you are looking at something that hasn't happened in 18 years. good evening, everyone. >> it was a spectacular light show in the sky and it didn't involve fireworks or computerized special e-effects. people all over the bay area and the western u.s. went outside to see the natural phenomenon. >> we have so much to show you tonight. tonight's eclipse created these shadows on the wall.

they're minny crescents. it's the moon over the sun and we captured the eclipse from start to finish. >> it shines the moon on there. >> where is it buddy? >> right there. >> he may be young but he's learning from his father all about tonight's eclipse. >> it's very rare for these events to be visible from the bay area. >> we've time lapsed more than an hour and a half with the partial ring of fire. >> that will rotate counter clockwise. >> people paid to watch from this observation deck. >> you can tap into other knowledge, ask questions. >> place it, just wrap it around,

around. >> others brought special glasses. >> let me see if i can get them on. there you go. oh, you can see it. there's a little bump in the sun. >> sky watchers viewed mid eclipse at 6:32 tonight. at full eclipse >> it is really amazing. it's really cool. >> kids are having fun, the adults are having fun, this is wonderful. >> astronomers point to tonight at the first in a triple play. an annular eclipse tonight. on june 4th a lunar eclipse. and reporting live in oakland. >> it certainly was pretty cool to see. in parts of utah the full effect of the solar eclipse was visible tonight. some people cheered, others howled. some broke out in a rousing

rendition of johnny cash's ring of fire. in some areas the full ring was visible for five minutes. we'll take another look at the time lapse. here you can see the crescent p shape as it rotates counter clockwise. these images were taken with their telescope and seen in just seconds. >> this is a screen grab of ktvu's facebook page show the series of photos viewers posted tonight. the first one was posted by marilyn of danville. this picture was take bin a 5th grader. good job there. this second picture was posted by jennifer. it shows a nice edge around he clips there and this unusual photo shows multiple shadows of the eclipse up against the wall. all of those are individual

shots of the eclipse. we'd like to see your photos. if you have any eclipse pictures to share with us just e-mail them to us. there is new criticism tonight for pg and e. even after that disaster the xaern is still beset by overpressured pipelines it simply can't explain. the san francisco chronicle reports the new head of the gas system is unhappy about the surges he says are not supposed to occur. reaction to wanted and we're live in an bruno. >> this neighborhood paid a high price and live and property when a well blew on an overpressured line so people are startled to hear the problem persists. >> do you think they would be on the other side? they're under pressured? >> they ran away in their socks the day of the gas explosion 400

feet from their house. in an e-mail to his team, the new head of gas operations says he needs to crack down on pipeline surges. 80 last year, more than 40 this year. in his words, if we're doing our jobs correctly, they simply don't happen. they are supposed to be an exception, not a norm. >> the overpressurization incidents were minimal. >> pg and e downplay it is daning r and says every effort is being used to bring the number down. the corrected sh correct on pipeline safety is shot so the fact that it's still struggling with stressed lines -- >> while it may in fact be true that some of these overpressurizations are not dangerous it's also true that pgae have ignored pressured lines in the past. >> we know we have to rebuild

the trust of our customers and that's what we're doing. we're identifying these types of problems and taking aggressive action. >> in this neighborhood there is this question. how much pressure is too much? >> you don't want to find out too much after the fact because that's when you might have an explosion and a fire. >> pg and e executive told his staff the ongoing gas surges keep him up at night. customers that we talked to say if he's worried they're worried too. >> and you may remember last november a gas pipeline ruptured during a high pressure test. that sent mud and debris on to the freeway. the line that broke was the same line that failed in san bruno causeing that deadly explosion. a teenage drive was attacked by a group of motorcyclists

today. the collision happened just 9:00 on highway 101. the teenage driver was video taping the motorcyclists, lost control and hit two of them knocking them off their bikes. the driver was allegedly beaten up by several bikers. so far nobody's been arrested. the driver and two motorcycles who crashed suffered minor injuries. another crash this afternoon killed a motorcyclist. the highway patrol says the rider of a harley davidson collided with a cam pact the rider died at sanford hospital. police have not released his identity. yesterday another motorcyclist was killed on the same stretch of road in a solo crash. a house fire sent three people to the hospital this

weekend. last night's 10:00 news we showed it to you and you can see the flames shooting up from the house there on lucy street. the fire broke out at a party at about 7:30 p.m. across the bay in oakland, police are now involved in the investigation into a three alarm warehouse fire that revealed a large marijuana growing operation. when fire crews arrived they say flames were shooting 30 feet into the air. when it was all over firefighters found 200 marijuana plants. no injuries were reported. today about 40,000 runners took part in the 101st annual bay to braker's race. the winner took home $25,000. he finished the 12 k course in 12 minutes and 40 seconds.

