. bleat bay area news coverage starts right now this is the 10:00 news. >> what is it going to stop in crime is so bad that some won't let their kids play in the neighborhood. good evening. >> it has been a very violent week in oakland. seven people killed in seven days including a 15-year-old boy. amber lee went out and says even the police can't believe what is going on. amber. >> reporter: we tried to speak with -- police chief howard jordon, here at police headquarters about the spike in homicides, he wasn't available but we didn't have to go far to find officers working a crime

scene. on market at -- officers raided a duplex carrying out a search warrant. police say they found narcotics and arrested two people. one officer said it's crazy, some have made a trade out of committing crime. >> this house here -- close to my parents. phillip lives steps the raid. he said violent crime dictates how he and his family live. >> i wish my kids -- they can't blay in the neighborhood because of all the homicides. >> reporter: . >> from ten onto this morning the police never came. . >> reporter: police said nobody was available because they were responding to priority violence calls. he said he understands but that he and his family deserve protection to. >> really worried. my kids shaken up by it. it's not good. . >> reporter: the lake shore business district a woman said she just moved here from san

francisco. >> pretty much any city that you go to there is always some level of danger and i just decide not to feed in to the fear. rfor those who live in crime rid inareas they rely on neighbors watching out for each other. >> i love the city. we are going through hard times right now but i hope we are going up. >> reporter: thedespite the crime residents haven't given up. they say the good out weighs the bad. reporting live. amber lee . >> more details now with the latest stats on oakland's crime surge. the fbi said its figures for the year show oakland had nearly 17 violent crimes per 1,000 people. in a city of fewer than 400,000 that puts oakland 4th on the list of cities with the most violent crime in the united states. oakland also is first for robbery and car theft. >> video obtained by us shows

a fight before hit and run accident that put a 29-year-old cal fire firefighter in a coma. it was shot last thanksgiving inside a jack in the box on gary street in san francisco. the defense attorney for the 24- year-old said firefighter albert bartal started it by pushing a trash can to a group of people and punching him in the face when he tried to intervene. prosecutors say he later hit the firefighter with a suv. his attorney said that someone else was doing the driving. the man was been in a coma ever since. >> a judge sentenced a man to 165 areas in prison for lifting his two daughters. a jury convicted him in may on 11 counts of committing a lewd act with a child under 14. the daughter is now 20 -- daughters testified against him. he pleaded no contest to charges he molested his stepdaughter. the east oakland sports

center that's been the target of burglaries is holding a fundraiser later this month. the boxing association said that robbers have taken everything from computers to boxing gloves to art supplies. they plan to hold a fundraiser marking the 25th anniversary on saturday july 21st at the facility on 98th avenue. >> convicted wife killerrance reiser lashed out at his victim during his trial calling her a psychopath. he want on about different topics and was cautioned a number of times by the judge to stick to the relevant facts. his two children are suing him for $25 million in damages due to the loss of their mother. he >> a judge today sentenced a man to life in prison without parole for stabbing his estranged partner to death.

he stabbed her 24 times after lying in wait in 2009 at the bay valley medical center. they say he was angry that she had ended their abusive 17 year relationship. the couple had two teen children. >> the fate of the suspended san francisco sheriff could be decided next week and details of the hearing schedule are now set. his wife will fly into testify for the first evening of the hearing on wednesday. she has called it a witch hunt. he was suspended after pleading guilty to false imprisonment of his wife. >> a cal fire spokesperson said a 19-year-old man is in custody tonight accused of setting five wild land fires in sonoma and san mateo. the 19-year-old was arrested on

wednesday. cal fire said he admitted setting the fires before being booked. he is being held in sonoma jail in lie, of $16,000 bail. is he due back in court on july 18th. . >> one man is in jail after a one alarm fire in concord led officers to a marijuana growing operation. the fire was reported after five this morning at a home in the 1100 block of saint francis drive. investigators say the fire started in the basement where the electrical system appears to have been rewired to bypass the pg&e meter. >> illegal bypass, the fire may be related to it, that's under investigation. as is the activities of the resident prior to the fire. >> reporter: our crew was there as officers carried marijuana plants, grow lights and other equipment from the home. concord police arrested a 35- year-old for possession of marijuana for sale. >> santa cruz police looking for an arsonist and we have a sketch.

