developing news a massive wildfire is threatening homes in northern california. good evening. i'm ama dates. alan wang has the night off. the fire is? shasta near manton singleton and viola. lilian kim is here as crews fight this blaze. lilian? >> ama, firefighters are dealing with tough conditions. this firefighter is burning 170 miles north of sacramento in a rugged area of thick forest. firefighters only have the fire 5 percent contained. they say the flames picked up today. so far the fire burning along the shasta line has burned 19 square miles and threatening about 3,000 homes near manton, single town and viola.

our sister station krcr described the scene out ground. >> chaotic. there are people wonner didding what is going on and if their house is okay and if their pets are okay. people don't have any place to go. >> many families were us chaed because of the on coming flames. he made sure his family fled in time. he, however, barely made it. his arm is now bandaged up. zachary's arm was on fire as he tried to escape on his atv. >> i was on the road and there are flames on the road and i looked up and it was like i was in a black box. i just drove through it. i couldn't breathe. there was fire everywhere like you turn around and it was on all sides of you. >> a thousand firefighters are battling the flames. seven homes have been destroyed and zachary pritchard's house is one of

them. >> we go up there and it is a part of my life, but it is gone. there is nothing i can do about it. >> the cause of the fire hasn't been determined, but fire officials say it started after a series of lightning strikes in the area. ama? >> thank you for the update. right now hundreds of homes in eisenhower are under evacuation -- are under an evacuation order near boise. the smoke is causing a huge problem. thick clouds are reducing visibility to less than 10 feet and slowing down firefighters. the 88,000 acre wildfire has been burning for two weeks now. and in washington state residents find smoldering rubble. a fire burning 75 miles east of seattle has scorched dozens of homes. tonight it is just 43% contained. a brushfire on 280 near san jose burned five acres before it was controlled. look at some photos from the fire from the abc7 viewer. the fire began just after 3:00 p.m. no homes or businesses were

damaged, and it was put out by about 5:00. in vallejo, for the third time, a vai president cay building -- vacant buildings went up in flames. it happened in a vai president cay army supply store around 7:00 this morning. this was the third fire on couch street. the last fire was right next door. investigators say there are indications that people were inside the building before the fire started. no comment from the giants about their latest scandal. melky cabrera was suspended for 50 games after testing positive for a substance. john has more, john? >> and ama, a new investigation is underway. the daily news says the feds are looking at cabrera's circle of associates to see where he obtained the illegal testosterone. >> guides one to left.

>> melky cabrera may have been working out on the computer to make his positive drug test fly away. >> surprise, surprise. everybody has an agenda, and this is what we do in america. sometimes we should be embarrassed. >> according to the new york daily news and a source in major league baseball, cabrera invented a cover story for his positive reading for testosterone. juan nunez paid $10,000 to buy an existing website and then made it look like the site was selling a phony supplement. cabrera would claim he unknowingly took a banned drug, but the website alibi fell apart. >> did you see this coming? >> oh no. i know that when they are caught sometimes they try to get creative. some of the athletes were caught in the past, but this was a new one. >> lance williams is a reporter with california watch and he co wrote "game of shadows" about the belky --

about the barry bonds scandal. >> he was backed in a corner. he was backed in a corner. baseball had found him out about the website. >> cabrera's agents deny any involvement in the website. at the giants' dug out store the cabrera case was a topic of investigation -- conversation among shoppers. >> i am surprised. back in the day with barry bonds and all of that stuff there was the anabolic stuff, and it kind of hurting baseball like the whole game. that is kind of sad. >> there is no official comment from the giants' organization. before the padre game brew bochy says cabrera is a grown man and they are looking to clean out baseball. abc7 news. >> thank you. a man shot in the stomach is in the hospital right now

and a search sunday for one gunman. san jose police say the shooting happened around 9:00 tonight on east san antonio street near south king road. the victim is suffering potentially life-threatening injuries. and the san jose police are investigating the city's 28 homicides of the year after a man was shot to death early this morning. it happened around 5:15 on the 3000 block. police say the victim died at the scene. right now they have nomo tiff, and they say the gunman took off before officers arrived. there is now a manhunt for that suspect. smie the suspended san francisco sheriff is taking exception to those who said he should have apologized for his domestic violence incident. they left the office of his wife's attorney this afternoon. last week the ethics commission found he indeed committed official misconduct when he grabbed his wife's arm. he spoke this morning on kgo radio. >> the ethics commissioner asked why didn't i just apologize 1234* i wasn't allowed to. i was saddled through a whole

