street in oakland. police say they found evidence linking the driver to the pharmacy robbery. >> we can't tie him to the robbery that occurred earlier however i don't have enough information to say that he is tied into it but we are investigating that >> officers say the sexual assault will review, investigators will rae view information to determine whether robbery suspect was involved in the sexual assault as well. it has been two years since 9-year-old melody was killed by a drunk driver while walking with her father in novato. tonight the police are conducting so bright driver license checkpoint in honor of melody. thomas is live in novato tonight with more on this. thomas. >> we are on san marin drive and san carlos way in novato behind pwle a man on motorcycle with multiple dui struck and killed melody and maimed her father. that it was two years ago. and tonight just down the road marin county police officers set up a dui checkpoint in her name to try to prevent the tragedy like this one. marin county law enforcement dedicating dui checkpoint to 9-year-old melod melody. 2 yourself ago today that motorcyclist under the influence rammed into father and daughter here in novato. aaron says he has the memory fixed in his mind and heart. >> we were just walking across the street in a crosswalk holding hands and we were mowed down by a drunk driver. >>reporter: his daughter murdered by edward shafer in the collision. he lost a leg. he says every step is a remin reminder of his loss. >> i can forget about it sometimes but walking is not easy. doesn't come naturally and so my physical injuries are with me and they are a daily reminder. >>reporter: marin county officers asked his permission to use her name and picture for the checkpoint. >> this checkpoint we are having in novato is in honor of melody and her life and to bring awareness and education and also to deter drunk driving in novato and in marin county. >>reporter: dozens of cars lined up on san marin drive for the check point. licenses are checked. drivers are asked if they have been drinking. those like this family who had unlicensed driver at the wheel were taken out of their car and vehicle towed away. now tonight kick off so bright checkpoint all over the state. as far as the family here they had a baby boy 6 months ago and now along with the now 9-year-old daughter, they say they are a family of 4 again and hope to go on living a normal life. live in novato 7 nuts. >> thanks very much. >> l 5 seniors at so-cal high school in santa cruz county suspended over alleges that is they are white supremacist and spreading hate. as david reports the suspension were triggered by senior class photo. >> symbol of white hour have been surfacing for week at this high school including this photo of students doing a nazi salute. other incidents include graffiti and swastika. >> yes there are everywhere swastika. >>reporter: such as where. >> like carved into desk. a lot. >>reporter: administrators drew the line when 5 seniors wore white t-shirts in senior class photo o. they were suspended for wearing gang attire. >> this is a very small number of kid and limited number of incidents and our goal really is to bring it to the surface and deal witness. >>reporter: 1,000 students go to so-cal high school. some organized a meeting during lunch time yesterday to talk about the incident. >> they all thought it was a joke then it kind of got really out of hand and they didn't really realize like how it offended people and they really just kind of should have known better and really should pay for their consequences. >>reporter: another freshman said he was concerned the suspended seniors were setting a bad example for others. >> when they are doing it it kind of makes it for an example that like maybe the sophomore or freshmen should do it too. >>reporter: school superintendent expressed concern that a white group off campus may have tried to recruit student members. principal ken lawrence immanuel hope the suspension teach the 5 students a less soychbility at some point you hope the student gets the message. and frequently they get it the first tim. sometimes the second time. always hope for as few times as possible. >>reporter: letter to parents stress the school will work to protect everyone from harassment. suspended students have additional action taken against them. not allowed to attend tonight's senior prom. senior photo that prompted action against them will be retaken. in so-cal, david louie 7 news. >> the campbell police are crediting a young teenager with saving a little girl's life. boy gave a tip that meant he provided information about his own father. police have been lacking for george rodriguez for two weeks now. they say he left a 3-year-old girl for dead rolled up in a carpet. lee ann has the latest on the investigation. >>reporter: 35-year-old george rodriguez is still on the loos loose. campbell police say he fled after beast his former girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter. the little girl was found with a black eye, bruises on her face and stomach in this garage. police now say it was the suspect's son. 15-year-old boy living in the house who discovered the little girl in rolled up carpet. police say the girl was picked up by a prepared and taken to her mother. the 15-year-old troubled by his discovery eventually called police. but by then the girl's mother jane had disappeared with the child. two days later the little girl and her mother were found in this shopping center parking lot near saint teresa boulevard in san jose. this is police on may 11th after finding them. >> it's an area where we had some information that she may have had some friends in that area and so they the developed some lead that is she was possibly going to this the particular parking lot. >>reporter: neighbor says she's not surprised. police had been to the house in the past. >> we would go and look and trying to hop over the fence like trying to get to them and tell them to come out and it's happened like numerous times. >> very unfortunate and sad. beautiful little 3-year-old girl and now we had no idea. very quiet. they have some issues with the neighborhood. that also area but other than that it's a great neighborhood. >>reporter: mother is in custody but republican and democrat rig east has not been found. meanwhile police say the little girl is in protective custody. in campbell, abc 7 news. central california chemistry teacher faced a judge saying she helped kid inhale a dangerous chemical and kept explosives in her classroom. 34-year-old woman made nitroglycerin written in the class room while students present. yesterday a haz mountain and bomb squad l team removed the dangerous materials from her class room at livingston high school again in central california. 1100 students were evacuated while the team detonated the material in a field behind the schools. >> dozens of drug dealers being release from jail tonight as public defender jeff rolls out another video showing alleged police misconduct if san francisco. mark matthews has more on these dismissed cases. >> see the man in the white t-shirt in the middle of the screen? police suspected him of selling crack cocaine. and coming up next to him on the left is an undercover police officer attempting to make a buy. in his report that officer swore under penalty of perjury ri that the suspect had a rock of cocaine in his mouth wrapped in plastic that he spit out and then handed to a second man who delivered it to the undercover police officer. >> that never happened. tl they say there's suspected base rock cocaine in his paul many that never happened. he said look again at the man in the white t-shirt. >> hand in the pocket and his other hand is holding the phon phone. >>reporter: never hands off a peace of rock cocaine or anything else. case was dismissed and today the district attorney decided to dismiss 26 more involving the same officers from the mission station. >> we have already dismissed 6 other cases earlier this week. we'll continue to remove other cases that are involving this group of officers. >> he says 7 officers placed on administrative leave. department wide 119 cases have been dismissed by the da because of alleged police misconduct. >> i think that he'sering on the side of caution. can reback the cases again once our investigation is finished if he thinks that's appropriate to do so. >>reporter: chief of police says the video released by the public defender says it's a year old and incident has already been investigated by a civilian rae view board. >> this he did find that there was inappropriate behavior but i don't think it rises to the level as suggested by the attorney. >>reporter: stepfather of one suspect whose consist dismissed today told report that's police kicked in the door of his stepson room and walked out with money, camera, and 2 new i-pod. >> they forgot this. the ear about phone. they forgot it. so they took all the rest of the stuff. >>reporter: it isn't the first time that undercover officers from the mission station have been accused of stealing. internal affairs is investigating allegations made by residents at couple tenderloin hotels. chief says his department is getting to the bottom of it. officers involved are talking and any found guilty of misconduct will be disciplined. at the hall of justice, abc 7 news. >> l it was a case of mental breakdown not terrorism according to the attorney of man arrested for trying to break into the cockpit during a flight to san francisco. authorities say 26-year-old roger of yemen slammed his shoulder into the cockpit door on american airlines flight from chicago while yelling allah akbar meaning god is great. he was wrestled to the ground and held until the men landed. he pleaded not guilty in court today. >> somewhat of nervous breakdown on the plane. he was afraid. he was scared. that's what led to the out