is he a black man in his mid to late 30s, six feet tall, act 180 pounds. early yesterday a witness to the fire on church street saw a man inside the building, the witness said the man apologized and then escaped on a bike. nobody was hurt in the fire. >> a 2-year-old boy is dead and his grandparents in critical condition tonight after a fire swept through their home this morning. paul chambers said that it the tragedy could have claimed more lives if not for the quick thinking of a nearby construction crew. >> investigators spent the morning trying to find what caused a fire that killed a 2- year-old. just before nine crews got a call flames from the second story. >> i was sleeping heard fire trucks and ambulance and i thought it was from a fire. >> reporter: she snapped those photographs, inside the home the little boy and his grandparents. grandparents and another man were trapped. family say the boy was dropped

off here every day while his parents went to work. his cousin said the family is dealing the news. >> just holding it together right now as much as they can. it's hard for them. >> reporter: though tragic officials say things could have been worse but a construction crew aided in the rescue by break age one do and pulling the 20-year-old out. they were unable to help the grandmother and little boy in the back bedroom. >> there was two victims in the back and they broke a window but said the heat and smoke was to severe for them to help. >> reporter: investigators say its thought the fire started in the upstairs closet. a place where the grandmother would pray to a shrine. a late candle may have caused the fire that injured the grandparents. the boy died from smoke inhalation. >> sad. i'm just praying that my grandma and grandpa come back . >> reporter: a firefighter was also hurt when he cut his hand

during the rescue. paul chambers. >> the san jose fire department said that it has been awarded almost $9 million in federal money to pay for more firefighters but they said that still won't solve its staffing problems. crews stretched thin and staffing levels are below what they were ten years ago. a string of arson fires near kelley park is only compounding the problem. >> when we have someone starting fires all it does is just make worst problems and limited resources. >> reporter: the fire department expects to fire 27 new firefighters in all. >> the governor is sending more help to fight a fire in the sierra foothill in placer. firefighters will get more helicopters. 1600 people are already at work. the fire is crewing but no homes have been lost or damaged. about 300 people have been

evacuated they are waiting and hoping for the best. >> be hard to come back and see this, you know, gone. you know -- that's a risk we run. >> got a phone call my street had been evacuate skid went for a run and saw the police and got our animals and all our stuff. >> reporter: even if they don't hear it firefighters are getting the message that it all of their it hard work is appreciated. right now there is still no word on when the fire may be under control. most of the evacuations are in yankee jim's canyon and shirt tail and it's burned more than 1300 acres at this point. also at this hour crews have a containment liana round 10% of the fire but it is still growing. it's one of three active fires in the state, all are in northern california. crews also battling the mill's fire, it's covering more than 23,000 acres.

then there is the flat fire in trinity. that's burned 1,000 acres. >> mourning families protest officer involved shootings in san francisco. why their plan to race awareness may affect muni riders across the bay area next week. >> and back here in just ten a major cooldown today up to 25 degrees. the weekend is coming up. will it cool more? i will let you

. >> tonight mothers of young black men killed in officer involved incidents came together to issue a warning. patty lee is in san francisco and says what they plan to try to shut down on monday. >> reporter: tonight's protest was the first in a series that may come to a head monday morning. a crowd gathered in the bayview district just feet from where a young man died in a shoot out with police almost a year ago today. >> we aren't going to accept the police killing our children, we are sick and tired of it. >> reporter: tonight the mother announced plans to honor him on the one year anniversary of his death. >> we are standing up, we are fight be back and shutting muni down. >> reporter: it'll be a target for them monday morning because a driver called police for help

after kenneth didn't pay his train fare. >> as he turned to shoot at the officers he shot himself in the neck, killed himself. >> reporter: an investigation determined that san francisco police did not kill him which only heightened tension in this community and others. >> that -- [inaudible] do the same thing we going through that don't have the courage to let them know they aren't alone. we are here. >> reporter: the uncle of oscar grant who was shot and killed by bart police said wealthy white citizens may not know what it's like to be profiled by police but on monday they will be aware when transit halts. >> often times when the community, when any community takes a broad brush approach and changes the facts of the case to make it fit their particular issue it's disheartening but also something we are trained to deal with and that we get use to. >> reporter: muni is a ware of the plans. a spokeswoman said that riders

