debut since google went public 7 years ago. shares started at $45 and tripled by noon, finally closing at $94. tonight in sill silicon valleys david louie reports, they are asking who is next. >> reporter: at linkedin head quarters, employees celebrated with smoothies and krispy kreme donuts. overnight, this company was worth $8 million, turning some of the private investors into multimillionaires. >> a great time to be looking for money. not only institutional money, it is the public. and when those two entities are aligned good things happen. >> reporter: linkedin is the first of the privately held social network companies to go private. waiting in the wings are facebook and twitter. neither has indicated when it will be their turn but linkedin has indicated their time could be near. >> these are valuable companies, making cash, you know, they have strong business models. we are at a stage now, social media is maturing, i guess. >> reporter: it gives hope to the plethora of startups that hope to achieve the same subbases. kevin fong is a veteran silicon valley venture capitalist. >> there is a lot of great companies that have been hidden for a long time that are actually doing quite well in the traditional area of silly done valley. >> reporter: or could this be another bubble in the making that could burst later? analysts say linkedin is profitable. its strong initial public offering allows the early investors to cash out. the company has a lot of money now. it plans to forego a product to invest more heavily in technology and development. david louie, abc 7 news. linkedin helped lift the market. the dow jones rose 45 points. the nasdaq added 8 and the s&p 500 up almost three. transportation secretary are ray lahood came to the bay area. after meeting with with tamlies of the victims of the san bruno peopleline disaster he is promising to revamp the nation's pipeline system. >> reporter: transportation secretary ray lahood and cynthia quarterman came to san bruno, invited by representative jackie spear to see the crater created by the explosion and the empty lots where 38 homes once stood and 8 ople died. >> some things we can do administratively and we will work with the congress woman and a couple of senators that have introduced a good bill. >> reporter: after that, the pg&e president led a tour of a gas distribution replacement project where 8-inch cast iron pipes from the 1940s are being replaced with polyethylene pipes. it was not the media was not allowed to see, a meeting with the survivors of the explosion that is most important to lahood. >> i don't recall another time in my 35 years of public service when i have ever felt as sad as i do today. >> reporter: the ntsb report on the probable cause of the pipe rupture is expected in august, the same time that lahood has promised new regulations tightening up pipeline safety. >> we need to fix america's pipeline system. >> reporter: lahood said he is doing what he can to push through new legislation including a bill authored by spear. >> public officials entrusted with the responsibility to protect our community can never forget the lives lost, the lives scared, and the town ravaged. >> reporter: the mayor said that until today he was afraid that the san bruno is a disaster might be foregotten. >> migrator fear is that the hole gets filled and the road gets paveed and people come up to fee in a few years and say did you have a fire. among the changes lahood is calling for an increase in the civil penalties for safety violations, increasing the number of safety professionals monitoring the system and closing the loophole used to evade regularring lakes. heather ishimaru, abc 7 news. crews spent the day working to clean up a fuel spill in the marina on the southern end of san francisco bay. the fuel is coming from an abandoned barge that apparently tilted in low tide. the coast guard says a kayaker spotted the sheen on the water and called it in. investigators determined the barge had 750-gallons of fuel onboard but they do not know exactly how much spilled into the water. 20 more leopard sharks turned up dead in the bay. this time the sharks were found along the shoreline in richardson bay near greenwood cove. they started appearing here two weeks ago as we were reporting back then. the richardson bay autobon and sanctuary sent us these pictures. this is the time of year when they enter shallow water to spawn but sanctuary officials have notice bizarre behavior in the sharks such as bumping into pilings and standing themselves on the rocks. hundreds have washed ashore. low salinity in the bay because of the heavy rain is being examined as one possible cause for this. tonight, oakland police say the double shooting that killed two people last night happened after they responded to information about a possible violent gang crime that was about to go down. it happened about 10:30 in the 3000 block of curran. abc 7's laura anthony has more. >> this don't make no sense. they didn't have to kill my baby like that. >> reporter: mary cobb jackson clutches a picture of her son as a young boy, trying to come to grips with the fact that her son was kill by oakland poce jt 24hoursgo. >> he didn't have no gun or nothing on him and it didn't make no sense. how did he find a -- how could he be shooting and the gun is on the roof? >> reporter: police released a statement saying fletcher antoine