republicans are standing firm. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> no one can remember anything like this happening before. >> no, republicans are call it a political stunt. the democrats promise to stay till congress takes action. >> all cameras and microphones were shutoff leaving c-span to pick up periscope live streams from the chamber. >> here's more everywhere abc news reporter megan hughes. >> be in order. >> reporter: a turn of events in the house of representatives wednesday night. >> members will record their vote by electronic device. republicans pushing forward with a previously scheduled vote unrelated to gun reform. ignoring a sit-in by democrats that shut down the house since the morning hours. >> we'll call on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote. >> reporter: the sensational protest democrats interrupt republicans. declaring they'll sit in on the house floor till paul ryan allows a vote on gun control. republicans attempting to call the house back to order. >> the chair finds that the house is currently not in a state of order due to the presence of members in the well who are not recognized. >> reporter: they're pushing for measures that would extend background checks and block gun purchases for those already on a terror watch list. before members leave for the fourth of july break. the move comes days after all four gun amendments failed in the senate despite mounting pressure following the orlando nightclub massacre. >> we have waited. we've been patient. but we've waited too longs, been silent too long. and we will continue to engage. peaceful nonviolent action till something happens. >> reporter: megan hughes, abc news, washington. just remarkable. the district attorney announced he's going to help push a bill in sacramento that would make it tougher for in his words, the next brock turner. he's refer together exstanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault on an unconscious woman. news reporter vic lee with that story. >> reporter: the victim's emotionally charged 12-page impact letter, santa claire rare county district attorney jeff rosen says it started a revolution. >> we are hoping to change hearst to, change minds. and to change the law to protect the next emily doe against the next brock turner. >> reporter: brock turner, the former stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the victim was unconscious from drinking too much at a party. judge aaron persky sentenced turner to six months in the county jail, a sentence that angered victims advocacy groups and others. conviction carries a mandatory prison sentence. that's not the case when the victim is unconscious. the d.a. says he will support a proposed bill that would change it. >> in this case, we would then have the same consequences for sex is assault of an unconscious person meaning mandatory prison. >> others want% ski removed from the bench. a group called ultraviolet sent a million signatures to the state commission on judicial performance. still others are going to the ballot to recall the judge. >> i don't think the answer is to change the law. the answer is to change this judge. >> this petition signed by santa clara county public defenders supports the judge saying removing him for a controversial sentence destroys judicial independence. deputy public defend ker gary goodman does not support the bill rosen is pushing. >> the statutes that are already in place for these type of crimes have been vetted in a slow and careful manner. this is not. >> there will be on the able next week. in sacramento. vic lee, abc7 news. a newly released poll finds two-thirds of santa clara county voters want to recall the judge in the case. aaron persky, 81% of those found the sentence too lenient. they believed he's not a fair judge rather than a one-time error. >> an inmate had several hours of freedom this morning before he was recaptured. michael willis was held at the jail on charges of theft, missing a court appearance and pedaling without a license. by chance, deputies were holding another michael willis supposed to be released today. the wrong michael willis was released. >> aside from your name, they're about the same tight. there were certain physical characteristics that were similar. they had similar dates of birth. but they were clearly not the same person. san francisco police tracked willis down and arrested him at taylor and alice 10:15 this morning. the department is now investigating how this could have happened. a drowsy driver blamed for manning ling a chp motorcycle. chp napa tweeted this photo showing what's left behind in yountville. the officer was investigating a traffic accident nearby when someone dozed off behind the wheel and slammed right into the parked motorcycle. the officer was not hurt. an american teenager is slowly recovering from being bitten by an extremely dangerous snake. audrey benton was in belize when she was attacked by a snake called the ultimate pit viper. she was airlifted to florida where doctors say her recovery is he very unseen. she still has trouble swallowing and walking. they plan to give her a stimulant tomorrow to make her more alert and awake. well, the heat is on for early next week. it's coming back. >> let's check in with meteorologist drew. >> if you're not a fan of hot weather, you're going to want to wish you could repeat what we had today. a cooldown compared to yesterday. a high of 61? san francisco. high of 63 in oakland. 