just taking part in the race for some was enough and the prize was just being there. >> i was a smoker and i quit smoking and i just decided to get myself healthy. >> the one day we get to wear costumes and it's crazy. >> most of the thousands of people who tack poort in the festivities managed to behave themselves. it isn't just a race, it's a rolling . >> called the san francisco experience, the 101st bay to breakers wasn't without hiccups. costume participants pointed to the bathroom situation. >> there was no hand sanitizer, it's overflowing. i don't recommend it. >> long lines formed outside port a potties. missing doors don't seem to be a

deterrent. >> alcohol is now banned from the race, but that didn't stop many. these panhandle residents along the race route put up yellow tape and took guard, this after parties damaged property last year. >> they broke the stairs and a lot of people were going in and out as they pleased like it was their house. >> this year seemed a bit more tame. >> a couple years where it's been more mayhem, probably than necessary but i think the cops did a good job this year. they moved people on. the minute the crowd stopped and started congregating they moved them on. i don't know if they banned the alcohol or the nudity or what but it seems to be fun but not so rowdy this year. >> police and cleaning crews began clearing the streets around noon and those streets were reopened more than an hour ahead of schedule. san francisco police tell us at least one person was arrested

during the race for public intoxication and resisting arrest. officers issued at least 8 citations for open alcohol containers and po tegs of marijuana. for more on today's race including pictures, visit our website and click on the slide show tab. >> a massive protest turn violent late today at the nato summit in chicago. the streets of shik hik today looked like they did back in 1968 as thousands butted against a police line with bloody results. protesters demanded a quick end to the war in afghanistan among other things. inside the summit president obama had a different message. coming up, we'll go live to chicago with what the president said today. one of the singing brothers of the bee gees died today at the age of . >> the bee gees sold more than

200 million records. their hits included night fever, staying alive and jive talking. gibs had been hospitalized numerous times over the last few years. today he lost his battle with colorectal cancer. while others were writing songs with political meaning the bee gees wrote about emotion because as he put it people love songs that melt your heart. traders will be watching facebook as trading begins tomorrow. some say underwriters convinced facebook to offer too much stock and that the market didn't have enough appetite for the number of shares offered. the response by investors say they're cautious about high tech and are waiting to gauge facebook's potential to turn its popularity into profit. facebook priced shares at $38 but it ended just 23 cents higher, far less than what some

economists had predicted. >> what happened that made him go this way? >> a man in fran is clinging to life after a hit and run crash. the surprise the family learned when it flu out to be by his side. protesters take on the nato summit in chicago, the issue they were bringing attention to. >> and going after parents for something their children do. in a special report tonight we investigate the new tactics to stop kids from skipping school. the 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds.

the crash happened just before 9:00 p.m. one person was injured. utility crews had to cap a gas line that had been cut. pg and e spokesman tells us the homeowner will likely need to make structural repairs to ensure that the home is safe enough for a new gas line. new details tonight about a homeless man known asless who was critically injured in a hit and run crash. the man's family just arrived in town and said it had no idea he was living on the streets. >> every day on their way to work she used to pass a homeless man known asless. he never asked for money. >> he used to walk by him every

day and said have a nice day. every dayless made me feel better. >> she used to bring him food. >> i asked him if he had a place to stay and he said no and i asked him how much money it would cost to get into a shelter and i gave him 20. he said i don't need $20. i just need 12. >> now get well letters are piled in a place where roe used to stand. he was pit by a white suv that fled from the scene. police describe it as a lit 90s model with tinted windows. it has a california license plate with the numbers 2 and 4. he suffered from brain trauma, and leg injuries. his family says he is heavily sedated and it is unclear if he will survive. >> they were shocked to find out roe was homeless. they say he graduated from

