>> there are definitely holes in the fence that have not been repaired. >> in the queues about safety tonight after a teen drowns in a canal. neighbors say the fence built to keep kids out isn't doing the job. i'm ama daetz. abc7 news lisa amin gulezian is live in antioch with more. lisa? >> lisa: investigators do not think the boy was trying to go swimming or even play in the water. what they are calling this is a tragic accident. >> we found this child deceased in the water, as apparent victim of a drowning. >> it's a sad end ago a two and a half hour intensive search of the wild horse canal in antioch. you can see as dives, police, and search and rescuers work frantically to find a 13-year-old boy who fell into the canal while playing with two friends. his son was there when it happened. >> i believe he reached in and stepped on a rock and fell in the water, and i don't think he can swim. >> he says the boys were working for lizards when they crawled through a hole in the chain link fence. no trespassing signs warn people to stay away. when the boy fell in the water, his cousin jumped in after him but couldn't save him. that boy got owl and called for help. >> those who live nearby know to steer clear of the canal and call the fence weak and riddled with holes. >> we ask if anybody has a report of any crews, we have crews that come out instantly to repair those. >> we reported them at least opposite. >> the motion are investigating this drowning as well as the one on monday involving a man who was under the influence. in antioch. cloons cloons -- abc7 news. >> ama: beau ross muse send was in the bay to breakers but no one has seen him since. >> talked to him last thursday. we made plans for me to pick him up at the airport. he was at the top of his game. he ordered a new car from a dealership and was going to pick it up and drive it back to california. >> ama: told friends after the race he was going to the beachle his passport and clothes were found in ocean beach. >> 19-year-old sean sidi has not been seen since tuesday when he told his dad he was going to a park. >> he had a bad injury. he fell on his head, and he ended up with a traumatic brain injury. he had a good recovery, and he is a pretty sharp kid. no problems. but he is extremely fragile, and any knock on the head could be devastating. >> his last phone call was a two-mile radius of baker beach and they want to know on which bus he last used his card. >> a search for suspects and answers in four brutal cases of animal abuse. all four dogs are now recovering at the city salmonella shelter. that's where sergio queen tan na is tonight with details. reporter: animal care and control officers say they are shocked at the level of violence these dogs have suffered. they believe one dog was thrown from the second floor of -- from a second floor window. another was beaten so badly the dog is now blind. another was found with broken legs, tied to a tree, in golden gate park. this gentle mapperred pit mix is called tiny dancer. she is not doing very well. the shelter vet says this dog survived serious injuries. >> from the x-rays looks like she has sustained a couple of bouts of blunt force trauma. >> she will need major surgery. she was found staiving and tied to a tree. a notice was posted where she was found in case anyone wants to claim her, but officers say she is one of four dogs that are recent victims of abuse. >> she is blind. >> yes. she had blunt force trauma to the head, and she had a lot of neurological damage. >> what is worse, the vet says tori has bruising that suggests sexual assault. she was left at this pets unlimited store and the staff called the shelter. this terrier was badly beaten and officers believe this mitt bull was injured after being hurled out a second store window. all four of the cases have officers shocked and concerned. >> this is a huge public safety issue. people who would commit a violent act against helpless animals are very likely to commit the same acts against a human being. >> an animal cruelty arrest has been made in scrap wherespy's c. and there is a reward in the other cases. >> ama: new at 11:00, police in san francisco and around the bay area are conducting dui checkpoints tonight. there's one on the southbound embarcadero at broadway. authorities are stepping up their presence because of the memorial day weekend. >> developing news out of texas where at least two people are dead and a teenage boy is missing. there have been hundreds of dramatic rescues near san antonio. more than 200 people have been pulled from the rising water. two women were killed in separate incidents after becoming trapped in their cars. ten inches of rain fell in hours. crews checked submerged vehicle to make sure no one was in them. a bus was overwhelmed and drivers were forced to abandon