57 half moon bay. inhand back into the 80s. 86 concord, 85 fairfield. santa rosa a high of 87. part of the reason why we had a wind take up gusting 30 miles per hour helping to yourner cool air around the bay and mainly inland. that wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour. fairfield a little breezy with 37-mile-per-hour gusts. 59 oakland, 64 san jose. brentwood holding on to warmth at 80 degrees. plenty of stars overnight. a little bit of cloud cover along the coast. 52 san francisco, 55 san jose. 59 antioch. we'll talk about the heat. prepare you for that coming early next week. the numbers in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. although california remains in drought, the bay area's largest city is easing water restrictions placed on homes and businesses last year. news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> in willow glen, christine norton looks on as her yard gets a makeover. >> it looks darn good and it's going to be easy to take care you have. >> reporter: because of the drought, she's one of many making the switch to artificial turf. tim fullerton of heavenly greens is helping with the installation. >> we do see the amount of water you use in your lawn, you can use that water you're saving to keep your plants and your trees alive. >> reporter: but starting july 1st, san jose will have new water conservation rules due to a revise add target of 20%" city's water supply has improved over the past year mainly because of a 27% reduction by residents and businesses. >> we're going to continue to continue to conserve water. because of the really good work that our residents have done and businesses, that we're able to relax it a little bit. >> based on the recommendations of city starvegs council members voted to increase the allowable days for outdoor watering with a sprinkler system from two to three days per week. while some welcomed the change, others are unsure. >> i feel torn about watering our yard and plants more. >> reporter: this willow glen resident hopes that neighbors don't go overboard with our water us. >> we have a limited part of the yard in our backyard. we have install plants because they require less water. >> reporter: officials set new water restrictions or mandates by january, 2017. >> it's going to be an ongoing lifestyle. not just a thing for this summer. it's one for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: chris nguyen, abc7 news. we have a lot more to bring you on this wednesday night here. coming up, new lawsuits by gloria allred accuse the gilroy school district of failing to protect students from a sexual predator. >> only on abc7 news, former oakland police chief howard jordan weighs in on the scandals rocking his former department. >> local firefighters are in los angeles county down south helping battle some of the biggest fires burning in california. next the extra challenge the next the extra challenge the terrain is adding to their fire ♪ you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. breaking news. a cyclist was killed in a hit and run accident tonight in san francisco. it happened in golden gate park at about 6:30 at 30th and jfk drive. a white car struck the woman. police found the suspect's car ban donned nearby. officers are still looking for the driver. we'll have more ahead on abc7 news 11 over on channel 7. our clients who are minor children seriously harmed and impacted by gilroy unified school district's failure to protect them. >> there's a school sex scandal happening in the south bay using online tricky known as cat fbiing. the school system's response is now the target of two new lawsuits by high profile civil rights lawyer gloria allred. police say the male teacher posed as a girl online and tricked high school boys into sending him naked pictures. here's reporter david louie. >> reporter: the new lawsuits are based on complaints by two underage males who were students of ap chemistry teacher douglas lay at gilroy. it alleged he shows them videos with sexual content and used language so graphic, they would not say them out loud. >> it involves such graphic language that frankly, i don't want to say it and she's not going to say it. >> a girl has already stepped forward after her mother saw a questionable text from douglas lay. even though she reported this had in october 2014, lay was allowed to continue teaching. all red's legal team says the two new victims could have been spared if the district had taken action then. >> but for the negligence and failures of the school district, these children would not have to suffer what they are suffering today. >> reporter: no one from the gilroy school district was available for excellent. the lawsuit seeks damage for emotional distress and negligence. >> the last thing a parent would expect would be for the school district to ignore a warning that a teacher posed a danger to children. >> reporter: victims is claim that douglas lay gave students failing grades to coerce them to attend after school to you toring where they claim they faced additional harassment. >> we've only filed three lawsuits so far. this is not the end. >> reporter: david louie, abc7 news. we are hearing tonight from i former chief of the oakland police department on massive can dal rocking that department. plus, there are new questions about comments made by the man temporarily heading the police department. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is on the story. >> i'm deeply embarrassed and shamed. >> reporter: former chief howard jordan hasn't been the head of the oakland police department for three years but still, he says the current scandals have rocked him to the core. >> it's very unsettling. it's very embarrassing to say the least for the people that are still there even the ones that are retired like myself to have to explain the actions of a few. >> reporter: so far, five oakland officers have been placed on leave. two of those have resigned amid allegations of sex with an underage prostitute, racist texts and other behavior on the part of officers some of them high ranking. now acting chief david downing has come under fire for suggesting a year ago that water cannons could be used on protests are a comment the mayor says was taken out of context and not racially motivated. >> i don't want to go down that road. that's junior highish to me. >> civil rights attorney john burris doesn't think the focus right now should be on downing. > i'm more concerned who the next chief is going to be. i want a reform minded chief. >> downing said in a press release "i did now the intend to suggest such a method would be proupt in oakland or any other community as a legitimate crowd control method. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. two days into the san gabriel complex fires and nearly 5,000 acres have burned. about 300 homes in the city of duarte are still under have orders. earlier today, residents of 500 homes were able to return for the first time since monday fires are currently 10% contained. firefighters from alameda county and santa clara county are both on the front lines. this video taken by the strike team. some of their truck tires have been damaged because of the rough terrain. and the heat is killing trees in the sierra nevada forests. u.s. forest services is reporting an estimated 66 million trees have died since 2010. 26 million between last october and there month alone. the causes range from drought, warmer temperatures and a bark beetle epidemic. researchers say large areas of dead trees make wildfires more destructive. a lot of fuel. the state recently bought $6 million worth of mobile chippers saw mills and insin raters to help firefighters remove some of those dead trees. and we are in for some heat coming our way. >> really. it's coming back big-time. drew tuma has the forecast. >> tomorrow is going to be a comfortable day. that heat will begin the warmup over the weekend. intense heat will peak on tuesday. live doppler 7 hd. mainly clear skies. patchy cloud cover near half moan moon bay at this hour. the big story certainly today it felt much cooler out there than yesterday. even right now, temperatures are running on the cool side. 3 degrees cooler in oakland. 15 degrees cooler in concord than this time yesterday. 14 in livermore. san jose 4 degrees cooler. current temperatures right now mainly in the 50s and 60s for the most part around the bay area. 59 oakland. 60 in hayward. 55 in san francisco. 67 fairfield. still brentwood that, mild spot this time of year holding onto the warmth with a current temperature of 80 degrees. outside, show you live picture. beautiful lights of san francisco. it's a quiet night right now. you don't notice too much in the way of low cloud cover. we'll have patchy cloud cover along the coast overnight. forecast callses for temperatures near average on thursday. they begin to warm over the weekend. we want to alert you to the heat peaking on tuesday. around much of the bay. you do notice we'll see the cloud cover right along the coast. by 7:00, 8:00 in the morning, it's not as deep of a marine layer as we had today. meaning the clouds won't be as widespread. a lot of sunshine for much of the region even along the coast, i think into the later afternoon, we'll break more for sunshine than today. still pretypical temperatures for this time of year. not too hot in many spots. 76 in oakland. 67 in san francisco. 48 in san jose. 88 concord. antioch, we'll call it warm. it's not as hot as it's going to be early next week with 91 degrees in the afternoon. if you are headed to the coast tomorrow, we'll have morning clouds. afternoon sunshine, up to 61 half moon bay, 78 santa cruz. 60 ocean beach. one thing you want to remember, we'll have a strong rip current tomorrow. strong swim sers can be pulled under. take note of that. let's take a look at your pride forecast friday. foggy skies in the evening. saturday and sunday is, we'll lose the fog and warm up the temperatures into the low 70s. future tracker temperatures takes it from there on monday. the coast still not doing too bad. 67 half moon bay. 70s in san francisco. 