. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> devastating news for the family of a missing bay area nursing student. police say her disappearance is a murder investigation. good evening. >> she vanished ten days ago and now haywood police say they have found evidence in the case of 26-year-old michelle le. a look at her suv points to murder. the new information tonight from heather holmes live in haywood. >> reporter: le's family spent an hour here at police headquarters where they were told the case is now a homicide. their heads low the family of

michelle walked out of headquarters after being told the missing nursing student who vanished ten days ago was killed. >> thank you for all your support. >> reporter: gratitude to those who helped look for his daughter is all her father could express of police detailed why they have now declared this a homicide. >> we realize this is the worst possible news that the family and friends or anyone can have. despite everybody's hopes our efforts for michelle have now turned to efforts of recovery. . >> reporter: the captain said evidence collected from the car, surveillance from the parking garage at the hospital and information from search warrants and interviews all point to murder. >> all of these things we have considered to make this determination tell us it's a homicide. >> reporter: she was last seen may 27th walking to the parking

garage where she was making rounds. the student was pursuing a goal to be a nurse. the next day her locked car was found a few blocks away. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: on friday family and friends held a vigil, passed out shirts with her picture on the front and organized search efforts. tonight police say they have focusing on rural areas of the east bay as they look for her body. police say more than 25 people have been questioned in this case and there are several persons of interest. reporting live. heather holmes. >> and more details now the reward in this case is at 6 5,000 dollars. the university where she was a student contributed $25,000. her employer, pledged 20,000 and the le family gave 20,000. to that reward fund. >> two teens are behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting that claimed a baby

boy yesterday. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. both parents were wounded and the victim's mother spoke through tears today about their loss. little isaac was three months old. >> he was such a precious thing. he was my everything. now i don't have him. >> reporter: on sunday they were leaving a baby shower when two young men opened fire at their car. the mother was struck trying to shield her boys and today had to use a walker because of her injuries. >> i protected the 4-year-old with my body and i tried, i thought that i had protected my baby but one of the bullets went into his head. >> reporter: we were the only station there when police took two teens in to custody yesterday. they were found in a home one streets over from where the shooting happened.

investigators arrested this 17- year-old, detectives say he made statements tying him to the shooting. the 16-year-old in was arrested on weapons charges. >> people who live in the neighborhood where the shooting happened are pleased with how quickly police made arrests. >> that's wonderful. i feel safer. that's fantastic. >> reporter: investigators say the 17-year-old was beaten up last week by gang members and was looking for revenge. police say he mistakenly thought those responsible were in the car. today the mother pleaded to parents of teens. >> be involved on their kid's lives. pay attention to them. give them love. because if they don't they will find it on the streets >> reporter: a baby has now paid the price and they will never fully recover. in >> shots spotter device picked up the sounds of gun fire yesterday. the chief played it for us this

evening. the shot spotter is one of the tools east paloal to police are using in this case and at 10:30 we will look at the changes in the area that have helped the city loose its title of murder capitol. we are also following the story online where we have posted more video from the news conference. just look for the right now section. >> the state's fair political practices commission has rejected a request to launch an investigation into the former governor. they said it won't look if if he broke laws in connection with his affair with a housekeeper that resulted in the birth of a son before he took office. the county democratic party had requested the investigation. the exive director said there is insufficient knox to suggest any violation of state laws, regulating campaign financing. >> police officers in police isn't hill staged a demonstration this evening at city hall.

the officers took their complaints about contract negotiations to the city's council meeting. they say they have some of the lowest identity and benefits in the county and now they say the city wants them to pay one thousand dollars a month or more for their benefits. some say they might have to find work elsewhere. >> i have been here 21 years and 27 years in law enforcement and this is the first time i have ever considered leaving more reasons like this. >> the vice mayor said the city needs all employees including the managers to make connections. concessions. >> identity of a woman found stuffed in a bag is still unknown. a man found the bag in the bushes near his home. police say the victim is a latina whose body was intax, clothed and had blunt force trauma to her head. she was wearing a ring but had no identification. women who work at a preschool