their vehicles. president obama will travel to oklahoma tomorrow for a firsthand look at the weather disaster there. he wall review the devastating damage from the deadly tornado and visit families impacted by the event. the community is trying to move forward. high school graduations were held today for moore, oklahoma, gramps say even though they're saying goodbye to their schools they won't say goodbye to their town. a change in weather is ahead for us. let's head to abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd picking up low clouds, a little mist and drizzle near the coast, and that will move further inland, and the wind has been up. hayward, gusts to 16, 16 in san jose, and gusts now to 20 miles-per-hour. highs today, we are all running below where we should be. 76, santa rosa. san francisco, 60. cooling tomorrow, and, yes, we'll talk about the chance of rain on monday. looks pretty good at this point. >> ama: high winds today contributed to several bay area fires. in concord firefighters quickly doused flames that threatened three apartment buildings. fire got so close to the apartments they had to be evacuated. it took firefighters a half hour to get the fire under control. >> interstate 580 is now back open after a brush firer in altamont pass road. the land burned on both sides of the freeway. the fire jumped the road and sparked on the other side. it burned about 50 acres. >> long-time kgo radio host gene burns has died. he joined kgo-am in 1995. his talk show was ritual listening for many of his fans and ran 16 years. he also hosted a popular weekend from called "dining around with gene burns." >> somebody of his caliber, his class, his professionalism, there's a total void within the kgo audience. there's nothing that can fill that void. he just -- he was total class. the way he and i always related to each other, he would always be professorial and professional and i would be a wise -- . >> a bay area woman wants the strongest punishment possible for sex sewell assaults in the military. she agreed with the rocks with secretary of defense chuck hagel. hagel said the sexual assaults are a scourge on the military. >> not good enough to trot up to capitol hill when there's a scandal and say we have zero tolerance. we have to prosecute and convict and drum out of the military those who are sexual predators. >> ama: a pentagon survey estimates 26,000 sexual assaults happen in the military just last year. san francisco was one of hundreds of cities around the world with rallies against genetically modified foods today. the protesters matched against month santa -- monsanto. the protesters say the gmos are dangerous to eed. monsanto says the seeds help conserve resources. >> still to come at 11:00, new details on the bridge collapse in washington. why government officials say safety is an issue across the country. >> plus, a return to the finish line thousands of runners do what they couldn't do in boston last month. ♪ >> and later, honoring america's sashes this memorial day weekend. what is being done in the bay >> ama: new details out of washington state tonight where federal officials are talking to the truck driver who hit girders on a bridge thursday, possibly causing it to collapse. surveillance video shows the moment of collapse of the i-5 bridge over the skagit river. the chairman of the ntsb is a, quote, wakeup call for the rest of the nation and its aging infrastructure. a company has been hired to remove the fallen bridge from the river. four local bridges have their issues. by federal standards the golden gate andduarton bridges are considered functionally obsolete and the carquinez and san rafael bridges are considered structurally deficient. >> sever people were injured in another road collapse in southern missouri. it happened when two freight trains collided. one hit a pillar, causing it to collapse. two cars came down with the pillar. the ntsb is investigating. >> a special tribute to victims and heroes of the boston marathon bombings. thousands of athletes joined the victims to run and walk the last mile of the race, reclaiming the triumph of crossing the finish line. here's abc news anchor david muir. >> they were off. thousands of runners determined to finish their marathon, cut short. some running with injuries. others unable to run, still returning. >> i can't run but i can walk. >> officers cheering the runners on. this one, carrying the american flag, determine as ever to cross the finish lining, a mother and daughter, boston strong on her t-shirt, couldn't hold back the tears, six weeks after trying the first time. children singing the national anthem. the tears of those looking on. the children riding the route again, keep running boston strong, their signs read. and hand in hand they made it across the finish