college with a degree in engineering and he would always tell them things were good. >> what happened in his life here that made him go this way? he had a home. >> the family hopes the driver comes forwart. he is important, to other people and me, my sirs and brother and the man upstairs because if he didn't he wouldn't be hanging on right now. for more information on how you can helpless be sure to visit our website and click on the bay area newscast. a motorcyclist thief has made off with a harley davidson with the mayor. his harley was stolen on friday afternoon. he left it parked in an employee lot on the side of city hall. davis says he's owned the bike for 11 years. it's black with chrome parts. anyone with information can leave an anonymous message on

the police tip line. funeral plans are underway for a long time supervisor. she died yesterday from ovarian cancer. she was on the city council for 19 years and taught at uc berkeley and was an advocate for children. her funeral is sked kwul yuled for thursday in lafayette. if you want to vote in california's june 5th pet shl primary the deadline is quickly approaching. forms must be postmarked by tomorrow, monday, may 21st. you can find those forms at the secretary of state's website. they're also available at post offices, libraries as well as county elections offices. >> the nato summit is off to a rocky start. a massive protest turned violent

today as demonstrators pushed gengs a wall of police. president obama orders a gr increase. >> good evening. protesters jammed the streets here in chicago finding themselves outnumbered by chicago police. they quickly cleared the streets just blocks away from the nato summit. the protest that had been largely peaceful erupted between activists and officers. officers in riot gear gradually forced the mass of people away from the convention center where lead r from about 60 nations are gathered for a summit. away from the downtown clashes authorities arrested two men allegedly seeking to build pipe bombs. and planning an attack on

president obama's campaign headquarters. one of the major talks is the future of afghanistan. >> we'll meet to chart the next phase of the transition in afghanistan. just as we've sacrificed together for our common security, we will stand together united in our determination to complete this mission. >> meeting with president obama afghan leader reaffirmed his country's commitment to the transaction process. >> afghanistan is no longer a burden on the shoulder of our friends and national comm. >> police estimate the size of the crowd between 2500 and 3,000. about 45 protesters were arrested today. there were four officers injured as well. one of them was stabbed in the leg. bay area activists also protested today against the nato summit, the afghan war and other

issues. go pink occupied the foot bridge above interstate 80. signs above the freeway said stop militarizing our ert and disband nato. >> think about what nato is doing, led by our president obama who's sending drones all over the world right now killing people without -- in countries we're not even at war . >> a chp officer abruptly tore down those signs this afternoon. the highway patrol september an officer to check at those signs for traffic hazards. today the naacp will hold a meeting about same sex marriage. the decision is welcome to many couples seeking full marriage and financial equality. not everyone agrees with the change of heart that president obama says led him to support same sex marriage. a dozen pastors in memphis

oppose what it calls the high jacking of the civil rights movement. what school leaders say it is going to stop doing after 20 years. a quake leaves thousands homeless tonight in italy. the toll the deadly earthquake has taken on the region. a warm day across most of the bay area this afternoon, but some changes on the way. coming up, fog for the first thing tomorrow morning and the one direction temperatures will be heading over the next few days. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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malta. owl i all 259 people were killed. most were americans. 11 people on the ground were killed. in other news of the world tonight in northern italy, 3,000 people are out of their homes tonight following a deadly earthquake there this morning. initial reports indicate at least 7 people died from the 6.0 quake. aftershocks continued to rumble through the area, the largest a 5.1 this afternoon. the quake collapsed many historic buildings there, factories and home and it was felt for miles. a major arrest to tell you about in mexico. the army says it has jailed the man accused of ordering with brutal killing of 49 people a week ago. an army spokesman says d jesus is the local leader of the notorious drug cartel. the bodies were found last weekend dumped alongside a highway. in canada tonight, in its

26th consecutive night of protests ends with 69 arrests. nine of those include felony charges including assault against police officers. last night's protest came a day after a new emergency law was enacted banning spontaneous protests of more than 50 people. a man is behind bars in southern california tonight accused of shooting and killing a los angeles county bus driver. the shooting happened around 9:10 this morning. the gunman was a passenger who jumped out of the window and ran down the street after the shooting. the suspect was arrested right after the shooting on a nearby street. they do not know what prompted that attack. a financial stapable for thousands of people pursuing a degree is coming to an end. and cacok cracking down on

truancy. how one prosecutor is using a new state law to go after parent parents. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free.

