to school. now new evidence. searchers found things before but never this close to the bus stop. the briefing at the sheriff's office in san jose and lisa is live with that. lisa? >> investigators and deputy full briefing on today development. short time ago here at the sheriff's department and officials now confirm that they have taken items to their crime lab for testing. this is video from sky 7 hd taken tonight before the west end of palm avenue in morgan hill today. that's where earlier this afternoon a volunteer with class kids found an empty box labeled stainless steel handcuffs and about 5 feet away 2 used condom. that volunteer called law enforcement medley. >> they are collecting it as possible evidence. we don't know if these items are going to be relited to the is sierra la mar case but we'll have them submitted to the crime lab for further testing. >> the field where the items were found is just a mile and a half from sierra house. she disappeared march 16. hundreds of volunteers searched a 12 mile radius from the 15-year-old home while about 40 law enforcement officials and members of the fbi continue to work this case. investigators are now saying sierra may have been abducted. back here live now investigation will continue tomorrow as well while the search involving volunteers will go on until sunday. live in san jose, lisa, abc 7 news. all right lisa thanks very much. we'll of course keep you up to date for any new development on the story. major changes now being promised for hundreds of chinese workers who make apple computer best selling product. company that runs the plant that make i.pad and i.phones says it will reduce working hours while protecting pay to improve health and safety conditions and establish voice for worker. more tonight on all of this from bill. >> at this time took a rash of suicide and 2 deadly explosions to make them think different about the way they treat their workers. but along with our camera they also welcome the fair labor association to audit 3 separate factories that surhave i over 35,000 workers. tonight results are in. they found over 50 violations bi biggest among them forced over time. hundreds of thousands struggle to keep up with the relentless demand for the latest apple product. most make 2 dollars an hour. while most say the wages are fair, 64 percent say they don't make enough to meet the basic needs. would you define this as a sweat shop? >> no. >>reporter: did you find any evidence of child labor. >> no child labor no forced labor. >>reporter: even so tonight fox con announces big changes. while the fla asked for a maximum 60 hour work week, fox con is promising to lower it even further to 49 hours without lowering weekly pay. which means they have to build entire new lines. dorms. can teen. hire tens of thousands of new work investigators keep up with all the lines at the apple store. will apple eat the cost and going on to the customer. >> social responsibility has a cost. we are asking factory to make significant investment to produce a more ethical product. we have all got to be ready to share that cost. >>reporter: bill reporting and he has much more on the changes at the apple factory in china coming up at 11:35 over on channel 7 after our late broadcast there. well california democratic lawmakers today stage their own pro at the time over the shooting death of a black florida teenager by neighborhood watch man. they wore hoodie in legislative session today. now this follows yesterday action by illinois representative bob rush who wore a hoodie on the house floor in washington calling for justice for trayvon martin. we have more open what happened today here in california from sacramento. >> i could be trayvon martin. >>reporter: led by state senator rob wright members from the black latino and asian caucus are the latest lawmakers to don hoodie. protest last month killing of florida teenager tray vop martin by neighborhood watch volunteer t.normally hats forbidden in the legislature. but democratic leaders allowed it. >> some people may say well why are you doing this on the senate floor. we are leaders. and we must always democrat state our willingness to step in somebody else's shoes and understand what it must be lik like. >>reporter: republicans did not wear hoodie because theyus joined in the sentiment of ajurng session in memory of the 17-year-old who was walkinging to his father's home from the store. >> i hope we can see this as an opportunity to come together. to find the truth. to allow justice to be served. and maybe get to the point of healing. >>reporter: sacramento symbolic act comes as abc news obtained police security video of the gun man george zimmerma zimmerman, neighborhood watch man who is claiming self-defense. zimmerman said martin knocked him to the ground and punched him but the video just hours after the incident show no, sir visible signs of a struggle. new pictures added to lawmaker anger. >> there clearly were no bruise that is were visible from the video. and it did not appear that he had a broken nose or required medical attention which again adds to much of the outrage that many of us feel. >>reporter: while critic call the legislature action inappropriate because not all the facts are n-lawmakers felt it was important for californians to talk about racism and racial profiling. the chairman of the latino caucus called on florida law make investigators change the self-defense law which he says allows people to kiln cold blood with no consequences. in sacramento, abc 7 news. pennsylvania man facing 10 years in federal prison tonight after trying to take fireworks on board philadelphia flight to san francisco. 