. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news. >> the gloves come off. republican presidential hopefuls take to the stage and go after the leader of the pack. >> republican candidates ganged up at tonight's debate but this time it wasn't the president in their sights, it was the current gop front runner. >> texas governor rick perry. >> the governor again found

himself the pinata at the tea party sponsored debate. his fellow candidates tore into him, home of millions of seniors over his previous comments that social security is unconstitutional and a ponzi scheme. >> do you still believe it should be ended as you can six months ago when your book came out? >> i think we should have a --. >> we are right now. >> we are frightening the american people who just want solutions. this party isn't going to win in 2012 unless we get our act together. >> he was attacked for his order in texas requiring school girls get the vaccine against std's. >> on that issue i will tell you that i made a mistake by not going to the legislature first. >> i'm a mom of three children and to have innocent 12-year-

old's be forced to have a government injection through an an exorder is just wrong. >> it's bad policy and shouldn't have been done. there. were shots taken at the the president. >> it created zero jobs. 400 plus billion dollars in this package and i can do the math on that one, half of zero jobs will be zero jobs. >> reporter: the next debate is in just ten days on september 26th in orlando. >> the tea party may be considered conversative but those we talked toe said it's not about right or left wing but they are anti establishment. that part of our cove rage from amber lee in danville. >> reporter: we are in front of san ramone valley high school. we spoke to a group of mothers

who are members of the tea party as they watched the debate they said their focus is on a better future for their children. >> the look on his face. >> reporter: at a home tonight members of the east bay tea party watched frustration, calling the debate theater saying the tea party movement is a grass roots effort to find the truth and the best candidate for president. >> we have to find the person who will be the most honest with. >> reporter: who is that? >> i think michelle has been fighting the fight. >> that's why i fought so hard in washington against the president and obama care. >> this group said their candidate of choice is michelle bachmann followed byron paul. >> there is a lot of room to cut on the military. >> reporter: they say they want someone fiscally responsible who is anti-war. >> the tea party is concerned about the future of our country, it's not about left or right. >> it's our motherly instinct.

we see what's happening and we all have children. >> like you i recognize that the american economy is in crisis. >> reporter: we asked tom, chair of the california republican party how the tea party will affect the race for the republican nomination. >> if the republicans answer the basic questions, is as to the proper role of government i think the tea party has a good influence and it'll hurt the democrats. >> reporter: tea party members say they don't support the republican party front runners, rick perry or mitt romney saying the two represent the establishment. reporting live. >> and we have posted video of some of the debate at ktvu.com. look for the video player on the front page. >> diane feinstein said her campaign war chest has been

wiped out. she said heritresser her treasurer has stolen from her. how much she didn't know. ten days ago the political operative was arrested for fraud for allegedly taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from two other politicians. >> a developing story out of oakland where firefighters mopping up an apartment fire. it started at about 8:30 at a complex on newton. fire quickly went to two alarms. firefighters said thick black smoke was coming a third floor apartment. a viewer caught this picture of flames shooting out of the building. >> my apartment was right next to the one and grabbed my keys and my phone and ran. then, stood and watched as the flames were coming out of the window. >> one man was hurt in the tire but officials say his

injuries don't appear serious. firefighter has it under control in less than 45 minutes. the cause is not known and we are told some of the resident was displaced. >> word of a neuter rist video, timed to coincide with the september 11th attacks. the new leader appears in the video. a monitoring service said it's called the dawn of imminent victory and features previously unreleased images of bin laden. protests against bart are becoming a weekly tradition, it's hard not to notice. alex is in the city where someone else has noticed protesters are less than pleased. >> reporter: the group behind the demonstrations we have seen is looking at more scrutiny from the fbi. we saw a shift, protesters

didn't go onto the bart platform meaning no station shut downs and a hassle free commute. they faced off with police outside of city hall tonight but after officers blocked the entrance they headed back to bart. they stormed the civic center station but never went past the fair gate. >> i guess that's fine. as lock as it's not holding me back. >> reporter: bart said none of the stations had to be closed like during previous protests. >> we hate to close the station because we know that impacts the people who want want to get on the train and go home. >> reporter: these weekly protests have drawn the attention of the federal government. tonight we saw agents from the department of homeland security and bart said they have been working with the fbi. demonstrators don't understand it. >> they are treating this situation as if it's covert terrorism. it's freedom of speech.

