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double-murder suspect ended when a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed him. eric rasmussen was in fort bragg when authorities explained just what happened. >> reporter: heather, i can tell you people were packed here to hear the sheriff confirm aaron bassler was dead. a burglary tipped them off to his generlotion two miles from his mother's house, they say that is where a s.w.a.t. team shot him seven times. just like he was seen in recent surveillance video, they say he had an assault rifle in his right hand. the team engaged bassler and observed him fall to the ground. >> the suspect did not fire any rounds during this engagement. >> reporter: at this evening's us in conference, mendocino county sheriff tom almond said there was no shoot-to-kill order or any verbal contact

with bassler before deputies opened fire. >> the fact that two homicides occurred and the fact he fired upon three alameda s.w.a.t. officers essentially clearly led to us believe that any contract from law enforcement is going to be met with deadly and lethal resistance. >> i saw him lose touch with realitiry. >> reporter: this long time- year-old friend watched him succumb to drugs and alcohol long before the murders ever city councilman melo last month. >> all the drug use is going to rot your mind and he responded with, dude, you can't save me, i'm lore gone. >> reporter: the sheriff says more than 40 acts including many from the bay area and u.s. marshals participated in this 36-day manhunt and i can tell you tonight people around here are already telling us that they are simply relieved that it's over. we're live in fort bragg, eric rasmussen, chiewcht channel 2 news. more details on this case

and it all began august 27th check police say jere melo was killed while checking out reports of an illegal marijuana farm. police say it turned out to be hins of poppy plants that bassler was growing. the other man bassler is suspected of killing is matthew coleman, the monday i land trust employee was found dead next to his car august 11th. >> aaron bassler put the residents of fort bragg onennial as he eluded police even after they thought they closed in on him. officials believed on the loose bassler broke into at least half a dozen cabins in the woods. people who live in the area of the manhunt got this reverse 911 message after bassler was killed today. >> residents of the north spur area, mendocino county sheriffs would like to advise you your neighborhood has been secured of the please discard

yesterday's message at this time. >> you will find continuing coverage on our website at ktvu.com. click on the bay area news tab near the top. an investigation underway tonight in bay point after a woman told sheriff's deputies she shot and killed a man who broke into her home and threatened her and her pregnant daughter. the video of the scene came into our newsroom a short time ago. contra costa county sheriff investigators say they were called to the home this afternoon. one of the two women in the home called them to the scene. investigators say it appears they may have known the man, but it's not clear what their relationship might have been. he was pronounced dead on the scene. his name has not been released. investigators say they are questioning the women, but no arrest have been made at this tile. also northeast bay today a deadly high-speed crash on an oakland freeway. ktvu's eric savidge explains why police were chasing the car when the accident happened. >> reporter: the violent crash

currentled this 1990 buick sedan, the car slammed into i concrete divider and burst into flames. three people inside were killed on impact, one woman survived. >> we found some of the parties ejected or partially ejected, which tells us as investigators that they were improperly restrained inside the car. >> reporter: this accident happened just about 3:00 a.m. on the 98 avenue off-ramp from north 880 in oakland. investigators say this car was traveling fast when it lost control on the curve and if you look closely, you can see it was split into two pieces. and san leandro police say they were chasing this car when the crash happened. they say an officer saw the car driving erratically through the parking lot of this food max store and tried to pull the driver over, but the car took off and police pursued. after the crash, investigators searched the car. >> we did find some beverage containers for alcoholic beverages. however, we do not now if impairment is an issue. >> reporter: san leandro police

say surveillance video from the food max shows the four people from the car stealing alcohol from the store, minute before the deadly accident. investigators say the three people killed were a 27-year- old man, a 29-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman. the woman who survived the accident was taken to highland hospital in oakland, with life- threatening injuries. san leandro police will be doing an internal investigation into the chase and crash, although a lieutenant tells me it appears the officers followed the department's pursuit policy. eric savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. ktvu news learned that the ntsb will not be investigating a crash involving an amtrak train that injured dozens of people in contra costa county last night. it's a story we first brought you on the 10:00 news. 37 partners and two amtrak crewmembers were released from hospitals the driver and the passenger of the big rig were not hurt. the train continued bakersfield after 1:00 this morning.