29-year-old joseph pickle told authorities he just forgot he had the commercial grade m-80 fireworks with him. it's a crime. security check point in philadelphia at the airport shut down while police investigated. united flight 4 45 arrived in san francisco 40 minutes late because of that incident. some passengers didn't even know what had happened. others though did. >> they stopped from us leavin leaving. they had to check the bag and that waits. >> people were text and phone call and what not so a little bit scary. >> like a cold chill. hair on your neck stands up. >>reporter: pickle appeared in federal court and charged with carrying an explosive on to a plane. transportation security agency officials do not believe pickle is a terrorist. unexpected surprise in oakland today. bunch of kid doing some clean up work found t expect. while picking up trash around lake merit they found a bag filled with valuable in the waterment all kind of stuff in the bag. laura anthony has the story. pishingts weekly garbage clean up turned into a treasure hunt for group of sixth gradeers from saint paul 62. instead of the usual aassortment of debris. they found 2 cloth bags full of precious jewelry and other heirloom. >> look at all the bracelet. >>reporter: don't usually find this kind of thing. >> not really, no. i have heard of stories of a woman who was whether found a golden ring in the grass but it's kind of amazing. >>reporter: bag were filled with at least 100 pieces of silver an gold rings bracelet watches. candle holders even a silver spichbility there's several dozen heavy silver rings with openal and other gem on it and a lot of old gold watches the type that used to be given away when people would retire. look like some commemorative coins and things. one seems to be from wimbledo wimbledon. >> classic mostly. >>reporter: dr. richard bailey with the oakland institute. he's overseeing hundreds office lake merit clean up over the years. and though never anything quite like this, he has pulled some interesting items out of the water. >> somebody's briefcase with passport. couple kilogram of mysterious white powder that somebody wanted to take off our hand for free but we gave it to the cops. >> happy i found this gag. >>reporter: in this case the kid marvel at the discovery for awhile before packing the stash back that the bag to turn over to oakland police. for these students it was a good lesson in doing the right thing. >> feel good that somebody might get their stuff back. >> yes. if people have gotten their stuff taken only writ to get it back to them. >>reporter: after today discovery the sixth graders are especially excited about next week clean up. this is 7 news. all right sure they are excited who know what is they find next week. >> police plan to pick up the jewelry tomorrow morning. public will have 90 days to look at it and claim what is theirs but if nobody claims it, the loot could good back to the kid. >> speaking of loot w.a little less than 24 hours before friday night drawing mega million mania is sweeping the nation. >> chance at 500 million. want to buy a ticket? >> typical customers that would normally buy 2 dollars worth of tickets are now spending 20. >> american dreechlt only takes one dollar. >> if i win, if pay off my house. pay bills. >>reporter: buy a small islan island. web site for california lottery commission lists the stores that have sold winning ticket worth 1 million dollars or more including these 6 in the bay area. cavinaugh liquor in san lorenzo, 7-11 on center road in san jose. y p liquor in los altos. you save electric or in santa cruz. delta pure water in brentwood. and hahn a bottle shop in santa clara. we shot these pictures tonight of people waiting in line to buy tickets at cavanaugh liquor in san lorenzo i mentioned. that's where tv we are live tonight. pick up a ticket for me. >> yes, i did not get a ticket. in fact they are closed right now. they just closed up at 9:00 o'clock but it's all about the 5 40 million dollars that's why people kate came out hoping to get a ticket. they had to wait in line and check out the line earlier. it was around the block. people were generally in good spirits because there's not hope of all the monthat could come your way. unfortunately you had to wait a little while if you wanted to get to ticket. >> well the line is al the way at the back. app hour wait. >> this store hats reputation cavanaugh for winners. motor in northern california we just had one in january and now this big mega million jack pot. everybody knows it. >>reporter: they certainly do. it was a little old lady who won the last jack pot. and she was actually a regular so if you are not a regular and want to come out here, you do still