we have the right. >> reporter: and a new bulletin said the online hacking group anonymous that organizes the protests is consider a potential national security threat. something mike grant disputes. >> it's kind of ridiculous to assume that the actions of one or two people on line doing it anonymously suddenly dictates that everybody else online agrees with them. >> reporter: for the 5th week in a row protesters focused their anger on bart but did it without angering passengers. and in the end no protesters were arrested tonight and bart said all the trains ran on time. we are live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> two men entered not guilty pleas in connection with the drive by shooting that killed a

child. the man was targeting two rival gang member when is he shot the 3-year-old. a 22-year-old is also charged with murder. authorities say he was driving the car during the shooting in oakland. they also face two counts of attempted murder for wounding the men. two men accused of killing a woman and burning her body pled not guilty to murder. her body was found in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood on july 14th. the men face additional charges for kidnapping. >> more than $50 million. that's the estimate for the cost of brian stow's medical care. that was used in court papers last friday. he and his children are suing the dodgers for the beating he suffered. his family said he is responding to some commands again. bank of america announced major job cuts today.

they said it'll eliminate as many as 30,000 positions in the next few years. the job cuts come on top of the six thousand layoffs they have put in since january 1st. some bay area customers said the layoffs just wrong. especially after the bank took a 45 billion-dollar tax pay bailout. >> it's a shame and people should go to other banks, maybe smaller ones. why should they get all the money and lay people off? >> the bank issued a statement saying it hopes to avoid laying off many through attrition. >> the president threw down the challenge to republicans in congress today and sent them his 447 billion-dollar jobs bill. >> this is the bill that congress needs to pass. no games, no politics, no delays. >> the president was surrounded by workers he said the bill would help. shortly after a representative went to the house and delivered

the bill. previously the house speaker said it would be considered but today he was critical saying it would increase taxes on job creators. the white house outlined what the bill would do for each state including california. it figures 710,000 businesses would be able to apply for a payroll tax cut for workers and california would get four billion in highway and transit money. it would extend unemployment benefits also. the administration also outlined how it would pay for the plan. about 400 billion would come from limiting deductions for those with high erin comes, 40 billion from closing loopholes for oil and gas, 3 billion for changing taxes on corporate jets and 18 million from requiring fund managers to pay more taxes. >> back mere we will talk about thunderstorms in the mountains and the fog that's returning. >> and for the second time in

just two weeks warnings arrive on students phones. the reason san jose state police again activated the emergenciy notification system. >> it's like a double edged sword. >> úgúñ?#??;

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has gone out at san jose alerting students about a sexual assault. heather holmes is live where police are increasing patrols. >> reporter: they certainly are. in fact we have watched as this police car has been parked here much of the night. we are outside the dorms known as campus village near the scene of the latest assault. fresh off her evening work out jill wasn't thinking about her safety but after seeing the had line in the paper of a second student sexually assaulted this week she started thinking about it. >> it's sort of scary since like i go work out at night and we walk around by myself. >> reporter: she is now considering changing her nightly routine. police say around 2 yesterday morning a female reported being assaulted off campus near 9th just two blocks from the university police station. >> it's terrifying to like see that happen. >> reporter: sunday's assaults after another female student

lured into an alley at the engineering department. police say they have surveillance footage of the man. they don't believe the two are related. >> the descriptions are different of the two. >> reporter: while police and a they are increasing their presence around the university. >> we tend to up the foot patrols and vehicle patrols. we have -- we make sure that the community knows about the escort system and the blue light emergency phones that are available on campus. >> reporter: those blue light phones instantly connect with you campus police and you can an officer go with you to a parking garage or your dorm. >> the plea hearing for the woman accused of killing michelle le was postponed today. we saw the 27-year-old in court last week. she is being held without bail

and is seven months pregnant. today's proceedings were put off until next monday. she is a ceus of murdering le. a football player has been release from jail and is not being charged for a violent hit during a game that put another player in a coma. he was seriously injuried in june suffering a brain injury. the 26-year-old patrick power was arrested thursday but released the next day. the da said it's still investigating the case. >> a charge construction project is now underway that will redo a major artery in south san jose. it's between blossom hill road and brannon. robert honda says while the improvements welcome the timing is less than perfect. >> reporter: the long awaited expressway improvement project is up and running. the federal funding finally in place crews started the eight

