starting right now, the freeway will close at 11:00 p.m. all of this started when a driver crashed into utility pole cutting power to thousands of people. here's pictures of the down power lines. besides throwing people into the dark the crash also started a fire that threatened homes in the oakland hills. quite intense for some time. here's a map of the freeway closure. 5 80 eastbound is shutting down the seminary. westbound at golf link road and highway 13 shutting down at carson. we have temperature coverage on all of this for you tonight. thomas is live with the fire itself but we begin with amma live with the freeway closure. amma? >>reporter: yes dan. we took 5 80 east an got off at the edwards exit. that's where we are. we went up the hill where the fire was. and it provides us great vantage point over 5 80 and again sky 7 we have up as well so sky 7 hd can give you a live look at the entire stretch that's going to be shut down. it was supposed to happen at 9:00 o'clock but they have pushed it back 2 hours. pg&e made the call since they are waiting for more equipment. here's what happens as soon as she shut the freeway down. >> work is expected to take between half hour to an hour. what will be happening is our folks will be walking across the freeway with two deenergy lines and they will then cinch it up and set it into place. so that business is all back to normal. >>reporter: i asked how dangerous that job was. she says that's what the workers are trained to do most dangerous part getting across the freeway which of course is why chp closing it down at 1 11:00. 5 80 between seminary and gulf link at highway 13 at carson.so do keep that in mind if planning to head out on the stretch of 5 80 tonight. this is 7 news. >> thanks very much. now again all of this began with fire above the oakland hills. started with a car crash. you can see how close the fire got to houses for a time. happened on mountain boulevard near keller avenue. the crash that hit the power pole. and the map that shows you exactly where this happened. 7 news reporter thomas is live near that spot tonight. thomas. >> this afternoon crash and fair knocked out power to about 6700 pg&e customers and burned up about 2 acres of hillside. pg&e says that all the customers power has been restored and the chp says as you related that all this began when a woman lost control of her car and hit a power pole on mountain boulevard at about 40 miles an hour. this car started series of events that led to 3 alarm fire response and mutual aid. woman driver smashed into this power pole on mountain boulevard a little before 1:40 p.m. the car broke the pole in half. severed a street light. portion smashed through the windshield steering wheel and stopped inches from her chest. gary field and another man pulled the woman to safety and away from the power lines. >> helped her grabbed the purse and set her down. >>reporter: she's still in the passenger seat. field then saw the car had started a fire. >> at the time the fire was already raging. going very fast. up the hill and spreading. >>reporter: fire soared up the hill. third alarm threatened 3 homes above mountain boulevard. 81-year-old chambers was one of 20 people evacuated as the flames came near. >> they knocked on the door. they were knocking for me to whoever was in the thousands come on out. when i opened the door all could i see was white smoke everywhere. it was so scary. all around me. >>reporter: fire came inches from 3 homes before the more than 100 firefighters on hand knocked it down. >> obviously in the oakland hills fire storms streets didn't stop. today the fire we had l gully at the bottom. street at the top and street on the right. so we didn't have a natural break for the fire which we were able to figure out where the fire was going. >>reporter: now as you can see behind me pg&e crew still working on restoring power and also repairing that utility pole. oakland police tell us the woman in the car who they have not identified at high land hospital with cuts and bruises but otherwise in stable condition. fire officials warn people that this weekend fire danger will be high in the oakland hills. reporting live in oakland, abc 7 news. l talk a little bit about the fire danger that we are facing this weekend. spencer is following that of course very closely for us. spencer. >> we have a combination of wind getting stronger and humidity getting lower combination raises the risk of fire. current wind gust, gusty at sfo at 43 miles per hour. gust at half moon bay up to 25 miles per hour. 30 miles per hour gust right now at fairfield an up north at santa rosa. so breezy to wind all around the bay area all day long. we have a wind advisory in effect tomorrow from 8:00 o'clock in the morning to continue the okay at night and straight in delta and good portion of the central valley. winds out of the north northwest gust to go 45 miles per hour and the result is that we have red flag warning in effect for high fire danger from sacramento valley to northern san joaquin valley and delta and portion of central sierra including lake tahoe area. this morning in effect 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and 10:00 o'clock tomorrow night for fire conditions. humidity 10 to 15 percent which is very, very low. fortunately we don't have a heat wave coming our way but it is warming up. i'll give you a lack at the 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> okay spencer thank you. see you shortly. we were overhead after a fire late today in hayward broke out at business that makes lift um battery. fire contained to the lab at the battery company. chemical called tl caught fire in a bucket. all employee evacuation ateed. nobody