can count on updates either on twitter or 511 starting halt five on monday. >> new at ten berkeley police are trying to put together what happened on a busy downtown street that led to the death of a bicyclist. it happened about 3:45 this afternoon. police say witnesses didn't provide many details. >> they saw a man in his 60's, who was lying in the roadway with a bike helmet and a bike and a very large white truck nearby. >> reporter: a motorcycle police are reviewing tapes and hoping a witness comes forward. >> former recruiters for the san francisco academy of art are accusing the school of committing fraud against the

government. a federal lawsuit by the recruiters will go forward. they say the school used a scheme that based their pay depending on the number of student students recruited and then lied to the government in order to collect millions of dollars in financial aid. the school said that it did nothing wrong. >> when it comes to the top paid ceo's tim cook from apple tops the list. according to data cook brought home $378 million in 20011 including stocks. rounding out the top five, here in the bay area, larry ellison of oracle at 77 million, john dan of ult era and john watson of chevron. visa and mastercard have setted a case. viss will pay the most.

retailers accused them of conspiracying to fix fees. consumers may get hit in the wallet too. part of the settlement means merchants can charge more for the use of credit cards. >> the jp morgan chase reported billions in gains and losses today in its report. the country's largest bank said it earn $5 billion but at the same time they said it lost $5.8 billion from a bad trade. that is triple the amount they first said and the losses could go higher above 7 billion because of the bad trades. they also said that those traders tried to hide their losses. investors seem to look at the gains, not the losses and sent the stock higher today. shares rose almost 6% to close at $36 and 7-cents a share. gapes by jp morgan chase and wells fargo led a big rally. the do you up 203 points etching a six day loosing

streak. the nasdaq up 42 points so awful the losses were erased. >> new at ten a fedex driver being called a hero tonight. authorities say if he didn't come to a woman's rescue she may not be alive today. the reporter talked to that driver has his amazing story. >> reporter: a picture from inside the fedex truck. moments after a fiery crash between a car and a semi-truck on highway 20 near grass valley. >> i thought everybody was okay when i first drove up. . >> reporter: then something dawned on him. >> i said did everybody get out? they said here is the truck driver. i was like okay. what about the car? they were like we don't know. i said you don't know? >> reporter: as fuel started spreading and the fire kept growing he did the only thing he could think of, check inside the car. >> i looked in the passenger side and saw her unconscious, laying over in the passenger

seat. went around to the driver's side l was fuel all over the ground and i -- it could have gone. >> reporter: and it did. moments after he pulled the woman from the car. . >> blew pieces of car everywhere. itit was 30 seconds later. >> reporter: he said he never thought about his life being in danger. >> i couldn't have gone on feeling good about myself knowing that i didn't do something. >> reporter: after paramedics arrived on scene he was back on the road and back to work. bloody clothes and all. >> just got out and put my fright on the belt to go out and my boss was like what -- what is going on? >> reporter: he said he doesn't consider himself a hero. he hopes others would have done the same. >> i just hope people would do the same for me and my family and -- it's human nature. >> it is cold out there right now. step outside you know what i'm

talking about. the cloud's have pushed inland. temperature its dropped off significantly. 20 to 25 degrees cooler today than yesterday. these were the highs from today. yesterday we had up 90's. highs tomorrow, coming down or coming up a little bit. here is where we are on thursday it. look at the drop off. a major drop off into friday. as we move into saturday, temperatures will increase but still a lot of fog and low clouds, in to the bay area weekend the second half things will change even further. the complete forecast back here for the bay area weekend. we will look at the five-day back here at about 10:45. >> a solar storm will put on a show this weekend. nasa sciencists say it'll boost the northern lights so much that in some -- and in california may get to see them it. no disruptions are expected in power or communications. the storm started yesterday when a huge flare blew particles toward earth at 3

