as hundreds of employers all over the country. >> ice would not comment on pat civic steel case but said in a statement the goal of the audits is to ensure employers are following the law. and in fact, there has been a crack down under the obama administration. more audits in the last nine months than during the entire previous year and more recently than in the final years of the bush administration. >> which is why we call it a silent raid. >> this city councilman represents pacific steel union workers like annie, who could be fired. >> we aren't doing anything illegal, just workers at the plant. we're working as hard as we can. >> and now, pacific steel says it has no idea why it's targeted by ice. some believe it could be a number of a large population of latino workers here. and city leaders here in berkeley say if hundreds of workers from pacific steel are fired it's going to impact the entire region's economy. abc 7 news. >> thank you. and a town hall meeting just getting underway in the bay view neighborhood. it's expected to be intense. the police chief and members of the command staffing answering questions about why officers shot and killed a man last weekend. abc 7 is live outside of the bay view opera house. high, carolyn. >> the relationship between police and four african american communities nationwide has traditionally been tense, so saturday's fatal shooting has the bay view on edge. >> we'll give them everything we with regard to the facts in this case. >> police chief is facing the biggest test of his ten you're as -- tenure as top cop two. officers shot to death, a seattle parole about stopping and questioning him about paying muni fair. officers say kenneth harding opened fire on them as he ran and they fired back but many don't believe the police ak the chief says the evidence comes from several independent quarters and is backed by witnesses. >> the cell phone video that demonstrated the firearm on the ground which was picked up came from a member of the bay view community. the video of the chase is off the bay view opera house itself. the forensics examinations that have been done are objective and without bias. >> he says it shows gun powder on the victim's trigger hand. but protestors aren't buying it. last night, demonstrators marched from dolores park, into the castro. there was some vandalism until officers began making arests on powell street near market. 43 were arrested. police say only one was from the bay view. 16 from other san francisco neighborhoods. and most were from other cities. including fresno, san diego, burbank, irvine and yuba city. the outside protestors bothered thomas schaeffer. he heads up the community response network. >> they're just agitating the situation. and possibly causing more harm than good. >> others welcome the demonstrations. >> we definitely encourage that kind of activism. >> this is a neighborhood activist. >> people of bay view are grieving. the city has done nothing to provide grief counselors. >> the captain of the bay view station for two years before becoming chief says he loves and respects the people there. >> i couldn't feel worse about the fact that this act of violence, this exchange of gunfire took place in the town square, the bay view community. >> and now, we're seeing more people heading into that meeting, which started at 6:00. it's likely to focus on more than just fatal shooting, it's what we've heard in the community today is an indication. there will be questions about ambulance response that day z also, about the general lack of resources in this community. the community activists and chief say they're hoping it will be a constructive dialogue. live in san francisco, outside of the bay view opera house, abc 7 news. >> and a bay area nursing student is one of three people presumed dead after being swept over a water fall in yosemite park. tonight search crews say it could take a month to find the bodies because the current could be carrying them far down the merced river. two men and a woman fell after crossing a barricade to pose for photos near the top of the 317 foot vernal falls. >> they were on the other side of the railing. just standing in the water and playing around in the water. and unfortunately they slipped and all three of them went into the water and over the water fall. witness reports say one of them slipped, and next one tried to rescue the first one z then, third one tried to rescue the second and first one. >> all three ended up going over vernal falls. a few minutes ago there were pictures of two of the victims, a 27-year-old and 21-year-old. she is a nursing student at usf. the third victim is a 22-year-old from modesto and turlock. >> the federal reserve crack down hard on san francisco based wells fargo bank today over subprime lending. wells fargo will pay an $85 million penalty but did not admit wrong doing. and some customers will now be getting compensation. >> reporter: debbie says she's been fighting with wells fargo for a loan modification. >> it's been really frustrating. they don't seem to want to work with us. >> wells fargo is the first lender to face a penalty by the federal reserve over a list of allegations that it steered potential prime borrowers into costly subprime loans and falsified income information and applications as a result of incentive pay and sales quotas and a lack of controls. anna is the leader of lions for california a group critical of wells fargo. >> $85 million is not enough what. we've lost in homes and our communities are suffer sog much. >> the $85 million penalty is spelled out in an agreement with the fed. the bank