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and those two men you mentioned who were shot were actually found different areas of this parking lot, and what police have not said whether those men attended this game, the shooting happened on candlestick grounds and just minutes after the game ended. this is just one of the many fights that broke out in the stands at yesterday's niners-raiders game. the youtube video shows some fans whistling and cheering as at least four men in niners and raiders attire pound on each other's heads and bodies. and it didn't end there. in the bathroom during the fourth quarter, 26-year-old san rafael man was beaten and knocked unconscious. he was rushed to the hospital and is in serious condition. >> we did run into a guy later -- >> those two tourists caught a different third-quarter brawl. they say with the rowdiness and drinking on both sides, the fights came as no surprise. >> we were walking in you could tell you were going to be rolling into like a pretty good

rumble because there were empty bottles all over the parking lot. >> definitely someone feeling pain. probably three or four very large many waeling their fists as hard as they could at each other. so no doubt in my mind someone got pretty hurt. >> the video shows a line of san francisco police running into the stands to try to break up the crowd. officers, who these out-of-towners say teamed -- seemed to take too long to arrive. a day alert police were back out at candlestick this time searching the parking lot for clues. it's the same location where right after the game ended a map was shot in the stomach. he is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. not long before that a second man was shot in a different location in the candlestick parking lot. police say his injuries were not life-threatening. san francisco police won't say how many officers were at the game only that they increased the security for the notoriously ugly rivalry and while the

49ers have remained tight-lipped, the raiders issued a statement saying the incidents at the game were not acceptable the raiders or any nfl team, and our thoughts are with all affected. >> reporter: so far, police have identified one person of interest in at least one of those shootings. as for the assault in the bathroom, the suspect is described at a samoan or pacific islander between 25-30 years old, 6'5", between 225 and 260-pounds. he has a goatee, long curly hear, wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans. anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police department. >> alan: we did contact san francisco police about the violence at last night's game and we were told by phone, quote, we worked closely with the 49ers and the nfl. we have had great working

relationship with them for decades. there's plenty of planning that goes into these games. >> on to the two uc berkeley grads in iran. today their lawyer says they will appeal their sentence of eight years on eps ongoing espionage charges. a court sentenced them on charges of spying and illegally entering the country. the two were arrested in july of 2009 knew the iraq-iran bored ex-along with sayre la shourd. she was released in september due to health reasons. all three say they were hiking and inadvertently crossed into iran. the families released a statement that says in part shane and josh are innocent and have never posed any threat. we appeal to the authorities in iran to show compassion and allow them to return home to their families without delay. the fall of libyan dictator moammar gadhafi appears to be

imminent. rebel forces are overrunning government forces in the capitol of tripoli and say they have captured gadhafi's son. here's the latest. >> reporter: outside tripoli the final push was on. the rebel advance was turned back several times during the day. with the libyan spokesman saying the regime would fight to the end. >> tripoli is well protected. >> reporter: but that defense is crumbling by the minute. >> they're running like rats. >> reporter: the heart of gadhafi's defense has retreated abandoning their uniforms as they'll flee into into the city. when their base was bane donned, the rebels rushed in, capturing a wealth of arms and am himself in newly fortified, they pushed on to tripoli and report meet nothing resistance. inside tripoli there was a second day of clashes between new rebel groups groups and gadhafi

loyalists. state television broadcast a statement saying, we will never surrender, and claiming there was no support for the rebels. >> the fight is not over. we are really fighting them and actually defeating them right now in many neighborhoods. >> reporter: but in cities that have already been liberated there's wide-spread elation. >> freedom now. freedom now. >> reporter: abc news. >> alan: back here in the bay area, an argument at a birthday party escalated into gunfire, killing a 16-year-old boy from oakly. happened in antioch. a 17-year-old girl was also wound ud by gunfire at the party. police aren't releasing any information about the suspect, only that the suspect and the boy argued just before the shooting. >> the woman struck and killed by a muni bus on friday has been identified. the bus struck 23-year-old emily dunn of san francisco, and today a memorial in her honor marks