police say the big rig was crossing the tracks east of the breaking and enteringwood north of discovery bay when the transcibe hit it. the crossing has no gates or warning lights. a plan robbed and beaten on the streets of oakland has died more than a week after the attack. the alameda county coroner's confirmed 3-year-old brian little i have tracy died at the hospital. on september 21st police say he was robbed and beaten in the 800 block of international boulevard. he wasn't to the hospital to be treated and shortly after suffered a heart attack. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> wet weather is on the way and that means the fire season just with over noelle walker reports. >> reporter: this is the only area that is full of dry area -- there are a few perks to having a home atennial of civilization. >> if you are back here, you are out in the country. >> reporter: just to keep things in balance, there is a

big drawback too. fire danger. >> that would probably go up pretty quick because it looks pretty dry. jenny is probably in the clear for another year, because change is in the air. those gray clouds are bringing an early rainy season. >> it does mean that the possibility of heavy fire active in the wild land circumstances goes down. >> reporter: as fire seasons go, this year is mild. lightning strikes sparked some small fires, but a wet and cold spring and summer kept the fire danger low. the numbers put it into a perspective, an average fire has 4872 fires statewide with more than a 150,000 acres burned. in 20010, there were just over 3000 fires that bushed just 28,400 acres. this year, the numbers are up a bit over last year, but still nowhere near average. while that is good news for now, it could spell disaster later. >> the vegetation out there continues to grow and without

any fire activity at all, those fuels don't go away. >> reporter: leaving more fuel to burn next fire season. >> if anything happens this fire season the calfire tankers at santa rosa airport are on the ready until 15th of this month and longer if needed, but it looks like it's an early end to the fire season this year. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> fire officials say lightning is to blame for a wildfire that started yesterday afternoon and burned more than 1200 acres. it's just 10% contained and officials fear that tomorrow's winds could make the situation worse. the fire is threatening several homes, but none has been destroyed and no injuries reported. tonight animal rescuers in marin county are caring for a sea lion that wandered across the bay shore free. it apparently crossed all lanes of highway 101 before ending up in a ditch. the highway patrol closed ratch

for about two hours so the marine mammal center could corral the animal. rescuers say the 150-pound sea lion suffered trauma to its jaw. dogs were the main concern at a mayoral forum in san francisco today. several candidates including jeff ad.a. yb, leland lee attended this forum. they discussed a number of canine-related issues including dog play areas at risk of closure. advocates say the issues are important because one in three city households haze dog. the dog political action committee or dog-pac expands to endorse a candidate by next week. republican presidential candidate rick perry could consider sending troops to mexico to battle drug cartels. he was in new hampshire and says the current violence south of the border may require military action. later a perry spokesman clarified the remarks to say he

is actually open to a variety of options to battle the drug problem in mexico. herman cain's communication director has resigned. ellen car michael has is leaving to pursue other career activities and said, "its with an amicable departure and cain wished her luck." >> president obama criticized renrival as the annual human rights dinner in washington, d.c.. in his speech tonight mr. obama decide the recent republican debate whereas candidates remained silent while a gay service member was booed by the audience and the president went on to praise his administration's suggestionful efforts to repeal don't ask, don't tell. >> every single american, gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, every single american deserves to be treated equally in the eyes of the law and society. >> despite the president's

strong language he stop short of endorsing same-sex marriage. the white house says the president's position on this matter is "evolving." a warning from federal officials after a us drone attack killed a kea al-qaeda operative in yellen. the state department issued a travel alert to americans warning of heightened risk of violence worldwide following the killing of american-born clerk anwar al awe laki and warned his death could provide motivation for retaliation against americans. tesla brags it goes from 0- 60 under 4 second and what a brand-new all electric sedan mean for the bay area. a tribute for those who put their lives at risk to save others and how the state remembers the fallen.

