the lead. got it. shoots for 31 on the front nine to catch dufner. but jason answers on the back. takes a three-stroke lead but the approach on 17. right next to dufner's ball. both buys bird the hole. dufner leads johnson by one shot. >> stick around, game seven. celtics and the sixers. eastern conference semis right here on chance chance, and after the game with larry beil will be featuring former warriors. lanline always a good show. >> alan: that does for us here at 4:00. >> ama: for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us, and you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter, abc-7 bay area and talk about it as facebook.com/abc-7 news. see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services

however cal trans says they can withstand any anticipated earthquake. >>> the santa clara unit of calis declaring fire season in alameda county. that means burn permits will be suspended and firefighters are also encouraging homeowners to clear brush from their homes. >>> time to get another check on the traffic, how is it looking out there, sal? >>> it looks good in northbound 101, central san rafael over crossing had to be cleaned up and cars are being taken off into town and they have to get back on the freeway using city streets. also the morning commute looks good on 880 westbound and it is not much of a drive and you will see traffic moving well and beware of chp looking for speeders so take it easy. dumbarton bridge is shut down and san mateo is a good alternative and also you can use highway 237. let's go to steve. >>> jumps back from miami and it is much better than we had over the past couple of days and we will still be on the cool side, 62 degrees and i still think it will be all right, i think you know it is a little windy there. but not too bad. our system gave us the co

the physical occupation is over but the protest coast from all been a deadline from cal occupy protesters broke down their encampment on farmland anne mackovic shows us that tents may be gone but the farmers are not going anywhere >>> every person is engaged in an ongoing act of moral disobedience >>> they moved out their camping beer but have not given up the farm. the occupiers have been camping on the spot of land owned by uc- berkeley since april 27th. >>> we tried to build a farm that sports sustainable urban agriculture >>> the protest neglect and the planned development of the gill tract >>> this is precious and that means it is the best food growing capability for east bay >>> the universe to use it for agricultural research and is open to talking about the plots future administrators invited to occupiers to a meeting this morning but said they could come if they vacate the property. >>> the conditions or impossible for us to meet, to make consensus we are willing to do that >>> the universe becomes that the issue from different angles, on wednesday it filed a lawsuit against 14 o

this one this time we picked just for cal.al meet journalist sara tresler. >> i felt very lucky to land a job for the houston chronicle. i like the work and i felt i had good editors that provided me with opportunities to cover stories in houston that might have otherwise have been overlooked. i was very upset i was fired because many editors told me i was doing a great job. i was covering high society and doing general assignments doing interest stories, men's and women's if a fashion and other stories. i don't believe that i should have been terminated because of a claim that i did not disclose on my application that i was an exotic dancer. >> jon: a society reporter sara tresler partying with her attorney she has filed a gender discrimination complaint against the chronicle. she failed to reveal the fact that she worked as an exotic dancer, someone would call a stripper. all ads the work is lawful and into the crime and has not and will affect her ability to perform her job as journalist. she writes on her blog, diary of an

we are not getting any more moisture. >> reporter: cal fire says crews are prepared. they have just completed a week of refresher training. >> if there is a fire right now i can do whatever i needed to do and be prepared. >> reporter: cal fire expects this to be a normal fire season with a potential of big fires across the state. at 6:00, they say there are critical things home open can do to help them. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the banner fire burning near julian in san diego county is expected to be contained tonight. it broke out last thursday and burned 5300 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted. three people received minor injuries battling the fire. >>> a entrepreneur has a new home now after squatting. he was working on a start up company out of the aol headquarters. when his funding ran out he lived at the office. investment on couches and ate snacks left out for employees. he was found out by manager back in december. he is now renting a house. >>> the man in charge of security at dodger stadium since after the beating of bryan stow is b