line, boston tonight proving that no one will ever steal their marathon from them. >> ama: 3,000 people participated in today's run. everything is set tonight in san francisco for tomorrow's 35th july carnival parade. it kicks off at 9:30 in the mission district. hundreds of people attended todayment from frozen drinks, kettle cornd tacos, live music and crafts, there was something for everyone to enjoy. it runs tomorrow from 9:30 to 6:00. >> for a look at what the weather will be like, let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: a little cooler tomorrow. no rain in the forecast, although we will see a little mist and drizzle near the coast. live doppler 7hd picking up low clouds and fog banking up near the coast, and even downtown san francisco but going to be monday when the bay area will see that rain. you can see some of the low clouds already starting to filter in near the financial district in san francisco. san francisco right now, 52. santa cruz, 56. from the high def next mt. tamalpais camera, bouncing a little bit. check the wind speeds with gusts close to 40 miles-per-hour at the top there, and those winds will stay with us, especially near the coast, off and on this evening. 55 livermore, 54 in los gatos, so, tonight, gusty winds near the coast. also some coastal fog, low clouds, mist and drizzle. for all of us tomorrow, partly cloudy conditions and then rain developing for our memorial day, and then north bay first and then starting across the entire bay area. overnight lows in the cooler spots in the north bay. and as we tone through the evening you'll notice the low clouds and fog will increase. the drizzle will be with us tomorrow morning, which is 9:00 tomorrow morning so it will take some time to burn back to just the coast and inland locations will see plenty of sunshine tomorrow. it will be monday when this very late season cold front will start to move in to bring us the possibility of rain. let me show you the timing. we just updated this latest forecast model. this ills 9:00 monday morning, and you can see you could ia, down towards the golden gate bridge, by 1:00, the rain will start to spread, and then by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, in the afternoon, that's when those sure showers will move down toward the peninsula. so the peninsula, if you have a barbecue, probably get that in monday afternoon, and north bay, looks like off and on showers throughout monday. in through monday night, and even possibly early tuesday morning. so, very unsettled weather expected as we head into monday, tuesday, and possibly even into wednesday. tomorrow, a dry day. the exception is the drizzle near the coast. 55, palo alto, drizzle, daly city tomorrow. 59 breezy conditions in san francisco. you'll warm up slightly, santa rosa, 70. napa, 70. interior east bay, mile in comparison, livermore and concord, 70. so, dry tomorrow. and then the holiday, monday, looks like rain starting from the north bay to the south bay, and then we'll look for a chance of some showers tuesday morning, after that we'll dry things up, thursday, friday, saturday, back in the 80s. >> ama: shu is here with sports and both the giants and a's fans were happy. >> mao. >> mike: the a's are now 8-0 against the astros and the giants had a first at at&t park and had to with angel pagan's >> mike: the giants hosting the rockies today who have owned the g-men of late but the tide has turned as the giants win with their seventh walkoff winner of the season and 14th come from behind victory. unicorn night. who knew. karl los gonzalez, three hits two rbi, and this home run off barry seat to who gave up four reins -- runs in four innings. they tie it in the seventh. still in the seventh, runners on second and third, crawford grounds to second. belt spriptzlp home, appears sae but called out. take a look. browse bochy gets ejected for arguing. in extra innings, bet -- pagan is waved home, inside the park game-winning walkoff two-run homer, his third career inside-the-park-homer and first inside the park walkoff home run in san francisco history. >> i thought it was going to hit break so i was getting ready to run the bases as far as i could but the ball hit right before the fence, and i was going to get around. get me there okay. i was hoping to be safe, and get the team a win. >> very emotional roller coaster game, and that would have been a tough one to lose. a couple critical calls didn't go our way, and it's all about bouncing back, and they found the way. >> mike: a's in houston, win they're eighth straight of the season over the astros. chris young, born and lived in houston, heating up. almost in the fourth, josh don fooledson, solo shot, seven only of the year, then brandon moss, deep to right, back-to-back hitters. 