have a chance. they open tomorrow at 9:00 o'clock but recommending people get here at 8:00 o'clock because they expect another line. they had a record sales today. so you still have time to get a ticke ticket. i believe 7:45 tomorrow night you have to have the ticket by before that drawing. in san lorenzo. >> that's a ton of money. thanks very much. lottery officials expect 13 million tickets sold every hour as the deadline approaches. in fact they say it's very likely that so many tickets will have been sold that every possible combination of 6 digits will have been played which means someone is very likely to whip tomorrow night if you bought a ticket. good luck to you. >> this is busy thursday night. more to bring you come up from the i team. more problems for controversial solar project in sonoma county. project isn't working. >> rick santorum wrings presidential campaign to the bay area. message today at the jelly belly factory. >> i'm in the forecast center. stormy weather steaming our way. i'll have the 7 day forecast. >> thanks. new buzz on what may killing off the honey beach researchers take a look at something used on america whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >> field of solar pan well to save 1 million dollars at local school district this year. but the i.team has learned that the district won't save any money. in fact it will spend money. hundreds of thousands of dollars. dan tonight with i.team story he has been following since september. >> rows and rows of solar pan relevant popping up at sonoma valley unified school district site with the promise of saving millions. >> we expect to save over 26 million dollars in the next 25 years. >>reporter: there's just one problem. >> rate now they are not operating. >>reporter: nearly 10 million dollar project was supposed to be finished in august 2,000 11. district was supposed to see 1 million dollar in savings this school year. while some sites ready to go others don't even have the panels on this they destroyed our serenity and peace of our back yard. >>reporter: this is the view from nancy's second floor window. people living across from the district main office on railroad avenue say the panel block their view of the rolling hills. neighbors have complained the school didn't give proper notification for the solar project. district did post notices of the school board vote in the local paper on christmas eve and new years eve back in 2010 but never said where the meeting would take place. >> i want to feel insured that those panels will be lowered. >>reporter: neighbors spoke out at school board meetings about the panel on railroad avenue that were to be lowered last year. they haven't been. they say the plant nut to hide the panel they are dying. >> most look dead so i still think they are pretty ugly and the whole vegetation isn't pretty. >> school says it's a construction problem. they are not finished. and they don't really get into details. >>reporter: i.team went to recent school board meat to go ask district officials about the hold up. why is it solar isn't working? deputy superintendent freeze has been overseeing the solar project. >> why isn't the solar working. the contractor has run into serious series of problems outside of our control. >>reporter: outside your control. >> yes. >>reporter: how much money have you lost in failed savings because it has been 6 months, right. >> hang on just a moment. >>reporter: can you at least standstill for a second. >> no. >>reporter: we tried to ask school board president gary smith about the solar panel not working. he refused to discuss the issue. why is the hard to answer question. >> i don't know why you are pushing so hard. >>reporter: when people are evasive, i push. you won't answer a basic question? superintendent? he called for district superintendent the to answer for him and the rest of the elected school board. >> yes we have concerns that the solar isn't up and running and yes we wish it were. >>reporter: deputy superintendent said somebody has replaced the contractor and is paying 1,000 dollars a day in people ty. company will pay more than 250,000 dollars. that won't make up the 1 million dollar the district hoped to save this year so according to freeze the district may have to spend 300 to 400,000 $or more out of the general found for their electricity. we asked her about the solar panel delay and said they don't comment on open contract. >> i don't think they did their due diligence. >>reporter: school board accepted lowest bid on the project. next lowest bid was 2 million dollars more no. way of knowing if a different contractor could have delivered on time but one board member wonders what lesson the school officials should take away from the process. >> maybe we learn the lesson that cheap is more expensive in the end. >>reporter: there was talk of suing the construction company to recoup the savings but school officials want to avoid lengthy and costly legal battle. solar panel are now supposed to be up and running in may. i'm posting a new i.team blog with raw video showing just how difficult it has been to get answer from his school district officials. that's at abc 7 news.com. for the i team