. >> new at 10:00 tesla motors showing off his newest electric car, manufactured in the same building where toyota bottle the tacoma pickup truck. jade hernandez. >> reporter: that is right,

inside tesla owners and soon to be future owners ogled their new cars. some bought, it shirts for the new all eeffect rick sedan while others discussed the future of fremont green car technology and tesla itself. thousands flocked to the former nummi plant in fremont. the course has been set for tesla here. and for future owners who test drove the model, the new electric sedan hailed by company as a car which can one on single charge travel 300 miles. the big unveil by tesla ceo elon musk. >> we moved in this factory 12 months ago, so the changes, all the robots and lines you see here were put together in 12 months. where will we be in another 12 months? pretty far. >> reporter: a tech expert explained one great hope if

tesla can have the independent company out of california it's great for california to lead the nation in electrics. >> reporter: scott wainer is on the waiting list. >> they are making really efficient use of the plant and they are not even using it all yet and gives them room to grow into it and i think it's great for fremont. >> reporter: car critics pointed to whether tesla can keep up with demand. the first 500 models are spoken for and 1,000 more customers on a waiting list and there is speculation a larger carmaker could swoop in if and when it is produces. >> this sedab can access the internet and tesla brags it with go from 0-60 in under 4 seconds. base price is $57,400 with a

160 mile electric range. that is equal to a 2012 audi a- 6. regarding live, jade hernandez, ktvu m. banc of america customers may be having trouble accessing their online accounts for the second day in a row. bank's website is moving very slowly. and is he it cannot display certain pages. a bank spokesperson says services are still available through a link on the home page, but that issues remain. she would not comment on exactly what is causing the problem. a congressional supercommittee is having trouble figuring out where to start in its deficit reduction talks. democrats on the panel say they want to start by discussing tax hikes for the rich of the republicans on the panel are pushing to talk about spending cuts of the experts believe it's unlikely that this committee will make the november deadline to issue recommendations to congress. lawmakers are set to vote on those recommendations by december 23rd. >> california is pulling out of negotiations with major u.s.

banks over improper foreclosures. state attorney general kamala harris announced she will not agree it a settlement over foreclosure abuses that federal officials and other attorney general have been neglected with the banks. the deal was supposed to settle claims by poor practices. but harris says it gives banks too much legal immunity and is inadequate for homeowners in california. two fallen san francisco firefighters were remembered today's a memorial in sacramento. hundreds of and formed firefighters gathered at the state capitol for the service. governor jerry brown was there. he spoke of the firefighters' ultimate sacrifice. the memorial also brought together family members of the fallen. >> it gets me every time. it's a great tribute and he deserved it and happy to be here. >> among those honors were san francisco firefighters lieutenant perez and firefighter-paramedic anthony valerio, killed in a house fire in june. their names and 28 others would

be added to the california firefighters memorial in sacramento's capitol park. firefighters in sonoma county say they are still trying to determine exactly what caused a barn near earlier this morning. that fire was reported just before:00:00 a.m. on east watmaugh road near shainsky road. crews were able to put out the fire within about an hour. no one was injured. firefighters though say that barn is a total loss. it has been three decades since the city of belmont has had its own fire department. ktvu's allie rasmus was there as the peninsula city's firefighters were sworn in. >> i have work for the belmont san carlos and before that south county fire for the last 13 years. >> now gary jacobs and the other firefighters in this group will continue to work in community as members of the new belmont fire department. >> we see the citizens on a daily basis. we see them in good and bad. and we have a loyalty to this community.