million dollar project that will among other things add exit lanes and turn lanes and widen roadways in an area that includes oakridge mall as well as highway 85. in all 100,000 vehicles drive through. >> you will get stuck, it'll take you -- you will take a good 45 minutes. >> reporter: is this good news about the construction? >> yeah because it'll bet -- like a double edged sword. it's good with the bad. >> reporter: the bad, for nine months on weekdays construction will go from ten to three, resuming eight to five. then saturday ten to four and sunday eight to five. construction will now run in to the holiday shopping season. >> it's just -- especially at christmas. they have to get the traffic cops out and you know some of the shopping center areas, don't want the -- close its exits. >> reporter: today the county said workers will stay out of the way. >> they know that during the

christmas season they have to pull back and not be working in front of the major commercial outlets. >> reporter: officials acknowledge it'll be a tough balancing act. reminding the public shops will will be open during construction. in san jose. >> the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks has passed but thousands have spent the day remembering the lives lost. the memorial site at ground zero opened to the public today. the names of almost 3,000 victims are in bronze panels that surround twin pools where the towers once stood. visitors say the monument is a fitting way to remember the tragedy. >> i'm honored to be here today. it didn't affect us, but the whole country. >> the place to come and honor and remember their loved ones but it's also a place to be filled with hope. >> reporter: those who planned

to visit must make reserve vacations, the memorial is booked for the rest of the week. not everybody is happy with it. the family of one found yesterday his name was spelled wrong. he worked in the mail room at a financial room. his remains were never found. the memorial officials say they regret the error and are working to fix it. >> a bitter sweet situation to remember the attacks. . >> just as they did ten years ago house and senate members stood on the steps of the capitol and sang. this year they were joined by a marine corp. band. they sang god bless america as they did back in 2001. >> some active weather showing up in the sierra nevada on the

west slopes, thunderstorms popping up in the late afternoon. that will continue the next couple days. we look like we are in the clear for thunderstorms but we have fog reforming at the coast and temperatures edging their way up. it was warmer today than yesterday. 87 and antioch, 86 fairfield. highs tomorrow about two or three degrees, along the coast we had clearing today. i expect a little bitl bit of clearing tomorrow. that will put you maybe in the mid60s out at the golden gate park near the whipped mills. temperature across the bay in the berkeley area in the upper 60's. 70's and 80's in to the valley. it's not a real hot day tomorrow but slightly warmer than today. right now tracking the fog. when i come back i will show you where it is now and also what you can expect for a daytime high in your neighborhood. i will see you back here. >> mosquito fogging is scheduled for parts of concord tomorrow because of the west nile virus. the area is a round oak grove

road. weather permitting the fogging will start about 7:30 tomorrow night. so far 15 birds have been found with the virus. >> millions of fish caught in water pumps -- why fish and games say that's a sign of progress. >> a surge in sta

it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. some fishermen are crying foul but the state said the numbers a sign that fish populations are rebounding. >> great. >> great. >> reporter: success reeling in salmon is indicate that the

fish population is increasing. a record spawning of minnows led to the salvage of 7 million fish returned to the waterways. >> i think it may be a grossly over stated number. with that many out there there should be evidence of that. >> reporter: fish and game say because they are so small it's possible fishermen may not have noticed. >> i had no idea what they are talking about president the bottom line is that none of us know where the fish are. >> reporter: one thing they agree on is that the delta pumps aren't good for the fish. >> there would be more fish without the water -- these pumps kill a lot of fish and change habitats. >> reporter: up to 75% of fish die before they make it to the screens meaning if 11 million were saved this year up to 100 million were sacrificed. fish and game admitted that the pumps kill millions of fish but

just because it's legal doesn't make it right. at least that's the position of the ones we talked to. they hope that two lawsuits filed last year will help tip the scales in their favor. >> three teams of firefighters from the north bay are on the fire lines in kern county battling several fires there. are three, twoo southeast of bakersfield. officials say lightning sparked owl of them offer the weekend. fires now cover about 87 square miles. firefighters have evacuated several hundred homes and one school district canceled classes. in texas some residents of the wildfire areas were allowed to return this their neighborhoods today outside austin. many found there was nothing left but ashes. more than 1500 homes were destroyed. as of today the largest fire was 60% contained there is one

sign of normalyy as some schools reopen. >> a few thousand in marin are in the dark. pg&e said 3500 lost power around 8:30. so far pg&e has not determined what caused the outage. three locations affected, south nevado boulevard, east of highway 101 and west of highway 101 in the indian valley area. pg&e has a new ceo who is facing a daunting task. anthony earn replaces peter darby who stepped down in april. he needs to rebuild the utility's reputation after the san bruno blast. he wants to settle victim claims and admits customers may have to pay for some of the costs for upgrades to the system. he said pg&e will continue him stalling the smart meters. >> the jobs are out there. while stats say nothing is happening who is hiring. >> and a disturbing crime in ( grunting )