burst. >> does he say why he was afraid. >> we can't say right now. >>reporter: psychological examination of the pan was completedt the results not yet made public. more to bring you this friday night open the news at 9. just ahead graduation season. so what are the prospects for new college graduate entering the job market? >> bay area teenagers honored for avoiding a pitfall of their neighborhood. >> i'm spencer in the accu-weather forecast snevrment up come memorial day weekend. will look a little bit like spring. i i'll have the 7 day will look a little bit like spring. i i'll have the 7 day forecast coming up. >> 19 grade school students recognized today for staying away from gangs and from trouble. bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms runs the program. atf and other law enforcement officers work with kids before they reach the teenager years when gangs seem to have more appeal to them. these kids completed a 13 week program that gave them reasons to avoid violence and stay away from gangs. each received assert and special t-shirt. >> in my day that is how it works. whoever punch the hardest that was conflict resolution. now we give the kids the skills and ability not to do that. >> program has been in effect now for 20 years. well this is graduation season. very special time for young people and not so young as well. unfortunately for many leaving college they find options are much more limited than previous classes of students trying to get jobs. jonathan bloom reports from community college commencement in the east bay. [applause] 30 steps from the back of the gym to the podium where the college of alameda graduate will get their diplom diploma. first step towards something that 49-year-old robin sullivan wanted all her life. >> dream of mine to become a teacher to further my educatio education. i had children young and i was unable to do it because my children needed me at home. >>reporter: like many getting community college degree today robin is going on to state university. then credential program and then into uncertain job market with other graduate like jonathan wong. >> my mom always tells me you need to put your education first. and you need to educate yourself in order to get that job. because like competition out there. >> education spal value in and of itself. techb if you don't immediately get a job. >>reporter: it is true job market much different than 5 years ago. rutgers university study show ins 200690 percent of graduate from 4 year colleges were mroytd within a year. but last year only about half got jobs. that's why it may not be surprising that while two-thirds of 06 graduate moved back home after school, according to research firm 20 something ink 85 percent of last year graduate moved back in with mom and dad. >> i'm currently living with mom and dad. best thing right now u say can't support our own. >>reporter: jonathan lives at home too because you see he's only 17. >> so you are graduating from college today and high school tomorrow. >> yes. kind of backward but happening for me. >>reporter: wong has time on his side. as for l robin. >> whether it gives me a job or it doesn't many it is something that i weren't to come mr. issue that will make me feel good and whole inside. >>reporter: in alameda, abc 7 news. >> congratulations goods luck to the graduate. >> we showed you the impressive image frightening really few difficulties ago. tornado touch downed near chico on wednesday night. first spotted by helicopter in glen and butte county but now this looks from the ground. debris swirl in the air. nobody was injured but the farm bureau reports hundreds of acres of almond plies were destroyed. 5 or 6 funnel clouds spotted in the county that night. remarkable pictures on the air that night. coming in now. >> spencer is here. i trust none of that for the memorial day wean. >> expect the weather to be unusual but not that unusual. certainly not threatening. live view from the high definite figures mount tam camera on to the bay. a little bit of san francisco out there and distance on the right and bay bridge in the center of the screen. it's partly cloudy night. going to get even cloudier this afternoon as we loop satellite image you can see weak frontal system broke up and fell apart after a little bit of early morning light rain in parts of the north bay. high pressure today managed to get up to 71 at concord. 