, my god. oh, my god. the size of his-- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. mother present. are you gonna see this greek god again? boot camp's in an hour. yeah, if you have enough stamina left to work out. (kevin) i do. hi, sorry i'm late. (tommy) hey. i brought muffins. ooh! yeah, i-i could go a muffin. i'll take one for the road. i gotta get going. uh, yeah, i really should get going, too. i promised saul that i would review holly's winery proposal. (quietly) milk it for all it's worth. (beeping) you know what? i hear the washing machine. it's beeping. i'll be right back. wow. did i forget deodorant or something? um, honey, about last night... i'm sorry. you know i think you're the most beautiful, sexy woman in the world. i already know how you can make it up to me. well, i'm ready, baby. wherever, whatever, you name it. how's tonight in the living room? i'm there. good, 'cause i rented every single "die hard" movie, and i got you some of that belgian beer you like. (laughs) are you kidding me? "die hard 3"? yeah, well, i didn't know. (chuckles) (up-tempo dance music playing) hey. oh, hey. um, how are you-- how are you feeling today? fine, man. you? hey, mister. baby. hi. i thought you were gonna save me a spot. i am. this is, uh, kevin. you remember i told you about him, right? oh, yeah, kevin, hi. you were there for the 3-pointer. yeah. michelle just got back into town this morning. york? h, how was new york? they loved her, man. she got rave reviews. stop bragging. it was wonderful, thank you. great. mind if i take that spot? i haven't seen this guy for a while. of course, no, no, sure. absolutely. (michelle) thank you. hey, uh, later we should grab a smoothie or something. sure. yeah, great. well, what the hell is he thinking? you tell the chairman that i'll be there. the committee on armed services is meeting next week. davids is introducing a joint resolution calling for a freeze on military spending, including death benefits for families of military personnel. oh. you saw it? i did. page 4. we should've at least got page 2. oh, i talked to everybody. i told them that we're not... no, no, i--yeah, i know. noreen told me, thanks. i did get an earful this morning from my ex-wife-- east coast time, which is always so nice. did you... want her to see us together? kitty. well, it just--you're just not upset at all. i'm not. i wanted to have dinner with you, and if i'm honest, then, yeah, i'm glad she saw me out with a beautiful woman. does that make me petty? yeah. but it also makes you human. oh, and i think i know what davids is up to. i think he's trying to force you into defending a budget increase, and i think he's gonna spin it around, and he's gonna try to make you look hawkish. us--make us look hawkish. you're on the team now. come on. we're late for a staff meeting. yeah. right. right. i think that we should compile a list of all the beneficiaries of the death benefit, and that way, when the committee sees the actual family members-- they'll have to think twice about the ramifications. and you should definitely speak to a-a veterans group. what about elaine berland at the "journal"? yeah, call her. call her. she'll sink her teeth into this. also--and mary howard at "the post," and we should tip her, too. you are very good. well, that's why you hired me. excellent decision on my part. well, i'm glad you think so. we'll go with that one. thanks. all right. (claps hands) let's go, people. >> are we really safe in our house after this power surge? >> ama: neighbors in east bay have concerns about the safety of their homes after a powerline replacement caused a damaging power surge. >> alan: the flick of a switch could have preventedded the sewage but instead fried appliances, tvs and air conditioners. the surge ripped through 28 homes in livermore, and the mass roman is her to explain how it happened. >> reporter: pacific gas & electric tells us when the power was been upgraded a switch to at the transform had to be set before sending power through. apparently the contractor forgot. >> the principle, the stove, tv, stereo, electric toothbrush, fan, heating pad. >> those things went, poof, when a su surge from the transform sent twice the voltage to the homes. a pg&e contractor was switchings from 12,000-volts to 21,000 votes when the extra holtages went to home. this one still shows the charring from the surge. she took is through her home, showing the things she has to replace. luckily her air conditioner was repaired but nothing else. >> at this point i haven't repoliced anything because i wasn't sure how they were going to reimburse. i haven't heard from anyone. >> across the street this neighbor piled up the items, minus her washer and dryer, which were toasted by the surge. the only thing sheced replaced the washer and her laundry is on the line outside. >> i have to wait a week for the drier, my washing is replaced, and