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. as the united states economy struggles to create jobs dozens of new tech start ups are launching in san francisco. janet explains how the start up surge is translating in to more bay area jobs. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: this is where dreams of success can come true. and today fresh face start up companies pedestrianl their products music apps to gaming. for start ups it's about getting attention and getting their name out. >> down load the apps. win a date with you or with

this guy here. >> and --. >> yes. >> reporter: ring shuffle provides temporary phone numbers where you don't want give out your number. >> we don't where we are debuting today. >> a great shift. more the early stage company, much smaller, full of young people. >> reporter: participation has doubled over last year with two hundred start ups drawn to san francisco. >> bringing people in to the economy who might not otherwise have joined. >> reporter: this week 30 new start ups would launch and the growth brings jobs as companies look to hire. >> we are hiring quite a bit so very exciting time to be in social gaming. >> we opened earlier this year and it's grown to a dozen people and i would say we are hiring about 15, 20 different positions. >> reporter: according to a july study of 15% increase in

tech job social security expected in the coming year. reporting san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> unelectric car company based in los angeles plans to create jobs, the maker say itself wants to put together the all electric vehicle in its plant starting at the end of the year. that could mean 50 to 100 jobs. after federal and state incentive itself would cost $35,000. a legal move may move hundreds of lawsuits against toyota to go forward. a federal judge decided not to dismiss the first. it was considered key to what others will proceed. they recalled 14 million worldwide because of reported speed problems. >> wall street bounced back after a rough ending to next week. concerns have been weighing stocks down.

a late rally pushed them up 68 points. the. a house subcommittee is looking in to why the fremont company filed for bankrupty. a memo said executives said fibs financing were improving but an energy department loan officer found that the company was preparing statements showing decreased revenues. they received a loan of $500 million from the government. >> we have the update on the story we first brought you last october. a san jose's man lawsuit against the fbi for putting a gps on his car without a warrant is on hold. he asked for a delay until the united states court decides on a related case. fbi officials admit placing the gps on his car last year but won't say why. he is annie gyp an american and said he never did anything to draw the fbi's attention. >> a serial robber has attacked another taxi driver in

san francisco. the latest happened this morning. why surveillance video taken inside the cab won't be much help. >> reporter: francis gonzalez had no idea that earlier today another cab driver was robbed on the street he was on. >> they usually put a memo that somebody was robbed like that and there is no memo in the company. >> reporter: police say at 2:00 a.m. a cab driver picked up a man and asked to . during the driver asked to be taken to another location. >> the robber held a knife to the cab driver's throat and demanded money and tack the cash. >> reporter: since july eight cab drivers have been robbed since august it's the 5th time since one has been robbed on this street. investigators have arrested a man for one of the robbery bus believe at responsible for the others. >> we do think it's the same

person. the last two were -- probably committed by an accomblice. >> reporter: surveillance video is to blurry. gonzalez said he will take precautions. >> maybe, trying to stay away from this area. why should i risk my life? if things happen like this in here. >> reporter: cabs all companies have been hit. they describe the robber as a black man in his 40s or 50s. weighing 210 point pounds, 5'9''. he was wearing all black. reporting san francisco. >> a man is set to appear tomorrow in a hawaii courtroom to face charges of killing his ex-girlfriend. he faces murder and sexual assault charges. he has been in the hospital

since september 1st when he jumped off a cliff into the ocean. his ex-girlfriend was found dead minutes after witnesses reported seeing her in a fight with him. >> the search for a murder suspect, is now in its 16th day and he has managed to elude authorities. some 30 to 50 are been searching the year around fort bragg. is he wanted for killing a city councilman and he is suspected in the death of a land manager. >> what are they trying to say about girls in the controversial over a t-shirt and the cover up. some clearly don't like what it says. . >> some of the overnight lows getting cool. we will talk about that and the forecast high for your city for tuesday. we will see you back here in ten. >> and look