10-2 a's, donaldson, 4-4, two rbi, triple shy of the cycle. a's with a season-high 18 hits. now 8 are 0 against the at stros. >> i think the warriors woke up a sleeping giant when they faced the spurs in san antonio. just one win away in the western conference finals with a >> mike: sharks and kings face off tomorrow night in the tank. an elimination game against san jose. the other western conference semifinals, blackhawks facing elimination against detroit. third period, hawks strike. 1-0. they scored two more in the second. jonathan toews, top shelf. hawks win but detroit leads the series. >> boston playing pittsburgh. campbell had two goals for the bruins and bruins and penguins, a step closer to lord stanley's cup. >> spurs take a commanding 3 or lead over the grizzlies in memphis. memphis blew an early 18-point lead. grizzlies, a chance to win at the buzzer. mike conley, no go. we go to overtime where it was all spurs. spurs with the victory. >> the crowne plaza invitational at colonial. boo weekly in the hunt. after shooting a 4-under 66, four-way tie for second. matt kuchar, the leader, second shot, from the bunker, rims out, 11-under on the tournament with the one can stroke lead. >> st. louis senior pga championship, kenny perry able to pull a. from -- pull away from the pack. look at this, chips in for the eagle. a two-shot lead heading into tomorrow's final round. >> this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up later, the cal bears trying to win the national title in golf. >> ama: just ahead, history made on the soccer field today in los angeles. what makes this new player so unique. >> remembering america's veterans this memorial day weekend. how bay area scouts and athletes are honoring our war honors. >> -- war heroes. >> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz in tonight's headlines, 13-year-old boy in antioch drown after falling into the wild horse canal. the teen and two friends crawled through holes in the fence this afternoon this this second fatility in the canal in less than a week. >> a memorial day dui checkpointes happening on the embarcadero near broadway. authorities will be conducting checkpoints throughout the bay area this weekend. >> an arrest has been made in one of four animal abuse cases in san francisco. one dog was beaten so badly she i blind. authorities say people who violently abuse animals are also likely to bows people. >> soldiers who lost their lives were remembered in san bruno. it's the annual memorial day event that draws thousands of people carrying hundreds of thousands of american flags. reporter: for veteran michael bowe, this is not a holiday to relax. it's a time to get to work. >> we feel like it needs to be done, especially for my generation, keep it going. it's the thing we do. reporter: he and thousands of others came to golden gate national cemetery to place flags on soldiers' graves. >> thank you for what you're about to do. >> the senator jerry hill returns each year for the tradition. after a brief ceremony reflecting on veterans who have given the ultimate sacrifice since the civil war ask decoration day, small armies of people took over the cemetery, known as arlington west, and placed flags at all 113,000 graves. >> it moves me and moves everyone who comes up here, because memorial day is more than a three-day weekend. it is a time for us to remember every single man and woman who has lost their lives, trying to keep us free. reporter: 3500 scouts helped, saying it is their honor to be part of this day to honor our fallen heroes. >> this is what i can do. this is what i should do. and what i will do. when i can. >> just doing this is -- it's not like it's enough but it's a way of saying thank you. >> in san bruno, abc7 news. >> ama: more than 200 veterans are being honored this weekend at tt at&t park, a special section is reserved for active personnel, veterans and their families. they received prizes and veteran cheer cards as part of the at&t love a vet program. >> outside the pork concession workers walked off the job today. 750 employees took partner the one-day strike fence the food and beverage subcontractor center plate. they say they have not had a pay increase since 2010. workers plan to return to work tomorrow. a new player for the los angeles galaxy is getting a little extra attention. robbie rogers is major league soccer's first openly gay player. here's more. >> the only openly gay professional soccer player in the world announced today he is coming out of early retirement. >> i actually thought that i wouldn't miss it that much, and i missed it more and more. >> robbie rogers will be on the field tomorrow on david beckham's old team, the l.a. galaxy, joining nba player jason collins in the history books, blazing the trail as the first professional fay athletes. >> rogers announced his retirement last