nearby say it's shaken them up. >> that someone can just come into a random neighborhood and just put someone's body there, that is just really scary and for nobody to see it and it's so quiet and -- just nerve- wracking. >> an autopsy was done today but police say a cause of death hasn't been determined. >> official remain tight lipped following the memorial day drowning witnessed by rescue people who did nothing to assist the victim. one week has patsed. ken wayne talked to officials who said they would do an open and transparent investigation but found neither. >> reporter: there appears to be a bunker mentality in this city with one official after another dodging our attempts. the fire chief said he isn't interviewing, the mayor, city manager and city attorney all said to be unavailable. the deputy city manager making

a break for the door. >> i'm not authorized to talk to you. >> reporter: nobody offering an explanation. >> i'm shocked by the mismanagement and the thing things ha hamed. >> reporter: previously officials said budget cuts eliminated funding for the fire department's water rescue program. tonight some are pointing to the department's own budget on the city website saying it was prepared to handle eight such less eyes a year and a memo showing funding was reinstated two years ago. >> i think there is a cover up, they are stonewalling. >> reporter: county fire officials were called about the status of their rescue boat but it wasn't requested to be sent. >> we were asked if they -- what our eta might be, we said we had a 30 minute eta. they said okay, thank you.

>> what we are seeing the mayor saying yes, you know we are going to take take this seriously, investigate it and nobody is leave. >> reporter: we caught up with one councilwoman. it was a mistake. it happened. >> i don't know that and that's something that's subject to review right now. >> reporter: the council is expected to issue a report about its drowning response at its meeting here tomorrow night. live in alameda. >> a fire in san francisco this evening burned for less than an hour but caused $400,000 in damage. the blaze was reported just before six on the 2200 block of ceasar chavez street. when firefighter as lived the fire was burning on the roof and rafters of a storage building. they were able to put it out by around 6:45 but there was extensive damage to the roof and the contents of the building. they say it seems the fire was

caused by an electrical problem. >> the fire department finalized funeral plans for two fallen firefighters. a joint service for the two is scheduled for 12:30 this friday. the two will then be laid to rest at holy cross cemetery. a vigil is planned for thursday night also at saint mary's. the tower will turn red tomorrow night and through friday in honor of them. it honors firefighters and the families commitment san francisco. a memorial is also growing at fire station 26 where they worked. the last time two or more firefighters in san francisco died in a fire was 1946. >> the city council is meeting to vote on one of the city's biggest develop helicopter projects in decades. it involves an overhaul and expansion of stanford hospital. this is animation of what

administrators want the new hospital to look like. it includes about 1.3 million square feet of new space. the city council is scheduled to vote tonight on whether it certify a final impact report. >> i'm back, less than ten minutes the rain is moving away and we have fog forming. >> ashamed of my terrible judgement and actions. >> lewd photographs, lies and a lack of social media skills take down a politician once considered to be a rising star. why some say his troubles are just starting. >> and police say they have >> and police say they have al look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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. anti senator weiner said he accidentally posted a lewd picture to his twitter account when he tried to send it to a college student he met. he claimed at first it was hacked but it was a lie. >> i haven't told the truth and i have done things i deeply regret. >> the main imagine in question is this one which shows the congressman shirtless. there are others including one

that shows him in his bulging underwear. tonight lawmakers are calling for an investigation. >> the new york democrat isn't the first in power who has acted inappropriately but social media is a whole new way for them to create trouble for themselves. >> reporter: the explicit photographs all over the internet, a reminder nothing is that private or sacred. >> i'm ashamed of my terrible judgement and actions. >> reporter: with a tearful apology for sending lewd photographs to random woman a rising star became a punch line. >> to do this after so many have been brought down by this i -- his judgement is in question. >> reporter: his down fall is the talk of the nation and across the country people say they are shock that so many

politicians expect to get away with such bad behavior. one expert said people in power may start to believe they are above the rules. >> there is a part that power changes your thinking. it could be result of a narciccistic individual. >> reporter: in his case many we talked to said the problem isn't so much the so-called crime as the cover up which involved him blaming hackers and political foes. >> i apologize to my wife. >> reporter: despite his embarrassment he refuses to resign and experts say it's likely the democrat will hang onto his seat as long as he keeps a low profile and his camera out of his pants. >> one thing democratic voters have shown is if you have some personal f,o ibles you may get away with it. >> reporter: members of his own party are calling for an ethics

probe. >> there is new information about john edwards legal problems. last week he was charged with using campaign funds to hide his mistress and baby when he ran for president in 2008. we have learned federal prosecutors offered him a deal to plead guilty but he would have had to spend six months in prison. he refused it. >> we have told you about the problems oakland police officers have had with their radios. tonight they have a new system and rob roth spoke to officers who said she have already notices the improvement. >> reporter: police have long complained their radios didn't work in highland hospital. >> its been a big problem to get information out to field units, give updates. >> reporter: today they demonstrated their new communication system at the hospital. >> 1, 2.