court process at the hall of justice where i was somewhat sequestered for being able to say anything for a number of reasons. >> it is now up to the board of commissioners to rule on his fate. the man who sang one of the most recognized songs about san francisco has died. scott mckenzie was 73. >> ♪ if you're going. ♪ to san francisco >> mckenzie who once turned down an invitation to join the mama's and papa's released his song "san francisco" in 1967, and it quickly was an anthem of the counter culture movement. >> the song will be remembered forever. it captured in that television commercial top 40 way the ethos of that summer of dancing barefoot in the park and having gar -- garlands of

flowers. >> mckenzie died in los angeles and was suffering from a disease of the nervous system. another death to report. tony scott who directed movies such as "top gun,"" beverly hills cop" and "man of fire" jumped off a building. they found a suicide note at his office. he was working on a film with his brother ridley scott. they #r* recalling bad romijn let success -- ramain -- romain lettuce. they say they shipped the questionable lettuce to several states. it is limited to the field fresh wrapped single head romain lettuce. it is in a plastic bag with the upc number on your screen. it has a best by date of august 19th. there are no reports of illnesses. just ahead, julian assange breaks his silence. >> i am here today because i cannot be there with you today.

>> a show of defiance from the man behind the wikileaks scandal. and it is not over yet for the champs at the little league world series. and 57 days and thousands of dollars. they are turning lemons into cash for a good cause jie. and it looks like the bay area will see a little bit of cooling this up coming workweek. the accu-weath

breaking news, so nearly 4400 pg&e customers in south san jose are in the dark. the utility says the outage is the result of a transformer failure. the lights first went out before 9:30. they were able to restore

power seven minutes later, but the fix didn't last. the power went out just before 10:00 tonight. no word on when that will be restored. a tough loss for the bay area's little league heros. petaluma lost 9-6 against tennessee. hundreds turned out in their hometown to cheer on the boys. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> two theatres packed full of fans will toed the petaluma will thats since the start of the season. >> it is weird because i am used to going to their games and there being like 30 some people there. but it is cool. >> with only a handful of supporters, the petaluma players started their season here at carter field and they continue now playing with thousands of supporters watching across the country. with each big play in this nationally televised game, the crowd went wild. and the hometown pals proclaimed their friendships a

little louder. shear what i -- here is what i got when i said who is bradley smith? >> i have known him since i was three years old. >> the team dominated with homerun hits bringing the crowd to their feet many times. but their tennessee opponent won, but this crowd never let up. >> your voice has a rase p to it it. >> yes, i have been screaming a lot. >> he is one of the key players in the match up. his big sister was among the crowd. >> everybody huer is so dedicated to sh ad -- everybody here is so dedicated to the team. it is nice everybody comes to watch. >> though this game was a loss, his grandma is enjoying the fun the whole team is having on and off the field. >> porter and all of these kids are showing them how they are giving autographs and all of that. it is a wonderful experience for them, period. >> in petaluma, sergio quintana, abc news. >> he plays an elimination

game on monday against the mid-atlantic team from new jersey. the game airs on espn. as a new school year begins california is launching the first new grade level in more than a century. more than 800 school districts are expected to offer the first year of a two-year kindergarten. the transitional kindergarten is for those with birthdays in the fall that are too young for cutoff. the eligible age is moving up three months to five years old by september 1st. it is phasing in a month at a time over three years. the school year -- this school year there will be fewer students at public high schools. they have about 500 fewer 9th graders. close to 4100 compared to the 4600 enrolled last year. the district will receive less money from the state. today's chronicle reports while there is a decline in 9th grade enrollment, there is an increase in the number in kindergarten and 6th grade classes.