80s and triple digits return inland. on tuesday, we lose that. everybody warps up around here. that's what we'll track for you. tomorrow it, a little bit of morning fog. mainly sunny skies. light breeze friday. it's hot on monday. tuesday, that's where we want to get you prepared for the heat. and even around the bay, would not be surprised if many communities hit 90 degrees. san francisco probably going into the low to mid 80s. >> thanks, drew. >> still to come on "abc7 news at 9," becoming a home owner in the bay area became more difficult. the new report on bay area hope praises. >> join us saturdays for a look inside disney's first resort at shanghai disney. it combines disney magic with the beauty of chinese art and tradition airing saturday at noon on abc7. st santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area. this is abc7 news. bay area home prices set a new record high last month in all nine counties except san francisco which saw a slight decline actually according to core logic, the median price paid for all homes sold in the bay area was $700,000. that's $10,000 more than the record set in april. there were about 300 fewer homes sold in may. distressed sales accounted for just 3.5% of all hope sales compared to 60% in january of 2009 which was the peak of course, of the housing crisis. korean automaker kia took plais first place in the jd hour quality survey. it's the first time in 27 years in which a nonluxury brand came in first. the quality ranking is based on how many problems were reported by car owners. overall 21 of the 33 brands in the study showed improvement. here are the top five. porsche came in second, hyundai was third followed by toyota and bmw. another 30 minutes of "abc7 news at 9" is coming up next. she's a world class liar. >> donald trump takes aim at hillary clinton. the latest attack against his opponent. plus, clinton's response, how she's reacting to trump's latest attack. and latest on the dangerous medical evacuation at the bottom of the world. >> another half sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding live from the kgotv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. we begin with donald trump's attack on hillary clinton's policies and character. >> in a speech today, an he called his opponent a "world class liar." >> here's abc news reporter tom llamas. >> she's a world class liar. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump back in the ring, delivering a scathing speech against hillary clinton. >> her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism. everywhere she touched. >> reporter: trump trying to make the case clinton cares more about dollars than diplomacy. >> she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund. >> reporter: in his address, the presumptive nominee mixed fact with fiction. of benghazi. >> our late ambassador chris stevens, he was left helpless to die as hillary clinton soundly slept in her bed. >> reporter: our fact check shows this claim is false. the defense department's own time line shows the attack started at 3:42:00 p.m. eastern. not in the middle of the night. clinton's own e-mail shows she was still awake. and a new line of attack on bosnia. >> her phony landing in bosnia where she said she was underattack and the attack turned out to be young girls handing her flowers, a total and svl serving lie. >> our fact check, true. clinton later apologizing for the description. >> so i made a mistake. it problems i'm human up. >> trump held fire when it came to bill clinton. telling david muir last night, he would prefer it be about hillary's record, not about personal attacks. >> what will be off limits for you? >> i would much rather, david have, it be policy and issues if we can do that, i'd be very happy. i think we do very well on that basis. >> reporter: donald trump mostly stuck to the prepared speech and there was no talk of some of bill clinton's most infamous scandals. he wanted us to focus on the issues and policy. if there's one thing donald trump and the establishment agree on it's foreign policy is one of clinton's biggest weaknesses. >> hillary clinton for her part wasted no time firing back at trump on the economy. she promised her plans will cause people to hear your fired instead of -- you're hired instead of you're fired. here's reporter cecilia vega in north carolina. >> reporter: tonight a counterattack from hillary clinton. >> he's going after me personally because he has no answers on the substance. >> reporter: she called donald trump's speech today conspiracy theories firing back on his questions about her religion. >> that's even why he's attacking my faith. sigh. as we methodists like to say, do all the good you can to all the people you can in all the ways you can. >> and his charges about the clinton foundation. >> the clinton foundation helps poor people around the world get access to life-saving aids medicine. donald trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties. >> reporter: i tried to ask about some