belmont and the city of san carlos used to have one shared fire department, but after 32 years the cities split. >> it wasn't kind of like a divorce. it was exactly like a divorce. >> reporter: they divorce. >> we have come to agree on how you divide up the equipment and vehicles. belmont got two ladder trucks three engines and hazmatted van and 24 firefighters who used to be part of the belmont-san carlos department were absorbed into the belmont-only department. biggest change that the department had to make was to change the names on the outside of the truck. >> they are going to be focusing on one community instead of two. >> reporter: the change came with a cost for firefighters. >> we said we'll take 10% owl out of our salaries to make sugar it moves forward and stable. while the new department is funded with property taxes for now, the chief says in in

economic climate there will always be some unseparate. >> you have to adapt down the road. and continue to adapt to survive. in belmont, allie rasmus k. churchill downs. >> ktvu channel 2 news. the union agreed to the new terms which include eliminating the requirement to keep 29 firefighters obduty at all- times the city council is expected to formally adopt the terms of the agreement on october 1th. >> well a protest against wall street turns chaotic and the actions by demonstrators on a new york city landmark that led to hundreds of arrests. a battle royal in east bay. the event that drew people from all over and how flynning these things around actually helped a

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. a chaotic scene in new york city today as 700 demonstrators taking part in that "occupy wall street" moment moved their demonstration to the busy brooklyn bridge. the demonstrators were trying to walk across the bridge. hundreds were arrested. for the past two weak the demonstrators have staged large protests in manhattan's financial district speak out against corporate greed and social inequality. protests echoing those themes hit the west coast of the nearly 2000 people marched to los angeles city hall, taking the government to task for the 2008 bank bailouts, the high unemployment rate and questioning what they call "the overwhelming power of corporations." many of those who took part in today's protests carried signs talking about their own economic troubles. >> the pentagon is taking new

steps it says will make the military trials at guantanamo bay more transparent. this week the pentagon announced it will allow journalists to watch the proceedings on closed circuit televisions at a military base in maryland. previous life journalists had to travel to guantanamo to cover the proceedings. in addition, to that, the pentagon unveiled a new website that gives the public information on the proceedings. the changes come as the proceedings against the alleged markwest mind of the 2000 u.s.s. cole bombing are expected to begin in october. >> a high-ranking of the haqqani network accused of carrying out last month's attack on the american el bassy in kabul and a track bombing that wounded 77 american troops nato says afghan forces arrested mali khan on wednesday, said to be the

network's top commander inside afghanistan. well, afghan prease karzai said today he is abandoning peace talks with taliban. the announcement comes two week after a suicide bomber claiming to a peace negotiator with the taliban killed former afghan president burr handguni rabbani. they have strong evidence that the killing of mr. rabbani was organized by the taliban leadership with the help of the pakistani spy agency. pakistani officials deny any involvement. and in the philippines tonight more suffering and more destruction after a second typhoon slammed into the main island. at least one person was killed. authorities warn of flash flooding and landslides. a typhoon struck the island on wednesday. bad weather forced crews to put off inspection of the quake- damaged washington monument. today's planned inspection was postponed due to rain.

crews have been repelling down the monument and removing loose pieces to document the damage. a wocker was blown 30 feet off the monument by a gust of win. he wasn't hur the national park service says the work will continue tomorrow. a big battle in pleasanton left people covered in big, juicy tomatoes and they are loving it. the bay area's first-ever organized tomato battle happened at alameda county fairgrounds. participants enjoyed beer, music and of course, a lot of tomatoes being thrown at edge. ktvu caught up with two people who traveled from overseas to come to the event. >> i'm from india and we're just doing it to have fun of the it's an event. as it something we never experienced. >> looks like the washing machine is going to be busy tonight. organizers say the arsenal of fruits was donated from local farmers and food banks that couldn't use the supply before

it wasn't bad. no food was wasted at ballot. another battle will be held in peopla, california later this. hundreds took part in the marching band exhibition performance. more than 800 musicians and color guard from five high schools around the south bay performed at ninth anna nicole smith band exhibition. homestead high school in cupertino hosted the event, the only one from the western u.s. selected to perform in the 2011 macy's thanksgiving day parade. it's one of the biggest music events in san francisco whoa. you gotta be kidding!