and a stand is being made against human trafficking and its leader is an eight-year-old girl. vivien has set up her lemonade stand for 50 days straight. she is on a mission to raise at least $150,000 going to ending world slavery. she uses only fair trade lemons for her concoction. >> it is hard to find. we are buying fair trade things because you can't be freeing slaves and having them work harder because of what you are trying to do to let them be free. >> vivien is taking in over $30,000 in just under two months. much of the money comes from donations. by the way, vivien has a twitter account. she has 15,000 followers and among them pop star katie perry. >> we have had good weather, but we will be cooling off. . >> we will be. and you will really notice it as we get to wednesday and thursday and especially the

east bay. i am telling you, you have been just baking out there for about a week and a half now. finally you are going to get some of that relief coming up this workweek. you can kind of see where it is coming from. we have low clouds and fog. this is from the camera on top of our studio here at -- near the embarcadero in san francisco. and you can barely see a little bit of the top of the bay bridge. the tower is the ceiling where the cloud deck is starting to lower a little bit. we will turn your attention to live doppler 7hd. we were talking about the fires that broke out across our state. we had numerous lightning strikes and you can see the live doppler 7hd is showing that most of the moisture has moved on out. as we head into monday night and tuesday though, the wind is going to pick up. the higher terrain there, and that's going to result in some extremely low relative humidity levels. a fire weather watch has been posted for much of the sierra

range and extending out toward the north. excuse me the northeastern portion of the state and that's through much of tuesday with very strong winds. and there is the potential with the dry, relative humidity and the dry air mass we could possibly see some of the fires spreading and/or possibly even starting some more. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. we have fog near the coast, and that will start to move back inland overnight. it is 53 in san francisco. compare that to antioch which is still quite warm at 77 degrees. 62 in concord and 59 with some clear skies in mountain view. we will look for low areas of cloud and fog. the mist and drizzle near the coast. slightly cooler innd la for our monday and then a gradual cooling trend will be with us throughout our workweek. lows tonight 60s inland and 50s at the coast where the fog will sit. and tomorrow morning as you get out the door, it will be overcast.

by noontime we should start to see temperatures climbing into the 70s inland and by 4:00 90 inland. by 7:00 the fog will move back in and we will cool things off. low pressure to the north and east of us. this will have to cool us down by midweek with increasing low clouds near the coast and a stronger sea breeze. cooler air mass will start to move inland across much of the bay area. highs tomorrow are down into the 70s. 78 for san jose. campbell is 80 degrees. a little more comfortable, 62 for half moon bay with a mixture of sun and clouds. 74 palo alto. san francisco tomorrow 64 degrees. in the north bay, santa rosa 80. oakland tomorrow will warm to 70 degrees there. we will look for union city 75 and interior east bay, this is what i'm talking about, heat related and 85 for concord and 87 for livermore and santa cruz, 75 degrees. we will cool things off the

next seven days, folks, especially midweek. wednesday, thursday, friday inland temperatures mid to low 80s. more low clouds and fog. 70s around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. mike will be here at 4:30 in the morning. >> perfect. >> thank you, leigh. we want to thank those that contributed to the sleep train foster kids campaign. $1 for every like on our facebook page. our thanks to flocela and sonya g from campbell. to like us on facebook go to the abc7 news page and click the like button. every like will help the life of a foster child. our little league team is still in there. >> the petaluma nationals lost their first game. tennessee had too much game. but this is a double elimination tournament. petaluma is still alive. or

>> closed captioning brought to well, petaluma put up a good fight in williamsport, but the team from tennessee had no worries, but it is double elimination. a rough start for peretti.

two runs scored and tennessee takes a 2-0 lead. but petaluma ties it up in the bottom half of the inning. he drills a solo shot to left. 3-2 petaluma. they regained the lead in the second. luke brown with an infield single. tennessee up 1 and bottom 4 and he goes deep to left. this is a track meet. tennessee is still up 1 in the 6th. tennessee unloads with four runs and he cap itself with a two-run homer. petaluma lose itself 9-6. they will play at 1:00 p.m., and that is an elimination game. i have a feeling the national league west title will come down to the final series. the padres beat the g-men by a half a game. the padres are honoring the military every sunday with free passes and wearing their camouflage jerseys. they threw 96 pitches in three

innings of work. bottom of first 1k3* may vin -- and mavin singles and alonzo beats the throw. it is 3-0 padres. bottom of 5 and cabrera and two r.b.i double down the line. 6-1 staying. venible seals the deal. a sew slow shot -- a solo shot and the padres avoid the sweep and tomorrow night the lead on the line. cocoa crisp had a monster game and started it off with the a's in the third. base hit brings in pennington. parker a solid outing. eight innings and no runs and two k's. he is now 8 and 7 on the season. brandon moss and a little cushion to the lead. a solo shot off master son. his 13th of the year. and then in the fifth, who else? cocoa crisp, a three-run bomb. cocoa three for five and tied a career high with five