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don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. a new state law allows california district attorneys to jail the parents of chronic truants. one bay area da has already filed criminal charges against two mothers. we're not name the children because they're juveniles. >> his principal and his teachers say he is an extra bright 9-year-old. his mom says he, like most young kids, love school. >> they want to go to college and everything. >> chronic truancy is defined by missing 10% or more of school without a legitimate excuse. the d.a. says this mom failed to get her son to class 30% of the school year starting last fall. >> keep in mind that many, many

efforts have been taken to remedy the situation already. the school official haves gotten in there. they've had meetings with the parents so i only come in as the last resort. >> so earlier this year the district attorney filed criminal charges against catherine marie of crock et and this woman, tisssha witten behring of rodeo. whittenburg took time to talk about the case and how she cease turned her son's situation around. >> i'm a single parent of two boys. i don't have a vehicle at the moment so you know, everything from -- if i need to get to a doctor's appointment i have to get on a bus or find a ride and when my youngest son gets real sick i have no one to watch him so maybe my boys do -- would miss a day of school. it was okay to me but maybe not to them. >> it suddenly stopped being okay with her when authorities served her with an arrest warrant and told her she could face a fine of $2,000 and spend

a year in the county jail if her son did not start going to school every day. >> so i mean, i had to do what i had to do because i have two kids that i can't leave behind because ain't nobody going to treat them like i treat them. >> despite still having some medical problems and bullies on the school bus her son is doing well in class. the child of the other woman charged is still out. chronic truancy is a problem that can destroy a life and the lives of others and though it's true the most vulnerable grades are in middle school, a study released last year by johns hopkins university confirmed reports that an astonishing number of truants are just primary kids that fall into a hole that may never escape. >> if you raise the graduation rate 10% you can reduce crime rate by 20%. >> the d.a.

says he is agas at the numbers. >> it now costs $50,000 a year to how somebody in prison so that's more than a berkeley education. >> there is a bit of irony here to anyone e-paying attention to whittenburg and her third grader. >> because i have a child that wants to be successful in life. he wants to be a lawyer when he get older. come july there will be no restrictions for low income students who depend on pell grants. students will no longer be eligible for the grants for nine years. in addition, starting july 1st only families that make $23,000 a year or less will qualify for the annual grants. in years past families making $32,000 or less could qualify. the school board says it is ready to take control of the district back from the state. the board will consider a resolution at its wednesday meeting aught ridesing the final

payment of its state loan which it's been paying off new for 20 years. the president says that would allow the district to remove the state of one trustee tasked with keeping an eye on the district spending. conditions for removal were expected to be met. after months of regulatory scrutiny a key acquisition by google has cleared a final hurdle. regulators of the u.s. and europe had already signed off on the deal but this weekend antitrust officials in china gave it the okay. the 12.5 billion dollar ak we sags of motorola lets them start building consumer devices such as phones and tablets. the battleship was scheduled to leave richmond to its new home at the port of los angeles this afternoon but a spokeman from the pacific battleship

center says the trip was cancelled at the last minute because of rough seas off the coast. the trip will be rescheduled when the weather clears, possibly later this week. the historic ship will become a floating museum. >> tonight second look focuses on the fleet including uss iowa. this weekend san mateo was the place to show off your creativity andabilitys at the annual maker's fair. quite a show there. the fair is the place where any innovator or food maker can show off their creation or creations. whether it be a music contraption or a low tech or a high tech robotic invengs. five local high school students created this simu.

well, animals ruled broadway today as bay area celebration of people and their pets raises some serious cash for a well known organization. >> and a costume change. get ready for a change to our weather. mark has his five-day forecast for the work ahead. ♪