no longer operates the targeted loan unit and does not admit wrong doing. the wells fargo ceo issued a statement the alleged actions were committed by a relatively small group. and it's implementing processes that will identify and provide compensation to customers harmed. the federal reserve estimates up to 10,000 borrowers might be eligible fwor compensation ranging from 1,000ses today $20,000 but they had to have taken out loans between 2004 and 2008. i'll plan to contact those customers will be submitted to the fed in 90 days, however, customers expressed skrept ti six wilt make a difference. >> i'm suggesting they zront a heart. shame on wells fargo they don't work with me, i'm -- me and my children will be on the street. >> and homeowners beware. that is the message from the bankruptcy of a contractor. the company is facing new accusations it's forged signatures on insurance checks. the story we've been following closely. >> castro valley-based vanderbilt construction filed for bankruptcy last mochl we've been calling the lawyer two days and have not heard back from them. we've heard a lot from angry homeowners who say they're now left with unfinished work and no way to pay for it. the owners of this home tell abc 7 news they're insurance company recommended vanderbilt construction after a fire about a year ago. but vanderbilt didn't finish the work. the homeowner called usaa, vanderbilt owner just filed bankruptcy they discovered the insurance checks had been cashed at fremont bank and claim it was gun a forged signature, homeowners now have no way to recover insurance money because he's protected by the bankruptcy. >> he's protected civilly f he has forged a signature for some of these, that is forgery. and he's stolen money. i don't know whether the district attorney will do something about it. but they will look into this. >> paul chang says vanderbilt cashed $72,000 worth of checks at fremont bank without required endorsement of wells fargo. another homeowner says vanderbilt did the same thing for her check, $259,000. there are $60,000 worth of work left on chang's roof. they and their four girls are living with friends. at the bankruptcy hearing chang asked how he can cash check was out signatures. >> he claimed power of attorney in the contract. but according to the contract they do have a limited power of attorney and they canf-ñ casñ checks for work and they didn't have power of attorney over wells fargo. >> he didn't have power of attorney for the mortgage company. >> san francisco real estate attorney says the homeowners should be tibl recover money from fremont bank. >> if the homeowner's signature is there, legitimate or illegal legit but not the mortgage company's, thenw no notation indicating the mortgage company, the bank should be held liable. they did not pick up the required two signatures. >> the contractor's state license board says requesting or receiving a down payment more than 10% or a thousand is illegal. and fines as high as 5,000s skpdz could be a prime minister with -- misdemeanor with finesç and are up to a year in jail. we asked fremont bank about its practices and it responded with a statement saying privacy regulations prohibit disclosure of that information. the homeowners might have been able to get at least some money back through the required licensing board bond but because he didn't pay it, the board says it was cancelled on july 14th. two days after the bankruptcy hearing. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and still coming up on abc 7 news, deputies get a jump on a summer pot harvest. a haul worth millions and these are just baby plants. a southern california man can't pay rent because his spouse died. there is an attempt to lift the ban on same-sex marriage. >> a report confirms findings of a 7 on your side investigation. it's all about the abuse of senior citizens. that story is straight ahead. >> and later affects of global warming on california marine life. the toughest creatures can't take the heat.t.t.t.t.t.t.t.t.t. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. it's nearing harvest time in california. the crop is illegal marijuana. so tonight authorities are combing the state on a seek and destroy mission. and they got there in time during a raid today near mount madonna county park in santa clara county. >> from the air it takes a trained eye to spot the marijuana grows. the helicopter pilot pointed out the plants surrounded by light brown dirt. >> it's said it's almost cleared. >> these show what it looks like at ground level. agents say they seized 20,000 plants worth estimated $25 million to $30 million. there is evidence people were guarding and tending to the crop autos these are not medical marijuana grow sites. these are illegal, large drug trafficking organizations responsible for the sites, today. >> the state campaign against marijuana planting hoisted agents into remote locations to chop down the plants two. gardens were on mount madonna county park land. and tw on private report. the effort runs from july to october. this is the first camp operation this season in santa clara county. the sheriff's department has is its own marijuana eradication team and seized 40,000 plants this year, arrested 11 people, and confiscated numerous weapons, agents say one reason targeting pot remains a priority is the threat to hikers and general public. >> a lot of times individuals at these sites are armed and dangerous. they've been known to shoot at pedestrians coming by as well as when we do these operations shoot at officer autos noun no one was arrested in the raids. the department of fish