my credit card is maximummed to the limit so i can't get the rest of my things i lot of. >> all the neighbors have to buy the items and then bill the contractor. s ofe homes lost hundreds, if tf electrical items. a pg&e spokesperson says it could have been avoided by a flick of a switch. >> when the contractor was switching over to the new 21 line, they forgot switch the transformer over 12kv from 12kvo 21kv. >> residents wonder if the ploibsz are the only things damaged. they're worried about the homes' inside wiring. >> are we safe in our house after the power surge? is our house going to burn up in a month? >> pg&e apologizes and will make sure everyone gets compensated and homes checked. this happened wednesday and some people are still without air conditioning. the contractor's hotline has not returned our call. >> ama: it appears a corroded pipe might be to plame for the massive fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. the safety board released the prime minister finding. federal inspectors called it one of the most serious refinely fire incidents in years. chevron replaced a connect line because of corrosion. this comes as richmond residents want to know if more could have been done to prevent the fire. >> how could that not be monitored? >> part of an ongoing investigation, and for us to comment on this report or these reports coming out today are prematurement the facts will bear themselves out through the investigative process. >> ama: federal investigators plan to conduct more tests on the failed pipe next wee and are also asking chev ron for last year's inspection records. >> chevron told people filing claims they have to make appointments after the walkin center in richmond closed unexpectedly. too many people were trying to file claims so the closed the center early. use to make an appointment call the claims hotline, 1-866-260-7881. we have the phone snub the address for the community center at abc7news.com under "see it on tv". >> alan: mitt and his new running meat have head the campaign trail. paul ryan is highly praised by the party's fiscal consecutives. and many consider romney's chose a bold move. >> it's official. a romney-ryan ticket, and now there are signs to prove it. supporters waved these at a campaign event hours after the official announcement. >> he has taken our party and with his intellectual leadership makes sure we fight for thing wes believe in. >> ryan took on the role of attack dog. >> president obama's not going to be able to run for re-election on his record, because it's a terrible record. and he didn't change, he didn't moderate, he stayed hard left, hope and change has become attack and blame. >> paul ryan is a 42-year-old, seven-term u.s. congressman from wisconsin, roman chafg, and he and his wife are the parents of three children. he advocates major cuts in federal spending and changes to medicare, making him a high profile target for democrats. ryan hits the campaign trail as polls show president obama opening a lead over mitt romney. now let's see if ryan moves the speedometer. >> we'll reunite america and get this done. >> the obama campaign wasted no time criticizing ryan, saying his budget plan is radical and places a greater burden on the middle class and seniors. >> the vetting process for romney's vp choice was shrouded in secrecy. beginning in april the team gap looking at candidates but paul ryan is the only one that romney met in person. >> a pedestrian died after being struck by a taxicab in the tenderloin. it happened around 7:00 a few blocks from the civic center. a minimum my van hit the cab and the cab plowed into the pedestrian. the victim died after being rushed to the hospital. nobody else was hurt. the highway patrol and oakland police hoped witnesses will come forward after a woman died after being hit by a chp motorcycle. on west macarthur boulevard. the investigators say the victim stepped off the curb and darted in front of the officer as the officer approached an onramp you can see where the motorcycled skidded on the pavement. the officer, sergeant row bert tober berrara, continues to recr after being treated and released for mine you're injuries. >> and it's also traumatic for officers involved in fatal incidents, whether it's a shooting incident or vehicle collision. we take those things seriously. always trying to operate at the highest level of safety. some things are just beyond our control. >> ama: the victim's name is not released of. appears to be inmer mid-40s. >> alan: investigators are look into the cause of a fire apartment complex fire. it burned at least eight garage units just off highway 242. the apartment residents had to be evacuatedded. it was one of self fires in contra costa county yesterday. >> volunteers in lafayette dedicate part of their day to restore hillside crosses that were vandal rised. they they were set up to honor service members who died in the iraq war. over 6500 crosses stand on the hillside over highway 24. locks like we'll be getting a break from the heat. leigh glaser is tracking changes. >> leigh: today in the 100-degree range inland, a little he relief next week. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thousands of people are enjoying the music festival but some mains are not fans. >> alan: you heard about flash mobs. what about cash mobs? an idea to boost business. >> the federal government getting tough on bus companies after a string of eye profile pe lan mel tallic ya was rocking golden gate park tonight. the band is just one of the headliner that drawing thousands to the outside land music festival this weekend, and sergio quintana is live where the second day of music just wrapped up. >> reporter: this is the fifth year of the summer concert series in the park and there are some die-hard fans who say they love it continues to grow. but there are some nearby residents who say the exact opposite. ♪ >> reporter: metal giants met tallic ya -- metallica take the stage. >> i can't wait to see them. >> reporter: this is the fifth year of thefest. promoters say it sold out. 55,000 tickets eachsome neigh d. some neighbor says the noise and con congestion are too much to deal with. >> the sound comes up and down but you can feel it vibrating my floorboards. >> these residents raise concern. she says some of her neighbors leave for the weekend, and this year, 5,000 more ticket were sold per concert date than last year. >> we have no access to b.a.r.t. no access to caltran or the ferry, we have absolutely no parking. so -- we're in a quiet residential neighborhood. why on earth we have tens of ple pouring in for this event. >> promoters say they worked hard with neighborhood groups to make tour the festival is as mini inconvenience as inconvenis possible. >> a lot of the ideas of what we're doing to mitigate the impact has come from the neighborhood groups themselves. >> there's increased parkingfore enforce; more tow trucks to clear blocked driveways and promoters are open to in the other suggestions and also say 12,000 tickets were sold to people who live in the surrounding five zip codes so there are plenty or neighbors >> at it no big deal. >> it's a big deal. brings a lot of people here, a lot of money to the neighborhood and to the city. >> reporter: the growing popularity means promoters can attract some pretty big names and entertainment. last night, neil young headlined. tonight, mettalica, tomorrow, stevey wonder takes the main stage. >> ama: marchs in downtown pleasanton had their open take on flash mob. they invitedners diners to take part in a cash mob. musicians sir maded shoppers and diners in the mall. they asked people to bring $20 to downtown pleasanton and spend it at local businesses. >> we heard about them in a neighboring community and just felt it was a perfect fit or our downtown, especially during the summer months. august is a little slower for our downtown, so thought it would be a great time to kick it off. >> several local offers offer special cash mob discounts. the downtown association hopes to hole more onmobs on a monthly basis. lap lan pretty hot down there. >> leigh: i was going to say. i notice temperatures still in the low 80s to even some mid-to-upper 70s in the far east bay valley areas right now. from the live high definition east bay cam, it's fuzzy on the horizon because the fog started to move in the live doppler 7 hd indicate that pretty well. you can see dense fog near the coast. in fact the golden gate bridge right now obscured visibility, probably seeing about a half mile visible on the span and also mist ands drizzle has started to move in as wellment even without land, areas going to be seeing some mist and drizzle and very dense fog there as well. so, this will start to move inland just into the bay. won't reach interior east bay locations overnight. but you effectshe effects of this cooling as we head into the middle poort of next week. 54 in san. livermore 7 5. 65, concord. fremont. a warm, mild evening in san rafael. 69. 63, clear skies, in san jose. so, here's a look out our highlights. fog coastside. mild inland overnight. another hot day for those in the extreme east bay communities. sunday afternoon. cooler at the coast and bay. going to feel that. the cooling will begin inland next week. we'll keep temperatures in the inland east bay valleys, mid-to-low 60s. cool everyone else off into the mid-to-low 50s with mist and drizzle and fog near the coast. also starting to move into extreme north bay valley so definitely an indication that the westerly winds will bring you a little cooler temperatures. nonetheless the spread will be from 60 tuesday at the coast to 90s most east bay locations. we'll touch on a few low 100's towards oakley, brentwood, and ant county, but cooling coast and bay. hears the source of the heat. a bubble of hot air settling over extreme east bay locations. this is a look at the publishoff towards the east in the next couple of days. so monday through wednesday much cooler temperatures inland as the low clouds and fog start to surge further inland and that's going to mean more of a stronger sea breeze and cooler temperatures for you and you're going like that. outside tomorrow morning, dense fog and drizzle. temperatures in the 50s. 11:00, breezy conditions. by 3:00, and the fog rolls back in. san jose jazz summerfest tomorrow morning, pleasant, sunny, mild, mid-70s, and warm by 3:00. 