month after he declared he was gay. >> did you hear gay stories in the locker room? >> all the time. i heard gray -- gay slurs hanging out with friends in high school, everywhere. >> gave you the strength to say i can't do this anymore. >> i was raised to by myself to be a voice, not to follow a path. >> now robbie rogers will re to the game he loves on his home turf in southern california where hi family lives. >> an athlete is an athlete. i want get back to soccer as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay athlete. i love the sport, and i love being an athlete. so i just want to -- it's that simple. >> just that simple. abc news, new york. >> ama: the oakland ashe. diocese welcomed a new bishop today. barber, former navy chap lane was named by pope francis as the bishop's designate. oakland's fourth bishop is nowary. bishop of san francisco. >> dan noyse takes you watching an distract team -- ex-traction -- extraction team. >> we'll look at >> ama: abc7 news i-team has obtained intern video f san quentin offering a rare look of tactics used in crisis situation. the here's a look at how guards deal with serious threats. >> san quentin state print holding dangerous criminals, serial killers, rapers, robbers, and when they refuse to follow orders, here comes the cell extraction team, six members strong. >> i'll be deploying the pepper spray. >> handcuffs. >> i'll be on the camera. >> one member of the team runs a video camera to document the process and protect the prison against excessive force complaints. the i-team obtain some of those record examination they sew one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. >> i have had coworkers that never left that gate. that never came out alive. >> retired san quentin prison guard jeff evans worked more than a hundred cell extractions also 6'4", 280-pounds, he was usually the first man into the cell. >> so you're there, got your gear on, got the shield. you're the first one in the cell. what is going through your mind? >> do my job. do it right. because if -- the first guy in, it he does it wrong, i'm putting my partners behind me in harm's way. >> one of the three cell extraction videos shows a lifer with a long rap sheet, including robbery, carjacking, kidnapping and rape. the threatened toy a tack guards with a homemade weapon. >> he was heard by a lieutenant stating he was waiting for staff members to come by the cell. >> as the guards head to the cell, other inmates warn the extraction team is on the move. >> here they come. here they come! >> the team allowed the man two hours to cool off but still refuses to cooperate. >> oc, pepper spray. the guard empties one large can and starts another. the man has barricaded his cell door with his mattress, so the team removes the wire mesh to get a better shot. the pepper spray failed. the man won't give up so the ex-traffic team makes its move. >> go, go, go! >> down! >> the prisoner charges at the guards and is able to make it outside the cell door. >> control the head, control the arms, don't let go. >> the camera keeps rolling while they take the prisoner to wash away the pepper spray, get him cleared by a nurse. >> turn around. >> and into administrative segregation. >> i took the videos to one of the foremost prison rights advocates in the nation, the prison law office based in berkeley. the director says he understands the need for sell extraction teams. >> we want to make sure that it's done appropriately and only when necessary. >> he questions the large amount of pepper spray in these extracts and tactics used on a prisoner who did not want to take a tb test. >> when he goes over and tries to use the water in the sink or the toilet, he is actually pepper spraying himself. >> that seems to me to be incredibly excessive as well. you're supposed to give them the minimum amount of pepper spray necessary to gain compliance. >> i reached the prisoner by phone. he is now out of prison, getting his life together. >> tell me how that felt, that pepper spray. >> it didn't really burn the eyes too bad. >> and he surrendered after being pepper sprayed and now he says he should have followed orders and has no problem with how the guards treated hem am san quentin. >> a shame i end up being in there but i do thank god how well it does run, and they were very courteous and polite. >> yes, sir. >> are you okay? >> yes, i am. >> all right. >> if you have a tip for our next investigation, you can reach me through facebook or twitter, our web site, abc7news.com, or call or typeline at 1-888-40 i-team. for the i-team. abc7 news. >> ama: time for a last check of the weather. >> leigh: low clouds will greet us tomorrow morning. you can already see on live doppler 7hd quite a bit of banking, and mist and drizzle in the forecast as well. travel plans for tomorrow. phoenix, 97. 