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. eye big rig tipped over near sacramento spilling thousands of cans and bottles of we're beer. it happened just before six blocking the road and interstate 80 off ramp. the driver wasn't hurt but they had to off load the beer to up right the truck. >> have learn aid budget move has fors wracking up a lot of cover time. many say they have have work mandatory overtime. it's because the depth has 300 fewer firefighters than it did just a few years ago and because more retired than were

expected. it's challenger to pay overtime than hire more but officials say part of the budget may be used this fall to fund a class of 40 new firefighters. >> the faa fined a retire station today for improper maintenance. they said they failed to fully inspect 44 southwest airline jets and incorrectly made repairs. the purpose was to prevent a repeat of an incident when a hole opened up in the roof of a southwest plane. the on time performance of southwest improved in july. on type and considered landing with in 15 minutes of what's scheduled. the top united states carriers were hawaii, alaska and southwest. august is expected to decline because of the havoc created by

irene. the stats released today came from the transportation department. if kenya at least 75 possibly more died in a fire in a crowded slum. more than a hundred were badly burned. a gasoline pipeline leaked in to a sewage stream. as people rushed to collect the gas somebody threw a cigarette but. the united states hopes to reopen its elm bass yeah embassy in libya. it was trashed on may first. in turkey a wedding party was caught in a fire fight. guest was dancing when the gun fire started. they scattered ran for fire.

five people were killed but nobody in the wedding party was hurt. >> the department of agriculture is expanding -- officials will now test for seven strains of the bacteria in raw ground beef instead of just the most common. health experts say the additional strains cause more than 100,000 illnesses a year. the u.s.d.a. is expected to make an official announcement. they are expected to begin in march. >> forever 21 is stirring up controversy with a t-shirt. a user posted this photograph of the shirtt. says allergic to al gebra and many believe it reinforces ideas that girls can't do math. >> it may be hard to believe but you can start shopping for christmas right now. we found the cosco store with

all kinds of items on display. a survey found 82% said they plan to spend less or the same as last year. 68% said they started shopping at stalwart stores. >> bill is back in six minute was the forecast plus. >> san francisco landmarks showing up in more hollywood movies. the friend that is welcome.

. new, you may have noticed it n san francisco is taking more of a lead role on the big screen. paul chambers tells you why making movies in the city means

big business in more ways than one. >> cable cars, the barry building and city hail, famous landmarks in san francisco that often end up in movies. possibly the most famous of them all, the golden gate bridge. they were seen throughout the movie rise of the planet of the apes. pictures were filmed on location but no actors were ever on site. >> the general public doesn't know that. they will still come looking for the locations where the film was shot. >> i went to the park the first thing. >> san francisco is very beautiful. i wanted to see it in person. i took a trip up here. >> reporter: since january there have been eight movies including temptation filmed in part or totally here. it think itself will bring in more than $56 million this fiscal year.

to youists seem to flock to the famous locations. >> means more locate ams being hired, more people staying in hotels, the production people working here. >> reporter: alcatraz is one familiar sight shown in many movies. the commission said they are up more than 20% in films bah they make more money than other areas. >> we have more than i can count of commercial shoots and a lot of still shoots. >> anything nah brings in money is great. >> reporter: and a little notice helpst. >> researchers say sponge bob could be to blame for out of control kids. >> get those orders ready. okay okay. >> reporter: a new study found a fast pace of the cartoon and others like it impair a child's brain function and could lead to behavior problems. one doctor said nine minutes of watching has an effect.

>> the kids that watch this fast paced cartoon immediately afterward had a lot of difficulty planning things. executing things and delaying things. >> he recommends slower paced programs instead like mr. rogers neighborhood or seasame street . >> a celebration took place at a bakery that's the rene carnation of an institution. melvin's danish bakery. it was created after the 81- year-old store closed last july. it was reopened as a coop and this month it's marking it's first rebirthday. >> they saved the wonderful oakland institution and -- saved my birthday cake. i think generations of oaklanders know this place. >> reporter: it now offers a taste of oakland with danish

and korean pastries and speciality foods. >> and let's go to the live storm tracker. there was a flash flood watch for the lake tahoe area. thunderstorms popping up throughout this area. the good news was there was so much rain they had the flash flood watch but also helping firefighter was the cloud to ground lightning. you still have all the activity up near redding. we aren't expecting any thunderstorm activity but the next few days, the next 48 hours more of the same on the west slope. i bring that up because we are in the height of fire season and there will be lightning strikes again tomorrow. there were several today and will be again tomorrow and on wednesday. the west slope we should be clear. 65 fairfield. the fog is not quite back at the coast. it's still clear out the avenues but the fog will be next in the next hour or so, start to push in at the coastt.