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for multiple days, trip right now is four days. trip i go on in two weeks is all week. i don't want to leave my car. >> don't want to pay for parking. the drive. >> reporter: for oakland it's providing 500 jobs, one hundred to oaklanders, newly trained in skills. >> i'm glad i'm here. i don't -- know what else is going to lead me to from here but hope stay with the company. . >> reporter: there is a sense of history in what's being created here for generations to come. >> i'm going to have a sense of pride and feel i helped build that. built this structure. >> reporter: when it's finished that will help the airport attract new airlines, newcombe advertise, that usually means lower fares. >> they ask about those things and the bart connector project is something they are dialed in to and focusing on. >> reporter: at four to six dollars a ticket it'll be cheaper than one day parking will drop you off at the

airport terminal. >> reporter: and more details now onto airport project, project officials gave us this time l aps e video of the construction. the price tag is $480 million with completion scheduled for mid to late 2014 and when it's done that system will be automated meaning the train cars will be driverless. >> apple said it made a mistake removing it's products from the environmental rating registry. they said the company will join it again. they said stand arts for electronic products. the city of san francisco announced it would stop buying apple products based on its withdrawal. they have never revealed why it pulled out. >> preparations underway in san francisco for tomorrow's 12th beer festival benefiting breast cancer. it's called breast fest and it benefits the charlotte maxwell clinic that provides a number of services for low income

women battling cancer. >> drink all those amazing beers and wines, listen to great music, talk, hang out and help a good cause. it's a win win for everybody. >> breast fest 2012 is sponsor by the marin brewing company. it runs tomorrow. tickets available online and at the door. for more information on it you can go to kdvu.com and click on the weekend extra tab. >> it's not on the menu but what's being served at one restaurant is creating frenzy and controversy. >> and a military salute, 68 years in must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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. a restaurant is the latest to find a loophole in the new ban on duck liver. we are live in mountain view with how they say they can legally serve it and why that is stirring a protest. >> reporter: here is a menu tonight -- while it's not listed as a menu item if you look at the bottom at fine print it says it comes the chief for free and that's creating controversy and frenzy. >> no duck liver. it's against the law. . >> reporter: a couple dozen lined the streets holding signs and graphic photographs showing ducks and geese being force fed in horrible conditions. >> cruel. >> you think it's cruel? >> you know i think -- maybe. >> reporter: protesters say the restaurant is one of two bay

area restaurants violating the california duck liver ban that went into effect july 1st. the law prohibits the sale of it as well as force feed age bird toen large the liver. >> i was a undercover cruelty investigator for the league. we saw duck that were unable to stand, to walk, to breathe. >> reporter: the owner and chef defend their decision to continue serving it, its part of their 130-dollar tasting menu. they say its offered free as a gift to customers. >> not breaking the law. the law states i -- i carry it around every day, it states in the state of california producing selling of duck liver is what is illegal. i don't see ducks on the property, i'm not selling it. >> the chef always looks for his vendors where he buys stuff to be a lgit place to buy, free

range. >> we live off avenue is being creative. when the government take itself away what do we use? >> reporter: protesters say the club is the other restaurant serving it. they plan to be there tomorrow. >> you may be carry around a nonitem with unhealthy levels of lead. dozens of purses and wallet was tested many had high levels of lead, higher than the 300 parts. billion limit for children. activists say real leaguer clothe have less risk. >> federal maritime officials have approved a plan to protect whales in and around the bay. the industry worked with authorities to establish new cargo lanes. they hope it'll preevent run in. it calls for realtime whale monitoring. once the animal is spotted a

warning will be sent out to others letting them know to steer clear. the changes will likely take effect next year. >> in union city police are investigating a case of vandals at a cemetery. about 150 head stones had vegetable oil put on them. a ground work worker found it yesterday. today they were cleaned. police have not released information about suspects or a possible motive. >> pittsburgh police looking for a gunman who shot and wounded a man in a parking lot. it happened about 10:30 last night outside the wal-mart store on love ridge road. witnesses say the victim argued with someone in a silver colored car. the victim rode away on a bike and the driver of this suv chased him down. the 32-year-old suffered nonlife threatening wounds to the leg and chin. tonight the los angeles corner is investigating the sudden death of sylvester

salon's oldest son. he appeared as rocky junior. today his housekeep found him inside his home. police say there is no sign foul play or forced entry. his father issued a statement saying he is devastated. sage was 36. >> state election figures released today show almost two thirds of california voters voted by mail in the june election. only about 5.3 million cast a ballot. that is 31% of california's registered vote he is and though turn out was low it was still higher than the record low 28% back in june of 2008. ? supporters of a proposed tobacco tax want a recount of wal-marts to see if proposition 29 may pass. the proposition would have put a one dollar per pack tax. unofficial results show it lost by 30,000 vote votes.