recall, 7 news. all right working solar panel plenty of sunshine to soak up the last day or so but that will change. spencer is here with the forecast for the weekend. >> so true. cloud are thickening and rain on its way. we have pretty intense storm coming our way. live view right now of calm conditions out over the bay. high definition east bay camera in emeryville west ward back along the bay brim towards san francisco but skies are cloudy and there's moisture in the atmosphere open live doppler 7 hp. santa rosa reported light rain in the last couple hours and you can see it moving to the marin couldn't coast line as well. not wide spread yesterday but moisture is lurking offshore that is going to work its way on shore. so there may be sprinkles in the north bay overnight and tomorrow. right now still pretty mild under these cloudy conditions. temperatures generally in the mid to upper 50's across the bay area. these are the highlights. occasional sprinkle fall tonight and tomorrow in the north bay. mild conditions tomorrow in the south bay with high pressure up near 70 degrees in the warmest location and it will be windy and rainy and raw on saturday. satellite radar composite image shows the system that is producing moisture open the maps right now. item north and northwest. another storm still building at sea is the big rain maker for saturday. this storm headed our way overnight tomorrow night so start forecast animation 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at which point we probably already see some more light rain up in the north bay and then during the late night overnight hours become better organized and come heavy and saturday morning we see cold front approaching with lots of heavy rainfall in the, out ahead of the frontal system. wiped conditions accompany and continue into the midmorning hours finally front will sneep on through. showers which could be numerous during the day on saturday. won't see any clearing any wide clearing until sunday morning. so saturday is quite a day of active weather. meanwhile in the sierra winter storm watches in effect from late tomorrow night to late saturday night. we expect 1 to 2 feet of additional snow above 65 muscarolas feet and we expect 5 to 10 inches above 5000 feet gusts of wind could reach 60 miles per hour through the passes so it is a challenging drive if headed out that way. bay area low pressure generally in the low 50's. pretty mild. clouds around and sprinkle or light rain in the far northern part of the viewing area. then tomorrow we probably see partly sunny skies at least in parts of the corner. 70 degrees at livermore, san jose. mid upper 60's but it's cooler up north where there are more clouds and better chance of rainfall and here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast. stormy day on saturday and cooler one as wel well. still breezy on sunday but mostly sunny and calmer and milder with high in the 60's. we'll see mid upper 60's monday and tuesday wednesday of next week that's not taking a sharp enough shape that we can tell you how intense storm it will be. >> thanks very much. >> as we continue. baby whale in distress. up next. specia specializezezezezezezeliia sweetheart. we need to t talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. >> wild life. scientist say honey bee and bumble bee are getting sick from very common class of pesticide. it's used on 90 percent of corn crops in the united states. it's attacking the central nervous system of bees. driving down the number of queen and causing bee not to return to their hives. u.s. environmental protection agency is considering banning these chemicals. find rtion published in the journal of science. >> young golden eagle found injured and has now been nursed back to health and back in the wild tonight. officials with the lindsay wild life museum released rehab eagle from l will interness area in san ramone this morning. it was taken to the museum animal hospital in walnut creek last october after being found with a fractured wing in livermore. l likely hit by a car but is on the mend and on the wing once again. well it took hours of evident but rescue crew freed a baby whale that they that had gotten trapped in fishing net off southern california. trained disentanglement crew from 2 centers used a special tool to cut the net away from the tail. whale medley dove. surfaced 400 yards away and disappeared. it was found yesterday and marker buoy were attached to be monitored. >> another whale caught in fishing net nearby over the weekend. rescuers also freed that one but he was later found dead sadly. gray my great north after wintering in baja california lagoon. >> more to bring. when of news continues tonight. damage control. >> dude gets beat. >> governor from 3 state show their support for pink slime. plus. >> this would be like you know the grand slam of the bottom of the nine with bases loaded. >> testing being done by bay area research that's could provide new hope in the treatment of autism. stay with us. news at 9:00 continue was treatment of autism. stay with us. news at 9:00 continue was another half hour after this óñóññd >> good evening once again. for the first time camera