r.b.i. they sweep the indians 7-0 the final. we have an update on 49er running back brandon jacob's left knee and michael weevil hillary live this putt for the rest of his [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

good news for the 49ers. mri results shows no significant damage to that injured left knee. the incident occurred during the first quarter of yesterday's game against the texans. it looked bad and jacobs had to be helped off the field before being carted off to the locker room. there is still no word on the exact injury and how long he is expected to be out. colts' rookie quarterback andrew luck making his start at pittsburgh. the first pass went for a touchdown today. he threw his first nfl intersection. he read it all wait and goes 49 yards the other way. two picks on the night for andrew, but luck finished with a touchdown run of his own. he was 16 of 25 for 175 yards. the colts lose it 26-24. the 112th u.s. amateur championship finals held in colorado with michael weaver

facing steven fox. weaver got himself up at two with this birdie putt on 13. but you can come back quickly in match play. he had this five footer for the win. lifts out. so they went to a playoff. first hole and steven fox and a 20-foot fast, truckee, downhill -- tricky, downhill putt to win. he drops it. steven fox the u.s. amateur champion. heartbreak for michael weaver. he still gets a masters at the u.s. open invite for his efforts. final tune up for cinncinati. fedderer dominated the first set. how about this 6-0 and took only 20 minutes. know vac woke up in the second forcing a tiebreaker. but fedderrer drills a forehand winner. fedderer's record fifth win and ending the streak of 15 straight hard core victories. next up, the u.s. open.

this sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. coming up we will hit raiders camp. >> thanks. still to come, the man behind the wikileaks scandal defiant as he breaks his silence. medicare front and center as the republicans get ready for the convention. and gas prices continue to sky rocket, but there could be some hope ahead. that story when we return.

good evening. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, an emergency has been declared. a wildfire is 5% con intayed. seven homes have been destroyed. the fire is one of several burning more than six million square miles. another vacant building has gone up in vallejo. it is the third in the past three weeks. today's fire was next door to the last incident. police believe squaters are to blame. giants player melky cabrera is in more trouble. they bought a website and tried to create evidence to support a claim that cabrera accidentally took a banned substance. the suspended sheriff says voters should decide his fate. in a radio interview, a recall effort would be the appropriate process to decide

if he committed misconduct rather than political posturing. the man who makes governments nervous by publishing secret documents made his first public appearance in two months. julian assange, the founder of wikileaks walked out on to the balcony at the embassy in london. he is shelter thrg to escape arrest -- he is sheltering there to escape arrest and being extradited to sweden. assange told the crowd below he is a victim. >> the united states must renounce its witch hunt against wikileaks. the united states must dissolve its fbi investigation. >> assange was granted asylum last week by ecuador. the obama administration says assange is a matter for sweden, ecuador and britain to handle. we are heading into the final week before the republican convention and tonight medicare is front and center once again. here is david curly. >> sources tell abc news that as of tonight they are planing to open their convention in

tampa with mitt romney's partner, his wife, ann romney, who has been taking the mic more often. >> we are not going take it anymore. we are taking the white house back. >> ann romney was with her husband this sunday as they attended church in new hampshire. the current resident of the white house walked to church with his family. while they were all praying, their surrogates were talking about one thing. >> medicare. >> medicare. >> immediate do cake. >> why so much -- why so much chat? for the first time in a longtime, republicans have a hammer. the president's plan to use $700 billion from medicare to help pay for health carrie form. there was ryan with his mom in front of florida seniors. >> medicare should not be used as a piggy bank for obama care. medicare should be the promise it made to the current seniors period, end of story. >> democrats and some republicans have questioned the strategy. why concentrate on immediate do you are cay. the president seems to have an answer.

>> i gee they -- i guess they figure the best defense is to try to go on offense. >> they do. and romney's top spokesman thinks it is working. >> this is the first election cycle i can remember in a longtime that -- when they are on the defensive because of medicare. >> they are attempting to neutralize concerns of paul ryan before the convention now more than a little than a week away. >> they want to go on their toes and then to pivot from that offense on to the broader argument which is this is a referendum on president obama's handling of the economy. >> romney's week before the convention includes a campaign stop in new orleans. the president is back on the campaign trail as well. stops in two battle ground states, ohio and nevada. expect to hear that word again, medicare. david curly, abc news, the white house. >> the romney campaign is giving donors a chance to go to the gop convention on their dime. on the campaign website, there is an offer for two lucky supporters to win an all expense paid trip.