70 at fairfield. clover dale and 60's in most other locations and right now we lack at temperatures in the mid 50's all across the bay area. pretty much uniform readings at the moment and highlights these slight chance of showers tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night becoming mostly sunny on sunday with clouds returning on monday memorial day and satellite radar composite image shows continuing pattern something we have been having last several weeks now that is another cool trough developing in the jet stream more cool air down from the northwest that will provide us a challenging weekend. time line into tomorrow as the precipitation to our north stretched to move closer and closer and by late afternoon into the evening hours we see some light showers here in the bay area and snow will be falling over in the sierra. in the tahoe area as a matter of fact things look lake over the weekend in tahoe or will look like. snow level down to 5000 feet. snow begin late tomorro tomorrow. continue into sunday morning. to it's rather winter in tahoe saturday sunday but monday memorial day a date to remember. pretty nice. bay wear tonight cloud thicken overnight hours. low pressure will drop down to about upper from is to low 50's. pretty narrow range of 0low overnight. 48 to 52 for most bay area. high pressure starting south bay well below average but it will be a pleasant day. high mainly in the mid 60's, 67 at san jose, 66 santa clara and cupertino on the peninsula we see mid 60's low to mid 60's 60's at millbrae. 64 red wad city. 65 at palo alto. mid 50's on the coast at pacifica and a half moon bay. in and around san francisco lack for high in the mid upper 50's tomorrow. north bay high will range from only 59 at sausalito to 63 at novato. 66 at santa rosa and calistoga. nearest baylow to mid 60's. 61 at berkeley. 61 at hayward. 62 at union city. inland east bay milder. mid upper 60's there. 64 at walnut creek and pleasanton. antioch and near monterey bay look for mid 60's near the bay and upper 60's inland gilroy morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast. sunday skies will clear up. breezy. pleasant inland high in the low 70's upper 60's right around the bay but only in the 50's on the coast. cool down again on monday memorial day. skies mostly sunny and then monday night a slight chance of some light rain overnight but it doesn't lack like it's an area wide event. >> consistent temperatures. >> right through the we can. >> continue tonight. seafood scam. why the fish you order may not be the fish you get. >> traveling for memorial day weekend. new report may have you thinking twice about where you sit. we talk about germs. you thinking twice about where you sit. we talk about germs. stay with us. >> for more than 5 decades this cafe in san francisco forth beach has been one of the city most popular hang outs. hip place to be. poet. police. politicians and celebrity came for the noodles and art cool atmosphere. when it closed in 2006 it marked the end of an institution but it will open again tuesda under a new name. it will become a bass theme restaurant bringing elegance back to broadway. >> this is historic spot. it was previously run for the past 53 years and so we are the first guys to kind of khaingt up and do something new with it. >> they will offer inside outside dining serving mainly cocktails next tuesday it open opens. >> when it comes to sea have had conservation groups say you can be fooled about what you are eatingth some concern scientist are now warning that fish fraud is not onlyed about for consumer it is dangerous to fish population. wayne has more on the problem and who is fishing for solution. l. >> fish in a restaurant. in many cases eating it is an act of faith. if rush it's yellow tail. at pacific seafood you cap pretty much bank on it. but new report by group has questioned how the food and drug administration may have let fish standard slip in the country. >> fda has definitely fallen down on the job in terms of enforcing again non-health related problems. >> almost 80 percent of the fish that are consumed in the u.s. come from outside the country and that means a whole range of different practices. >>reporter: she works for one of the rare whole saleers who document their fish. you see the tag? one like it on every fish allowing l her to trace the history. >> it would take you directly to the web site which would have a link to the fish. story hoon the fish. how l it was caught. >>reporter: how come the fish doesn't have a page on face pwichblingt it might actually. >>reporter: critic believe every fish consumer deserve this is level of accountabilit accountability. they lack too similar especially after the fin and scale are gone leaving too much uncertainty. >> without tagging and traceability people could be unknowingly eating endangered species. >> it's fish. tl all taste the same. >>reporter: isn't fish fish? >> unfortunately not. >>reporter: maybe fish is only a fish once we establish the pedestrian agree. as one solution they recommend taking dna sample from fish to identify what species they are. yes it means consumer would probably pay l more money. from the newsroom, abc 7 news. when we continues here tonight. first funeral for the victim of the massive tornado in my suvrment even as more deadly storms hit the eastern united states. >> we get a new look at the deadly air france disaster over the atlantic. what the black box reveal. >> east bay war hero tells us that his close encounter with death. thank you from the people of france. stay with u us. another half hour of news people of france. stay with u us. another half hour of news begins here in just a moment #ç3 >> good evening once again. storm front that hit the midwest continues its december struck 5 ways today. more fatality report entered georgia and more confirmed death in missouri as bodies are recovered n.joplin, missouri officials are pairing down the list of 2 32 missing people. 