>> reporter: it worked. the new system went online yesterday morning and officials say so far so good, the system sends a stronger signal. >> we find ourselves talking in areas we haven't been able to before so there is a improvement. >> reporter: it had been hit with problems. in february we reported that officers responsibility responded to a shooting at a motel and their radios went down. now with the new system they expect those types of programs to disappear for the most part. >> there will still be a few areas that won't be totally reachable. >> reporter: the city said it'll likely have to build more communication towers to eliminate any remaining dead spot bus one area that used to be a dead scene is hyde street. they say because of the new system radios now work here. that's a relief to the pharmacy often a victim of robbery and break-in. >> having them have full communications and be able to

respond quicker is definitely good for us and the community. >> reporter: other bay area law enforcement actions including san francisco and san jose are expected to start using the same new system by 2013. in oakland, rob roth. >> an investigation has led police to a 19-year-old in connection with a shooting over the weekend. he was arrested last night at his home in oakland. police say he shot and killed james dio saturday morning. investigators have linked the suspect to gang activity but say they still don't know the motive for the weekend shooting. >> leaders of the muni briefed the rank and file on the contract agreement. operators are scheduled to vote on the deal this wednesday between five and five. in the deal operators won't get races but won't endure pay cuts either. the operators used be able to count on routine pay hikes. it also calls for rule changes

to cut down on overtime. a bit of relief for driver, the latest survey shows prices are falling faster at the pump than the rest of the nation. they have dipped below the four dollar level in parts of bay area. today it was $3.97 in oakland, san francisco is $4.09. >> and earlier this evening the winter weather advisory in the mountains was dropped, look at that activity moving off throughout the day. the rain sending, high pressure starting to build in, we will see more spring like, summer like pattern, the jet stream going up, that is where it belongs, doesn't belong here with us. what we are tracking will be that 3567y coastal fog -- you have it from point ray south of pigeon point, a strong push into the east bay hills, that

is 5:00 a.m. no rain, just a little bit of fog, then it clears out. there is lunchtime. lot of sun. temperatures at lunchtime. by, three, 4:00 we are back in to the 70s. not going to get hot. fog lingers along the coast. i will come back, we will give you the long range forecast that looks into the end of the week and the weekend. i will show you how warm it'll get. >> attorneys representing the man arrested for the beating of brian stow won a court victory involving surveillance tape they say could prove their client didn't do it. giovanna ramirez was arrested for the beating. today a judge issued an order prohibiting the police department from destroying any surveillance tape from a hotel and gas station. ramirez's attorney said that video taken one day after the beating will show that ramirez had a full head of hair. witnesses said the attacker was bald. >> it's an extra zest eyes,

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. the city of vallejo is looking at an old problem in a new way. police have just activated two live cameras in their ongoing effort to fight prostitution. >> reporter: extra eyes on the streets now. two now surveillance cameras with more to come. >> this would be the northeast corner of the intersection. >> reporter: the sergeant showed us the video that is collected in realtime from the cameras by a hard line connection. the system can record up to 180

days of video and police can access them on the internet. it'll also allow any officer to view it from their cruiser. >> he can go a short distance, a block o a block and away and see it. >> reporter: it came after patrols were reduced because of budget cuts. >> we hope to not only catch some of the prostitution but we may be able to catch the johns. >> reporter: each camera is about $7,000 and the business men agreed to may two thirds. >> seems like we are making a real positive step toward solving the problems of the short fall of cash that our police department has. >> reporter: police say the cameras can be moved to different locations as needed. some are worried about privacy. police say they are only taking what is out in the open and

what anyone out here could see. in vallejo. >> a former priest who worked in the bay area has been sent to ireland to face sex abuse charges. he resided in the alameda neighborhood where giving up to authorities last august. he worked in churches in the santa rosa area in the mid80s before resigning because of sexual abuse allegations. they face at least two lawsuits connected to those allegations. boos, and chants of shame on you as the former head of the international monetary fund arrived. he plead not guilty to the charges that he assaulted a housekeeper at a manhattan hotel last month. the protest was organized by the hotel housekeepers union. >> rick santorum is running for president. >> i'm ready to do what has to