jackson and his unidentified companion emerged from a car with weapons and confronted police and that is when police said they had to use deadly force. >> reporter: police say they recovered two weapons from the scene. witnesses claim the weapons were found on a roof top wrapped in a clothe. >> no guns on neither one of the guys. only people that had guns were the police and they had guns to kill rifles. >> reporter: the police explained they received a tip that a violent crime was going to take place along the 3000 block of curran avenue. jackson was shot in the side, possibly while still inside the car. >> shot him in the car. the glass and everything is right there. >> reporter: margie turner says her 30-year-old nephew was on parole for nonviolent offenses. >> something has to be done about this. you can't keep paying these folks that are supposed to be protecting us and they are killing us. it's not right. >> we got to watch out for oakland police. it is crazy out here. oakland police, they are not helping us, they're killing us. >> reporter: police confirm this afternoon that federal investigators were on the scene shortly after the shooting but police would not tell us what role, if any, the feds had in the events leading up to the shooting. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. a gilroy man may end up spending the rest of life in prison for killing his girlfriend's puppy. bud ruiz was charged with battery and animal cruelty for throwing a 6 week old chihuahua across the room during an argument. he could get a life sentence under the california three strikes law. senate republicans blocked the nomination of goodwin liu. the first time one of the president's judicial nominees has been defeated. he was nominated to a seat on the fran-based 9th circuit court of appeals. he supports same-sex marriage and affirmative action and also slammed conservative supreme court justices. this has polarized both sides. >> the record is clear, any claims that goodwinliu is anything but deserving of the confirmation is inaccurate. >> do we want people who have a reverence of the u.s. constitution and believe it means what it says or want people on our courts that care more about advancing an ideaology that is antito the constitution than they do about upholding it it. >> the white house calls today's vote a lot of opportunity. senator barbara boxer says she believes the ramifications will be "deeply felt in california." president obama delivered a speech on his policies on foreign relations in the middle east. the reaction from the middle east was swift and stern as it was here from some quarters as well. mark matthews tonight with what the president had to say and the reaction to it. >> reporter: the president came to the state department to mark an historic push for democracy taking place throughout the middle east. >> the people of the region have achieved more change in six months than terrorists have accomplished in decades. >> reporter: president obama promising to forgive a billion dollars in loans to egypt and said the u.s. would work to create enterprise zones to encourage private investment. >> it will be the policy of the united states to promote reform across the region and support transitions to democracy. >> reporter: the chair of the largest network of arab american executives watched the speech. >> our apologies. we seem to have lost the audio on mark's report. our apologies for that. the reaction to what the president had to say today regarding israel and the palestinians getting a step reaction from republicans here and from certainly israel in the middle east. moving on, tough talk from the defense. attorneys say the case against a former head of a black muslim bakery is built upon a murdering liar. we will have the latest as that trial continues. the pile driving project behind a whole lot of shaking on the waterfront. a team of scientists offers hope that some paraplegics may some day be able to walk again. i'm spencer christian in the accuweather forecast center. a mild day coming our way tomorrow before the weekend cooldown. i will show you the changes in the accuweather forecast. the 40-year-old former a's player who hit that refueling jet that burned on a southern, california navy base yesterday experienced and engine fire during takeoff according to the national transportation safety board. the ntsb is not releasing any other details on how it happened but it has dispatched a team of investigators to the naval air station where the commercial air tanker was destroyed. defense torns for former oakland's your black muslim bakery made the final arguments in the chauncey bailey murder trial and said that they failed to prove that yusuf bey ordered the hit. here is cecilia vega. >> reporter: the leader of your black muslim bakery had no lycyon to order chaunly bailey's assassination. he said the bankruptcy was public record. allegations that yusuf bey senior molested minors is old news. but the lawyer told the jury it is not a significant motive or a secret that yusuf didn't like mr. bailey. bailey ms brother calls the case a slam dunk. >> i understand everybody has a right to defense but it is ridiculous. >> he says they tried to victimize him by showing a secret recording bey laughs about bailey being shot in the head. all that really matters the lawyers say is the testimony of devaughndre broussard. in a plea