the doctor who was a member of the american heart association is the one who requested the recount which is set to start monday in parts of los angeles county. >> turning now to the race for the white house, romney's role was the hot topic. he said he left the company in 1999 1999 over he see the olympics but the obama campaign says it shows he was actively involved in pain at a dime when it was outsource jobs. >> there is a difference between being a share holder, owner if you will, and being a person who is running something. i had no role at all in managing them after february of 1999. >> my understanding is that he attested to the ftc multiple times that he was the chairman, ceo and president. >> reporter: the president made his comments while on a

campaign swing in virginia which is considered a battleground state. he also said the company is a real part of this campaign. the dispute about is featured in campaign ads airing on television. >> funeral services were finally held today for a marine who was missing since 1944. mike with the life and death. >> reporter: a flag draped casket on a foggy, friday morning. >> it's a sacrifice that was made for us. >> reporter: this is a story of a young marine now home decades after his death. >> the marines marines never leave anybody behind. >> reporter: he and six others died when they washed in the south pacific, april 22nd.

1944. five-years ago relatives hiked three days and found the wreck on an island. over the years through dna the identity of the missing marines were confirmed. the tech sergeant had a brother who served in the military and his brother had two children action a son and daughter and today they were here to welcome home and say good-bye to the uncle they never knew. >> just the fact he is now coming home and he is at rest where he should be. it's a good feeling. >> reporter: they it say their father and uncle james grew up camping and hunting in the hills not far from the golden gate national cemetery where the flag was half staff for the service. the two were very close and she said she wishes her father were here. >> i think he would have been very happy. he would -- this is finally now his brother's home with him

where he belongs. >> reporter: and home he is. 68 years later, james is back home. ktvu channel 2news. >> it's a video that will make you think twice about running a red light. at mazing crash caught on video and the charges the driver now faces. >> and back here in just ten it was cooler today. where do we go this weekend? one of the days will be warmer than the other. i will tell you which. >> and more fall out from the sex scandal at ♪

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people saw droops using heavy weapons and attack helicopters on the village. witnesses said civilians tried to get away but couldn't because of the heavy fire. officials insist they fought with armed gangs who were terrorizing the residents. >> in other news, tonight in cuba for the first time in a half century an american ship scaled into havana. it carried items from religious and charity groups and from families and friends of cubans in the united states. shipment also now arrive weekly from miami which is home to a large cuban community. few in cuba were aware of the ship. in the south of france three americans were killed when a private jet crashed. the jet broke into pieces and caught fire at the end of the runway. the americans were only identified as a 60-year-old pilot, a 24-year-old co pilot and a 30-year-old flight attendant. the pilot reported a problem

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why the endangered owl has caught the eye of the managers. >> reporter: this open field may just look like undeveloped land with weeds but if you take a closer look it's alive with activity from a rabbit sprinting to a red tale hawk. >> i can see one baby. >> reporter: members of the society see it as precious habitat and home to one the only families of bu bur ouring owls left. >> the habitat which is looks like nothing to other people and is -- there for a very precious nature lovers has been taken by structures, by office buildings. >> reporter: the land where these live is slated for future development and the society is concerned about what will happen to them. members reached out to the founder of a horse show. >> we approached them and asked them if they would help us promote the plight of the owls and perhaps help us race funds. >> reporter: today 49 horses arrived with stunt riders, the

management said they agreed to put together this video to race awareness. >> we have created a donor matching program. >> reporter: it'll be shown before every performance and people will have the option to donate to the society. >> we learned about them and their need for habitat and we thought we could help out and we will. >> reporter: when you buy tickets you have the option to donate to help them. they will match each donation. reporting from san jose. ktvu. >> welcome back. it's much cooler tonight. it was cooler today but outside tonight if you were eating outside it was real cold and the winds kicked up. look at this cool push of air. you can see it into the sacramento valley. you see how it split the heat. 90s, down here 90s but this cool moist air has gone into the valley and gone up to the

foothills. a much cooler weather pattern into the next few days, actually today will be the coolest day in a long timet. will warm up tomorrow but it'll still be below average. today was such a plummet in high that tomorrow we will warm up but the temperatures also still be below the average. that's the point. there is a weather system to the north of us, hard to see, just pick it out. really hard to cement that's what triggered this big push of fog. when you get low to the north it just presses everything in. that's where we are now. we have a weak system that won't be there just tomorrow and the next day. it'll linger up there and when it's up there it does what? high pressure presses thing its down and low pressure spreads it out so the layer get this is big lift. that is what we got. when you felt that wind tonight, maybe you did or don't it was howling because the marine layer got stretched out and started pushing inland and it was howling in the hills tonight. they were gusting around 30 miles an hour. the forecast overnight will be in the 50s.