was hurt. >> moving on to other matters. tonight messerly lost a bid to get his record cleared. state appeals court upheld messerly involuntary manslaughter conviction in the shooting death of oscar grant in 2009. bart police officer at the time messerly shot unarmed grant claiming he accidentally used revolver instead of the taser. messerly serveed about a year of 2 year sentence. he wanted to clear his record to get another job in law enforcement. but state appeal court denied. that. >> judge in los angeles rules that there is enough evidence to try 2 men for the attack object giants fan brian stowe after last year season opener outside dodger stadium. carlos was in court for the judge's decision. >>reporter: sanchez sat in the courtroom and wouldn't look at his sister as he testified against him. >> i don't believe that marvin was drunk. i believe my brother was. >>reporter: she was initially booked for being an accessory to the crime since she drove the car from dodger stadium. she agreed to crop rate with police and not being charged. after she received today she cried outside the courtroom. >> last two days has been is difficult and emotional situation for her being called to testify fwm 2 people she loves. >>reporter: the defense claims that numerous witness couldn't really identify these suspects as the ones who beat brian stowe. they say there were a number of incidents that day at the stadium. >> a bunch of giants fans and dodger fans yelling profanity at each other. getting into scuffle. getting into altercation. and the question is ultimately l is it this particular group. >>reporter: pros cawtor earlier brought up a reported jail house conversation between the 2 suspects. many sf sap chez is accused oven hansment alleging he caused great bodily injury to stowe but the judge dropped that against norwood mrichlt norwood started out as being the ultimate peace maker in this matter. i think things got out of hand. he probably lost control mr. sanchez but remains that ultimately he took part maybe less culpable in the actual attack. >>reporter: brian stow family post add note on facebook saying thank you and they trust the justice system will prevail in the end. he faces 11 years in prison. norwood faces nine years in prison but if brian stowe dies then the 2 suspects could be charged with second degree murder. reporting from los angeles, abc 7 news. there is a lot more to get to for you this friday night. one man takes on an entire 62. up next. dedicated grandfather with a campaign to free dozens of students. >> also ahead. north bay mansion. teenager party and missing picasso. marin county caper that sounds like a movie. >> and really some amazing pichblingts how to stop everyone in their track. stay with us. 7 news at 9:00 >> novato police have multi-layer mystery on their hands. on the surface it appears to be a typical break-in but it combine the element of outrageous mansion, former head of state, partying teenagers and missing art treasure. all of this at this house in novato. wayne has more. >>reporter: if you are a teen and you knew this huge house was empty but furnished wouldn't you want to party inside? is. >> well, you know i drove past it and i saw like a bunch of cars, a bunch of like kid cars and skaw a bunch of kids hopping over the fence and stuff. >>reporter: like a lot of people in the hills danny knew all about the house with the 6 pools, 7 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, place where ed murphy lived while filming in san francisco. and then there's the present owner. former ukraine prime minister who remains in federal prison convicted of hiding tens of millions of stolen dollars in american banks. tonight he is a victim, too. >> as far as burglary go it's not that l unique or bizarre. >>reporter: except that when police raided the illegal party on may 27, more than 100 kids scattered in the hills in the open space but some of them did not leave empty handed. they took items from the house. includingal lift graph by picasso. estimated value some 30,000 dollars. estimated because police don't have a good description of it yet. >> it's a missing by cast of the don't know what size look like or anything. >>reporter: certainly he must necessity but the home caretaker didn't inform police. >> officers did contact some people away from the residence who denied any involvement. >>reporter: he should get out of prison this november and return to big house and two million dollars in bills for back taxes and at this rate at least one wall that is missing a picasso. >> somebody does come across something that they suspect picasso or has picasso painted on there, give us a call. >>reporter: we did reach out to speak to the caretaker of the home today. he declined any comment. in novato, wayne friedman 7 news. >> what a story. driver was trapped for almost 2 hours inside a water truck in remote napa county canyon this mornin morning. happened near ross road and state road 128 south of saint helena 8:30 in the morning. construction worker called emergency services when he heard the driver yelling for help. he suffered moderate injuries. in san francisco crew rescued a man who fell and got trapped under a muni streetcar. accident happened on market at 7th street. witnesses say the man may have gone over or may through a railing to catch the streetcar then fell. officials say his injuries are not life threatening. then this. driver who led police on chase through contra costa county is in custody. pursuit began after officers spotted the truck that they believe was stolen last night. driver eventually ran over a spike strip. officers laid out on interstate 6 80 puncturing the tires. that's why you saw all the