the sight of the accident at 18th and a hartford streets in the castro district. dunn was walking in the crosswalk and approaching the curb when the muni bus hit her. there will no passengers on the bus. muni says it's not usually assigned to that route but it was being used to pick up an overflow of passengers at the market street car line. and the hunt continues for the hit-and-run driver who injured a five-year-old boy yesterday in san francisco. the car is described as an 80s dark green hatchback with a missing passenger side mirror. the driver struck the child as he ran ahead of his parents in a crosswalk at silver avenue near elmira street. the boy was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> b.a.r.t. is sending out a passenger alert today to let customers know bat possible rush hour protest tomorrow. meanwhile, the hacker group, "anonymous", is using social

media to advertise a protest tomorrow. the passenger alert tells b.a.r.t. riders to be prepared and have an alternate way to get around. >> i think we're prepared for monday right now, and we will see what is in store. i don't think it's anything we're anticipating out of the ordinary. we're expecting people to protest, and hopefully they'll do so peacefully and respectfully. >> the group did it in retaliation for b.a.r.t.'s decision earlier this month to cut off cell phone service to thwart a planned protest against b.a.r.t. police at the civic center station. the city of vallejo's plan to emerge from bankruptcy has been approved by a federal court. the $15 million plan includes low interest payments to creditors, leaner employee contracts and reduced benefits to retirees vallejo filed for

bankruptcy protection in 2008 in order to deal with tens of millions of dollars in debt. about 60% of homeowners could not pay their mortgages during that time. both the police and fire depths were cut by more than 40%. vallejo city leaders say it's now time to look forward to the future. >> next on abc-7 news, sparks fly. a man taking home video of a car show captures an unexpected event on camera. >> an east bay rapper helps local students get prepared for a new school year. >> leigh: hi there our high definition east bay camera is looking at the berkeley hills and we had some nice clearing today. get ready for a warmup this upcoming work week. we'll look at the

>> i got that on video man. >> alan: whoa, this home video shows strong winds knocking down powerlines as a fast-moving storm blew through michigan yesterday. it happened during a car show featuring a parade of classic vehicles. no one was hurt. the show was cancelled due to the storm. >> a local rapper helped hundreds of kids get ready to head back to school today. he sponsored a backpack giveaway across the street from where he grew up. each backpack was filled with school supplies. today's activities included a basketball tournament called balling for peace to help fight violence on the streets of oakland. >> researchers believe the degree of a person's education determines how often they attend

religious services. a study shows church participation among white americans with a high school diploma dropped to 37% today. but church participation among those with college degrees dropped just 4% to 46%. sociologist from john hopkins university and the university of virginia conducted that research. one of the authors say bad economic times drives people with less education away from religion because unemployment can disrupt a person's social life. >> ahead, circuits beg, -- sit beg, and surf. it's a surfing dog. but there's a lot bigger purpose to this pooch's ride on the with waves. and a warmup for the work week ahead. leigh glaser coming up with your

>> alan: people were enjoying the food and music in downtown oakland today.

♪ >> alan: the art and soul festival attracted the crowd outside of city hall. several bands including power of power and five for fighting flooded the festival with music. there was row after row of artwork created by local artists. >> an ocean-loving canine in southern california is displaying some heart-warmerring skills to give the physically challenged a unique experience. rick ricochet loves catching waves and likes to learn disabled people how to surf. >> she stabilizes the board. somehow she does it. so we're not offbalance. just standing there and just works with us. >> alan: ricochet's owner said her canine gives the disabled a sense of freedom and

accomplishment. a special dog with a special talent. rick ricochet the surf dog. >> leigh: at the beach today, little clearing, but you can see for yourself from our high definition mt. tamalpais cam you can see the clear sky over sausolito for the most part as well as mill valley but the clouds hanging right near the marin headlands and parts of san francisco, but inland communities actually are in sunshine antioch, 85. 80 in fairfield. 67 in oakland. san francisco, 60 degrees. 68 in mountain view, and san jose sunshine 70-degrees. here's a look at the weather highlights. the low clouds will be back overnight. not as wide-spread as the past several morning starting to get a little more shower out there. we'll bring in coastal conditions. a few patchy clouds at the