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. one of the largest free music events around took place in san francisco, the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. but are the masses that showed up at the governor-elect park getting to be too much to handle? ktvu's janine de la vega spent the afternoon there. >> reporter: they came in drove by foot, by bike and cars and tried to navigate by map where to go and who to see. >> she is like aretha franklin. >> reporter: this is hardy strictly bluegrass festival, a total of 92 bands perform and it's completely free. that attracts hundreds of thousands of people. >> this is the best weekend in the year in san francisco. >> reporter: why (because it's a huge, free concert and it's beautiful weather and everyone is having a free time. >> reporter: some places hardly walk able. it's a sea of bodies and some so far away they had to bring

binoculars, but nobody seemed to care. it was just about moving to the music. this family made a day of it and found a less crowded spot to picnic at one of the smaller stages. >> it's just awesome. >> reporter: around 800,000 expected to come to the three- day event, policing could be a challenge, but say for some reason there isn't many problems. >> we maintain a presence here, but the beauty of this one, there is not historically a lot of problems and the people who come have a good time. >> reporter: alcohol is not sold at event, but people are allowed to bring it in. police say the daytime hours helps to keep the peace and that can be rare with huge crowds. >> it represents the best of the san francisco. it's so much different people believing so many different things to come together to hear really good music and have a really good time. >> reporter: that is what keeps

them come back year after year. san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. the diversity of arab culture was displayed today of. the 1th annual arab culture offered food, crafts and a sense of solidarity for people from from m-different nations and backgrounds. >> to show the culture and their ideas, and we share food. >> organizers say the goal is for arabs and arab-americans to express themselves and take pride in nirheritage. bay area bigs and littles celebrated each other today in san josi. big brothers big sisters of the bay area held its second annual celebrating our matches festival at the mexican heritage plaza. hundreds came together to enjoy games, music, food and raffles. money raised will go to activities planned for the year

ahead. >> this event right here is to be able to fund and support more matches and there have a lot of lilts out littles that want to be matched with bigs. >> the event also celebrated latino customer and 40% of children enrolled in big brothers big sisters of the bay area are latino. tomorrow thousands are expected to take their mark in the san jose rock'n'roll half marathon. the half marathon is set to start at 8:00. about 13,000 runners are expected to participate. along those deena kastor the bronze medalist and member keflezighi who came in second in the 2010 men's marathon. a man who survived six days after crack his car into a ravine underwent surgery. the mahal of david lavau says is he doing well and expected

to make a full recovery. his adult children a search this weekend and family members found him yesterday down a life in the angeles forest. his car was next to another car that plunged. the 88 driver of that vehicle was killed. police have investigating the discovery of a suspicious device and say someone found what appeared to be a improvised explosive device. >> there were any other itemels that would led to being involved. >> the devices appear to be related to each other and both turned out to be harmless. a funeral service was held today for a man executed in

georgia last week. troy davis was sentenced to death for the murder of an off- duty police officer in 1989. several witnesses recanted their testimonies, but his conviction was upheld during four years' of appeals the u.s. supreme court refused to issue a state stay of execution. civil liberties advocates say davis deaths will only renew their efforts to try to end the death penalty. today was a big day for a little boy with a lot of courage. 9-year-old philly's fan ryan white brought the ball to the mound at tonight's playoff game against the st. louis cardinals. white suffered brain injuries from an hit-and-run accident at at&t park after a phillies- giants game. the phillies also invited white's brother to bring out the ball. >> why some are rushing to philadelphia their grapes.