sparks. all right. >> go back and talk to spencer. talk about the fir danger we are under this weekend. it's warming up a bit. >> it is. of course we have the strong gusty winds that are with us through the weekend and humidity is getting lower now. so you have this is factors together it raises the risk. live view from oakland. camera with amma few minutes ago and we are looking back across the bay to san francisco under a clear sky. still very breezy conditions but a lovely evening around the bay area. here's our live doppler 7 hd. no precipitation in the area. we are happy to see that because we love our sunny weekend but we are concerned about fire risk. right now temperatures are moderately cool. we have 50's writ around the bay. few low 60's inland and of course we still have strong gusty breezes strong gusty winds. clear breezy tonight. warm interall areas this weekend and of course fire danger is increasing. satellite radar composite image shows alignment low pressure and high pressure that proud the breezy conditions throughout the day that the evening hours and not much is going to change in terms of wind strength following forecast animation but we'll see repositioning of the center pressure such that we have an offshore flow of wind by sunday morning and that means warmer conditions much warmer with high pressure on sunday in our inland locations getting up above the 90 degree mark. overnight tonight on the mild side with low temperature mainly in the low 50's. despite the breeze it won't cool down a lot. then tomorrow we have assign and mild day warming up in the south bay we see high right around the 80 degree mark. 80 in san jose. 81 at campbell. 79 at santa clara. peninsula look for high of 74 at san mateo o. 76 red wad city. 76 palo alto. on the coast pretty mild pacifica 65 at half moon bay and downtown san francisco 70 degrees tomorrow. 65 in the sun set district. up in the north bay it's getting warmer as well with high mainly in the mid 80's. 85 at calistoga. 83 at sonoma. napa and petaluma. nearest bay high will be all around 75 at berkeley. 77 at oakland and hayward 79 at fremont. inland east bay is warming up as well. low to mid 80's look for 83 at concord and dublin 84 at pleasanton and monterey bay 77 santa cruz 76 watsonville. mid 80's inlistened and morgan hill gilroy. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast sunday monday tuesday we see high pressure inland in the low to mid 90's. mid 80's around the bay and low 70's on the coast for sunday and monday. then a graduate cool down wednesday into thursday by the end of next week by friday we see quite a cool down with high pressure inland back in the 70's again but there's going to be a nice little string of warm day there from sunday through wednesday so enjoy that. >> we will indeed. very moderate not too hot. >> that's true. >> not the case back east. real strange violent weather. graduation ceremony get interrupted by a massive funnel cloud. look at that. we have the story. >> cup cake may hold the key to nasa future. why the agency is holding a bake sale. stay with holding a bake sale. stay with us. 7 news at 9 [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help 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[ bell ringing ringing]. >>reporter: all morning just off heritage high school grounds he has been a one man demonstration against the mass suspension. he says his grand-daughter is among those dismissed for last week prank. >> i offered my services for the damage for whatever they did i'm going to repair it but the school just wouldn't listen to me. >>reporter: red paint spelling out seniors and lamb shack toll campus post couple example of the accident seniors went last week in what some parents say is a tradition that went too far. >> parents drove their kids here. parents planned with their kids on what they were going to do. you don't know whether it's water base paint, water soluble paint surface may not come out. >>reporter: her son is under class man and not part of this year prank. she says students caught should suffer the consequences of not being able to walk the graduation line with the fellow classmates. but they should not have their academic career derailed. >> whether or not they bring them all in at one time and hold it in one area for 4 hours on one day, yes. kids need to be able to finish academically. >>reporter: this is cell phone video of yesterday graduation practice. same went on today. outside parents lake jose were called to school for last minute consultation with administrators to see if their children would graduate. . he says the students have been chastised and they helped clean up the mess. the sign lists 51 suspended students. but there's a possibility there may be more. yes some of the students who have been suspended told me today there's actually an alternate graduation ceremony planned tomorrow to parallel the one here at the school. organized by parents of those suspended. students house is undisclosed. i understand there were more than 80 students involved in last week prank. not yet mostly clear today if there were more students who have been added to the 51 suspension and the reason why it's not clear is because the principal and superintendent today were not available for our question questions. in brentwood, abc 7 news. on the east coast a different kind of graduation stress. funnel cloud interrupt add high school graduation in new jersey. some people stood and shock and awe. didn't know what to make of it. others run for cover. despite the scare there are no reports of the funnel cloud actually touching down. pretty remarkable picture. >> could cup cake be enough to send americans back to the