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mostly sunny skies with that fog lurking offshore. at least we had some nice conditions for the viewing of the solar eclipse this evening except some pachs of fog bumping up on the shoreline. developing right now we have a stronger on shore breeze, so with that that's going to help import some of the low cloud

cover back into the bay over the next few hours and that low cloud deck will be a factor as we head into your monday morning. of course we're looking at the sun quite a bit over the past few hours. you can see the clear skies but out in the distance that fog bank developing and as a result we do have partly cloudy skies across parts of the bay area right now. upper 80s to right around 90 degrees, but of course we have the other extreme coast side here with those temperatures only in the low to mid-60s. but still very nice in san francisco in the upper 60s at 68. for tonight we do have fog increasing overnight. tomorrow some morning fog. temperatures will be cooling thicks off quite a bit for your monday and the extended sun cloud mix and a major dropoff in our temperatures. overnight lows for tomorrow cooler temperature for 40s. there's that fog, coast side and also right around the bay. this was the case today as high

pressure was in full command of our weather but this will gradually weaken as this system up to our north and west, this gradually moves down the coast and the cool air associated with that you'll begin to feel tomorrow. same deal for tuesday and into wednesday and thursday, the cooling trend will continue. at wear quality advisory posted for parts of the bay area shoreline right around mavericks for elevated levels of indicator bacteria. this advisory in place, we'll retest this region for tomorrow and hopefully we will have water quality in that area. our forecast model showing you some of the overcast first thing tomorrow morning. clearing back into the afternoon hours so partly sunny skies for the beaches. more sunshine inland as we head into the afternoon hours. forecast highs, no more 90s, warmest locations right around the 80 degree mark. oakland tops out 68.

these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and san francisco in the lower 60s. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast and here's that cooling trend tuesday, wednesday and thursday. look at friday barely making it to right around the 70 degree mark. a few extra clouds by friday and with your weekend always in view same deal by saturday. sunday we do warm things back up. remember, once again it's a three-day weekend coming up for memorial day and it looks like the big theme will be cooler temperatures. it is still may. >> it is still may and our typical heat we all associate august and september. today's weather did seem just right for the bay area's fuzzy residents. people with a passion or pets attended a 12th annual animals on broadway event on walnut creek. it was a fund raiser for art. that's tony's animal rescue foundation. it works to find homes for pets in need of adoption. >> he's four months old and he's

a shepherd mix and we're hoping that he gets adopted today. >> well, today we did the pet wellness fair where the dogs can get their nails cut and they can get dog groomed and they can get blood tests and those kind of things. >> a lot of pampered pets out there. there's also a pet walk to raise money and vendors with a lot of pet paraphernalia. the day's event would raise $75,000 and an exhausting day for some of those ne attendance. coming up, the spurs look to sweep the clippers in the nba playoffs. >> and the a's try to end their losing streak in san francisco against p the giants. sports wrap next. oplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back

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the first half of this series was wrapped up tote at at&t park with the a's putting an end to a losing streak in the giants' home stadium. who better to match a brian wilson nome with a bobble head as wilson himself. they knocked in one run with a sacrifice fly in the second. posey with a line drive to left. beat as throw to the plate. 2-0 lead but the a's got four runs in the fourth. one already in. josh donaldson both score. on a fielder's choice, that set up a play you don't see often. let loose with a wild pitch and posey can't find the ball. when he does coming all the way

from second. takes something that looks more like a football shot. he stayed in the game but did not come out to pitch the 5th. in the bottom of the 5th the giants loaded the bases up. but struck out and then brandon belt both looking and the inning was over. it was still just in the 7th when josh made things much more comfortable for the a's. a locked pitch with a runner on. the a's are in front 6-2. brian fuentes was the fourth open reliever. he got his fourth win. the a's stopped their san francisco losing streak at 11 games. the a's make the long trip back to the coliseum. they play the first in three against the angels tomorrow night and melvin won't be asked about consecutive losses to the giants. hallelujah. i was tired of hearing about it.