87, sunshine, for denver. scatters thunderstorms near chicago tomorrow. 63 in new york. clearing, 67. nice across our state. l.a., 70. 83, fresno. tahoe, 61. but as you head towards the north coast, you'll see thickening clouds and showers developing, in extreme northern california tomorrow as we head into monday, though, looks like rain for the bay area. much cooler temperatures, in the 60s. 50s at the coast, another chance of showers lingering into tuesday morning, and a nice week aheadment temperatures warming into the week back up into the 80s. follow us live doppler 7hd on twitter for weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, "spare the air" alerts and weather tweets. >> ama: thank you, leigh. shu is here with sports and a good day for both bay area teams. >> giants and a's win in unique fashion. and cal's golf team is ranked number one in th mike mike -- >> mike: the cal members golf team is headed to atlanta trying to win the second ncaa title. they're ranked number one and michael is the top-ranked player, the third cal player to hole that honor this season. the bears broke an ncaa record with 11 wins in 13 events, heading to their fourth straight ncaa championship. all five players have won individual medals or titles this season so they can go low and these guys are loose bunch. >> the moment we depart, the moment we return, the laughing hardly ever stops. smn has something to say and if somebody else doesn't, somebody does. no egos here, which is important. these guys are a true team and it's just been fabulous to watch and fabulous to be part of. >> mike: they tee it up tuesday. good luck. crowne plaza invitational at colonial. boo weekly, 4-under 66. when you make long birdies like this on 12, you're one back at 10-under. your leader, matt kuchar, from the bunker. lipsçó out. 11-under on the tournament heading into the final round tomorrow. >> st. louis, senior pga championship. kenny perry able to pull away from the pack. a bad lie. runs it in for an eagle. a two-shot lead heading into sunday. >> giants are hosting the rockies today. they owned the g-men of late but the giants have their seventh walkoff homer of the season, and tenth walkoff victory. rockies on the board first. gonzalez, three hits two rbi's, and this one into the cove off barry zito. the it's tied in the seventh. 4-4. still in the seventh, runners on second and third, belt sprints home, appears to be safe but is called out. one of two missed calls by the home plate umpire. gets bruce bochy ejected for arguing. in the tenth inning, pagan rips one to triple alley, pagan is waved home. an inside the park home run? ees. -- yes. his first walkoff in the the park home run in san francisco giants history. >> i thought it was be to be a break so i was getting ready to run the businesses as far as -- run the bases as fast as i could, and the bull hit behind the fence, and i was hoping to be safe and give the team a win. >> very emotional roller coaster game, and, again, would have been a tough one to lose because we -- like i said, couple critical calls didn't go our way, and it's all about bouncing back, and they're found the way. >> mike: a's in houston, winners of eight straight over the astros. chris young, born and raised in houston. part of a six-run second inning. the a's add four more in the fourth. dan back-to-back home runs. all nine a's hitters had an rbi, unbelievable. 10-2 a's. donaldson, huge game, triple shy of the cycle. a's have a season-high 18 hits. now 8-0 against the astros this year with the victory. sharks and l.a. kings face off tomorrow night at the tank. 5:00 p.m., game six, elimination game for san jose. the win, force game seven in l.a., a loss, they're going home for the summer. the other western conference semis. blackhawks facing elimination against detroit. first period, take out the net cam. 1 or chicago. they score two more in the second. jonathan toews, top shelf. chicago wins. detroit leads the series. >> boston advances to pace pittsburgh. campbell had two goals for the bruins. bruins and penguins, a step closer to lord stanley's coup with the victory. spurs take the lead over memphis. memphis blew an early lead. grizzlies with a chance to win at the buzzer. mike conley with the ball. doesn't go, we go to overtime and it was all spurs. tony parker two of his 26. spurs now up 3-0, with a 104-93 victory. >> this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino, and the indy 500 tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., right here on abc7, the most i all of sports should be fun. >> ama: thank you so much. thank you for joining us, i'm thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz, for mike there are ts who sit around thinking about how to kill 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