86. and then we'll cool off into the mid-70s by 7:00. 86 the high for san jose. 84, cupertino, 60, half moon bay. 78, palo alto. san francisco tomorrow, gray start, afternoon sun, 67 in the city. north bay, 84, petaluma. 87, napa, oakland, morning overcast, afternoon sunshine. 75. castro valley, 83. then the heat is on, concord, 94. 101, brentwood, 98, livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, one more day of high heat inland and then we'll slowly start to cool things off by next wednesday, low 089s inland and upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. >> ama: mike hasief >> ama: mike has sports, talking baseball but not the big leagues. >> mike: the little guys. the city of petaluma is rejoicing. their team is on the way to the little league world series in one of the strangest endings in sportsñ!ñcús >> mike: the noise you heard from the north bay was the city of petaluma going crazy as their 11 and 12-year-old baseball team beat hawaii in one of the more bizarre endings. hawaii, aloha means goodbye. petaluma came from behind. bottom four, smith to center. california, 2-1. last chance for hawaii. a base hit gets past moore, goes the wall. two runs score. before the next pitch, petaluma appeals saying the runner missed the bag and they get the out. check out the replay. petaluma wins 7-5 and will represent the west in the little league series against connecticut. >> the a's and the what sioux, and gomes started the rally. bottom five. kevin youkilis drives to center and gone. a two-run shot. oakland's lead down to one. who said baseball wasn't a contact sport. poked in the eye celebrating. pierzynski, lines one the outfield. one run scores sox, 7-6. top eighth, the a's tick their turn. pride of pet human marks gomes, ties the game and then inge follows with a shot down the line just fair. gomes add an rbi sing until the ninth. aye's win 9-7, afterward afterws gomes was proud of his hometown little leaguers. >> i've been in the world series, playoffs, but those little league memories are special and i'm excited for those guys. mike mine giants and rockies. matt cain on the help, helped himself by adding an rbi single. giants up 2-0. no better player in the league since the all-star break since best buster posey. two runs, one shy of 20 on the season. 4-0g men. cain went 7, two runs,g out striking out six, now 11-5 on the season, and pagan heating up. as for the giants 4-1 lead in the sixth with the triple. giants win big, #-3, and are now a game up on the dodgers who lost the marlins. >> tiger woods, one last shot this year at the pga championship. bad news, his putter began to sputter in around three good news, saved by the rain. 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: let's tee it up at the pga championship. tiger has a lot of company atop the leaderboard. rory mcilroy, check out the drive. literally in the trees. a one penalty. saves par. five birdies through nine. ties for the lead at 6-under. tiring played well all year in majors until three. hit putter let him down. adam scott. from the sand, nothing but net. 4-under. see jay singh, trying to become the oldest winnergot 49. got it. tied the mcilroy for the lead. then the rain began to fall. play has been suspended until tomorrow. vijay and rory tight for first. adam scott alone in third. tiger dropped down to 11th. round three and four hopefully complete on sunday. >> earthquakes hosting seattle of a byweek ask this is a quite a rivalry. dawkins gets the rebound, drilled in. bottom corner. 1-0 san jose. 90th minute. sounders fight back. a few bounces, montero with the header, another die ty gamenevet never count out oearthquakes. the late goal. winning it 2-1 and remain in first place in the west. >> this-7 abc-7 sports report brought to you you by river rock casino. way to go petaluma little league. >> ama: thank you, shu. >> alan: a ride that a busful of passengers will never forget. screams of terrified passengers just before impact. now the government is taking a closer look at bus safety. >> ama: the mid-romney's slip of the tongue that could be a case of history repeating >> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> alan: i'm alan wang. monday's fire at the refinery in richmond may have been caused be a corroded pipe but chevron