deal, broussard will serve 25 years in exchange for his testimony against his friends. prosecutor ma told ju railroads to say the man got a deal, he did. but sometimes you got to make a deal with the demon to get to the devil. outside, they couldn't say why he may have wanted bailey dead. >> who knows why he did it. i don't know if he did it because he thought it was going to be something that would score him some points. >> bailey's family wants justice to be served. >> everybody has a mother and so, you know, even bey. i spoke to bey's mother and she is a nice lady and that is her son regardless. everybody is affected. >> reporter: the jury could begin deliberations next week. cecilia vega, abc 7 news. construction crews finished installing a major piece of the eastern span of the bay bridge this evening. they started lifting it very slowly at 7:00 this morning to the top of the suspension tower. engineers call it a cable saddle. the saddle weighs 450-tons. the bridge's steel tables will rest on the saddle. the cables will support the roadways that run along both sides of this new tower. now, this job was so difficult crews actually rehearsed it last month on land. another construction related item. people who live and work near the embarcadero in san francisco felt a lot of shaking today. the vibrations were caused bay giant crane that drove four sets of massive steel pilings to the foot of pier 15. part of the construction project for the new exploratorium. >> we thought it was a mini earthquake. >> the piles actually separating the pier from the land so it will be stable if there is an earthquake and it is not coupled to the shaking of the land. really an important event for stablizing the new building. >> each piling stretches 140 feet and will be driven into the sea floor to a depth of 120 feet. that is a lot of pounding to get that down that deep. and we are pretty close to that and a lot of people first here thought earthquake. thankfully, no. spencer christian is here with the forecast. what a lovely day. >> the kind of weather we have been hoping for and waiting for. finally arrived. >> thought it would never come. >> may get one more day like this before it changes again. a live view towards san francisco and the bay bridge. you can see evidence of the marine layer that we do have low clouds and fog at the coast. some of it will work its way a little ways across the bay but for the most part a clear night right now. how about today's high temperatures. 80 degrees in antioch. 81 concord. both locations had highs that were 11 degrees higher than yesterday's highs. 12 degrees added clear like today. 77 the high temperature there. richmond -- redwooded city, 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. it was quite a lovely day around the bay area. right now looking at temperature readings in the 60s in some locations inland, fairfield, concord, antioch. san rafael. most other locations temperatures in the 50s right now. these are the highlights. it will be mostly cloudy with some coastal clouds as you is seen already. mostly sunny tomorrow and then cool they are weekend. we see no rain in the forecast at the moment. this afternoon we had low clouds and fog holding on along the coastline south of the golden gate. north of of the golden gate the coast is clear. composite image. the ridge of high pressure keeping things high and dry. a mild day much like today. then things change a bit on saturday. cooler air. a little bit of onshore flow. cooler and breeziyer for the weekend. not calling for any precipitation yet. overnight under mainly clear skies with some coastal clouds. low temperatures drop into the mid to upper 40s or right around 50 in some spots, oakland, san francisco, fremont, antioch. then tomorrow, another lovely day in the south bay. sunny skies. high temperatures in the low to mid 70s. 73 in cupertino and san jose. 74 saratoga and campbell. on peninsula, highs mid to upper 60s to lower 70s. mid to upper 50s on the coast. downtown san francisco, 63 degrees tomorrow. 59 in the sunset district. noth bay ranging from mid to upper 70s. 78 ukiah. 77 loverdale. 77 sonoma and calistoga. 70s at castro valley and fremont. 76 pittsburgh and condor. 75 danville and wall net creek. 78 antioch. santa cruz mid up toker 70s inland. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. two mild days coming up. slightly cooler on saturday. much cooler on sunday and monday and breezy. inland highs up to only about 70 those two days. warms up to mid 70s inland on tuesday and wednesday and by next thursday back up to 80 degrees again in the warmest inland locations. some really great weather coming our way. >> fabulous. we have earned it. >> we have, indeed. >> thanks, spencer, very much. >> coming up, arnold schwarzenegger makes a decision about his acting career amid personal scandal. and the power and majesty of a crashing ocean. up next, the big the schwarzenegger sex scandal is getting messier so arnold schwarzenegger has asked his agent to put his movie projects on hold for the time being and people magazine reports that maria shriver has hired a divorce lawyer. staying in southern, california now. in case you are heading down there, surf is up there in a very big way. here is abc's eileen frayer. less than ten minutes fighting the power of mother nature at the wedge of newport beach. was enough for stuart hines, the orange