90 have been found. another 6 are confirmed dead. but 136 people are still unaccounted for. mark has more. >>reporter: another wave of severe weather whack section of the country on thursday night. fast moving storm smacked virginia is lasting only 3 minutes but leaving behind significant damage >> scared me pretty good. yes. nobody is hurt. recan rebuild. >>reporter: in pennsylvania tornado spotted on an interstate. violent system stretched from the east coast to the south. killed at least 3 people in atlanta. topple trees. slice this home in half. >> i was on the first floor and things got falling off the wall so i ran into the closet. the love caved n.beams were on the floor. 2 trees still coming through the window. >>reporter: this man 19-year-old grandson was killed by a fallen tree. >> never thought would i lose pl it but here it is. >>reporter: ef 3 tornado touched down in bush, louisiana. >> sounded like a freight train. >>reporter: in joplin, missouri list of dead climbed to at least 1 26 and search for missing continue also. but for tammy l the search is now over. officials confirm her 12-year-old son zacchary williams died. >> fill love you. i love you too. officials president obama is expected to attend memorial service in joplin on sunday. this is abc news. today we got new insight into the air france disaster when jumbo jet mysteriously plunged into the atlantic ocean 2 years ago. crew recovered the plane black box at the bottom of the ocean. they reveal that in news 3 and a half minutes the plane dropped 38,000 feet. that is 18 stories a second. the boxes show the crew appears to have done the opposite of what they should have when the air speed sensors ice up during a thunderstorm. >> both co-pilot in the cockpit lost faith in all the instruments and did not know what they had. it was a progressive thing that started with the air speed indication but they really did not have the tring to know how to handle it. >>reporter: all 228 people on beard that flight from brazil, paris were killed. >> president obama returns to washington tomorrow after a week of meetings in europe. while there he met with world leaders of the g-8 summit to discuss ways to help arab country to mav toward democracy. the 8 country promised up to 40 billion dollars in aid. >> fully support country like tl transition to democracy and ensure that democratic transition is accompanied by economic growth. >>reporter: the president finished the day in poland where he made his first ever visit to that country. he laid wreath at the tomb of the unknown and warsaw getto and met with polish leaders there. republican field of presidential candidate continues to agree as sarah palin continues to hint at the idea that she may run again. but there's another candidate who is expected to throw her hat into the ring. it could make for competitive field. john karl explains. >> it could be the epic battle of campaign 2012. mama grizzly sarah palin versus tea party hero michelle back man. politically they appear to be soul mate. conservative who fire up tea party like no other republicans. just listen to what shawn hannity asked this crowd last spring. >> how many of you would like to see a palin back man ticket? [applause] officials year later it looks more likely they could be running against each other. >> we know our ambassador bess days yet to come. >>reporter: she's not in yet but look at the campaign style video sheree leased today. upcoming tour of american landmark. if back man looking like a candidate for months. listen to what she said today in iowa. >> i have had the calling and the tugging on my heart that this is the rate thing to do. >>reporter: another recent iowa trip she told us she wouldn't hesitate to run against palin t.would you run against sarah palin for president? could you envision doing that. >> i love sarah pale i hope. i love her. she is a wonderful individual. >>reporter: but if palin runs, does that make it any less likely that you would run. >> my decision would be based upon what i believe is the right thing to do. >>reporter: we'll see. abc john karl reporting. astronauts on board the shuttle endeavor made history this morning completing the final space walk of the nasa shuttle program. astronaut gregory fwhol went to high school in san jose we interviewed him live on the news at 9:00 as you may have scene was one of the space walker who if space station now as big as football field and weighs over 800,000 pounds. he says it was a fitting way