insisted a connector pipe was replaced. federal investigators will conduct moretes and asked for chevron's inspection records 201. >> nearly 30 pg&e customers in livermore had their appliances fried from a power surge after a contractor sent a summer through hems. victims have to buy new appliances and bill the contractor. >> alan: the outside lands festival in golden gate park. met tallic ya the the band tonight, and tomorrow, stevey wonder. >> a san francisco fire department ambulance was involved in a crash in the city south of market neighborhood. it happened around noon at mission and third streets. the ambulance was not traveling with its lights and siren on when it collided with another car at the intersection. no one was hurt. >> it's been a summer of devastating bus crashesle the most recent near kansas city, missouri, where a bus with passengers flipped over after colliding with a car. the scary moments were captured on dash cam video. here's more on what its behind the strength of accidents. >> a commuter's nightmare, kansas city bus swerves to avoid a car, jumps a curb and flips over. a security camera capturing it all. take a look at that man in the front seat as he braces himself but slips to the floor, his leg dangling out the door. this man dragged two women from the wreckage. >> they werehart the worst. i couldn't find the driver, amazingly none of the 13 passengers were killed. just the late nest a string of high profile bus accidentsful earlier this year the government shut down 26 discount bus companies for safety violations and now the ntsb is sounding the alarm, citing tired drivers, unsafe operators and poor oversight. so just how safe are buses? the tour bus industry says accidents like this one are x-ray bus fatilities are way down this year. >> this year has actually been a remarkably safe year in terms of the motor coach industry. >> what safety advocates say will make bus riders safer, wearing a seat belt, something that could have helped this man in the front row. >> ama: regarding the bus involved in the crash in missouri, investigators say it did meet all safety requirements. >> alan: the death toll in iran is rising after two strong earthquakes struck the country this morning. the quakes with magnitudes of 6.4 and 6.3 struck 11 minutes apart about 200 miles northwest of tehran. officials say at least 180 people are dead and more than 1300 wounded. there have been several aftershocks and many people spent the day outside, fearful of more buildings crumbling. iran usually experiences one earthquake daily because the country is located on seismic faultlines. >> mitt romney gave an unintentional promotion to running mate paul ryan today. >> join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, paul ryan! every now and then i'm known to make a mistake. i did not make a mistake with this guy. but i can tell you this, he is the next vice-president of the united states. >> ama: romney is in good company with his verbal gaff. listen to what another presidential hopeful says four years ago, let. >> let me introduce to you the next president -- the next vice-president of the united states of america, joe biden. >> the president arrived in chicago for a series of fundraiserrers. the romney camp hopes their guy's mistake ended the same way president obama's did. >> the drinking water in martinez tastes and mels toy but the water district says the problems should go away quickly. the problem is the algae growing in the martinez reservoir. algae sometimes grows win we weather is hot and it certainly has been. the water district says it treated the water in the reservoir and the city changed the treatment process so the taste and smell of the water should be back to normal soon. >> ama: after today the new school yearer is going to get off to better start for hundreds of san francisco children. >> alan: we'll take you to the community event that organizers say can be a life changer for area children in need. >> technology is starting to play a big role in how food is made and served. >> the perseid meteor shower is on right now. we'll talk a little bit about that. look at visibility. see if you can see it. and also do a little traveling >> alan: apple's touch screen devices like the ipad may be aimed at consumerrers but businesses are using them more and more like the machine like the cash register. here's how industry has been using apple devices make, cell, and serve your food. >> i would love to start with a glass of white wine wrierks when you ask about the line list in this restaurant, don't be surprised when the waitress whips out an ipad. >> i'll be right back. >> she will be because bar manager probably started pouring the glass of wine before the waitress even left the table. >> by the time they make a round on the floor the first round of drinks is up and waiting. >> sending orders to the kitchen, these ipads don't