moon? nasa facing a 300 million dollar budget cut so tomorrow more than a dozen different groups are holding bake sales to raise money and awareness. scientist are trading tell scopes for apron selling milky way cup cake, saturn cake and chocolate cake opportunity coo cookies. cost cutting axed a major mars deal with europe and sent the space shuttle fleet into history and just this week the enterprise was lifted on to the new home at the intrepid sea airspace museum in new yor york. the institute in mountain view participating in a tomorrow budget protest. carter former director will talk about the need for the next generation of astronauts, engineers and manned missions to space. when 7 news at 9 continues tonight. president obama backtrack and republican pounc pounce. comment that tripped up the president and saddled up the g.o.p. >> plus the president takes on romney record as governor of massachusetts but the claims are only partially true. coming up. 7 news fact check. >> and chaos in syria. amid the violence once again. message and plea directed at the first family. another half hour of news begins here in hour of news begins here in just a moment look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. >> good evening once again. start this half hour in washington. today president obama warned that europe economic problems could have a huge impact on everyone in the united states. but something the president said caused such a stir that the white house was pushing back all afternoon. jake explains. >>reporter: crisis in europe. the president no. 1 economic fear. so he came to the briefing room this morning to send a message across the ocean. for european lead investigators take action to booing the crumbling economy in their midst. >> right now their focus has to be on strengthening the over all banking system. >>reporter: president is convinced europe is not acting quickly enough. with only 8 indicates to go if greek election that may cause that country to attempt a messy break away from the euro zone country. that could set in motion a run on banks. economic that could spread to the u.s. but the president warning may have gotten lost once he said this about the u.s. economy. >> we created 4.3 millions over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private sector is doing fine. >>reporter: he was trying to make a discreet point about just the private sector not including government jobs or construction. but republicans ran with just those 2 words. doing fine. as if the president were oblivious to the caisz being felt here at home. it was a koord nailted attack. >> is he really that out of touch? >> mr. president take it from me the private sector is not doing well. are you kidding? did he see the job numbers that came out last week. >>reporter: by the end of the day an irritated the president obama took the unusual step of clarifying what he meant. >> the economy is not doing fine. there are too many people out of work. one of the things that people get so frustrated about is that instead of actually talking about what would help we get wrapped up in these political games. >>reporter: jake tapper reporting. new ad from ought become a campaign takes aim at mitt romney performance as governor of massachusetts. claims romney had one of the worst economic records in the country. is that true? political reporter mark matthe matthews tonight with the fact check. >> ad begins saying the president approved the message then blast mitt romney years as governor of massachusetts claiming that he presided over one of the worst economic records in the country. >> when mitt romney was governor massachusetts lost 4 40,000 manufacturing jobs. rate twice the national averag average. fell to 47 in job creation. fourth from the bottom. >>reporter: fact check. that's misleading. massachusetts did lose 40,000 jobs under romney but it lost even more the year before he took office. under romney massachusetts didn't fall to 47 it climbed up from 50. by the time he left massachusetts was ranked 28. >> instead of hiring workers from his own state romney out sourceed call center jobs to india >>reporter: fact not. not exactly. what romney did was veto a measure that would have prevented the state from doing business with a contractor who was relocating state customer service calls to india. democrat control the legislature could have over ridden romney veto but didn't. veto was supported by leading newspapers as a savings to taxpayers. >> he cut taxes for millionaire like himself while raising them on the middle class. >>reporter: fact check that's only partially true. romney didn't cut taxes for millionaire. he opposed a plan to impose a capitol gains tax retroactively. insisted on delaying that tax hike for eight months. as for resisting taxes on the middle class, he imposed a number of fee but none of them targeted middle income workers. he also proposed cutting the state income tax three times. now that would have cut taxes for all taxpayers but the state democratic legislature wouldn't go along. >> so now when mitt romney talks about what he would do as president. >> i know what it takes to create jobs. >> remember we have heard it all before i know how jobs are created. row many any economic. it didn't work then. it won't work now. >>reporter: fact check. that's an opinion not a fact. fact checker at the "washington post"did put together an interesting comparison of job records. they looked at romney record as the governor of massachusetts. and obama record as president and ironically chart show as fairly similar trajectory under both men. partner at fact check.org did the analysis on the ad and to see the full report good to abc 7 news.com click on the see it on tv link at the top of the page. while there, also find the romney ad that we fact checked this week. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> new effort tonight to help people sicken by toxic dust during 9/11. federal health officials say 50 types of cancer should be added to an existing 9/11 health program. this would make affected workers at ground zero and resident eligible for free treatment and financial compensation. >> over seas now to syria and mounting evidence of massacre. yesterday un monitors tried and failed to see the site of the alleged killings. turned back by a hail of pull lets. but today they got there. with cameras. here's christian ann. >> un monitor got the first look instances this syria farming village where the massacre took place. this man breakdown as he tried to explain the horror of what happened. the bbc reporter told us what he saw and heard. >> conducted by fire the stench of burnt flesh still heavy in the air. table cloth with blood. appalling scene and just unbelievable that somebody could have come in here and carried out this kind of atrocity. >>reporter: un inspector saw the track of military vehicles near the houses. villagers said a pickup truck took all the bodies away trying to hide the evidence. the red cross today said one and half million syrian are in need of urgent help. injured fleeing into turkey and lebanon. these kind of pictures are the hardest to bear. children who have been deliberately targeted throughout this conflict. amid the staggering violence the photo posted on facebook syrian children pleading with president obama daughters for help. people continue to bury their dead. and also to protest the massacres. what seems to be emerging according to sources is a process of ethnic cleansing wheby population considered disloyal to president assad are moved out so that he can consolidate control in what might become a divided syria. and in the mean time these sources say assad has no intention of abiding by the cease fire plan if he does they say it would mean the end of him and his regime. abc news, new york. three days after the election and the fate of proposition 29 cigarette tax is still unknown. we have the latest on that story just ahead. plus. >> this is really a tragic loss for the national park service. >> what the park service says failure in the water system. you sf. 9 animals are dead. >> alameda county judge ruled the unpaid furlough imposed on state traffic engineers by governor schwarzenegger were illegal. 13,000 members of the highway union were exempt from furlough and are therefore spwailingtsed to 11 million dollars back pay. 2 of the furlough day carried over that governor brown tenure last year and his administration however says it may appeal today's ruling. supporters of proposition 29 the 1 dollar cigarette tax hold out hope tonight the measure appeared to be headed for defeat tuesday but the gap is narrowing as more late ballot are tabulated. now losing by roughly 40,000 votes. election officials say roughly 3 quarters of a million votes many absentee ballot are still being counted. it would raise millions of there are for cancer research. secretary of state in california says he does not expect an official tally until july. so we have to wait and see. >> tragedy in california park. federal investigators are trying to figure out why 9 horses and mules died. the death of the animal happened at remote pasture in the politics national wild life refuge. we have the story from fresno. >> there were 17 horses and mule ins a pasture similar to this in the politicsly national wild life refuge. park service says of that group 7 mules and 2 horses did not have access to water. >> it's literally like lasting several members of your family. these animals were a vital part of our operation. really part of our team. our staff is heart broken. >>reporter: she wouldn't say how long the animals had gone out hydration only that they had spent the winter there and were about to be transferred back to the sequoia and king canyon national park. >> we can not conduct our operation without them. this is really a tragic loss for the national park service. >>reporter: park service staff used the horses and mule to carry equipment and supplies to get to the back country as 97 percent of the park are wilderness areas. but when the weather gets cold only a few horses and mules remain at sequoia and king canyon. the rest spend the winter at picksly. >> we don't need all the animal to do that kind of work or to be riding stock all year round. it's a place for them to be warmer in the winter time. >>reporter: that is stephanie reporting. may little snow in the sierra but plenty in new zealand. hears how they clear the heavy snow from the train track. footage of the train journey through arthur pass again in new zealand was captured by filmmaker and posted on you tube. how cool is that. received more than 80,000 hits in the last 24 hours. the train driver has been on the job for 6 years but this is the first time he said the plowed through deep snow like this he describes it as a pretty good day at the office. that ace wild picture. >> well coming up. end offer a.as we continue the comic mechanic on npr car talk are shutting down the old garage. i'll be back in a moment. stay i'll be back in a 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remember don't drive lake my brother. >> remember we'll be back next week. goodbye. >> the car talk guys tom and ray announce today they are going to rae tire. they are better known as click and klabing to listener of npr saturday morning program. they have been doing their joke filled car advice show for 25 years. npr will keep airing the old shows indefinitely. they are classic indeed. they are a lot of if you please. >> they are. don't drive like my brothers because he drives me crazy. high pressure state wide tomorrow. cool up in eureka sunny dry down through the central valley. high in the 80's tomorrow. 