. this is the 10:00 news. >> pay up or face having fewer firefighters. the new tax measure being floated in a county. good evening. are . >> homeowner could soon be asked to pay more for fire protection or fizgig cuts. new at ten eric is live in walnut creek with how much money one department is asking for. >> reporter: the fire protection district would like people to pay another $75 a year, now today the chief said that is the only way to make sure all the department fire stations stay open. not everybody is ready to buy in. ron has been paying paying taxes since 1971 and said the latest plea for help sounds familiar. >> now they are coming back and want more money like all

the other politicians. >> reporter: the chief said the problem isn't political, just simple math. revenue is down 32 million for the fire protection district and without a special parcel tax he said they could have to lay off firefighters and close a third of its fire stations. >> what do you say to the taxpayer who say that seems like a scare tactic? >> it's not. it's reality. >> we have seen this coming for years. >> reporter: chris hunt with the taxpayer's association opposes idea of a parcel tax saying there is money to be saved from salaries to pension costs and use of resources. >> 3.3% of their calls are for fires. this is no longer a firefighting agency, the most expensive way of delivering emergency health caron the planet >> reporter: the chief said they have tightened their belt and this is a last resort. >> we recognize that everybody is facing financial challenges

as well. we think we have done our part to try to cut costs and control costs. >> reporter: now if it goes through the tax we are told would generate $16 million a year but first the board has to decide if they will put it on the ballot. >> more details on a tax proposal if approved it would cost most $75 a year. apartment owners $37.50 a year. the owners of commercial property, $75 per quarter acre, the it needs two thirds approval to pass. >> new video tonight of the latest killing in oakland. about 7:30 this evening a man was shot to death at 3107, 13th avenue in east oakland. his family said he was coming home from work and died right there on his doorstep. police are looking for an armed suspect who was seen running the house but have no description of the shooter. police are also checking

security cameras in the neighborhood. demonstrators were out in downtown oakland marching on broadway. they are protesting officer involved shootings in anaheim. police shot and killed two men in unrelated incidents last weekend in anaheim sparking demonstrations in orange county and cities around the country. then early this morning an anaheim police officer opened fire on a car after the driver sped toward another officer. the driver got away, it's not clear if anyone was hit. there were no reports of arrests or property damage at tonight's demonstration in oakland. >> san jose approved a permit for the new patrick casino clearing the way for a hiring boom and a new place to court lady luck. matt keller live at the matrix with the condition that will have to meet before finally opening. >> reporter: you can see that the front doors are locked from the outside but now that a

proval for the permit has passed they could be opening in just a matter of days. the card tables ready for players inside and now with the police chief's approval of the permit late today the deals can soon start. >> we want them to be successful. at the same time we have an obligation to make sure that in making money it goes where it's supposed to back to the city and not into somebody's pocket. >> reporter: the card room must meet before it can open including making sure off gaming accessible to the public, a final inspection of the surveillance system and limiting it to the ground floor. >> it's up to them to put in the recommendations and then they should be fine. >> we believe we have submitted everything that the division has asked for. we are just waiting to hear back from them and if so we want to open next week. >> reporter: garden city casino was bought in 2007. it's owners decided to build

matrix near the airport. garden city will have to close when it opens because san jose only allows two card rooms at once. casino matrix plans to hire 300 employees including staff for three restaurants. if and when they get the green light the doors could open as early as wednesday with a big grand opening party to follow. >> they are going to do something big. it sounds -- they deserve it. it's the 10th biggest city in the country so it's no reason it shouldn't be a big deal. >> reporter: the gaming administrator will give a second report on the possibility of tables on the 8th floor in 60 days. >> the find of an old shell shut down streets near at&t park. it was found just before 11 on channel street just south of the park. authorities say a worker found it underground about a dozen people were evacuate from nearby house boats, others were

told to shelter in place. >> said there was a bomb they found, so, how often does that happen? >> bomb squad techs from travis air force base determined it was no longer a danger and the all clear was given at about 3:20. authorities say the shell is probably from the world war ii era but it's unclear how it got there. in six minute its a string of burglaries with striking similarities. the simple items that burglars see in windows or in the front of home that are attracting them to their targets. >> attorneys for the man other sauced in a deadly movie theater shooting say he was a mental patient. he is a accused of killing 12 people and injuring dozens more last friday during a mass shooting in colorado. the news about his mental health comes court papers filed in an effort to find who leaked information about a notebook he alli sent to a counselor. he was.