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. so far clouds even drizzle across parts of the bay area this weekend. no major changes to the short- term forecast, but get ready for rain clouds, talking about the next several day of the rain showers basically along the north of eureka and we have partly cloudy sky and low clouds beginning to fill into the bay. interesting short earlier this afternoon with the clouds pushing through the bay. this is the camera i was look at when i was making the graphics. you look every one or two minutes you see a different weather scene with the clouds moving through rapidly. forecast headlines for tonight, partly cloudy skies and mild. tomorrow cloud cover with skies

becoming partly cloudy. the extended forecast, a big dropoff in temperatures and we will be tracking multiple rain clouds coming up. as far as overnight lows you can see the bay area starting in the 50s. san josi 58 and livermore right around 56 degrees. here is the satellite and radar a weak system moving across northern california for today. this was the source of the high clouds. we'll expand the view out in the pacific and quite a bit of activity out here, in fact, multiple storms line up. the first one developing here and the stronger one is still setting up here and this will be a key factor into wednesday. in fact, that will be the strong jest showing up in the five-day forecast. first one will not be here tomorrow in fact, the temperatures come up a few degrees and then we'll take this into monday. frontal system, the first one, rainfall develops especially in the north bay late monday morning and into the afternoon hours. it actually spreads to the south. the wednesday one will be

stronger. our forecast model first thing tomorrow, and then monday morning the commute should be dry, but a different story as we take this into the afternoon and especially for the evening hours as that front moves across the south bay. so forecast for tomorrow, 7:00, temperatures in the middle side, mid to upper 50s. by 12:00, the sun-cloud mix and by 4:00, skies becoming partly cloudy, 60s and 70s. oakland raiders playing the patriots tomorrow and looking for partly cloudy skies and temperatures into the upper 60s. oakland tops out 69. livermore in the upper 70s, fremont 74 and san francisco tops out in the upper 60s. here is a look ahead your extended forecast with the remainder of your weekend in view. there is that rain cloud for monday, really concentrated for the afternoon and evening hours. there is a slight chance of showers on tuesday and the latest forecast models backed off on had a pratibha, but halpern and ken, that bigger

rain cloud for wednesday, mostly for wednesday morning. then we should dry out and warm up thursday and friday and into the weekend. so a roller coaster of a weather. >> big changessed. thank you mark. bay area wine-makers are scrambling to harvest grapes ahead of the wet weather expected next week. it could cause fungus to grow and also alters sugar content, which can dilute the taste. the cooler than average summer has hurt the crop yield, down as muched as 30%. wine-makers say that while quantity might be done, the quality is still good. >> well, a good year this year. >> coming up, baseball playoffs in full swing and we've a whoa. you gotta be kidding! you guys are exactly who i had in mind when i created my new jumbo breakfast platter. it's a ton of food: 8 of my new mini pancakes, hash brown sticks, scrambled eggs, plus bacon or sausage, all for only $2.99. it's just the kind of breakfast hardworking guys like you need.

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good evening everyone and thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sportswrap. stanford cardinals came off a bye-week to host ucla tonight in their offensive rested and ready for the long haul. heisman trophy candidate andrew luck showing us new wrinkles and led the cardinals on 16- play 99-yard drive and this play needed two weeks to perfect. to luck and luck on the receiving end and an amazing one-handed catch for 13 yard and the 1st down. andrew makes the catch and stays inbounds. then andrew gets back to his main job, throwing the football to coby fleener, with the touchdown. cardinals led 7-0,17-7 at halftime. luck and fleener again with a much easier catch and much

longer touchdown, 51-yarder to make it 4-7, luck completed 23 of 27 passes, 228 yards and three tds. gaffney with the direct snap a 16-yard touchdown for gaff ni, the cardinals abused the bruins 45-19 and colf is next on the farm. cal was idyll this week, but play thursday night in eugene, oregon to face the 9th- ranked ducks. >> san josi state, 2nd quarter, rams fumble and san josi state duke ihenacho look at him take it 20 yards for the touchdown. ihenacho puts san josi state up. rutley ran for 127 yards, but left way sprained ankle.