101 at palm springs so things are beginning to warm-up but we also have concern about fire hazard fire danger. red flag warning high fire danger in effect from 11:00 a.m. to continue p.m. critical fire weather conditions humidity very low in the area covered by the warning are sacramento valley, northern san joaquin valley and the straits and delta in the bay area. strong gusty winds low humidity and temperatures on the rise. meanwhile the weather is going to be pleasant despite the concern about increased fire risk. sunny tomorrow with high pressure inland in the low to mid 80's and mid upper 70's around the bay. accu-weather 7 day forecast we see high pressure inland in the 90's. low to mid 90's sunday monday and tuesday. mid 80's around the bay and low 70's on the coast. nice little spell of warm weather coming our way. enjoy. >> all right. cast a spell on me. thanks spencer. >> 97-year-old ohio woman giving new meaning to the term high school senior. anna had to quit school during the depression to help support family as so many d.one they think led to the another and never able to get her diploma a. until now. >> my great honest to present this diploma to you. >> by name is here. l. >> to top it off ann's grandson also graduate ateing from the high school but not until tomorrow. what a great stair. way to go ann. that's really cool. >> see there's still 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was looking to become the first to win the triple crown in 36 years. >> we tried to be quiet but i really thought he was going to run off and tomorrow and really show something so l we are all a bit shocked but we have to do is what best for the horse. and if he can't compete at the top level, you know, he's done enough. >> it was unanimous between everyone at the barn to retire him and far from tragic but it is very disappointing. >> too bad. has time the giants saw the rangers at&t park the giants were celebrating the world series. victory back in 2010. reunited tonight in the inner league play. nice jersey remembering the good old days. frainers quarterback smith in the stand stands. but not 2010 any more. second pitch of the game. he drills this offering and in a flash it's one nothing texas. in the fifth here it comes. there it goes again. josh hamilton with the mainly league leading 20 second homer. 3 zip rangers. more damage in the sixth. rbi single scoring craig. 5 hits 4 nothing. allowed 4 runs on 9 hits. giants no offense. harrison with the come back. harrison complete game. 5 hit shut out gets sanchez to end it. 5 nothing final. first time the giants have be shut out this season. a's face the diamondbacks. l top of the second t.malone 1 for 6 in his career drives in a pair. part of 6 nothing a's. bomb 2. hill drilled to left b.to leave the yard but smith says no. denied. way over the wall. sky walking. lebron like. best catch of the year we are calling it. robbed the home run and hit his own right there off former a craig. right now the a lead 8-6 in the 8th inning. best of 3 series at florida state. winner moving on to the college world series. disaster. bottom of the fourth. drills through gonzalez with the back loaded bases after error. he walks in two runs. he couldn't find the plate at all. that made it 3-1 seminole. justñi drafted by the pirates in the first round on monday. this was really uncharacteristic wild johnson make it 4-1 nature mayor continues. wild pitch. pulled after 4 innings. allowed 7 runs. it was 11-1 in the sixth. florida state pouring it on. l travis. homer there and 3 run shot litter. had 6 rbi on the night. 17-1. seminole. game 2 tomorrow. must win for stanford. l manny says he's a new man rededicated to the sport. no more drinking gambling running around. we find out tomorrow night. they meat tomorrow night in vegas. weighed in this afternoon weighing 147 pounds. many pack is still a favorite. it's the dream final french open. nadal against man going for the fourth straight grand slam l title djokovic. federer 16 time grand slam champ but really made it easy on djokovic because he committed 46 unforced error rate into the net there. 27 straight matches won in grand slam. that one right on the line. djokovic wins state set. he's trying to become the first man in 43 years to win 4 straight grand slam crowns. other semi. nadal. david federer. short written delay but nothing would disrupt nadal. look at the fantastic overhead back hand winner. like to see it again please. l nadal has not droptd a set in this french open and he wins. nadal and djokovic meet in the final on sunday. a little golf. second round. championship major. tl third shot on the par 4 13. look at the back spin here. check it out. that is amazing. 20 footer backwards there. she's 2 under. 1 under 71 here. putt on 11 ladies by shot at 3 un. while most are preparing for next week u.s. open rory competing in the saint jude classic. fantastic approach on 16. missed eagle putt but 5 under 65 today and leads at 7 under. he's up by a stroke. mcilroy struggled race interest week and playing this week. other big names like tiger, they are taking just get the rest and that's a great match up with tiger and phil and bubba. >> fabulous first pairing. >> rory will be fine. i like his game. >> thanks that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 2 20. for all of us here, thanks so much for watching. we appreciate your time. 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