>> we've had to hear a lot of stuffer here this week and to go out there and then they get lead and you know, you really have to fight that feeling of here we go again. >> we know how much this series means to the facts and circumstances and we've just as frustrated as they are when we lose two straight against them. if we can go out and continue this for the home stretch. >> it's not what you done for them, it's what you done for them lately. i'm not looking for accolades or anything. i'm trying to take what i've learned and coordinate it with the times that are going on now when things are going bad. it's not working right now, i'm not saying it won't work but there's a time land place for everything and i'll find a way out of this. >> first of three in milwaukee tomorrow evening. they'll see a brewers team that got their bats going today.

jonathan went deep twice, this shot on the 7th. he had a day. three hits and 7 ribs in a 16-4 route. the anozels and pad res in san diego. he e's off and running on vennable's hit. then running some more when kendrick boots the ball in left. the pad res send everybody home. 2 out of 3 for the angels over the weekend. and just up the highway, no sun. we were looking at the sun today. the dodgers are on a roll. they trail the cardinals 5-3 in the 7th. it's a three-run homer. the dodgers come from behind for a 6-5 . well, one week ago cyclings tour of california started in santa rosa. it ended today in los angeles. today's final stage just 43 mile

from beverly hills to dow l.a. gesink was protected by his team as he road by the center. today's stage was won by peter who had won four previous race stages during the week. gesink wins the tour by 45 seconds ore dave. quite a comeback who just eight months ago broke his leg in a training accident. the golden gate bridge is 75 this year. today was the 101st running of the bay to breakers. four minutes and 36 seconds before the elite men. with that lead, one from ethiopia won being first to the hill. first person to cross the finish

line got $25,000 for that and 7,000 for being the winner's winner. 34 minutes 40.5 seconds winning for the men but finished some 15 seconds behind the first. a little more controlled, but still the bay to breakers. one of the teams that figure to have a shot at running the table in the nba playoffs has entered the finals with a sweep. it capped a busy weekend at the staples center in los angeles. it's the home arena for the clippers and the lakers who both played yesterday. it's the home of the kings who played this afternoon and it was then turned back to a basketball arena for the clippers and to want. the clippers battled from behind most of the game but paul put up a shot and got a great roll, plus the foul. the two and a half minute to play, the ball off the top of

the back board but the clippers scored 2 more points. tony parker with a floater. they win 102-99. the spurs will enter the western conference finals 8-0 in playoff game this is year. the heat trying not to go down. 3 games to 1 this afternoon to the pacers. indiana early looked to be in control. baseline for a dunk early in the third kwafrter. but the heat criticized for a lack of character. wade to james for the jam. james came to play and this one going to 40. an assist this time with the beauty of a bounce pass as they build on a lead. the one, two punch was fine this time. it's wade high off the glass. the series with a 101-93 game. still to come on this late sunday night edition of sports

wrap. hockey's number 8 seed try to wrap up another series and a national honor for a soccer player for one of the bay area's own. we'll be right back. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals

my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal thatakakes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free.

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smith does everything but roll the puck up his sleeve. hi does keep it out of the net. then it was done with his second goal. a 1 timer after the coyotes won a faceoff. on replay it was determined that the puck hit the tv camera mounted in the back of the net and bounced off. well a golf landscape looking for its next big star has suddenly jason thrust into the picture. trying to win his second tournament in three weeks at the buy ronnel son near dallas. jj henry on the par 3 5th. he did get a nice kick and the ball rolls right into the cup for a hole in one. finished in a four-way tie for third. pride not exactly a household

name either. but he wrapped up a round of 67 and found himself tied for the lead. duff ner was still on the course and he had a chance to avoid a playoff with a bird dee at 18. this is how you finish it. a final round, 67 and here's how his life as changeed in the last few weeks. he'd gotten married won a tournament and then won another one. chris of danville in the san jose earthquake has been named to the national world cup team that begins qualifying next month. he joins a roster that also includes former star lan din donovan. no points on the sprint cup sur i cut this weekend but ricky stenohouse won twice there last year in iowa. no word for danika patrick on this track who lost control of her car and the race 209 of the

250 laps and won for the third straight time in iowa. the third time on the circuit this year. and america's cup world series racing wrapped up today in venice. the energy team from france makes its move and finishs ahead of the team skippered by jimmy, but the overall standings is the winner in the 2010 and still the lead r. the final event is this summer and then the 34th america's cup comes to san francisco bay in 2013 and that will do it for this late sunday night's sports wrap. >> it will be here before you know it. >> they're going to much taller masts and bigger sails for the one here. so it will be twice as big. >> even more exciting. >> that's our report for tonight. thank you for trusting us for your knews. >> be sure to join us at 4:30 a.m. for all the overnight news.

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