tied 31-rale, spartan's quarterback faulkner oak grove high with the game-winning 38- yard touchdown and spartans snap their 16-game road losing streak. csu trojans hosted arizona. southern california quarterback matt barkley threw for a school record 268-yard and four touchdowns. this is just the second play of the day. woods turns it 82 yards and woods with 14 catches for 255 yards and two touchdowns. sounds like it should have been a blowout? not quite, barely beating arizona, 48-41. >> florida going down to gainesville to play undefeated alabama. upshaw he is gone. 45 yards. tide roll 38-10, their 5-0 last year nevada was the only team to beat boise team and the

fourth-ranked broncos dashing for the cash. charles, you might want to spend time with a tackling dummy. 45-yard td for martin. boise state avenges last year's upset, 30-10 the final nebraska in madison today. russell wilson hits nicktoon and 48-17 and that is the name of thatton. >> texas a&m fans trying to keep faith. for the second strait they blow big second half leads. at the cowboy stadium, arkansas trailed. jarius wright lands on it for the touchdown and arkansas beats texas a&m 42-38.

>> yankees and tigers resuming their game today, tiger's doug fister facing robson cano. it bounced right back into the field of play, that is an rbi double. watch it again. can you see that the yankee fans are actually smart enough to not touch the ball and that keeps the play alive, which allows curtis granderson to score from 1st base, yankees led 2-1. there is robinson cano again a grand slam, cano with six rbis and yankees win game 1. game 2 is sunday back in the bronx. texas rangers fans adopted their own fear the stash in honor of their pitch derek holland starting today. ray's mack joyce homer makes it

2-0. shields hit beltre and andre scores. 3-1. texas score five times. shields didn't walk a single batter, but strikes out murphy here and the ball gets loose, beltre scores. texas wins, game 3 mobbed in florida. myrick brewers lost their miller park where they won a major league best 57 games. bob yuker throwing out the first pim. yovani gallardo:450 all-time against arizona. he got some help in the 1st inning as upton singles. braun has a canon for an arm. don't try it.

he tried it. willie bloomquist out at home. scoreless. prince fielders hammers this one, 2-run homer, 4-0 in the 7th. garildo gave up a homer and strikes out. gardo and the milwaukee brewers take the 1-0 in the best of 5 nl ds. berckman with a three run homer after a llowed by roy holliday since he has been a philly. the phillies answer with one of their enrich howard, how to do you do? a man sides homer off kyle hoves. the game is tied at 3. two batters lair, raul bye ibañez with this homer overloves and phillies win game 1, 11-6. >> well coming up, northern

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scorer in quake's history. san josi now 6-11-14 with three more matches left in their miserable mls season. >> the so-called pga fall season starts in vegas. two california natives share the 54-hole lead. the justin timberlake shrine's open. levine lives in elk grove, outside of sacramento. he is three strokes. kevin nash with a 5 under 66. kevin na tied for the lead. watney shot a 7 under 64 and tied with na after 54 holes. well the raiders hope that success breeds success. they beat the jets last sunday in front of a soldout oakland crowd. tomorrow is another sellout and maybe it will help the raiders take down the new england patriots. he may not want to admit it,

but it's an emotional reunion for richard seymour. he had 39 sacks in eight seasonses previously with new england. tomorrow is richard's first game against his former teammate quarterback tom brady. >> we know the challenge is to block him upfront. we had to do it in practice for many years. he knows him better who the guys who have been facing him, but richards is tough to block and looks tough to block. there is not much changed with him. he is a load and when he gets going he is tough to slow down. >> what they did last week, doesn't mean what they are going to do this week. they always switch it and whatever we have problems with, that is what we'll see this week. >> and tomorrow the 49ers pierceu their second straight road win. can you see that game like here on ktvu channel 2 news beginning 10:00 and stay stay tuned for the point after show with joe fonzi the we show both

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