were allowed in the factory making the inexpensive filler critic call pink slime put in beef. it is part of public relations campaign to prove that the beef is safe to eat. here's jim oliver. >> this is the pristine meat packing plant that produces the controversial ground beef filler first called pink slichlt by now former usda science who toured here a decade ago. beef product ink calls it finely texas toured beef and allowed me to tag along with governors perry of texas and kansas governor and iowa governor as walk through to see first the beef scrap that go up a belt then the huge metal that spin it around separating the fat from the rest. then through pipes where it is hit with gas then frozen and sent all over the country until recently added to america fast-food, school lunches and 70% of all ground beef sold at grocery stores. >> this is just ground beef and not an addative. why is it not sold in stand alone product. >> it's beef but leaner beef which is better for you. you don't get it. >>reporter: also on stage for them is the usda food safety under secretary. who assured the product is safe to eat. but still would not stop and answer any question from his abc news. we have been asking for 3 weeks. she claimed a tight schedule. can we skaw couple questions. the co-owner tried to stop an answer question was ushered away as well by her aide. >> another component of ground beef. >>. >>reporter: emotional day ended with the governor chomping down on bp i provided burger complete with the ltfb they are trying to protect. pink slime critic want identified at the supermarket. this is abc news. >> change of focus for research in motion. company that makes black berry phone says it will concentrate on the business customers rather than compete in consumer market. best buy plans to shut down 50 large stores to cut cost. instead open 100 small mobile location nationwide next year. member of the aaron nation and klu klux klan leader running for sheriff in rural idaho county town near the canadians border. shawn win winkler promises to put aside his white supremacy belief as imperial wizard. he says his brand of justice will be color blind if he's elected in that rural idaho county. primary is may 15. republican presidential hopeful rick santorum is in the bay area tonight. the crowd at the factory in fairfield where he spoke was big and so was the reception. more tonight from abc political reporter mark matthews. if. [applause] rick santorum wanted to come here because of his hero ronald reagan. fond needs for jelly bean made the company famous. santorum telling the crowd he's carrying reagan conservative value. >> talked about cutting taxes for everyone. not just those at the upper end. cutting taxes for everyone. creating opportunity for everyone. that's the message i have been taking around this country. >>reporter: he said the republican budget just introduced in the house cuts government but not enough. >> 5 trillion dollar cuts over 10 years. we need them in 5 years to balance the budget. we need to balance the budget. >>reporter: santorum didn't talk about his own money issues. february was the best fundraising month he had but he still trails romney by huge margin 15 million to romney 75 million. california numbers. 500,000 check entered california while romney raked in more than 7 million. santorum told supporters here that they will have a voice in the presidential race this june and their reaction was enthusiastic. >> i thought it was really good. i came here a little undecided who i was going to be voting for the. he cleared my mind. >> we are going to have a say in this primary here in california possibly. radical islam that's what we have to deal w.he has been talking about it for years. he recognized it a long time ago. that's the real threat to us today. >>reporter: mark matthews 7 news. >> fv autism more common than previously thought. new figure from the center for disease control and prevention show you a tichl incriesed 23 percent in miles per hour kid between 2006 and 2008. one in 88 children are now considered to be on the autism spectrum up from 110. figure even hair for boys with 1 in 54 8-year-old affected. experts are not entirely sure is what causing the rates to go up so dr. matcly but they say better recognition, diagnosis and more wide spread screening are likely factors in that. >> researchers at uc sf are on the trail for potential treatment for autism. that is part of the story for carolyn. if. >>reporter: researchers want to study his brain because of something missing in his dna. patch of gene known as 16 p. the reason he was born with autism. >> what we know is that this particular genetic change on this gene is the most common known but it only accounts for about 1% of all cases of autis autism. >>reporter: 16 p autism is relatively rare, dr. elliott sure says the fact that it is based on gene mutation allows his team to study the role of genetic to pass on autism. chris father rob carries the same gene mutation as his son also undergoing cognitive testing and brain imaging as part of the multi-generation study. >> sometimes you have parents who are mildly affected and kids their unfortunately more severely