the legislation would integrate in-home support services with medi-cal.in home care is expected to share $208 million. >>> drivers will soon be able to bus in the back. sal castaneda is live in san francisco with rider reaction and the reason for the change, sal -- >> reporter: a lot of people here waiting if the bus and when the bus gets here they only have one option, they're going to be able to get on in the front. they can't use the back door. that's about to change. the signs warn of stiff penalties for those who board through the back of the bus. today the board of supervisors changed that rule. those with clipper cards will be able to board using all doors. until now boarding has only allowed in the front expect for some especially designated lines. now it'll be system wide. >> everyone who rides nummi, wondering why we can't board through all doors, now we have the technology to do it. >> reporter: fast is something nummi wants. at an average speed of 8 miles per hour, it is one of the slowest public transit systems in the country. a point not los

cal threatening but bring anna gets robbed of extra bays and arkansas stuns cal 3-3. 3-3 -- 3-2.meanwhile stanford lost earlier to louisiana lafayette and stanford also has to beat louisiana-lafayette twice sunday to advance. >>> it's been 34 years sense our last trim he will crown winner horseracing. affirmed pulled it off back in 1978. yesterday the preakness derby winner "i'll have another" became the first horse sense big brown to win the first two jewels of the triple crown in a fantastic again. >> i'll have another, and a dramatic preakness. can i have another get there? here he comes. to the wire! and he rides through! >> what a finish. just like the derby, i'll have another caught bodemeister from behind to win. >>> and oklahoma city goes up 3-1 on the lakers. russell westbrook was on fire. exploding to the rack. he had 37 but the lacquers still led by 7. kobe answers. next possession, hitting the long two at the horn. he had 38. lakers will go up 13 with less than 18 to play. it wasn't enough. thunder would tie it. then kevin durant, look at this. 13 seconds left. 31 for

cal women hosting the super regional. the opponent washington in town. best two out of three with the winner moving on to the college world series. cal fans in the house. valerie first inning, she crushes one over the bleachers. iv 23rd home run of the season. 2-0. two batters later, williams, this one also finds the bleachers. a solo shot. they went it 5-0. game two today at 4:00 p.m. stanford 1987 championship team at the sunken diamond yesterday for a reunion. cardinal facing cal. they jump all over stanford in the second. the crushed one to left. misses the home run and winds up at second with rbi double. cal would score four times in the frame. the single into the hole. beats the throw home. all bears. they win it 15-5, their second straight victory. all right. >> boston and celtics on the way to the eastern conference finals to face miami. the big three look to keep the ride going. andre iguodala, and sixers didn't make it easy. he had 18. brought them within one. in the fourth, and the jumper, garnet 18 points, 14 boards. rondo stole the show. a h

cal fire launched wildfire awareness week to prepare everybody for fire season. late season spring rains have resulted in a lot of vegetation creating fuel for grass fires, cal fire officials say crews and equipment are ready. >> we are training air crews, we have trained over 55 helicopter crews in the national guard and 11 air tanker crews ready to respond. >> cal fire said homeowners should create at least 100 feet of defensible space. >> rejected a clean water initiative. it would have required the  county do more to make sure trash and pollution didn't get flushed in to the bay. it would have added . >>> ballots being counted in north carolina wore voters went to the polls an amendment banning same sex marriage and right now it appears that ban is winning with 55% voting for it, 44% voting against it. if it is a proved that measure would prohibit gay marriage and civil unions. >> farmers markets are popular for their healthy, organic fruits and vegetables but who is keeping track? only on 2, we are live at a market in martinez with the checks and balances

cal-trans expects to finish it next year. again the bridge is supposed to open at 3:00 o'clock tonight or this morning issued say. we have updates on the opening on abc 7 morning news starting at 4:30. about an hour half after the bridge is scheduled to reopen. >>> more to get to this monday. promising development for woman fighting flesh eating disease. first word since being hospitalized. >>> how fukushima could show up in the sushi. what researchers found in tuna on the california coast. l. >> and 2 world war ii veterans discover an astonishing connection after being neighbo neighbors for years. it's a powerful memorial day story. all of that coming up for you then later on "nightline". >> coming up next on "nightline". on this memorial day how an iraq vet is helping disabled soldiers get their lives back one house at a time. >> plus she's one of the hottest and funniest actress in hollywood. up close and personal with sophia vergara. >> thanks very much. 7 news at 11:00 continues right after 11:00 continues right after th