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america's murder capitol but not anymore. east palo alto has turned a corner. we are live where we talked to some people, some of the people who helped make the city a safer place. >> reporter: this weekend's murder of a 3-month-old was a second homicide of the year for the area. as tragic as it was it does show that the crime rate has been dropping. it's wired for computer recording and tracking of gun shots. there was no such technology in 1992 when the city recorded 42 homicides and was called the murder capitol of the united states. >> it agency like living in a war zone back in the early 90s. >> reporter: william webster has lived here 37 years. he said residents took back their neighborhoods. >> they put on white helmets, they would stand on street corners along with the -- the

sell people selling drugs and it discouraged the customers. . >> reporter: now children play on the streets, from a high of 47 homicides the murder rate has dropped, 15 six years ago, eight three years ago and four last year. the police chief said this city made crime reduction a priority. >> we can't do it alone and partner with neighboring counties, the state, the government, community organizations, faith organizations. >> reporter: the different faces, black, latino, who appeared yesterday to denounce the shooting of the baby reflect the city now. >> we are all about helping whoever is being attacked in this community. we are going to stand up for them. >> reporter: and this city continues to work to make the label murder capitol just a

distant memory. live, ktvu channel 2news. >> five united states soldiers were killed in baghdad when rockets rained down on their base. the five deaths represent the largest loss of life in one day in the past two years, the incident has just one of several in the capitol today. iraqi officials are debating whether to ask to keep troops past the deadline for them to leave. milit. >>announcer: s has stepped up attacks recently. robert gates is in afghanistan. he was asked about the troop withdrawal from afghanistan that is scheduled to start next month. >> enough to keep the shooters and take the support out first. the numbers are such that it'll have to be both. >> reporter: how many troops will leave is up to the president and he is expected to make a decision this month.

there are currently 100,000 american military people in afghanistan. >> united states military officials say about half of all american service members have gone through training allowing for gays to serve openly. so far lead verse seen in adverse effects from the change in military culture. the secretary told one seemingly resistant marine there is no opt out policy for those who would rather not serve alongside gays. >> voters are about to decide whether to clean house at city hall. a recall will be held form for the mayor and a councilman. the vote comes a financial scandal dating back to last fall when offers of mismanagement led to the resigning of one council. richmond is also getting ready for a special election. voters will decide whether to raise the sales tax by a half

percent. they will also decide whether to split it between moneys for the poor and public schools. if the measures fail the city said it'll have to cut another two million dollars from the budget. >> we are just a few weeks from the start of summer but in the sierra it still feels and looks like winter. check out this view where skiers and snow boarders enjoyed a late season snow. nearby children also took advantage of the strange june weather. snow clouds, snow blowers and clouds are back in service as well after a short break clearing roadways to try to keep people safe. >> in this era of tight budgets the navy is considering an enxpensive project off treasure island. this clean up would benefit ducks that call the bay waters their home. >> reporter: they remember the days when sailing meant watching out for friendly fire. >> shooting toward the water

from over here and you had to sail around it. >> reporter: sailors used a portion of clipper cove as a skeet range. today the navy is preparing to spend millions to remove under water lead shot that may hurt diving ducks. >> the ducks go down and basically eat the shots as they go down looking for the things they want to eat. >> reporter: a 2008 study found lead shot buried in a foot of sediment. the navy is proposing to spend between two million and $24 million to clean the cove. the most expensive plan includes directing your attentioning tons of lead contaminated sediment. the cheaper plan buries contaminated sediment in a landfill. >> it's not like i'm trying to deal with the exposure to human health, it's the animals that

actually dive into it where the lead shots have fallen into. >> if it can be cleaned it would be a great thing. >> reporter: a public meeting on the proposals to remove the lead and protect the duck social security set for june 14th here on treasure island. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2news. >> local viewers around the bay were not able to watch channel 2 because of a comcast cable outage. it started during the 5:00 news. with in the past hour comcast said its workers have now located the problem. they aren't sure what happened but they say they found broken glass, perhaps from an accident and the fiber cable on the ground neatly wound up. they say they can start fixing the problem. no estimate on when service will be restored. >> a fire and it's still growing. what makes fighting it so difficult for firefighters. >> and back here less than ten

minutes, don't put the jackets away, we have fog in the forecast. i will show you how cool it'll be tomorrow.