and game will work to clean up the damage done to the area. in santa clara county abc 7 news. >> and for the south of that pot raid a crop-dusting helicopter went down today and the pilot walked away from the crash uninjured. the chopper went dmoun a field in santa cruz county apparently striking this pole, flying over the field. >> and two native american tribes are celebrating an agreement with the city of vallejo protecting a sacred burial ground. for 98 days there has within a prayer vigil to prevent stit from putting up rest rooms in a parking lot and say the area has been used for 3500 years as a sacred place. the agreement not only relocates the lot but gives tribes a bigger voice in decisions that affect their land. >> and the clorox company based in oakland today confirmed it's received new buyout from billionaire investor carl icon for $80 a share, or about $10.7 billion, that is a previous offer rejected on monday. icon is the clorox company's biggest stockholder and said the rest of the stock holders should be allowed to decide whether to accept his bid. clorox released a statement acknowledging the offer saying it will review knit due course. >> and substantially warmer today but this is not the beginning of a heat watt. >> spencer christian is here. >> two days of nice, warm weather. >> two day autos two days of warm weather inland not going to remain this warm along the coast but will be pleasant there. is a live shot now from our high-definition camera looking towards golden gate, it's just beautiful. blue skies and you can see some low clouds and fog are beginning to return to the coast. there is sea breeze kicking in, which is why coastal areas saw high temperatures early in the day. cooling hasn't reached inland yet. so... the inland areas continue to warm into late afternoon hours. now, it's warm inland. heat is easing up a bit, it's 91 degrees at concord. upper 80s in other locations, 73 in oakland. 62346 san francisco. so there is plenty of warmth around. you can see we're still warmer in all locations by a few degrees than 24 hours ago. and yesterday it was eight degrees cooler in redwood city than it is now. or maybe i should say warmer now than this hour, yesterday. nine degrees warmer than it was in fremont. you get the picture. we warmed up around the bay area today. warm inland, again tomorrow. and cooling begins on the coast and around the bay and then, all areas starting to cool down on friday. satellite radar shows a big ridge of high pressure that is a dominant feature bringing us nice, warm weather that will hold inland tomorrow. with this b-52 a dip beginning to develop in the jet stream, there is low pressure system developing north that will take just enough of a bite out of the ridge to produce a sea breeze that we're seeing now to bring a little bit of cooling to the coastal areas and around the bay. overnight tonight, fog returns, to some areas, not the entire bay area, low temperatures on the mild side, mainly mid to upper 50s and low 60s at antioch and concord. and on we go to the summer cast. our animation here at 5:00 in the morning, fog starts to pull away and move away from the coast. and sea breeze continues to build in there. will be mild on the coast with high temperatures there into mid-60s, mainly 70s around the bay tomorrow. and spots may hit 806789 warmest inland locations east and north topping out at or above 90 degrees. in the south bay, sunny skies tomorrow. high temperatures mid to upper 80s z on the peninsula, highs from 78 in san ma ao to 80. and downtown san francisco, 76 in the sunset district. upper 80s and 90s, 92 in cloverdale. and highs ranging from mid-70s to upper 70s to about 80 in castro valley and fremont. inland east bay, 90s again, tomorrow. near monterey bay, low to mid-70s near the bai. mid-90s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooler in all areas on friday. then, we'll have five day or six day holding pattern inland highs mid to upper 80s around the bay mirksd 70s and low 60s on coast. very little change from friday through next wednesday. very pleasant weather. it's nice and going to stay that way for a while. >> thanks spencer. >> coming up next a parking predicament on the peninsula. >> a zoning issue could block opening of a planned parenthood clinic. stay with ususususususususususuú much of the nation is seeking relief for a heat wave blamed for 22 deaths. it's spread into the eastern u.s. today. heat watches in affect more than 30 states nchl iowa, blistering heat buckled a highway, and temperatures expanded metal, causing patser -- water main breaks in oklahoma city n chicago with humidity it felt like 130 degrees on top of that, many lost power. >> this is bad. it's terrible. i got my animals and i've got my dogs and cats down there in the basement where it's cool. and myself, i'm just sweating it out. i've got to keep checking the generator. >> forecasters today nationwide thursday and friday any and cooler temperatures are expected by this weekend. >> and efforts to open up a planned parenthood clinic in redwood city may fall apart because of a parking problem. the agency has eyes on an tim office building on el camino real. city zoning require at least 27 spots. and planned parenthood signed a contract with enterprise rent a car to lease nine spaces. however, threats of protests may force force the rental company to back out of the deal. >> we understand there are questions about it butch as far as we know, and we understand, it's a legally binding contract. >> and enterprise spokesperson told abc 7 news the contract never got approveal because planned parenthood revised the original terms. >> when we come back at 6:30, a campaign on capitol hill for same-sex marriage. a california man explains why heç cannot no longer pay rent now that his partner has died. >> is there a felon caring for your grandmother? the number of care giver was rap sheets. >> and the new airport screening software designed to keep your private parts private.