beaches and more warming will be with us. here's a look at the closeup satellite, you can see how far inland that a marine layer moved overnight, peeled back to just near the coast and the westerly winds will move back in will bring in the mist, a little drizzle. boy, definitely had it last night over the golden gate bridge. we'll see that again tonight. and probably tomorrow morning back to work back to school. don't be surprised if you see pockets of dense fog, 101 northbound towards 680 and the concord valley area. here's a look at the lows tonight. generally in the 5 50s. all weekend it's been unseasonably cold because of this upper level row. things are going to start to change for us. this low is going to sag to the south and the high is going migrate back towards the west

and this, my friend is going to warm us up. we'll look for more of an offshore wind component, and that will mean temperatures in the east bay warming back into the 90s. you're going to notice this tuesday and wednesday. we have a new tropical storm, tropical storm irene. it's now 90-miles to the east of puerto rico and you can see already starting to get some waves there some bands of rain near san juan. this will move over the dominican republic on monday. west-northwest movement at 15, and a pretty good possibility this could move in towards mainland u.s. as we head into the latter part of the work week. we'll keep you updated. highs for monday, 80, san jose, cupertino, 79. the coast will brake out into a little sunshine. palo alto, the high is go going

to squash the low clouds and fog so more sunshine for us. san francisco 66. temperatures upper 70s to near 80 in the north bay. santa rosa 82. oakland tomorrow, 72. 78 for fremont. interior east bay, in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees for your monday and then as we head towards santa crurkz watsonville, 74. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. includes a lot of 90s as we start to warm things up. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a few high clouds. it's going to start to feel a little bit more like summer around here. >> alan: can't wait. thank you, leigh. all right, on to shu. more giants. >> mike: and they're getting their groove back. finally found their groove at the plate with 12 against the astros. bell had four hits but took 11 innings to seal the deal. the game winner w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w

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stewart to left. and then the panda steps up. sandoval crushes a two-run shot. the giants salvage a win in houston and come home for this their longest home stand of the year. >> a's hoping chewbacca will lead them to a win. perez was perfect through five but weeks breaks up to no-hitter with the a's only and it loaded the bases in the fifth. perez works out of it. koko crisp hits into the double-play topped the inning. on the other side moscosa pitched eight terrific innings, bautista his 35th home run. that was the difference. jays win. a's go to new york facing the yankees on tuesday. >> let's serve them up in the year of djokovic. novak djokovic.

57-1 this season. including nine titles and today in cincinnati the joker met his match in andy murray. djokovic scrambling. murray takes the first set. djokovic clearly in pain. he would come out for the second set but not for long. retires with a shower -- sore right shoulder. novak said he should be okay for the u.s. open which begins august 29th. >> the seniors players championship, frayed -- fred couples looks for his first major title. but this birdie putt does not go down. we have a playoff with john cooke for the title. couples blew two more chances to win it on the first two playoff holes. on the third hole, look at this approach. i'll take that. and third time is a charm. couples taps in the two-footer

for the win. first major on the champions tour. >> that's a birdie on 15, great read for birdie on 16. put him up by three strokes and seals the deal. the kid from carolina a bogey-free 67. his first win on the pga tour comes by three shots. >> nascar, michigan where kyle busch pulled i. from jimmie johnson after a restart with two laps to go to win the pure michigan 400. busch's fourth win of the season, first ever at michigan. what a season he is having. >> stanford tuning up for a season opener with a scrimmage today. that's at 6:00. the. >> alan: thanks a lot. coming up, celebrating a staple of american cuisine. next, festival for people who'llish the

çkçk >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00. a new plan to bring more jobs to the u.s., but will it end up stuck in political red tape? and a continuing spiral on wall street. the new worries as we head into a new week. join us for abc-7 news at 6:00. now, a celebration of a piece of americana. beef buns and cheese cook over in akron, ohio during the sixth annual national hamburger festival. it includes a bobbing for