resident comes ashore to catch his breath and regain his strength. >> it is like a washing machine out there really. get stuck in some places and there is nothing you can do. just got to go with the flow of the water. >> reporter: this show the result of the first south swell of the season, creating at times 15-foot waves. the conditions too dangerous for boards. only a handful brave the pounding waves. most choose to watch from the beach. >> these guys are crazy. >> reporter: and why aren't you in there? >> i think i value my life a little bit too much right now. >> reporter: in huntington beach, exciting conditions for hundreds of surfers competing in the national scholastic surfing championship. >> there was a couple of kids that got sucked in and they were like really closed to getting sucked through it and almost hit it. >> reporter: with the high surf advisory, life guards closely watch any one in the water and warn the inexperienced to realize your limitations. >> it can be really dangerous, can't? >> there are rips that you have to be careful with and you got to wash yourself and know what you are doing out there or you can get hurt real fast. >> look at the size of the waves. the surf advisory council is in effect until tomorrow night and the surf contest continues in huntington beach through sunday with terrific waves for the surfers. the state assembly today unanimously approved legislation making it easier for nonprofits to take over california parks. is in response to last week's announcement that budget cuts with force the state to close 70 of california's 270 parks, beaches and historic areas as of july 2012. a year from this july. park officials said they would seek public and private partnerships to keep some open. at ocean beach today, more than 500 enthusiastic elementary school students from san francisco and marin county came for the kids adopt a beach cleanup. they picked up every piece of trash they could spot, focusing on the little scraps that birds and fish can mistake for food. after the cleanup the kids got together to ail range themselves in the shape of a giant bat ray and spell out the phrase turn the tide. how cool is that. pretty neat. well, when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight, a giant leap for treating spinal cord injuries. it helps a man make an unprecedented recovery. we'll have that story. plus, the una bomber's possible connection to the tylenol scare that frightened the entear country in the 1980s. the former head of the international fund wins his freedom from jail. and a man wins millions in the lottery but is still using food sta the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinkingpirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. good evening. here is a look at some of the headlines we are following for you tonight. stock for mountain view based linkedin rose 109% during its ipo, initial public offering today. many market analysts see the debut as a preview of the ipos are other social networking sites expected in the next year. transportation secretary ray lahood and a team of public officials toured the site of the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion today. the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps so that secure and recognized borders are established for both states. >> the day before a visit by the israeli prime minister to the white house, president obama has called on israel to make land concessions with the palestinians to achieve peace. obama called on palestinians to assure security for israel. some of the headlines tonight. now, to a break through in treating paralysis. more than a million americans are living with spinal cord injuries including a california man paralyzed in a hit-and-run accident five years ago. now, he can stand on his own and with a little bit of help walk a few steps. here is dr. richard besser. >> what you are witnessing is groundbreaking. rob somers making history bystanding up. to understand how incredible this moment is you have to go back to a summer night in 2006 when rob, a baseball player nicknamed superman met tragedy. >> i was playing the best i ever had and was hit by a car in a hit-and-run when i was standing in driveway. >> what do you remember? >> tried to move my arms and tried to yell and nothing would come out. >> they said we have signs of spinal cord injury and your world stops spinning. >> rob was paralyzed from the chest down. told he would never walk again. >> i turned to the doctor and said obviously you don't know me very well. i am going to walk again. >> he learned of ground breaking research. doctors implanted a tiny stimulater in his spinal cord below the area that was damaged. when it is turned on it energizes his damaged nerves, allowing him to move parts of his body that were paralyze. >> i turn and go look, my toe is moving and everyone's mouths hit the floor. >> reporter: so every day now rob spends hours training, willing his body to move. >> do you think there is a possibility that one day rob somers and people like him may be able to walk on their own? >> yes, do i. we still have a lot of studies to do. >> it was the dream of dana and christopher reeve that those would spinal cord injuries would one day walk again. >> they would have seen rob as a personal superman. it gives incredible hope to that. >> for rob, it is one small step at a time. >> doctors