. firefighters reporting progress if their efforts to contain a fire in california's kern county. it started yesterday near lake isabella about 45 miles northeast of bakersfield. the good news is the fire is now 75% contained. it's burning in an area of hundreds of unmarked abandoned gold mines. 20 homes have been vacant

evacuated as aprication. in eastern arizona crews fighting strong winds fighting a massive fire that doubled in size to more than 350 square niles. the fire has destroyed five buildings and hundreds of residents have evacuated. today authorities also gave preorders for two more towns. >> i new bill heading to the senate tonight that would regulate an oil drilling technique called fracking. oil companies would have to say what chemicals they are using. they say they have been using the technique safely for years. the years. >> san jose is dealing a 115 million-dollar deficit and wants city workers to make concessions. today the union workers tried

to turn the tables. they parked an rv across from city hall. talks on retirement reform broke down last friday and some say its put them in a difficult position. it's hard hard to negotiate for the long term. >> union leaders say the city isn't interested in their proposalsments the mayor said he is ready to talk but changes have to be made. >> police pittsburgh say they have searching for three men in connection with the stabbing of a man last friday night. it happened at harbor street. the victim was attacked while trying to help a woman in disstress. officers say he was hit, kicked and stabbed by three men. the attackers said to be in their late teens to early 20s. two are avenue ran american,

about 5'10'' and 6 feet tall, the third is white, about 5'7''. east bay regional parks police say if you have information contact them right away. >> in news of the world in libya at least ten air strikes hit today. nato said they hit the military intelligence headquarters. west rebels took a mountain town. soon they hope to attack the capitol. no word on deaths from the battle. in germany officials said the source of a e-coli outbreak is unclear . yesterday they say they knew but if tests didn't confirm it. in southern chile a volcano has sent out a huge plum of ash. thousands of people have been

evacuated. hats times lightning was seen flash. it's coming from a three mile long fissure. >> steve jobs takes a day off leave to come out and introduce new software. that story still ahead. >> and bill

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. steve jobs took a break from medical leave just for today to reveal some of the newest inventions. tom was at the developer's convention as yobs took information to the clouds. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: right after playing i feel good, steve jobs came out to a standing ovation.

museum museum. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: he wasted no time in introducing a dazzling array of new software for computers as well as for i-pads and i- phones. move of its free orrin expensive, all of its designed to work in with each other. >> it's a huge part of the successful recipe nowadays and apple has proved. >> also its thing that reinforces demand for the hardware. >> reporter: the big announcement, cloud, no more plugging in to sync so that each has the same music, photographs, books and documents. >> this stores your content in the cloud, and wirelessly pushes it to all devices. >> reporter: it's a series of server farms that doffing. >> it automatically up load it's, stores it and pushing to all your other devices.

>> it's about integrating from the hardware to the software so you create a great experience for your users. >> it's just all works. it just works. >> reporter: the new software should be out later this fall. tkvu channel 2news. >> microsoft has plans to bring live tv to its x box 360. it would be the first to bring live tv here in the united states. >> a rough start to the week on wall street. stocks fell for a 4th trading session. the dow dropped 61 is points, the nasdaq off 30. the united states court today rejected a challenge to

california's tuition policy for illegal immigrants. state law provides in-state tuition at the state's public colleges for high school graduates no matter what their immigration status. opponents including those who paid the higher out of state tuition says it's favorable treatment for illegals. the court found it was based on graduation, not residency. . >> the trojans saw it coming but now the bcs has stripped usc of its 2004 national championship in football. today's announcement after the officials denied the university's appeal of sanctions that include a two year ban from bowl games and a loss of 30 scholarships. all this from a ruling that reggie bush got inappropriate benefits. leaders will hear the latest on arrests to build a new 49ers stadium. the price tag for the project