@t@t@t@t@t good evening, once again, supporters of same-sex marriage got a high profile hearing this morning. it's the result of senator feinstein's bill to repeal the defense of marriage act. a law that a california man blames for costing him his home. mark matthews is here with the story tonight. >> ron wallin's story has been well documented by supporters of same-sex marriage. the washington, d.c.-based organization freedom to marry has posted its version on you tube. today, wallin testified before the senate committee. >> after a lifetime of being a productive citizen i'm facing financial chaos he put a picture of his spouse on the table this morning as he testified. his partner of more than 50 years died this year. wallin, now unable to collect on his partner's social security has been forced to sell their house. >> we served our count skpri paid our taxes and volunteered and maintained our home. we got married as soon as we were legally able to do so. yet as i face a few tour without my spouse it's hard to accept it's the federal government that is throwing me out of my home. >> senator feinstein told the committee that the federal defense of marriage act or d.o.m.a.was wrong when passed in 1996, and it's wrong today. >> 27 of my colleagues and myself have introduced respect for marriage act. our bill is simple. it strikes d.o.m.a.from federal law. >> opponents of same-sex marriage argued for centuries marriage has been defined a man and woman. >> americans have been consistent on that. >> in california randy thompson helped lead the fight against same-sex marriage. today he criticized president obama for supporting feinstein's billp,. >> and and he says marriage is only for a man and woman. why and this is election season. >> bruce cane. >> for the president to come out in favor of the repeal of d.o.m.a.prior to an election is basically aimed at mobilizing the base. >> now, he says today's hearing was not nearly -- merely political, not just political. senator feinstein is trying to move it forward. the reelection strategy is to go moderate on economic issues in order to get independent voters in swing states. in order to energize the base. >> president obama met with congressional leaders on the debt crisis. there has been no word of new progress. the white house says the president might be willing to sign a short term extension if it's tied to a larger deal. >> we're, as the president said, yesterday we need to meet, talk, consult and narrow down what our options are and figure out in short order, you know which train we're riding into this station. >> we dmot solve this problem we face today in a responsible way it will be solved for us by the market. >> a bipartisan plan is gathering momentum in the senate. backers say they have 49 of the 60 votes, cutting the deficit by almost $4 trillion. >> and president obama says the road to stability in washington is not helping get a debt deal done. the president sat down with david ono from abc 7 in los angeles. >> i've said that we should be able to disagree without being disagreeable and shouldn't be questioning each other's motives and most importantly should remind our self yz we're in this, to help the people who sent us here. and i do think that the slash and burn take no prisoners, no compromise no matter what aprech to politics is... one of the reasons why it, congress has a difficult time getting things done. >> president obama said that investing in jobs of the future feels like clean energy is one key to bringing more work to california. >> and a new state report confirms much of what a 7 on your side investigation unoccurred -- uncovered last fall. a lack of government oversite in the home care industry is leading to the abuse of seniors and disabled sometimes, by the people paid to take care of them. >> this is very important. investigators for the state senate found california is one of just a handful of states that doesn't bother regulating the home care industry. efforts to change that are now underway. 93-year-old rose michael cherishes visits from her daughter. rose has dementia living in a residential senior home. four years ago being cared for by a convicted felon. he stole as much as $30,000 from rose. she was hired by the family, but they were unaware of the criminal past. now, rose's family wants greater oversight of the home care industry. >> i don't want to be a victim of something like this happening to me. i don't want to see elders a victim and they're most susceptible group. >> the state senate office of oversight now z.outcome conducted an investigation into home elder care using our 7 on your side investigation as evidence. >> number one, we found that there were people currently advertising services on craig's list who do have criminal back grounds. we found many people who have been convicted of care giver crimes have previous rap sheets, about 25% of them. >> the investigation found many in home care agencies claimed to do checks, but this can range from a thorough screening to a $19 instant check that experts say yields almost nothing of value. the home care agency used like rose's family said it conducted a background check on the care taker but that failed to find a drug conviction, numerous parole violations