in houston are encouraged by the way wounded congress woman gabriel giffords is responding. doctors planted a piece of plastic into her skull and it means she can stop wearing the protective helmet on her head. her husband spoke this morning on the updates he has received. >> she is doing well. everything went as planned. her neurosurgeons are happy and she is recuperating and getting back to therapy today. it went really, really well. >> meanwhile, "endeavour" astronauts today accomplished the number one mission objective they have up there. attached a cosmic ray detector to the space station. that will study so-called dark matter across the universe. former international monetary fund chief will likely be released from jail tomorrow. he was indicted today on seven felony counts including a first-degree criminal sexual act and attempted rape of a hotel maid. the judge set bail at $1 million. he must also wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and remain confined to a new york city apartment. evidence including hotel key card records and security cameras support the maid's claim of being in the room at the time with strauss khan for perhaps as long as 15 minutes. it has been 30 years since the tylenol scare ripped the nation. the cyanide tampering of the bottles was deadly. tonight we learned of a major development. fbi investigators are looking to a possible link to ted kaczinski, the una bomber. >> it was a national nightmare, someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide containing tylenol. >> this may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroy. >> it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is underway to find the man wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> a case that literally changed the way americans shopped. it prompted the first mass recall of a retail product, tamperproof medicine is now a fact of life. three decades later the case remains unsolved. now, a shot in the dark. the una bomber terrorized the country for 18 years, injuring 23 people and killing three he in a series of mail bombings. it is a turns out, kaczinski grew up in the chicago area where the tylenol attacks happened. sources tell abc news given his ties to the region the fbi requested a sample of his dna to compare to evidence recovered in the case. so how did we find out about this? the government planned an online auction to sell items from the una bomber's montana home. the type writer used to write the manifesto. he has defiantly objected to the sale, filing a hand written motion asking a federal judge to block it. >> in e moon h revealed the government's request for dna. kaczinski says he is innocent but is trying to strike a bargain saying he will give dna if the auction is stopped. the fbi says no deal and they will seek a court order to force him to give up a dna sample. how about this, food stamps for millionaires. michigan man underfire for continuing to accept food stamps after winning $2 million in the state lottery. under the guidelines eligibility is based on the gross income. lottery winnings are considered liquid assets so they don't come. as long as his income stays below the eligibility requirement he can continue to receive taxpayer aid. the department of human services was notified about the jackpot and that is all the law required. there appears to be ample appetite for discount grocers in the south bay. the berkeley based company says it will open 15 more this year, 40h hiring between 30 to 40 employees. also, silicon valley tech companies recruiting the class of 2011. dozens of companies are hiring graduates. certainly helps if you have a degree in engineering or business. one of america's most honored preschools is coming to the silicon valley in 2012. the goddard school is negotiating for a site in san jose. tuition costs as much as $1,400 per month so it is not inexpensive. apple is expected to launch a new product to celebrate the retail store's 10th anniversary this weekend. and right now the buzz is that it could be the icloud. they have already signed at least one huge music label and are close to signing the other ones. people could store music in servers online, not just on your gad get in your happened. a tomb of british neuroscientists say that apple is a religion. photos light up the brains of fans and they respond the same way that religious respond to a picture of the rosary or jesus. san francisco cab byes received a fee lunch as gear up for a huge meeting of the travel industry. >> turkey sandwich for you. >> san francisco travel set up a drive-thru along the curve in front of moss co-any center and asked the cab byes to wear buttons saying welcome international ped ow-wow. >> these people that are here for pow shimmy wow are the main driving force. islands in the streams. coming up, the home made dams holding back the mighty mississippi as residents try to save their homes. this seems everybody wants to know how to prepare for a zombie apocalypse. tonight, the >> the centers for disease control usually deals with natural disasters and in flew wen zac johnson. in a blog post they are urging americans to prepare a kit if the night of the living dead ends up a reality. it says the rise of zombies in pop culture has given creedence to the idea that is zombie apocalypse could happen. the cdc says it used the zombie reference because it noticed a spike in