the plaintiff's motion is denied. corporal walker, you are to report as ordered. court is adjourned. (bangs gavel) (whispers) i'm so sorry, bro. i am so sorry. i'm so sorry. (exhales deeply) (man) excuse me. justin? i'm brigadier general hendricks. hello, sir. even though i disagreed with your conclusions, mr. walker, i found your arguments... very interesting, very... impassioned. thank you. i'm giving you six months. i'm sorry, sir? you have six months to report. get well, spend the time with your family, and when you report, be at peace with it. thank you, sir. i, uh, don't know what to say-- and--and, uh, we certainly don't want to... change your mind, sir, but, wh--uh, why now? ... i had a brother, too, counselor. merry christmas. merry christmas, sir. (woman) ♪ the lamp is burning low ♪ upon my tabletop ♪ the snow is softly falling you gotta tell me that just happened. yeah, it did. ♪ the air is still ♪ within the silence of my room ♪ ♪ i hear your voice softly calling ♪ this will be brief. we're going to buy our christmas ornaments. i thought you did hanukkah this year. uh, we're doing both. you got yourself a deal. you'll get a check for half in a month, and you'll be officially a shareholder in ojai food. this is not what my father wanted. if he wa rt of the company, this is not what my father wanted. he would've left you a share. i'll be civil, but i won't pretend. and your daughter never learns the identity of her father. be smart, sarah. why would i tell her? okay. i don't know how my mom's gonna deal with this. you don't give her enough credit. welcome to the family business. (car door closes, engine starts) ♪ ♪ the smoke is rising ♪ in the shadows overhead ♪ my glass is almost empty oh, here we go! 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(nora) oh! ♪ if i could only have you near ♪ ♪ to breathe a sigh or two ♪ i would be happy ♪ just to hold the hands i love ♪ ♪ on this winter's night with you ♪ ♪ oh ♪ and to be once again with you ♪ ♪ do do do do >> ama: a double smooth the east bay sends a little girl to the hospital. i'm ama daetz. alan wang has the night off. an eight-year-old girl is injured after she was shot. sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: the little girl was rushed to john muir medical center with a gunshot wound the leg. he mother did not want to show her face on camera because she is worried for her family's safety and says she doesn't know exactly what happened because she home at the wasn't home at . >> how did you fine out? >> they called me on the phone and said she had been shot. i thought they were playing a prank on me. >> reporter: investigate 'ers say they don't have a whole lot of information to go on. they were called here to john muir hospital after the eight-year-old girl arrived at the emergency room, and witnesses so far have provided some conflicting information, and the second victim isn't really giving much help. >> we got a second call from kaiser walnut creek of a second gunshot wound victim, 22-year-old male. we sent another dep toy start an investigation. he was not completely cooperative. >> reporter: here is what investigators pieced together. someone drove up to the victims' home in west pitburg, stepped out and fired two shot into the house. he deputy says they haven't found any substantial evidence. the eight-year-old girl is recovering from her wounds. >> she might have to have skin grafts? >> no. they south she was but it's fine. >> in concord, abc-7 news. >> ama: developing news out of san lee an develop b.a.r.t. police are investigating a shooting at the san leandro b.a.r.t. station. right now trains are not stopping at that b.a.r.t. station while police investigate. we now know in the names off the two people killed in a violent collision in san bruno. the accident happened this afternoon. police say a vehicle smashed into cars stopped the intersection. 37-year-old is ball dough gomez andouth san francisco, 39-year-old man died at the scene. three others were hospitalized. a 25-year-old is dead and a 20-year-old injured after a bizarre accident involving a party bus. it happened on highway 17 in los gatos, between lark avenue and highway 9. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> lisa: the california highway patrol towed the bus to this yard in san jose this morning. investigators say the bus had been rented by a group from seasonal cruz. 12-15 passengers win to the shoreline. a theater, saw the brad paisley concert and got back on board. as the driver headed south, she says two women on board started fighting. >> the door of the bus opened and both of the female passengers fell out of the bus. one got run over by the bus, and she died at the escape. >> reporter: the other is a 20-year-old from shelton. police think everyone onboard was drinking heavily and investigators have question. >> was she carried when she got on the bus? there's going to be some sort of liability issues we're not sure of yet. >> reporter: turns out party bus operators aren't required to check i.d.es or even limit the amount of alcohol brought onboard. state assembly man jerry hill introduced a bill that would hold party bus operators accountable for underage drinking on the bus. he wants operators to verify ahead