to do this. shuttle endeavor there for the first semi-pwhi 12 years achlingt shuttle endeavor is expected to land back on earth next wednesday. well, you may have seen the shuttle overhead this morning if you were up early at 5:15. what looked like bright star approaching from the south west was actually the endeavor in orbit 220 miles above the earth surface. if you missed it you get another chance to site. passing on sunday morning at 4:27 am assuming clear skies and assuming you get up early for that. >> port of oakland flipped a switch on new system that make it much greener. technology allow ship at the port plug into an electric grid and they turn off their auxiliary engine. this eliminates thousands of pounds of emission that won't be pumped out into the air. >> this represents dataing about 4000 truck off the road. truck that emit diesel particl particle. it's known carcinogen. this is great project. >> shipping giant a p l first to tl use the technology. by 2014 half of all ships must use shore power. >> piedmont man honored by the french government for his role in world war ii. 67 years later. he received french legion on of honor and don sanchez was there. about. >> to us you are a true hero. >>reporter: the french con some general is a lawsuited the highest award the legion of honor created by that peel i don't know is 18 02. he was thanked for contributing to the liberation of france during world war ii. >> i'm highly honored by the french government to provide me with this beautiful gift. >>reporter: he was one of family of 8 children living in oakland who join the army at age 19 and headed to france. >> just go go go. march after march. 30 miles. chasing enemy. and all of a sudden all hell turned loose. tl mortar shells falling and body are flying back like this. >>reporter: he prayed. he survived. only to be shot in the leg later and then hit in the neck by shrapnel with a attaching. he would receive the purpose el heart n.basement he encountered a german soldier with grenade in his hand. he put it down. >> let that go and it did. boom. would have killed quite a few. >>reporter: when the war ended he didn't want to look back. did you have nightmares for a long time. >> yes i had all kind of nightmare. see all those things it hit me real hard. >>reporter: when he returned home he found solace in music and became a successful popular musician at clubs and events for years. >> i fv worked for officials joins his other medal tribute his heroism. >> bravo congratulations. plans for the holiday weekend tonight? delay likely to encounter if travels take you across the bay. we have that story. and while talking traveling. if riding train or flying, the report that may make you think twice next time you take the a report that may make you think twice next time you take the a seat. stay with us.i'll be >> transportation items. if you plan to drive over the bay bridge or ride bart this wean. expect delay and detour. cal-trans making changes to the east bound lane near the bay bridge toll plaza. lanes will be moved slightly to the south and that means some eastbound lanes will be closed for the work starting at 8:00 p.m. saturday and sunday night reopening at 5:00 a.m. the next morning. westbound traffic will not be affected by this. bart riders can also expect delay of up to 40 minutes. that's because trains through the transbay tube will run on a single track to accommodate repair work. >> actually an emergency repair contract. we have to fix some cable that l feed the third rail. god forbid we should have a failure in the cable. it would mean basically no service through the transbay tube when trying to carry hundreds of thousands of riders. >>reporter: work begins after the last train friday, saturday and sunday night so find out more about both of those closures at abc 7 news.com. check out our web site. we'll detail it there for you as wel well. >> if traveling this memorial day weekend you mate want to sit down for this next story. or maybe not. it's about germs on public seats. experts have tested variety of seats including those on bart. elizabeth has done the dirty work and has the results. our journey begins with a single swab on the seat of my car in washington, d.c. here goes. and ends 3000 miles away in san francisco. along the route we swab every seat we come in contact with. the seat in a car. taxi. airport. airplane. rental car. restaurant. hotel lobby. hotel room. movie theater. park bench and yes a toilet seat. then finally bart itsel itself. do you avoid sitting on the seat. >> i do. fabric cover are really filthy. >> you would think the seat would be pretty dirty. >>reporter: with the of seat be the dirty dozen? we sent our sample here to the microbiology ji department at nyu. >> there were so many organism on these seats i would say that they were never cleaned or rarely cleaned. that is something to be reckoned with. >>reporter: nearly one-third of the seats contain traces of