talk to a central computer system, they're the computer system. even the cash register is an ipad. >> it's simple to use, durable, makes a lot of sense for us. >> touch screens are not new in restaurants but duable and easy to use? the developers of the point of sale system is something different. >> this something you can have sun up and running in five minutes. >> now san francisco based rebel systems is taking the next step. building a supermarket check stand. entirely around an ipad. >> we have had a couple supermarkets bugging to us put a system out for them and we said, no, no, no, and just stated, let's do it. >> it's smaller and cheaper but not a toy. the scales and seasons are the same ones stores already use but the big computer is gone. >> this shows the people what they're buying. >> that's an ipot touch and you can sign it with your finger like you have likely done at other devices. >> idevices aren't just being used to cell you your food, it's being used to make it. like here at the chocolate factory, big devices have been replaced by little devices like this. it takes fast fingers to line up little chocolate diswhiernz conveyor belt but some of the fanciest finger work happen objects the iphone. the chocolatemaker is making a custom iphone app to store the schedule. >> we used to schedule who was nearby and could come in on the weekend and handle it. now we have access offsite. >> even on another continent. >> farmers had no idea of the flavor of their cocoa beans. most never tasted chocolate. >> with training from chocolate makers the gores hold tastings on the form. >> this is better and has no sugar, pure ground bean so we can get the taste and essence of the bean. >> in the lab chocolatemakers hold their own tasings and the flavor is born the finished chocolate does have seeing gar in it, lots of sugar. >> that's chocolaty. >> abc-7 news. >> ama: some needy youngsters and families in san francisco got a triple dose out positivity city hutch shouldn't center there was a combination health fair and backpack giveaway, and organizers said being ready for school can be a life changer. the event was started by a program of the public defender's office. >> we want to thank those of you who are helping foster children by liking abc news on facebook. you can help local foster children in need. just like abc-7 news on facebook. for every new like this summer, one dollar is donated to the abc-7 sleep trainer kid dream campaign. >> ama: it has been so hot outside across the bay area lately. but i think cooler temps are coming our way. >> alan: leigh glaser is standing by to show us where the hot temperatures were today. >> leigh: hot inland, farefield, livermore valley year, close to 105 degrees. going to be a scorcher as you head down to southern california tomorrow. payment springs, 110. 109, fresno, 105, sacramento, little heat relief with big sur and fog. 76. here's a look at the highs. 100, antioch. 84, san rafael. san francisco, 67. 86 in san jose, 93, morgan mill. gilroy, 95. hollister, 88. accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll start to see some clearing as we head into -- as cooler temperatures as we head into tuesday and wednesday. that's when the cooling will begin inland. that. that. real quickly, perseid meteor showers, look towards the northeast. until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and should probably see one meteor shower per minute. that's cool in san francisco, probably. >> alan: shu is here and people are thinking the raiders could be something. >> mike: we'll find out when they play in a preseason game. they host the cowboys monday night at the black hole. we have >> mike: the raiders will finally play their first preseason game monday night as the host the cowboys at the coliseum. this is our first peek at dennis allen's new look silver and black. john gruten at practice. monday night football's analyst and he's just us a curious as the rest of us how the team is shaping up. hopefully darren mcfadden can go an entire season without an injury, ca carson palmer will have a full offseason under his belt. coach allen for one is ready for some football. >> we're trying to win the game. but we're also trying to evaluate the players we have here, and see who can play and see who we think can help us out through the regular season. but these games don't count but they matter. >> it feels good to bet become out there. seems like it's been no year since i played goal so getting the physical contact in i feel great right now. >> mike: the 49ers won their preseason opener last night of the vikings, 17-6, the big stat, 260 of the 412 yards on the ground. niners have so many weapons in the backfield, including brandon jacobs, alex smith is loving the new toys an complaini complaini. >> i thought all our backs played good tonight, brandon included. all did great. i think it's a good problem to have. >> mike: mark your calendar, abc-7 is back in the nfl business with the nfl network. thursday night football. the 49ers and seahawks, october 18th and the raiders and broncos battle december 6th and you can catch the action right here on abc-7 7. >> the thunder in the north bay was not a storm. it was the city of petaluma going crazy as their baseball team beat hawaii to advance to the little league world series in one of the most bizarre endings. hawaii us their foe. smith's single gives the californians the lead. little league plays six innings. a base innings, innings, moore r his glove, to the wall, two runs score. 