of time if minors will be on board and if they they must be chaperoned by an adult and they cannot drink. if they do, the driver must stop the bus. >> had my legislation been law today, it could have been prevent because someone over 25 would have had to have been responsible, would have taken legal responsibility for what went on in that bus. not really. >> reporter: the general month of five star tours thinks hill is asking too much from bust operators. >> it's very difficult for him just to keep himself on the road, at the same time he have to worry about others, and now you're giving him more responsibility, such as bag security guard? that's not our job. >> ama: a frantic search is underway for aunderway for aingo suffers from dementia, maria janzen was last seen wednesday. john alston is live with the latest. john? >> reporter: the search and rescue crews called it a day just after 6:00 tonight. and tomorrow irefforts will be scaled become. hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement have covered hundreds of acres without luck. >> where is she? where is the big question. >> reporter: talking about his wife of more than five decades. maria janzen. they often walk on the trails in the park behind their home. on wednesday afternoon, he says he finished work on his computer when he noticed his wife was missing. >> she was not there. she was just not there. 2:00, she is sitting there, and 4:00, she is not. she walk out. and so i thought maybe out in the backyard. >> reporter: all days and the past several days hubs of searchs scoured the terrain around the park, not only law enforcement from san mateo county and the bay area-but volunteers on horseback, atvs and motorcycles, maria jansen is 5'5", 100-pounds, last seen wearing yellow croc garden shoes and green pants. she suffers from dementia and memory loss. >> i'm extremely concern about her well-being. she has been gone for three nights now and is 76 years old. >> searchers are concentrating on the mark because where she wh often hikes with her husband or a friend, bus police say she could have wandered some place totally different. >> we have a lot of people in the area, hikers, citizens, residents, living in the area that might have seen her at certain locations, and everytime we get a tip, we follow up on it. >> chris janzen wants to get information out.e the past few n incredibly tough. >> not very good. not very good. this is -- we're married for 54 years. we knew each other for 58 years. >> the scale-back search begins around 8:00 a.m. the searchers want to look at areas they haven't been able to reach so far, and then they will decide how to proceed fromin the in pacifica, abc-7 news. >> ama: now to the latest on the tarring in colorado. a woman critically injured in the shooting has suffered a miscarriage, doctors say it was caused be the trauma. she also lost her six-year-old daughter. today, three of those who died were laid to rest. we have the details. ♪ >> reporter: jessica ghawi went home one last time today to san antonio. >> jess was a force to be reckoned with. a jolt of lightning. >> one of today's three funerals for 12 lives cut shot. >> you have the right to be advised of the charges. >> we learned suspect james holme was a psychiatric patient while a practiced student at the university of colorado him psychiatrist is the school's director of student mental health services. she didn't answer today when we knocked. >> dr. fendon? >> prosecution and defense teams are now fighting over a notebook holmes made to fenton that may refeel clueses about the massacre. homeholeles' p attorney says it's confidential between doctor and parent. the doctor never received the notebook but i she had a duty to warn. >> a duty to warn or protect. >> bus there's chance he kept his plan secret. >> it's possible the psychiatrist had very little information from james holmes at the time that this happened. >> james holmes will be back in court on monday. he is facing potentially hundreds of charges, including 12 counts of first degree murder, 58 counts of attempted murder. two big questions tonight. will the prosecution's venally seek the death penalty against holmes and will he mount an insanity defense? >> ama: the theater chain is raising money to help the victims and families of the shooting. they will match donations ghoifn aurora victim relief fund up to a total of $50,000. >> a new billboard in history is comparing probe poke to james holmes. the caption reads, kills 12 in movie theater with assault rifle. everyone frequents out. the one under the president says, kills thousands with his foreign policy, wins nobel peace prize. the foundation which paid for the billboard says ann has a right their own opinion. >> a wildfire intentionally set continues to burn near mill creek road in men dough seep know county. a viewer sent us you're ab video you're about to see. right now the fire is estimated 400 acres, and is 30% contained. no structures are threatened. the chp is investigating reports of a loud explosion before smoke was spotted. just ahead, olympic gold, today's big winners. plus, the nfl tackles concussions, and they're happening bay area kids. healthy drinking, the latest green trend coming up. >> leigh: temperatures