the offer asks for a $3 donation to enter. tomorrow he will hit the trail and then he goes to yow yoy and then new york where he will talk to voters. gas prices prices are sky rocketing after the chevron refinery fire. prices are up 30 cents in a month. but how high will prices go? there are signs tonight that we just might be nearing a peak. here is ron claiborne. >> if you think today's gas prices are high, just wait until tomorrow. >> we are not driving as much and doing as much. >> some states are seeing record spikes in the price at the pump. in california an average of $4.10, up 27 cents in just two weeks. in oregon the price of a gallon is up 29 cents. it is the peak summer driving season when high demand normally pushes up gas prices, but that alone doesn't account for what is happening. added to the mix, refinery problems and aging pipelines breaking down.

high ethanol prices because of the drought and tensions in the middle east. we have seen different disruptions, even if you are not living in the great lakes or the west coast, are you still seeing rising gasoline prices. >> with one eye on the gas pump and the other eye on the political calendar, the obama administration says the option of a released of oil from the nation's strategic reserve is on the table. so what can you do to soften the blow of sky rocketing gas prices other than driving slower or driving less? not much right now. but things should get better soon. >> well, here in the bay area, gas prices are still on the rise. in san francisco the average is $4.19 a gallon. san jose is $4.14 and oakland is averaging $4.13 a gallon. in los angeles county a man is recovering after being rescued from a well he was stuck in for almost 24 hours. man, the man was wedged in

there . he told firefighters that he fell six feet down the concrete hole trying to recover his lost shoe. it happened in the middle of the desert near little rock. he is extremely lucky that a group of horseback riders heard his cries for help and then called 9-1-1. just ahead, the women who livelonger, healthier lives than anyone else. where they can be found. and also ahead, a conversation with abc's katie couric, the challenges she is facing with her new talk show. >> and we will have another look ahead to what you can expect this upcoming workweek

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away from the launch of katie couric's new show. abc7 news anchor traveled to new york to interview katie on the set of her new afternoon talk show. she has already started taping, and she admits getting used to a studio audience is a bit of a challenge. >> welcome to "the indicate tooy show." to "the katie show." >> by the time i sat down with katie on her new set, she taped two shows that day. production is well underway. >> have you already locked in some of your dream guests? >> we have some exciting people coming on the show. how is that for a tease? we have a lot of people -- you know, the most heartening thing is when people say they love to come on the show, and they are not taking a wait and

see attitude. well, i don't know. is this going to work? is she going to be any good? >> i have interviewed a lot of people and met a lot of people along the way. i will always remember the people who say yes count us in, we are there. and hopefully if the show goes on and if people like it and see that people feel comfortable being on it we will get more people who want to come by. >> and what an incredible job to have. this seems like a perfect melding of your talents as well. i don't know. i feel comfortable on tv. one of the nicest complements i have ever gotten is i am the same person on camera as i am off camera. this gives me an opportunity to use the skill set i have honed or the last -- [coughing] 38 years on television. there are a lot of smart people wondering, gee, i wonder what is good had to watch?

hopefully my background melded with having a good studio audience. i think it will be a really good fit for me. >> i have a question that was posted to our facebook page and he asks, how has the transition from being a news anchor to a daytime talk show host affected your perception of what america sees as informative journalism. has it changed your perception at all? >> there is a place for all different programs. i still think the evening newscasts do an excellent job ofen capsule lating the news of the day and really keeping you informed on what is going on on a daily basis. but i do feel that at least i am , and i hope other people are craving a longer, deeper, more meaningful conversation. i watch sometimes various broadcasts and there is a three-minute interview and thanks so much, we are out of time. thanks for coming by. i think, oh, that is so

frustrating. i didn't learn anything. i wish i could have asked this. there are so many interesting topics that i would love to dig deep and to hear about that i think this will be hopefully a unique place not only for me, obviously because this isn't all about me, but for viewers to, you know, have that kind of television experience. >> "katie" launches monday september 10th at 3:00 p.m. here on abc7 news. for the first time in more than 25 years, japanese women no longer have the longest life expectancy in the world. that honor now belongs to hong kong. a study by the japanese government finds women in hong kong live the longest in the world. the average life expectancy is near 87 years. >> for the last few decades we have good scientific and also medical advances in hong kong. also we are keeping our tradition as basically chinese culture. >> whether it be medical advances, diet or genetics,