and a 2008 restraining order, keeping tanubo away from her own children. >> i think one of the most important of findings of the report is that californians under current law can do their own background checking. >> john hill is with the senate office of oversight and outcome and says families can use an inexpensive service scanning the fingerprints of perspective workers for a background check but few take advantage of it. and she says her family didn't know bit. >> it's more of an oversight. elderly are forgoten people. they're in the a priority. >> a bill making its way through would require licensing of home care providers to make checks mandatory. and list certified providers on a web site. >> owner of senior options in san francisco and i oppose. >> members of the home care industry are opposed to the legislation. greg yu is with home, sweet home of san francisco. >> we're concerned about privacy. that is not only the care givers have to put names out but direct hire is from a senior, perhaps the senior will have to list their name and location. >> senator kern price from los angeles authored this bill. >> the purpose of the web site is to give consumers a place to go to check the home care aid and to ensure these persons work for licensed agencies. >> a similar bill by a is sem bli woman has in the been tibl get out after the sem bli appropriatations committee. the bill is said to be heard by the same committee next month that we'll keep track of it and get back to you. >> coming up, the new airport scanners should be a lot less revealing. >> that is coming up and a billion dollars in coin that's goring to waste. in washington. stay with us. ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ññ some welcome news for traveler who's dread revealing full body scanners. a software upgrade will soon be installed but as abc 7 reports from advocates are skeptical. >> this is creepy. >> why? >> i don't know. it's just creepy. >> this traveler is talking about the san francisco airport's full body scanners or in the words of privacy advocates... >> we call naked scanner technology. >> the american civil liberties union has been questioning it since inception because it sees through clothing and showed a detailed image of the naked body to a security screener in another room. >> i think outrage was wide spread. you got that from across the political spectrum. >> now a software upgrade seeks to quiet concerns by letting a computer look at the naked imagine stead of a person. all security screener sees is a generic outline with yellow dots on it goitsing to show if there is an october that needs further investigation f there is nothing it will just show okay on the screen. software, theç naked picture will never be seen by a human and never stored. >> i think this willnb make you more comfortable? >> that sounds right. yeah. >> that would be better. a lot better. >> this takes a creep factor out of it? >> yes. yes. it does. >> it's a relief, but the acl su. concerned. >> this depends on the very kinds of thing that's computers are worst at doing, which isht processing and ambiguous data. so if there are false positives, it could well be that people are going to be unnecessarily subjected to invasive pat down search autos but the tsa sees this differently. >> is this going to lead to more pat downs? >> no. if the machine is thorough there is no need to act. >> tsa officials say they plan to roll it out and you can see it in some airports in next weeks. here, they say the upgrade is planned for the end of summer. at sfo abc 7-news. >> coming up next arks signment 7. >> global warming taking a toll on the california coast. 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company expressed confidence about its prospects for the remainder of the year. and we're on pace for the worst year in real estate.dp÷3 sales of previously-owned homes dropped in june. the record number of people canceling many because they just couldn't get financing. a good wallç'ystreet debut for zillow, the company has never turned a profit but it's stock went from $20 per share tohe $35.77, up almost 80%. and american airlines placed the largest jet order in history. 460 planes over five years, american hopes it will save them money since the fleet is one of the least fuel efficient in the industry. >> many scientists agree that the world is warming and rapidly. the question now, is what will affects be? researchers are looking at some of the smallest creatures found off the coast. abc 7 reports. >> for a few hundred copa pods this is a bad luck of the draw. they picked wrong day and wrong rock along the bay, the wrong puddle of water. here comes their destiny. >> they're common but very small. they're abouéñc a millimeter long. >> this hpd candidate at uc davis has done a lot of dipping from mexico to oregon. while this is one of the colder days she's all about learning the effects of global warming. >> we want to understand whether species are able to evolve in response to climate change. >> and this species is especially well suit add cording to her advisor. >> it's significant in this case. these creatures are about the toughest little creature that's we know in the sea. >> and this is fairly dean yeej. -- benign. and it's five weeks from cradle to grave. they proved ideal because they live in localized area and adapt to the temperatures in their little pools of water, combine that with short life span. if any animal could evolve in time to keep pace with warming oceans, it would probably be them. back in the lab, morgan has been pushing and measuring abilities to survive warmer temperatures. it's not good. so far, they can take an ability -- additional one degree. >> that means they're close and at their limit. they're living very close to their upper temperatures limits. >> these creatures tell us that a little more change is potentially catastrophic. >> for the big picture you might compare them to canaries in coal mines.