will begin to warm slightly [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, 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into an olympic size blowout. winning the 400 individual medley for the first u.s. goal medal in london. far behind, the winningest olympic swimmer, -- phlegm finished fought. elizabeth grabbed a silver. american gymnasts and the men are on the top of the standings, women basketballers won their first pool game, beating croatia, 81-56. and men face france on sunday. >> want to play well and win. >> serena williams, and jankovic on centercourt. michelle obama watched watch thh from the first row. she had nothing but praise for the olympics. >> they know what they're doing. >> thewoman's soccer team advanced with a dominating win over colombia, 3-0. while the first u.s. medal on saturday went to the men's ashery team. they lost in a nail-biting finish to claim silver, and queen elizabeth inspected the olympic park on saturday, one day after the open ceremony production stubbed audiences by using a video to portray her as a parachuting james bond girl. >> you can also get all your loyal yuck -- all your olympic updates online. and stay with abc-7 at midnight for all the local news and weather in just seven minutes. >> san francisco city officials predict tens of thousands of runners will show up for tomorrow's -- the city's annual marathon and that means road closures, three lanes on the go bridge from 6:00 to 9:00 sunday morning and the embarcadero. the race agains at 5:30 the morning near the ferry building and ends there. some runners are already limbering up, an ultra marathon is set to begin at midnight. >> young football players got tips from the pros how to play the game safely. the u.s.a. football broth the protection tour the candlestick park. players learned how to avoid heat and nick injuries, especially when it comes to tackling. they gave tips on how to spot concussions and other serious injuries. >> they're going to know their child the best and they're going to know when something is abnormal, and they're going to see the child after the game and live with the child, and that's when you pick up subtle concussions. >> ama: a helmetmaker worked with players who brought their helmets at the make sure they fit properly. >> we want to thank those who are helping bay area foster kids by liking us on facebook. you can help make a difference and maybe get mentioned on the news. just like abc-7 news on facebook right now and $1 gets donated to the abc-7 sleep drain dream campaign. >> lee. >> leigh: is warming up for the runners? the weather is going to be terrific. you can see the low clouds and fog moving in. mississippi and -- mist and drizzle at 5:00 a.m. so a little chill in the air, and then temperatures warm up. we'll take a look at the forecast in a moment. clearly, live doppler 7hd showing you the low clouds and fog just sitting near the coast. at it starting to peel back just a little bit. earlier this evening, and now with the westerly wind, starting to move a little further inland, and we are anticipating this to move further inland, into the bay,over the peninsula, and by early tomorrow morning, mist and drizzle coming down in san francisco and the golden gate bridge. check out the highs today. 85 was the high in fairfield. 88 in antioch. 78 in san rafael. san carlos, plenty of sunshine. 71. san jose, 76. 88 in clear lake. right now, most locations in the 50s. the one thing that really stands out iszk now, 73 degrees. 60 in napa. 62 in fairfield. some of the heat from today hanging tough in the valley areas. tonight, low cloud overnight, coastal drizzle. warmer day tomorrow. warm to hat inland, tuesday and wednesday next week, lows tonight will keep much of the bay area in the mid-to-low 050s, and remember you'll feel the mist and drills near the coast, heading in towards the bay area as well, and speaking of tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. the runners getting ready, low clouds, fog, mist and drizzle in the 50s, and then by mid-day, sunshine, and temperatures warming into the 60s. high pressure off the coast will continue to bring us slight onshore winds so look for mild day for your sunday. and then as we head into tuesday and wednesday, bubble of warm air will move in and that's when temperatures start to get warm to hot inland. gilroy, garlic festival tomorrow. those festival opens, 10:00 a.m. be about 70 degrees as you enter in. by noontime, temperatures warming into the 70s, by 4:00 tom by, it's going to be warm, mid-to-low 80s. here's more temperatures. san jose, 80. 79 for santa clara. half moon bay, more sunshine, warming up to 62. mid-to-upper 70s, the peninsula. 66 for downtown san francisco. north bay, temperatures in the mid-to-low 80s. 84 for santa rosa. napa, 8 2. 7 2 oakland. 77, fremont. concord, 86. we'll look for gilroy tomorrow at 85 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, gradual warming trend and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, inland temperatures mid-up to e. 90s. 80s around the bay, and 60s at our beaches. >> good to go to the beach when it warms up. shu is here with sports, and those dodgers drive me crazy. >> mike: a tail of two cities. dodgers had the giants' number, and two victories for the men in >> mike: i'd like to buy a vowel and i'll take the a's over the o's anytime. a's won with pitching and the long boil. a's getting shut out early. gets cespedes winging but cespedes gets revenge in the fourth. 