health professionals say one key factor is the importance of family and overwelming majority live with their children or grand children. only 10% live on their own. let's get a check on our weather and what is ahead for the week. leigh glaser. >> let's do a little traveling. sacramento is 94 degrees. big sur73. you run into some areas of dense fog along the central coast there. los angeles 85. san diego is 78. palm springs is 106. yosemite 94 and lake tahoe is 81 degrees. elsewhere around the country, traveling to denver, take the umbrella and a chance of showers, 85. it will be 88 with plenty of sunshine for dallas. st. louis extending north toward chicago and a chance of isolated showers. look for a little rain expected late in the day as you head toward new york new york city. 71 there. 91 with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms for miami. here is a look at our accu-weather seven-day forecast. temperatures are slowly

starting to cool for us. tuesday, wednesday and thursday cooler temperatures especially inland with the daytime highs mid to low 80s. some 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. and we will see more low clouds and fog. the sea breeze is really going to pick up by midweek. it will keep the chill in the air there. >> thank you, leigh. all right, mike shumann is here with sports. we are talking raider. >> it feels like fall. that means the nfl is about to happen. the raiders are under new owners, but it is pre-season.

we are three weeks away from the opening kickoff of the 2012 nfl season. now, that doesn't give the raider head coach much time to get his team up to speed. it is also the final two weeks for young players like former san jose state line backer to prove that he belongs on the roster. carl who is undrafted had a big strip that lead to a touchdown against the cardinals. he will make his living on special teams and practice on the scout team. he was an allstar in college, but like all youngsters he is a student once again. >> trying to be like a sponge out there. i am in my head coach's ear and my position coach. i was always asking them, how can i improve on this?

what went wrong? i hate messing up. it is different, and i am not perfect at it. i am always learning. >> meanwhile, good news for the 49ers. mri results on brn done jacob -- brandon jacob shows no structural damage. he hurt it against the texans. it looked worse than it ended up being. jacobs had to be helped off the field before being carted off to the locker room. his size, 260 pounds and strength minimized the blow. there is no word on the exact injury and how long he is expected to be out. colts' rookie quarterback andrew luck making his second start in pittsburgh. the first pass went for a touchdown today. he threw his first interception and also went for a touchdown. ike taylor goes 49 yards and two picks on the night for andrew, but he finished with a one-yard touchdown run. the colts go on to lose it

26-24. college football is also around the corner. he will face the san jose state spartans on august three 1st. stanford held a scrimmage in front of 1500 fans. on offense, he will replace andrew luck at quarterback. but there are no questions about the defense. coach shaw impressed with that side of the ball. >> i told the offensive staff, it is hard to tell if sometimes we can't move the ball because the defense is that good. we have guys over there that are in college football right now some of the most unblockable guys you will find. we are really good and i can't wait for them to play against somebody else. >> petaluma put up a good fight, but 1010 had too much game. this tournament is double elimination. it was a rough start. two runs scored on past balls and tennessee goes up 2-0. but they tied it up in the bottom half of the inning. bradley smith drills a solo

shot. 3-2 petaluma. tennessee regained the lead in the second. luke brown with an infield single and tennessee up 1. bottom of 4 and deep to left center and you can hear the aluminum bat. tennessee up one. and then tennessee blew it up with four runs. petaluma loses it 9-6, but they have another game tomorrow against new jersey. it is an elimination game. all right, have i a feeling the national league west title will come down to the final series of the year between the giants and dodgers. l.a. won today. padres beat the g-men so the dodgers are back on top by half a game. padres honoring the military every sunday and wearing the camouflage. he struck out seven, but threw 96 pitches in three innings of work and gave up eight hits and three runs. bottom of first and mabin singles and alonzo will test his arm.

he beats the throw and 3-0 padres. the bottom of five. two r.b.i double. right down the lipe. 6-1 -- right down the line. a solo shot in the eighth. padres avoid the sweep. the dodgers roup next -- the dodgers are up next with the nl west leal on the line. cocoa, a huge day. started things off in the third. jarod parker solid innings. he is now 8 and 7. bottom of four and brandon moss helps out. a solo shot and 13th of the year. oakland up two. and then in the fifth, who else? cocoa crisp, a three-run bomb. he had a career high five r.b.i on the afternoon. it is a 7-0 shutout. greg biffle won the pure michigan 400 taking over the points lead. the sports report is brought

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