everybody was fog. the weekend nice, cool, sunday the warmest day in the bay area weekend. the highs, midupper 80's. below average but sunday the warmest day. if you have plans to go out to the ballpark take a jacket. that low around there not just saturday and sunday, but it'll be around monday, tuesday, wednesday -- of next week it'll hang out. going to hang out and with that we will continue with the pattern. we won't see a spare the air day, a big ramp up in fire damage action we will see mild to cool temperatures for the next five, six days. forecast highs tomorrow then 85 saint helena. 81 fairfield. fairfield tomorrow, this time of year expect to be 93 or 94. 82 pittsburgh, 84 brentwood. temperatures below the average though it's slightly warmer than today. sunday's temperatures come up a few more degrees but won't blow a way. cool at the coast. fog nights and mornings, this pattern, lingers, look at the -- in the top line of numbers,

those are the highs, monday, tuesday and wednesday, livermore valley in the mid70's. fire danger i don't think we will talk about and air quality is good. >> thank you. >> it's official. jennifer lopez is leaving american idol. a day after steven tyler said he would leave, jennifer lopez confirmed she is leaving too. the star broke the news this morning and now there is also a lot of speculation that randy jackson may leave as well but will remain involved as a mentor on the show. >> changes are on the way to 'x'x

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. next time they will be made in the united states. there was a lot of criticism yesterday when it was learned the uniforms for the americans at theo olympics were made in dine other so today they said for the 24 winter games will be made here in the united states. >> mark now, good news for a's and giants fans. >> yeah. all-star break over, second half unofficially starting and it's good stuff. doing really what they should do against one of baseball's bottom feeders, the giants go on by the astros, never seemed they were in harm's way against houston and that started in the first. all-star, buster posey, one of his longest shots i have seen him hit. dead center, way gone, his 11th. two run blast and the giants have all they need but later, adding to it. a little bleeder that finds its way through to left. pagan into store.

3-0. 4-1 in the 8th after a triple, pagan to left. very shallow. watch him. you want a part of this? we know what can happen in that kind of collision. everybody is okay. he is safe, the catcher okay. madison the win. seven innings, one run. now 11-5. minnesota all or nothing for the a's. they struck out 15 times against the twins, however, one swing and it's who cares about the k's they were down, load the bases in the 4th. the pride rides it way gone to left. his 9th of the year. 4-1 oakland but former a's josh willingham had a night. couple of dinners, this one a two run shot making 4-3. again kind of polishes off for the

a's. not a homer, just a clean single to left and it's -- coming in to score, five rbis for him. aj griffin his first win. warrior fans get a look at the future. when is the last time you heard this? golden state running the lakers out of the building. summer league, david lee and newcomer, jack, watching. number one pick, harrison barnes missed the shot but look at the hustle as he will get it back. he had 23 points on eight of 13 shooting, number one pick. tyler a developing project. big guy, 360 spin and hook, was down, pretty much everything working for the warriors, thompson well on his way to being a star. he had 24. that's nice. 90-50 the warriors over the laker kids, didn't recognize one of the guys in the line up. the most talked about nfl franchise in the off season,

the saints, for all the wrong reasons but something more positive today. new orleans selling out the drew brees money, barrels full. 100million for five-years, 60 million guaranteed, 40 million of it this year. he is now the highest paid player in the history of the nfl. here is your tour de france quote of the day by the stage 12 winner, i'm an x doper but i'm clean now and i want to show it's possible to win clean on the tour. good for him. wig ins the overall leader. that's the sporting life for a friday night. they of that, he is clean. wow. good for him. >> good for him. >> and he is talking aboutt. thank you. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning team will have more on the fire that are burning in northern california. they are here tomorrow from seven to ten and we are always

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