7-6 petaluma. but petaluma "appeals to third saying the runner missed the bag. they get the out. that's too close to call but doesn't matter. one run erased. petaluma wins 7-5 and will represent the west in the little league world series starting thursday against fairfield, connecticut. >> dodger and marlines, gold medalist misty may treason 'er back in straight. the marlins win #-3. giants a full game up on l.a. in the national league west. >> tiger woods ever win another major? four years and counting since his last major title and the 94 pg championship will be his last shot this year. at usual a lot of company atop the lead everboard. rory mcilroy, two straight birdies. tee shot on the third. 'in the trees. took a one-stroke penalty. saved par. had five birdies through nine. tied for the league. tigers' played well until round three. putter let him down. adam scott back in the hunt. nothing but net. 4-under on the day. vijay singh, 49, trying to become the oldest major winner. makes the long birdie on seven. tied with mcilroy for the lead. then the reason began to fall in south carolina. third round not completed so it will hopefully completed tomorrow along with the fourth round. the final major winner of the year tomorrow. >> vijay singh and rory mcilroy are tied for first. and petersson is in fourth, tiger, 11th. hopefully all of them will be complete tomorrow. >> earthquakes hosting seattle after a byweekend. this has become quite a rivalry. quakes on the board first. 71st minute. dawkins gets the rebound. to the bottom corner. san jose up one. stoppage time. sounders strike back. a few bounces until freddy montero finishes it with a header. looks like another tie game. but never, ever count out the earthquakes. scored main late goes and do it again. the header. earthquake win 2-1 and remain in first place in the west. >> for those of you keeping score, medal count for the 2012 olympic games, team u.s.a. with 102 total. also lead the game with 44 gold medals and are on top with 29 silver. they're 29 bronze trails russia with 232 but what a took week run for the united states. another gold in men's basketball tomorrow morning. this sports ago brought to you by the river rock casino. what thrill for the city of petaluma. just got be happy for the young kids. >> alan: we'll be following them. >> ama: nasa continues to receive images from the curiosity rover as engineers make the final preparations for it to cruise along the surface of mars this. video shows the final seconds of curiosity's descent towards the crater on mars. the spacecraft began snapping pictures as soon as itland. one scientist says the crater resembles the mojave desert. on earth the engineers need to complete a software change. >> alan: in the best natural light show of the year is tonight. the perseid meteor shower peaks tonight and tomorrow morning. it's described as streaking pile oftz space dirt that collide with the atmosphere and burn up at a speed of 100,000 miles an hour. astronomers predict other 50-100 meteors an hour with the best viewing between 12:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. >> leigh: i have to show you the golden gate bridge right now because mist, drizzle, you know, the outside lands, golden gate park, looks like that as well right now. so if you're going there tomorrow morning, make sure you dress in layers because it's going to be chilly in the 50s with the mist and drizzle. going to be hot inland. one more day. temperatures well over 100 degrees. look for 80s around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s right near the coast. and then the sea breeze will kick in here as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, and that's when the cooling begins inland. >> ama: look forward to it. coming up on our special midnight edition of abc-7 news, television's commuter and appliances are fried. >> alan: a power upgrade project left people in the east bay neighborhood questioning their safety tonight. >> ama: head banging with me. the outlands music festival, bigger, better, and louder than ever and that's exactly the problem for people living nearby. those stories and sports and weather next. 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. 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