e.coli. more than half showed indications of fecal matter. but bart wasn't one of them. agency now santizes and swap these out overnight and as spokesperson points out it's people who bring bacteria on to the train. >>e if expted this inteiew oseat. did you ju put that on my hand. wait a minute. which came first. >>reporter: other not so bad seat? my car. also the hotel. and the toilet seat. we thought for sure we would find bad bacteria after asked to leave the china town restaurant where we had lunch. just finish eating in the restaurant and swabing the seat for bacteria and then it was shut did you know. here's the notice. vermin yes but no significant bacteria. now for the doozy. rental car of course. our rental car with only 7 14 miles on it but thousands of e.coli count. even more e.coli on this bench in union square. there was staph on a movie theater seat and my airplane seat was bad but the airport lounge was worse. the worst. >> it had so many organism we called the it innumerable. so many you can't count. they grew together. >>reporter: next time they tell you to have a seat keep your hands to yourself. elizabeth, abc news. check this chair behind me. still ahead here tonight. dynamite exhibit where pre-historic replica roaming a dynamite exhibit where pre-historic replica roaming a bay area mu seal. stay with u ingings.@ >> golden gate bridge soon turns 75. they kicked off a year long program that culminates next memorial day weekend with a party. it's party with a purpose. 3 agency work together to raise funds to build a new and improved visitor center for the national landmark. new web site golden gate bridge 75.org will keep tab on all things 75 anniversary. golden gate bridge opened 74 years ago today. by the way starting westbound sidewalk will close as part of bridge retrofit project. off limits until september. that means bikers and pedestrians will share the east bound sidewalk. bikers have access 24 hours a day and pedestrians will have access from sunrise to sunset. if let's go back to update the memorial day weekend forecast. spencer is monitoring that for us. >> okay dan things looking interesting shall we say. time lapse video you this even afternoon from the heavenly camera. thick clouds moving over the lake. it's going to be rather winter like weekend in tahoe snow tomorrow night. here in the bay area tomorrow we lack at thickening clouds. early in the day some light rain developing later in the afternoon into the evening and it's much cooler than normal for this time of the year. high pressure generally in the low to mid 60's tomorrow the. someplace just in the 50's. and back to tahoe just talking about that. snow overnight saturday night into sunday. pleasant and dry day on monday. facility looking mild and dry through the weekend. here's our accu-weather 7 day forecas forecast. breezy here over the weekend but mild on sunday and mainly sunny with high pressure inland in the low 70's. cool down just a tad on monday memorial day but dry most of the day with slight chance overnight monday night of light rainfall otherwise dry week coming up next weekend. pleasant one. >> can't ask for more than tha that. thanks spencer. >> new exhibit dinosaur roaming the earth once again kind of or at least lawrence hall of sigh the earth once again kind of or at least lawrence hall of sigh nens berkeley check that thing out. life size t.rex and other creature part of exhibit that opens tomorrow called dinosaur on earth. they roar and stomp before your very eyes. even an area where kids can do their own archeological dig for the prae historic animal. exhibit opens tomorrow and returns until next january. >> speaking of roaring and stomping that's what larry does back in the sports department. >> i was going to say i notice the picture of the dinosaur resemble when i started my career. >> all of them. >> just feels that way sometimes. >> maybe that's it. >> yes. what's the last thing the giants need right now? believe another collision at the plate? with monster transfielder barreling in. the giants survive that and rookie who delivers grand slam in his survive that and rookie who delivers grand slam in his debut. sports next ooh, >> come up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. dui checkpoint already going up for the memorial day weekend. live report on that a little while ago but why some lawmakers say they have little to do with actually catching drunks. >> skiing in the sierra. resort that are still open. 6 months after the season starte started. those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 11 over on channel 7. but larry is here. >> take out every catcher we have. >> seems like that way. fiel fielder is a huge guy. last thing to do is be in his way. case for the giants. went to milwaukee really still depressed over the loss of buster posey one swing of the bat of crawford brought the giants back to life. he started the week in single a ball in san jose. now milwaukee means sausage races. if you bet italian you are rolling in cash tonight. bottom 3. tim l wow! weeks really crushed that pitch. 