2-0a's. colon on the mound for oakland. five ks, striking out chris davis in the sixth, another chris, carter, slapped this second homer in as many games. his eighth of the season. the a's hold on for the victory and go for the sweep on sunday. family day for the giants players, having fun with the kids before they face the dodger and that's where the fun stopped. first inning, matt kemp, that's gone. another two-run shot. 15th of the year. kemp, triple shy of the cycle. in the seventh. got worse. 4 or when ellis crushes one to left. 5-0 dodgers. still in the seventh. yesterday's hero, hanley ramirez, doubles, and that brings home kelp. dodgers crush the giants, 10rb 0. now one game back. >> you're going to have games like this you. don't like them. you look like you're flat, and that usually goes when you don't hit. we need a park somewhere. somebody driving in a run or doing something, and we're missing that in the last couple of days. >> it's the major leagues. nothing is easy here. so, we're excited to come down to it and we're excited to come down to the wire and get fired up. >> mike: a busy day for south bay sponsors. the saber cats are in arizona hoping to not the rattlers out of i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and you never need a referral. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. don't wait. call now. >> mike: we'll kick off the second half with arizona hosting san jose in arena football playoffs. the 50-yard indoor war. mark reeves, 30 dwroordz whittaker. almost a flying over the wall. whittaker with three tds, rattler never trailed until the fourth. the pickoff by jones. brings it back 20 yards. 35-31 saber cats but the rattlers go up 10. the saber cats roar back. only down four. now, on the ensuing onside kick. the kick is covered by arizona. the saber cats are eliminate from theh a 51-48 arizona victory. earthquakes hosting the chicago fire on wig day. outside the box, the keeper. john bush, 1-0 fire. taste forward to the eighth minute of stoppage time. then steven len hart. the bottom corner of the net. san jose ties late. and it's a 1-1 final. >> let's tee it up across the pond at the senior british open. the famed course in scott lean. american fred couples shot then leaderboard if a a 6-under 64. able to stick his approach shot on 8. birdies. he is one become. take to us your leader, that would be bernhard langer. draining the birdie putt on news. 7-under heading into sunday. >> gilroy's open robert, the ghost,ber guerrero, took on adip for the interim welterweight title ahp pavilion. robert moved up two weight klaas for the fight. and the ghost landed more punches and that proved to be the winning formula. robert wins by unanimous decision. 117-111 on one card and 116-112 on the other, and could be next in line to fight athlete mayweather, jr. this sports roth brought to you by river rock casino. 49er training cam updates coming up later. >> ama: still to come, a major health scare. the desperate search to find thousands of people could have been intentionally infected with a deadly disease. >> the mom who went straight lawmakers in washington, dc to help save her child's life. and, after-dinner >> ama: good evening, in tonight's headlines, gunman remains on the lose in corrosion -- contra costa county after wounding two people. a young girl and a man were injured, neither injury is serious. >> a 25-year-old woman is dead and another hospitalized tonight after they fought aboard a party bus. the police say the bus was returning from a concert when the fight broke out and the women fell through a side door. the husband of missing 76-year-old maria general zen says he is worried about his wife of 54 years. maria, who sufferses from dementia, has not been seen since wednesday afternoon. >> ama: now to an entick battle in syria. rebel forces may great strides, then braced for government backlash that has arrived. here's the details. >> reporter: a newspaper warned it will be the mother of all battles. the showdown has been looming for days, opposition and assad forces, the edge scream vowing to snuff out the on signature -- fighters. >> there has been very constant activity throughout the day. the sound of bangs, wizzing through the air, explosions not far from here. >> activists pounded the city with tanks, helicopter gunships, unverified video showed a fighter jet over the city. a jet was used for the first anytime battle this past week. the violence has sent residents fleeing their homes. the united states warned of a potential blood bath. >> this is the concern, we will see a massacre, and that's what the regime appears to be wanting. >> the fighting follows unprecedented clashes in the capital, damascus. the rebels are clearly gaining in conversation but are still hugely outmatched in terms of fire power but they know that bringing the fight tosy syria's biggest cities and capturing them would deal a deadly blow the asaid regimeishing france is calling on russia and china to consider