of his other accusations. >> secretary clinton, trump called you a world class liar today. would you like to respond. no comment. and we know that hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail with senator elizabeth warren for the very first time next week. this is an a lot of speculation about her possible vp pick, elizabeth warren definitely on that rumored list. that search is now under way. hillary clinton has said she is looking for a running mate who will help take on donald trump. cecilia vega, abc news, north carolina. >> former house speaker dennis hastert turned himself in to begin serving his 15-month sentence. the 74-year-old was convicted of breaking financial regulations in an attempt to cover up decades old sex allegations. he admitted abusing high school wrestlers he coached. he was convicted on charges stemming from his everts to pay $3.1 million to one of the victims. >> california businesses are getting ready for a potential windfall if voters legalize the recreational use of marijuana in november. the national cannabis association moved its summit from denver to oakland this year. the expo showed off the latest technology for growing and selling pott. the industry in fact is so mainstream now, one business is even offering liability insurance. >> customers says they got ill on a product or comes after a dispensary for a product they ate or something like that. we do property coverages. >> the initiative hasn't officially qualified for the november ballot. that is expected next week when the signatures submitted are expected to be verified. it's just two hour before british vote ares decide whether to leave the european union. late polls say it's too close to call. newspapers across england are blaring headlines to get or stay in. arguments to leave are fueled by anti-immigrant rhetoric while the debate to stay focusing on more trade and more jobs. president obama is urging britain to stay the course. well, there is progress in that life-saving mission to the bottom of the world. a small plane has made the treacherous journey to the south pole and carried out two sick workers. the next step is to take them to chile to get the medical help they so desperately need. here's abc news reporter alex marquardt. >> reporter: tonight the first look at the daunting and dramatic rescue in one of the most remote places in the world. in the 24-hour darkness of the winter, the twin engine plane pull up to the scott research station. soon after, those two crew members were flown out of south pole on their way to urgently needed treatment. this high risk rescue mission just a third in 60 years appears to have gone exactly to plan. a window of good weather allowed a quick turnaround. the only real light coming from the bright moon illuminating the snow. >> it's about the most dangerous kind of flying you can do in the world. it required an extraordinary level of skill and courage. >> reporter: two twin otters flew from canada to chile to antarctica. one undertaking the 1500 mile flight to the south pole. second plane staying behind at a british research station to ferry out the sick. little is known about the patients or their condition. but tonight, the most dangerous part is over. alex marquardt, abc news, london. up next on "abc7 ne at 9"ing. > it will always be ours. >> tonight find out why pink saturday will look a lot different than it has in democrats are stage an extraary sit-in in the house of representatives tonight. they are loudly protesting for votes on gun control in the aftermath of the massacre in orlando. democrats promise to stay till they get the votes. al cameras and microphones were shutoff but some of the representatives there are actually sending out live feeds. that's what we're seeing. it's unclear what will happen next. our coverage continues at 11:00 on channel 7. this saturday will be pink. the huge street party which coincides with the start of pride week in san francisco had been canceled after no one wanted to host it. now it's back. it will not happen in the castro like years past. news reporter has the story. >> 12th and harrison streets in the south and market districts will be the new location for pink saturday inside this parking lot across the street from eagle bar hosted by the sisters of perpetual indulgence was always held in the castro. >> we want it to be based in community, run by the community. it's going to be smaller and safer. >> reporter: for nearly 25 years, the sisters of per pet requestule indulgence an have hosted one of the biggest parties in the community one in recent years became the biggest headache for residents and businesses in the castro. the last pink saturday held in 2014 was marred by violence. the sisters, a non-profit organization, decided it was unmanageable and while last year another organization held a pink party, this year, there were no takers until the sisters had a change of heart. >> we're taking the name back,t. pink saturday is ours. it will always be ourself. >> reporter: most businesses in the castro hope they saturday the crowds end up at pink saturday 1.5 miles away. >> it kind of makes sense to scale it down and