9th of the year. 2 nothing brewer brewers. in the fifth oh, no. not another play at the plate. going home on grounder. morgan safe. bruce argues gets tossed. 3 nothing milwaukee. in the seventh. meet the kid. crawford. grew up in pleasanton. short stop with future. future is now baby. crawford first big league hit is a grand slam. instantly giants up 5-3. bottom 8. bases loaded for milwaukee. jonathan base hit to left. 1 run score. play at the plate. look out. fielder bulls over white side who hangs on. welcome to the big with a shaving cream pie in the face. all good. giants win 5-4. meanwhile posey spoke with reporters today about his situation buster said he does not expect to play again this season. niece a lot of pain. broken leg and torn ligaments. he doesn't want to switch position but would like to see baseball give catchers more protection at home plate. giants president larry said today the giants have to find a way to win without buster. >> as we did last year you remember we have to make adjustment and i think the fans have the confidence that the team with all the good players we have will make the adjustment and front office will make adjustment if necessary to keep us as contender in the race. >> a's and orioles. l raising awareness about skin cancer prevention. bottom 2 tied at 1. david base hit off reynolds glove. ellis and a's up 2-1. game tied. item the middle here. pennington. diving stop to start the f inning then in the sixth other 2 out hit for oakland. base hit. 2 down. win some games. this time sweeney delivering. andy scores to make it 3-2. a's open it up a bit. in the bottom of the seventh. to football. raiders back on the field. not here. on high school field outside of atlanta. with a lock out still in effect raiders working out on their own led by defensive end seymour and quarterback campbell. >> as you can see i'm sweating so i guess that's a good thing. >>reporter: looks like any other pre-season work out only this year because of the lock out, players have mobilize on their own. all preparation for nfl season that may or may not happen. >> uncertain time for the nfl but one thing we want to make sure is that we'll be ready to go when the season starts and i think it starts in the off season 0for sure. we tried to build that foundation. >>reporter: raiders are fortunate. good number of the guys live in the atlanta area. 30 roster players and number of 2011 draft pick are taking part in competitive 7 on 7 drills against members of the falcons. >> main thing for us is install. try to get the guy here as much as possible before we leave this week and so when the lock out does end won't take them so long to catch on. >>reporter: maybe most impressive is the leadership being shown by campbell and seymour. call it a renewed commitment to excellence. >> real advantage because we get chance to get together. not a lot of teams can put these many players together. for us to do that for guys to show the commitment and take time out to come out here and be with their team mates and keep learning and keep improving is big. >>reporter: if we move on. caroline is no. 1 rank women tennis player in the world but yet to win a grand slam title. won't win the french open. ousted today. spent 33 weeks rank no. 1 facing danielle a in third round action. she had not dropped a set in 3 matches. big forehand there won first set easily. match point clips the net. voons to the fourth round. top 2 women seed in paris. f men third round 2 seed novak and juan fichlt like saying. that if looking for 42 straight win. look going early with four hand. second set f.the match was suspended due to rkne. they are tied 1 set appease and they will continue tomorrow. game 7. eastern conference final. boston and tampa bay. steven take a puck off the face. that hurt. this would hurt even more. in the third from david nathan horton finds the back of the net to break a scoreless tie 1-nil. boston is the final score. bruins headed to the stanley cup final first i'm in 21 years. game one wednesday in vancouver and college softball. stanford versus alabama. decisive game 3 of the super regional bottom 6. scoreless until tl riley ripped one down the line. that would be the only run of the game. 1 nothing tied. alabama moves on to college softball world series. >> watching pitcher pitch softball l always fascinating. >> those girls can bring it. distance between the mound and the plate is shorter than major league baseball but if you work the math out it's like facing 90 miles per hour ball. >> absolutely. >> thanks larry very much. that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00. this friday coffee tv 20. for all of us here we appreciate your time. l see you again in an hour over on channel serve. goodbye for noi you again in an hour over on channel serve. goodbye for noi now