traffic on its website when zombies were mentioned on a twitter post. the cdc website crashed because so many people wanted to see that blog. well, to real disasters. flood waters continue to run through and over levees along the mississippi river. millions of acres are farmland are flooded and may be lost forever. >> reporter: this is the frontline of the flooding yolks. you can literally see the destruction in progress. this is the soybean field and this is the rest of the crop completely underwater, sub merged and now destroyed. all the way up the mississippi to illinois there are over 2 million acres of farmland completely destroyed by the flooding. in this area they expect another two to three feet in the next few days. there are communities that are bracing for flooding, hoping that it takes its time but knowing that at some point it will come. meanwhile, take a look at what what some flood stricken residents have done to protect houses and livelihoods. these are homes in vicksburg. they are all situated along a tributary of the overflowing mississippi river. the owners have surrounded themselves with tons of earth and sand. they took no chances anded have so far saved their homes and crops from destruction. have you ever seen images quite like that? desperate times. johnny depp's return as captain jack sparrow. don sanchez explains why he thinks the next 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it is nasty! and that is the way we like itú >> coming up tonight, assembly speaker john perez answers questions about whether he fudged his resume when said he graduated from uc berkeley. and the mommy makeover, the surgical option for women after pregnancy. those stories and more coming up in one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. larry is here with all of the sports. this time tomorrow focused on the sports. >> madison baumgartner still searching for his first win of the year. in l.a., giants and dodgers fans getting along. top of the second. two outs. mike fontanel going the other way. buster posey. back up the middle. tejada in. sanchez blows away juan uribe with the smoke. right now giants leading 3-0 in the ninth. a's and twins all smiles before the game. do a little dance. you know. gonzalez and dejesus messing around. the fun ended before one out was recorded. tyson ross tweaked his left side on the fifth bullpen of game.ch of the not sure how long he will get out. the a's bullpen have to get 27 outs. justin morneau. two-run blast to make it 4-1 minnesota and the a's trevor ploof is three-run shot ofis own. the twins sweep the two game mini series. jason giambi homered three times. he had just three hits all season coming into the game. he was batting .115. at 40, he is the second oldest player ever to hit three homers in a game. the rockkies went on to win the game 7-1. if you can't beat them, beat them up. the sharks tried that and did not work. they are down 2-0. >> in the series. things fell apart in the third period. they kept getting called for penalties. eager completely lost his mind. five penalties all by himself and that included a ten minute misconduct on top of it. the sharks love eager's intensity but he was way over eager last night. >> i guess he runs the fine line and the refs have been on to that and you definitely have to take a look at your game and watch out in crtain area. when walks that line on the right-side he is a great player for us. >> there will be dislike. it is the conference finals and that much more intense. we play again tomorrow. >> game three eastern conference finals in tampa. bruins and lightning. first period more than a minute in. off the rebound, a great move. boston with a 1-0 lead. nicely done. the bruins take a 2-1 series edge with a 2-0 victory. kevin durant threw down the nastiest dunk of the playoffs. a wicked one-handed against dallas in game two of the western conference finals. the thunder looking to steal home-court advantage. second quarter and here comes durant. get some. throws it right down on top of the 7 footer. over the rim. to the fourth. mavs down three. dirk being dirk. dallas down one. eric mayner off the bench. subbing for a benched west brook. a great pullup jumper. nate robinson doing what he does best which is cheer lead. he had 23. the thunder lead and even the series at a game apiece. former cal star deshawn jackson back in the bay area. visiting schools and talking to kids about dealing with bullying and handling conflicts without violence. jackson said he wanted to speak to students in oakland because he can empathize with the adversity that they face in and out of school. >> growing up in inglewood, it is kind of the thing and obstacles in life, people are not motivated and they don't already have a vision for us. i wanted to come here first to really let them know in life to have a vision. >> the accusations continue to mount against 7 time tour de france winner lance armstrong. tyler hamilton claims he was blood doping. armstrong's lawyer says hamilton is lying because he wants to sell a book. longest stage of the race. great finish. the final 100-yards. coming down. peter sagget comes from behind to win the stage right there. by finishing 11th chris warner maintains his 1:15 lead. good day for a rally. >> five hour ride. >> relaxing. >> thanks, larry. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry beil and spencer christian