will set along the coastal sections, it won't have the big inland coast. many of us will be clear and then the coast will be foggy, the sun will come out for most of us and temperatures will warm just a bit. there will still be mountain thunderstorms, you will see a few high clouds lue -- this high pressure setting up doing what it would normally do this time of year. the nights getting longer, days getting shorter -- with that we are looking at overnight lows in some areas like tonight. up in have the i bet down to 49 degrees. the computer model verifies the activity on the west slope. thunderstorms like the heat to 3, 4, 5, they start to develop. most of the activity down south to the white mountains. you get the idea firefighters are watching this. wednesday afternoon, look at this. little bit of wrap around stuff

here toward the clear lake area. we will watch for you. sometime in the area. bay area proper looks like mostly sunny with temperatures in the warm side. warmer tomorrow than knead. 88 in the delta area. 85 morgan hill. the forecast high was a little bit of fog and some clearing. thehe five-day forecast -- little warmer tomorrow and -- cooler in toward the bay area weekend. >> looks nice. >> thank you. >> the hornet is receiving money to allow for a potential move to san francisco. a texas foundation announced it donated $100,000 to the museum which is currently in alameda. it has been at the old naval air station since 1998. the money it received would pay for a study to look at a move but it doesn't mean it'll leave alameda. >> up next it's taken more than ten years

. a moment more than a decade in the making. a restored copper dome was put on one of the two dutch wind mills in golden gate park. it weighs 64-tons and was just returned from the netherlands

where it had been sent ten years ago to be restored. it'll he about used to pump water for the chain of lakes. we posted more pictures and video of the operation on k tvu.com. >> the raiders gave fans a lot to cheer about. mark is here. >> first time in nine years they have won the opener and -- ready to say same old raiders, penalties, fights and almost blew a lead late. hope, they have turned over a new leaf because even with all the negatives they win on the road, on national tv and at least for tonight they are the kings of monday night football like the old days. hugh jackson looking for a win. down 3-0. campbell little flip to reese, raiders in front for good. sebastian -- nfl record tying 63-yard field goal. 63 at half time.

a punt here in the third, leading to a denver come back and deckard is gone. 90 yards for the broncos and they have with in 1613 when mcfadden breaks loose. another big one. 47 yards, he had 150 plus on the day, on the ground, he got it to the one and campbell snuck it in from there. four straight times they have beet jackson gets the gatorade bath he so badly wanted. 23-20. did you happen to have brady on your team? if you do you love life right now. he put -- brady throwing for 517 yards, 99 right here to the run away. wes weker and the patriots 38- 24 winners over miami in their opener. about a month and a half to

late maybe but the giants knocking the ball around a little bit at at&t. back to back games scoring eight runs, hoping to make it interesting. once in a blue moon they will store a couple games with eight runs. beltran, deep right. it's not a water shot but you know -- they will take it. his 18th of the year. third with the giants, later in the game the padres pulled closer, pablo sandoval, the run away panda. three run shot, his 19th making a winner, diamondbacks won. they don't kid yourself, a's still have the fans and they like what they see from the get go tonight. willingham, homers, three run shot, he has 25 on the year. 87 rbis. gonzalez a winner. his 13th. it's not even up for discussion anymore. novak is number one in the

world of tennis, everybody else can only wish. the united states open is his latest win and nadal makes him work for it but in the end he just wears him down, handling everything he had to offer. six straight time he has beaten him in a final. he wins three of the four grand slam event this is year. that is his first ever united states open and that is the sporting line up for a monday night. we have the bay area trifecta,. >> the first time in nine years they won their opener. >> yes. lot of penalties, 15, lue see the knit pickers out in full tomorrow tomorrow but, the nfl you win you win. >> right. >> thank you. >> news starts at 4:30. we will follow all the latest and any lingering thunderstorms out there in the sierra. >> and you can always find

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