ç as they go today, other species may follow. >> we're concerned about species that can't shift fast enough in response to climate change. and many species living in fragmented l habitats may be at greater risk for extinction. >> it's nothing we haven't heard before. one morey you're adding to a weight of evidence a long the way, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and now, we know chicago is the most honest city in america. and here is how we know. yesterday, makers of honest tea conducted a test and set up unstaffed booths like this one in 12 cities sell prog ducts on the honor system for $1 per bottlel. they found in chicago it was 93 degrees, 99% paid their $1 for the tea. and san francisco came in 8th with a rating of 93%. and that is less than cincinnati but more than miami and washington. los angeles and new york came in below 90%. we dropped a year ago we were third on that list. >> i demand a recount. >> let's go back to update the weather. >> spencer christian is there for use satellite radar image, high pressure will hold warmth inland and there is a dip providing enough of a sea breeze, things will start to cool down a tad. forecast at 5:00 in the morning we'll see fog at that time. along the coast that will turn away. swreel a sea breeze so with sunny skies, and coast to inland it will cool down on the coast. highs into 60s, that is mild. 70s to 80s around the bay. low 90s again in warmest areas tomorrow. low to mid-90s in places like antioch and fairfield. up north at cloverdale and clear lake z 70s around the bay. 75 in oakland. and near monterey bay, 70s near the bay. low 90s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling beginning on friday and all areas and we'll have a pattern that will hold from this friday through next wednesday. inland highs mid to upper 80s around the bay. and low 60s and up next giants taking seven straight join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, these days it seems like everything is made in china, including knockoffs but china may have outdone itself this time. >> then at 11:00 here on abc 7 last night a protest march, tonight new tensions over the shooting of a parole in the bay view. the latest on that for you coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and now on to giants. good showing for tim lins yimic. >> this is a classic match up today. you'll not find many better pitching match ups. and giants and dodgers finishing up this afternoon with a dual when a run proved to be enough. all i want for my birthday is a sweep of the dodgers. lincecum lost on opening day, keeping dodgers at bay. there is a giants, knew infielder showed up at the park. hi. i'm bruce and in charge. lincecum striked out juan rivera. timmy good, kershaw, better striking out the side in the sixth. fans a dozen leading with 167. timmy, seven innings, one mistake, that is it. there is a drill into mccovey cove. said he never reached water before, not even in batting practice. and that was the only run of the day. there is one pinch hit in the seventh. line out to left. to the 8th. kershaw strikes out again. and there is dodgers avoiding the sweep shutting out giants 1-nil. a very special first pitch prior to today's game, alfonzo garcia is a 17-year-old liver transplant recipient from pinole. he said he wanted to impersonate. good with a high leg kick there. a dream come true, today. >> they told me a couple months ago if i wanted to throw a first pitch. i said of course. i volunteer for the network and have done work with presentations with teenagers. and that is all i've gotten from this honor, today. >> and nice. christmas in july in detroit. santa and tony sweating it out. into the 90s. and matsui, high and sayonara means goodbye in the sixth. 500th of the storied career including in japan. tigers retaking the lead into the bottom of the 6th. victor martinez doubles home a pair. more from godzilla in the 7th. he singled. coco crisp scores from second to make it 6-5, a's and right now, it's 7-5, athletics in the 8th inning. before we see and hear cracking of shoulder pads one thing has got to get done. paper work. lots of it. negotiators met today, trying to end the lockout. both sides hoped player koz take a vote tonight. and one problem. no final documents to review. not ready yet. maybe tomorrow. training camps will not open until both sides sign off. and stage 17 tour de france. the first of three straight in the alps. there is a cruise to victory. the race leader, watch what happens to him. he's off the course and into the car port. i don't think this is what was planned for me. and he continues to wear the yellow. but that costs 27 seconds. and tiger woods changed everything. his marital status, coach, swing, now, his caddy. woods fired stevey williams., together 12 years, during their partnership woods won 72 events. williams says he was shocked by the decision. tiger didn't say who is going to replace williams or when he might return. >> wow. >> changes keep coming. >> breaking news going tonight this, is a house fire in san francisco. on the and we'll keep following this for you and have more at 9:00 and 11:00. >> good night. you know what, this looks just like the tree house i built with my dad. 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