take a step back. you know, at this bar, we want people to be safe. you know. >> reporter: this time, there will be a $10 entrance fee. part of the money will help pay for security and the rest of the proceeds will go to the victims and families of the orlando shooting. one of the owners of sf eagle doesn't want this event to disappear like halloween in the castro did several years ago. >> there's no need for another big party that celebrates community to disappear just because of violence. >> reporter: pink saturday runs from 3:00 to 10:00 in the evening. in san francisco, lee and melendez, abc7 news. >> you can share your photos from the pride parade or any events with abc7. just add the hshtd abc7 now to your pictures and videos when you post them online so we can identify them. up next on "abc7 news at 9," a surprise returns to one american neighborhood. >> and this is not your average bear as you can see. more when we come back. robots invaded sunnyvale today as part of a bay area competition. abc7 news was at the headquarters of intuitive surgical, themakers of the da vinci robotic surgery system for their annual robonanza. student groups shows off their robotic creations competing in a basketball like game featuring heavy objects to throw. the teams have six weeks to build and test their designs. >> set it to different level of compression and sent it to a graph who figure out how much compression would maximize our shot power and what type of shooter would maximize our shot accuracy. >> smart kids. there is no reward for winning the competition. the teams say they're just happy to play for pride. today was the grabbed opening of a dunkin' donuts store in walnut creek. customers went for it like bees to honey. take a look at the line that stretched around the building. the doors opened at 5:00 a.m. one customer couldn't wait. >> well, i got here at 2:00 in the morning. can't do that with a straight face. i almost got here at 1:00, but my coworkers told me 2:00 was probably plenty. >> it's the first dunking doughnuts in the bay area in 15 years. in less than four areas, they sold more than 5200 doughnuts. boston cream the most popular flavor. yum. >> that looks really good. >> i know they do. >> i wonder if they're open after the late news. >> drew would know. >> you made a run and brought a of bunch back to the station. >> they close at 9:00 p.m. sharp monday flu friday. i don't know about the weekends. very delicious. a satisfied customer. live doppler hd. a quiet picture across the region. current temperatures, 55 san francisco, 58 in oakland. 64 for san jose, 36 santa rowsa. everybody drops into the 50s overnight. half moon bay along the coast, a little bit of cloud cover. not as widespread as last night. that will still bring us the on shore breeze keeping temperatures along the coast on the cool side. across the entire state of california, rather hot in the valley. 100 fresno. power play springs 111, cooler than some of their afternoon highs on monday and tuesday. a little bit of relief there. 79 l.a. here in the bay area, lots of sunshine. 76 in oakland had, 67 in san francisco. normal for this time year. 88 concord and fairfield right around 90 degrees. we'll take knew sonoma. it's race weekend. start off onfriday. we are warm. then we'll warm up a bit. by saturday up to 87. on sunday, have sunscreen on. that extremely high uv index means you can burn in less than ten minutes. the forecast shows you tomorrow a bit of morning fog. light breeze on friday. warm weekend for saturday and sunday. we turn hot on monday. we're talking about the intense heat peaking on tuesday. getting very close to 90 degrees. doughnuts tomorrow they open at 5:00 a.m. >> you don't have any left, by chance? stashed back there in the weather department? >> if anyone could find them, they already did. >> thanks, drew. a famous black bear seen walking around upright on hind legs is back. this time returning for a stroll through his favorite neighborhood. here's abc news reporter ron claiborne. >> people in new jersey say there's no doubt about it, that's the same bear all right. the same one they first spotted nearly two years ago. a black bear walking on hind legs with the agility and ease of any human. >> i don't see it. >> reporter: now nicknamed petals first seen and captured on video back in august 2014. >> there it is. there it is. >> does he know that's a bear? >> you know that's a bear, right? >> i know. >> reporter: more than likely it was a car accident. bears can walk on their hind legs very well. they don't choose to do so. >> at one point in the video, petals goes down on all fours but right back up again and on the move. there have been concerns that petals could not survive in the wild. today, state wildlife officials said if it is the same bear, he's still going strong and is testimony to is indomable will. they'll let him keep roaming or in this case, walking. ron claiborne, abc news will, new york. >> interesting. today barbara boxer paid off her nba finals bet with an ohio lawmaker perform she had to hand over beer brewed at the 21st amendment to senator sherrod brown while wearing a lebron james