affected and that allow us to potentially chase the brain signature by comparing the parents to the kids. >> it's showing magnetic activity. >>reporter: researchers say one hope is to identify path way in the brain that might be target for new drug therapy. >> this would be like the grand slam at the botto of the nine with bases loaded. >>reporter: they make it one of the largest of its kind. the team is using social media to help solicit volunteers. chris family flew in from oregon to participate and while the chance short-term pay back is slim, any chance to help find new treatment for autism is worth it for this family. >> makes me feel great that i can help others. >>reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. motor people want to the lose some weight but what happens when a corporate logo loses 5 pounds. that story next. zombie behind the wheel no movie but target of new chp next. zombie behind the wheel no movie but target of new chp crack down. we explain what >> 72-year-old man is expected to survive thank goodness from serious injuries he suffered today when biker plowed into him in san francisco castro district. he was going downhill along the street this morning when witness say he ran a red light on market street just before hitting the man in a crosswalk. the bicyclist was also hurt but his injuries are just minor. but again, 72-year-old man is expected to survive. next month. police all across the state out on the road looking for zombie. it's to get distracted drivers off the road. annette has the story. >> it looks like the set of hollywood latest zombie movie but look closely. but they are on their cell phone. all part of the chp office traffic safety it's not worth it campaign. to get california drivers to put down their cell phone. the second annual national distracted driving awareness month kicks off april first. >> people are in a hurry now day and with technology and people trying to get multiple things done at one time and hard for them to put the phone down and drive when actually they should. >> do you know why i pulled you over. >>reporter: hit that point home zombie being used in public service announcement because you are really like a zombie when driving and talking or texting on a hand held. study by carnegie melon university found the act of talking on a cell phone can reduce more than 35 percent of the brain activity needed for >> message is third of the brain is not there because you are doing that on the phone while driving. you really become a zombie and there's inattention blindness you don't even know what you are not seeing. >>reporter: law enforcements will be aggressively combing highway and streets for drivers who refuse to go hands free. last year during a similar month long campaign they caught 52,000 people across the state. 4 75,000 of for all of 2011. when you add in local court fee citation can run that hundreds of dollars. jeff was pulled over not far from where the campaign kicked off from being on his i.phone. after all the hand held ban has been law in california since 2008. and is in effect all year. >> i had just finished a phone call and was actually hanging up. right then. i was not texting. >>reporter: you were driving. >> absolutely. i realize i shouldn't have done that and hi both ear phone in. >>reporter: in lacking at state crash records two years before and two years after the hand held ban went in effect uc davis found that over all traffic death went down 22 percent and happened held cell phone driver death went down 47 percent. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> now to air transportation. fly the bearded sky. up next we show you what happens when you mix an airline with giants we show you what happens when you mix an airline with giants pitcher >> rough weather on the way. spencer is here to track it for us. >> all right dan here's a look at moisture up in the north bay right now. reports of light rape around santa rosa and some other areas in the north bay. near the coast of course getting some light rain or drizzle but nothing significant yet. bigger storm is coming tomorrow night and saturday. for tomorrow state wide we'll be looking at mainly sunny dry conditions. in fact very warm in the southern part of the state but raining up around eureka and rain working its way slowly down to the bay area as well. so in the north bay we may see light rain remainder of the bay area at least partly sunny and quite mild with high pressure in the upper 60's to about 70 degrees at livermore up to 70 in san jose. 71 at morgan hill. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast mild mainly dray day tomorrow rain arrives full force overnight tomorrow night. saturday morning it's windy rainy stormy might even see thunder shower but dry out on sunday. mild and sunny on monday and tuesday. >> all right thanks spencer. >> you will like this. quakier oaths man has undergone a maij make over. quakier put the 134-year-old brand on a diet to better link the product with healthy choices you have seen this picture 1,000 times. quakier oath machine has dropped 5 pounds. gotten rid of the double chin and adopted more flattering haircut and somehow ended up with broader shoulders too. had a little work done. the company wanted the shift subtle. logo undergo dramatic changes can often be a disaster. think back to the gap when san francisco base company abandoned trademark blue logo for something more contrary? well outrage followed and guess what, gap went back to its old look. i suspect quaiblinger oath man will stay slim on the subject of logo. could you say the giants will be flying high this season. virgin america has decked out one of the jets with giants logo on the fuselage and brian wilson beard on those of the plane. should be in the air starting next week. virgin has named the plane fly by baby. that's cut cute. larry is here. >> would i like to see the quakier oath guys with a brian wilson beard. more modern. it's nice he is lean up a little bit. >> 6 pack ab. >> wow! the a's head home from japan but the new slugger leaves a souvenir behind. first major leg homer from tl leaves a souvenir behind. first major leg homer from tl this. sports is next okay, 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(laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >> coming up at 11:00. spoils of war. how local police are getting their hands on millions of dollars worth of military equipment. >> lost in transit. personal information belonging to hundreds of thousands of californians has mysteriously vanished. maybe some of your information. warning just issued by state. that's ahead in one hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. that's a little unnerving. >> doesn't sound good. >> larry here with sports. shaivrjts they are headed to cold dark and dreary place i'm afraid to report. sharks in phoenix tonight trying to shake off last night loss to anaheim with 5 games left. every game is must win. must win. in shower there. but smith unphased and 24 saves first 2 periods kept san jose scoreles scoreless. coyotes dead last on the league on the power play. doesn't matter. wide open net. third period coyotes 3 on 1. the second goal of the night. no chance there the sharks lose yet again 2 nothing they now drop to 9th in the stand weather more to play. a's lead japan with split of seattle. slugger left his mark first major leg home run. the behind mount fuji. nice. yesterday ichiro 4 for 5. not today. caught looking toen the fourth. could loan was tremendous. vintage cologne. 1 run on 3 hit. just smoke. he didn't smoke that ball. in the seventh. solo homer broke it on scoreless game. a's respond with their new power. here it comes and there it goes off kelly. that's the first homer in green gold. 2 run shot. battered seattle reliev reliever. josh good young talent to keep an eye on. tl the parade of petaluma. that crush as well. a's heading back to the bay area with a 1 and 1 record. cactus league action gave up a couple solo homer early. retire the next 19 men he face. still working on new contract trying to get it done before hopping dichlt like 100 million dollar deal if they get done. top 9 takes him deep and gone over the 400 foot sign. giants win on the road april 6 at arizona. stanford basketball team finished the season in style. trip to new york and of championship over minnesota. 10 under class men returning for next season including this guy aaron brigh bright. stops pops plus foul 4 point my cardinal by 60 half. second half. big man zimmerman out there playing defense. man i'll take that thank you very much. run for the cardinal to open the second half. minnesota 21 turn over. man with strip. 3 open 1. chase and randall up and in. stanford cruising in the garden. 49-31. randall young talent jaws freshman at 15 to lead the cardinal. stanford crosses to the title 75-51. l oakland final tune up before the masters. round 1 called early because of rain. check out mickelson first hole. long birdie putt. lefty 1 under through 3 holes. drops it in. 218 cabrera one of only 51 players to actually complete his round. 7 under 65. tied for the lead then horn comes out. rain and lightning they will try to finish round 1 tomorrow. lpga tour nabisco championship first mainly of the year. 23-year-old won 4 out of the last 8 majors. long birdie putt here. 4 under. but 2 shots behind the leader amy yang. green mob took over in berkeley and san francisco today. warriors led by coach mark jackson along with players richard jefferson, dominic mcguire and wright handed out clipper cards to bart riders. he was a daily bart user back in his playing days at cal. this was go green effort and coach jackson said one fan in particular was willing to help them out with x and o. >> gave me suggestions on how to run the 2-3 zone so very interesting. i almost hired him as assistant coach. >> no that's crazy. crazy to think about that. i used to be on bart all the time every weekend to be back here is fun. >>reporter: get a good tip you gate good tip. >> exactly. and warriors in the standings. you will take any suggestion. yes. >> true thanks very much. that is this edition of 7 news at 9:00. here on coffee tv 20 for all of us here, thanks so much for watching. we appreciate your time as always hope to see you again in an hour on channel your time as always hope to see you again in an hour on channel 7. goodbye for now