has risen to $950 million. that's $13 million more than the first projected cost. a spokeswoman said it'll likely rise again as the design is refined. the contribution of the city remains around $75 million. >> there could be an update on the investigation of that pipeline explosion in san bruno and the head of the ntsb visits on wednesday. the chair woman is expected to join jackie spear and tour the site of the disaster that claimed the lives of eight people and destroyed 38 homes last september. their final report is expected later this year. >> and we have little bit of fog outside. these are the highs, they were not bad, we have 73 morgan hill, warmed up where you had a bit more sun. right now it was -- the white

arrows pushing in to san francisco, we have fog around stinson beach -- that's a live reading at the bridge, winds right now west at six. that's a westerly wind, it's driving that fog in to the coast. fog is the story as we go in through the next couple days, it's not rain, few clouds, coastal fog, nights and mornings, clearing during the day. sounds like june. more june like than the weather we have been seeing. as we go through time a warm up but not hot. the pattern isn't a hot one, we may pop an 80 but it won't get hot. forecast in the mid40s, 52 vallejo, the advisory stayed in effect throughout the day. they dropped it about 6:00. tomorrow with all the cool air it'll be warmer, 60s and low 70s and fog back at the coast and it'll feel more like june. we had record rainfall through

the bay area weekend. there are a lot of plant that will start blooming. glass pollen and weed wills pop up as well. normally the tree pollens will be done but a few more on the trees and a lot of grasses starting to show up. when the sun comes out you will notice it. its going it get warm real fast. we have been in the 50s and 60s. forecast for tomorrow, a few showers, that's 6:00 tomorrow. fog backouts the coast, 6 a.m. we are into wednesday. now wednesday afternoon, now into thursday, you see the fog coming back for the morning and then we go into friday and it's more of the same. i like that. hope you like that. nicer than the weather we have been experiencing. mid-70s and -- brentwood and -- fog along the coast. pacifica, it'll be cooler, even though the pattern was wet around here you know the coastal sections benefited from the weather because the fog wasn't setting up. instead of the foggy days a lot more sun around the beaches than usual in the late spring

and early summer. forecast highs tomorrow, cool era long the coast, warm erin land and five-day of the weekend, we have plenty of rain, the mountains, we almost have to much snow and rain. let's enjoy the sun. >> finally a nice week. >> i think it'll be dry for a while. >> the highest grossing and most attended music tour in history is set to play tomorrow night. we have a look today at the stage for u2's 360 tour. its baseball field is all by corresponded. when we searched ticket master there were no tickets available. and it'll have a new name, overstock.com which purchased the naming rights will call it odco. the signs went up today featuring the new name. they purchased it for six years. >> a br

. sports warriors have a new coach. >> eyebrow raiser. bit of a surprise, sometimes it's the intangibles that make up for what you don't see.

read between the lines. mark jackson, never coached a game in the nba but does know a little something about the way they play in the pros, having done it for 17 years as a point guard in the league himself and for the past few seasons putting his knowledge of the game over the air waves as a television analyst. they feel his passion for the game can turn it into a contender, fans will have to wait to hear from him as he won't take over his duties until the nba finals are done. the joint is jumping on a monday night even over at at&t. giants selling out the place, usually you have to wait for the team to wake up and rank crant can up. him had an of night. did -- he was the of look for

eight. two on, huff, little texas leaguer down the left field line. two runs will score and the giants are with in 4-3 but it takes the clutch hit of the high school product nate liner to left. how many times has this guy come through? 1-2 pitch. huff just a score. we have a 4-4 game and that's where we are in the top of the 11th inning right now. getting scary for the a's with all is said and done with the season maybe everybody will look back at this little stretch where it all went wrong. seven straight losses, change of venue, baltimore tonight, orioles in front, 4-0, matt weeder had a little something to do with it. base hit to center. gets by sweeney, gonzalez touched for the loss. one bright spot for oakland, adam has missed a lot of time with a fractured foot, his first game back and he blasts

one and it's not enough as the a's wind up on the shortened. sports sometimes you just never know what can change momentum. sometimes it's subtle, sometimes its anything but. plan did things change fast after this cheap shot late on the bruinsa back in boston. eric grill drills horton and is ejected for that. certainly discipline action will follow as horton is taken off on a very mucher. no update on the condition, boston explodes for eight goals. brad, beautiful, basically passing to himself. goes top shelf and they opened it up 8-1 vancouver still leading the series. that's the sporting lawn up for a monday night. the giants are still tied as far as i know. >> thank you. >> the morning news starts at

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