jersey. she made a walk you have shame at the u.s. capitol. she says she almost include aid warriors towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet. >> she's right. on to sports. >> we have rick in for larry tonight. >> i heard she was so mad, she nearly threw her mouth guard at him. show restraint. we now know who play argentina in the sunday's copa america finals. tonight in pittsburg, the red hot giants close out another crystal geyser alpine spring water to you from us crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. coming up tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, bay area democrats taking part in a historic sit-in happening right now on capitol hill. these representatives say they will not leave until the gop allows a gun control vote. also a mile in her shoes. the walk in the south bay tonight aiming to stop sexual assault. >> those stories and more for you on abc7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> this sports report is brought to you by your local toyota dealer. plenty of sports to talk about tonight. >> rick is here. baseball. >> that's right. the giants keep on winning. after pounding the pirates into submission last night, the giants found another way to break their spirit by coming back from a five-run deficit. let's go to pittsburg. bruce bowchy their trump card. smar ja giving up three home runs in the second, gregory polanco's three-run shot made it 5-1 pirates. 6-1 before the giants rallied in the fifth. posey's fly ball bounce into the stands for a ground rule rbi double. the giants added three in the sixth. joe panic's liner goes off the glob for a two-run double that gave san francisco a 7-6 lead. with one out in the ninth, the pirates had the tying run on first but a strike him out, throw him out double play ended the game. kudos to casilla abposey. 7-6 was the final. the giants have now won 11 of their last 13. the a's trying to make it two straight over the brewers. in the fourth oakland took the 1-0 lead. crisp with pop in his bat gets his 14th home run of the season. a's rookie daniel pledgen struck out nine over six innings. milwaukee got to menken for three runs in the fifth, two coming on this blast by scooter jeanette. crisp to the wall but runs out of room. down by two in the ninth, the a's had a man on for billy butler who hit this ball high and deep to left. but not deep enough. that was out three. a's lose 4-2. oakland goes on the road to take on the angels. the right to play argentina in the copa america final was decided tonight as defending champ chile took on columbia. the. >> semifinals played at chicago's soldier field this evening. in the seventh minute off a bad defensive header, the ball goes to charles and it's 1-nil chile. the defending champs scored again in the 11th minute. sanchez's shot is stopped. but jose is there for the easy tap-in. rain and lightning caused the game to be delayed for two hours. most of the crowd struck around to watch chile win 2-nil. on sunday, a rematch of chile versus argentina. the u.s. will play colombia for third place on saturday. the warriors might still be smarting from sunday's game seven loss but it's time to look ahead to the future and tomorrow's nba draft. golden state will pick 30th. four years ago, they had the last pick of the first round and used it on center festus an zee lee. other notables davis lee with the knicks and the bull jimmy butler. general manager bob myers is being realistic. >> if you can get a player at 30 that can be a rotational player, you've done well. we need to find a guy we hope can play. you just never really know. so we'll look for somebody that fits our system. hopefully he'll get a sense and hopefully one of them will be there. again, a guy that can step in and give us something next year. play some minutes, not start. cal's jalen brown could be a top ten pick tomorrow in his only season with the cal bears. the 6''7" . >> everybody has to do their due diligence. gms have the toughest job in the world. i want to get to the right situation. i'm super excited to get to whatever city i go to and drive right in. >> the bulls have traded former league mvp derrick rose to the knicks. rose averaged almost 18 points a game last season but slowed by injury since being named mvp five years ago. in return for rose, holliday in the second-round pick chicago gets back robin lopez and jose calderon. finally, cleveland fans out in force to celebrate the city's first major pro sports title in 52 years. hall of fame running back jim rown was also along for the ride. he led cleveland to its last nfl championship in 1964. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by toyota. >> rick, thanks a lot. >> and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm am maldaetz. >> and dan ashry. we appreciate your time. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook all your mobile devices with our abc7 news and. narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today...nightlife in melbourne, australia, has a sinister underbelly. designer drugs fuel the parties and ignite an all-out war among dealers. and french rogue trader jerome kerviel places