the chaos that will ensue if the u.n. security council is unable to act. russia and china has vetoed the council's efforts to ramp up pressure on assad. >> searchers found the bodies of two u.s. mountain climbers who died on a peruvian mountain. they died in a fall off a ridge after summiting the 20,000-foot peak. a desperate search to identify what could be tens of thousands of people infected with a deadly disease. the alleged culprit a traveling medical technician who work at 13 hospitals in eight states. >> reporter: he has been called a serial infecter, an unprecedented case. >> he has allegedly poisoned 30 people near the state of new hampshire, and we don't know the precise numbers elsewhere. >> reporter: because the man who is infected with hepatitis c was a traveling medical technician in new hampshire he is charged with stealing drugs in a syringe, injecting himself, refilling the now contaminated syringe with a liquid which was then used on a patient. >> if he knew he was infected and put those needles back on the shelf, that is a definition of evil. >> reporter: the fear is that he may have committed the same crime elsewhere. the the past five years he's worked in 1 -- 13 hospitals in eight states from maryland to arizona, georgia to new york, all are scrambling to identify more potential victims of the frightening crime in numbers alone, officials called in more than 4,000 people to get tested. >> potentially i could be infected. the unknown is the scary part because thawow their serious treatment. >> a clinic was cancelled. the state overwhelmed by the logistics of a case which has left dozens knowing they face serious health issues. when arrested, police believe he may have been attempts suicide. they found a note. it may be difficult to trace the suspect to older cases. after a year the virus mutates, making it difficult to track. >> ama: many people look or oganic produce and other products when hey shop, some say organic when the bartender asks, what you're drink, a new bar in atlanta is called the organic lounge, specializes sending cometails from organically produced hard liquor. >> cleaner, and you don't get a hangover. >> you look at organic alcohol verse regular, there. health benefits but also some negatives. >> closer to home. a couple in southern california have set up a company called the green bar collective to produce a variety of organic liquors. federal standards required lick for to immediate from at least 59% organic ingredients to be sold as organic. >> a victory for families with small children suffering from cancer. >> doctors are treating this man for a brain tumor. tonight you'll see the techniques they're using to help save his life. >> traveling down -- >> one mother's quest may make easier for children suffering from cancer to deget the medication they need to beat the disease. she lost her son to brain cancer when he has ten. many adult cancer drugs do little to help kid. children represent less than 1% of cancer cases and only one childhood cancer drug has been developed the last 20 years. goodman urged congress to pass the creating hope act. >> pharmaceutical companies don't have the opportunity to go into very, very small markets and we created a big fat carrot. if the pharmaceutical company creatings a drug for pediatric disease that company gets a voucher and the voucher come gives a quicker review of another drug. >> quicker review can get a drug years sooner than in the past. >> a cutting-edge technique is helping patients fight a deadly form over brain cancer. they're using viruses to reach and attack the tumors and delivering them in a groundbreaking new way. here's the story. >> actually spent the last few days calculating the safe trajectory. >> for a man about to undergo brain surgery, john is about as feisty as they come. >> my diagnosis, i'm a crazy old man. and i have a gbm, glioblastoma multiform. >> a brainum that returned twice after previous surgery so this times doctors will use an investigational technique to help kill the cancerous cells. >> we're injecting a virus into the tumor. it spreads throughout the tumor but self-causes no harm until we deliver a pro drug. >> the cancer drug that he will receive in a few weeks will only be activated when it combines with agents in the tumor cell. the challenge is to make sure the viral cocktail reaches the entire tumor to do that his team will peer into his brain during the proceed with an mri. >> the mry i confers the virus has been delivered throughout the tumor. >> the first mri images are combined with special software and used to place a guidance system, called clear point, on to the skull. it will ultimately help the surgeons to drill through and reach the tumor, while sparing vital brain matter. >> they've made an image of the patients head, and they've explored the different ways they can travel through the brain and they've decided the best place to enter the plain would be at this location. >> alistair martin provides updated pictures. >> this is the tumor. you can see the hyper intention area. we have given a contrast agent. >> once the an you la is in place, the team uses a new technique to slowly force the liquid into the tumor under pressure. >> this is the first to have had this particular virus convected. >> with everything in place, the team watches the images from the mri as pressure from the convection system builds, a contrast is included with the virus should produce a white dot as i enters the tumor. >> see something? >> there it is. >> bingo. >> we've demonstrated the ability to convect this therapeutic virus into the patient's brain tumor. for the next three hours we're going to watch that delivery unfold. >> for john toner, the operating room success means he'll have far better odds of containing the tumor with drug therapy, given him the freedom to achieve his modest goals. >> what die want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> ama: we checked with the doctors and they tell us mr. tonerrer is doing well and beginning his drug regimen. one other note. the technology used to plot the surgery you just saw? was also pay neared at icsf. let's get to leigh glaser with a check on the weather. >> leigh: traveling, heading down south-get ready for hot temperatures. 107 in palm springs. plenty of sunshine there. should shoo be a nice day. 83 for along. a touch of fog in the morning. sacramento, 893. tahoe, 80. loss vegas, 103. you'll noise the subtropical moisture. some might feed into southern california, could head up towards the spine of the sierra heading into monday and tuesday. we'll keep you updated. real estate around the state, it's heating up again. dallas, 105. st. louis, afternoon thunderstorms, 97. atlanta, 93. cool, 75 in comparison with some showers for the boston area. our temperatures tomorrow will come up slightly, maybe few more degrees should be very comfortable. we'll start to heat things up next week. but 84 tomorrow in santa rosa, san rafael, 73. 66, san francisco, dense overcast and then peels back to the coast in the afternoon. half moon bay, 62. interior east bay, 89 in antioch tomorrow. livermore, 87. 86, concord. gilroy, for the garlic festival, you can smell it, 85 degrees there, and # 5 for -- 75 for watsonville. warm to hot inland. wednesday and this upper 90s. 80s around the bay, and comfortable 60s at the beaches. so a nice work week ahead. >> ama: don't forget. you can like abc-7 news on facebook and make a difference to bay area foster kid. for every new like this summer, $1 is donated to the sleep train dream cap pain. i'm ready for football. >> mike: i am, too. the 49ers begin another run for the super bowl. you win championships with defense. the niners have all 11 ñcús >> mike: the 49ers are in training camp. their defense returns all 11 starters. that unheard of in this era of free agency. linebacker smith will step into a starting role after 14 sacks as a partike player crass here and the niners feel like the defense can only improve. >> whenever you're not the hunter, you're being hunted, there's a difference. we still have to play with a killer instinct and come out and play physical and let other teams know we're serious, whether we're on the home or road, we have to start the game fast and maintain throughout the game. >> arena football playoffs, arizona hosting san jose. second quarter, down 14. mark reeves, 14 yards to whit whittaker. rattlers trailed until the fourth. the pickoff by jones. brought back 20 years. 35-31 cats but the rattlers regain the lead. avila. arizona up 10. cats coming back. reeves to williams. watch this great catch. saber cats down three. on the ensuing onside kick. the kick was recovered by arizona. 51-48 the final. saber cats eliminated from the playoffs. >> robert the ghost gerry row took aydi ns well areweight title away. aydin was undefeated and robert moved up two weight classes for the fight. the ghost landed more punches and that proved to be a winning formula. report wins by unanimous decision. 117-111 on one card, 116-112 on the other could two and could be next in line to fight floyd mayweather, jr. >> if this were wheel of for and you wanted to by a vowel, always by an a over an o. session bed desis singing but a two-run shot in the fourth. 14th of the year. colon, on the mound. for the as. five ks. including chris davis looking. in the sick in, chris carter, has been on fire. two-run shot. eighth of the season. a's scored 40 runs in the last four fames. only three and a half back of texas. they go the sweep in baltimore on sunday. family day for the giants players, the kids on the field. fun. playing the documenters. -- dodgers. matt kemp. triple shy of she cycle. zito allows four runs in five. in the seventh, ugly. ellis crushes one to left. eighth of the season. 5-0 dodgers. yesterday's hero, hanley ram's, in the seventh, dours between the gap. prinze home matt kemp. ramirez, three rbis-dodgers crush the giantses 10-0. >> we're going to have games like this. you look like you're flat, and that usually goes when you don't hit. we need a spark somewhere. somebody driving in a run or doing something, and we're missing that in the last couple of days. >> it's the major leagues. nothing is easy here. so, we're excited to come down to it and we're almost to august. we're excited to come down to the wire, and fight it out for the next two months. >> mike: earthquakes hosting the chicago fire oning wig day. ross from 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