some teens pitching in to help victims families in colorado. new, deborah live where a community bike ride is set for tomorrow. >> reporter: organized by two friends who were at this theater for the batman premiere that same night and were inspired to help. neon pink signs mark the route and the last ones went up tonight for a fundraising bike ride around downtown vacaville. >> we hope to have a lot of people tomorrow. >> at least over one hundred. >> reporter: two bodies, high school seniors hatched the idea. haunted by the mayhem in colorado. they had flocked to the movie that night in their own town. >> we had a huge group of friends and we were joke around for the first two hours before the movie. when i heard the next morning it was like that could have been us. >> reporter: they decided to race money for the relief fund which is helping family was memorial services and medical

bills. immaterial it's a community, we are a community. we are just helping communities outo. we are a small community like them and the people that died were like fathers, sons. >> reporter: the bike ride idea was sudden. >> like middle of the night he -- wake me up and said daddy can i do that because i have been talking to some -- i said sure. >> reporter: and with community donations it's taken off. a four mile ride beginning and ending at a downtown park. a route easy enough for any biker to enjoy. >> we were proud of them for like starting something like that. >> reporter: friends jumped in to help. marking the route with the batman symbol and calling it the night ride as in dark knight. >> i have friends who aren't going to see it because they are scared. >> reporter: they hope coming together helps worry. >> we wanted to help the tension and give back to colorado and supporting them. >> reporter: the ride is at 3:00 tomorrow with donation buckets at andrew's, food and

entertainment. they want to raise a thousand dollars and hope other communities follow their lead. we are live. >> we have posted a link with more information about the ride. just look for the section. >> stock markets ignored bad news today and focused on the positive. the dow went past the 13,000 level, the nasdaq up 64 points, investors responded to germany's pledge to protect the eurozone. they seem to ignore the report that economic growth showed to a yearly rate of 1.5%. anything under 2% isn't enough to lower the unemployment rate which is still over 8%. the slow down was mostly because of americans cutting back on spending. analysts said though the news was expected it was still disappointing. >> the spokesman of chick filet has died. don perry died this morning from a heart attack. he had worked with the chain

for almost 29 years and held a title of vice president of public relations. his death comings on the heels of a nationwide controversy that started after the president dan kathy spoke out against same sex marriage. san francisco mayor ed lee defended a critical wyatt he sent out last night about the restaurant. >> i was getting messages people saying is so bad and can you speak up for the city of san francisco so that's what i did. >> the mayor said he was disappointed about the company's stance against same sex marriage and said the restaurant isn't welcome in san francisco. the mayors of boston and chicago have promised to block the restaurant in their cities. >> i think they are really pieces of trash. >> he was hit with a heavy bill. we investigate the trouble one man is having with a company and he is not alone. >> and your weekend here. i will let you know which day of the weekend will be the warmest because we are expecting some increasing temperatures. i will tell you how much.

. burglars in san francisco who are striking during daylight hours and are only going after certain homes. amber lee is in one area that's been hit hard and says what police are warning homeowners not to put up in their one

windows. >> reporter: we one of several areas in san francisco that has seen many home burglaries, tonight police have a new warning. how you decorate your home may be inviting thieves. home was asian characters and decorations the target of burglars. police say there have been up to 15 home break-ins, so far this year. >> there is a perception that the community doesn't necessarily trust banks so that there -- the perception is that there is -- they showcase or store a lot of money inside the house. additionly that they have gold. >> reporter: the police captain said burglaries strike during daylight looking for sign that a home is occupied by a chinese family. in cases it was groups of three young men breaking in to homes. >> i don't worry about the safety. >> reporter: kenny moved in to the neighborhood just a few months ago. she said she heeds police warnings not to display asian

decorations outs side the home. >> i do not do that. i have no jewelry or cash. yeah. >> reporter: on purpose. >> no. >> reporter: in several incidents an elderly person was home when the thieves knocked on the door but when there was no response they broke in thinking the home was unoccupied. >> if someone knocks on the door call out. let them know somebody is there. don't open the door for them. if you need to and are concerned that they -- are not real, call the police. >> reporter: police say make noise, burglars will usually move on if they think someone is home. reporting live. amber lee. >> four men accused in a triple homicide in san leandro pleaded not guilty today. 21-year-old paul stevenson, anthony perry, and two others are accused of murder and

attempted murder. it's from a shooting at a party that killed three people including a 16-year-old girl. >> some volunteers in santa rosa say they are furious over revelation that the parks department had a secret bunt surplus worth millions of dollars. the state park was one of the 70 that was set to close to save money. park users organized a bike race to raise $60,000 to help keep the park open but then came word last week that the state parks department had been sitting on a 54 billion-dollar surplus, possibly for as long as 12 years. >> all of that effort was in many ways in vain is a real disappointment. you know it's hard to get that back. that energy could have been spent elsewhere. >> reporter: organizers plan to ask for their money back. instead they want to give it to the sonoma regional parks department to help run the state park. >> a man is fighting a heavy

bill. he said an online company is scamming him and belongs in jail. rita williams investigates the man's accusations and how he is fighting back. it's a story you will only see here. >> i think they are pieces of trash. >> reporter: roy davis said he is mad as heck and isn't going to take it anymore. >> they should be in locked up and jail. >> reporter: he is talking about the people at yellow pages public. he said five moss ago they sent him a bill, then started calling him and his wife demanding they pay almost $600 for listing his business online. >> they were going to attach wages and subpoena you to new york city. >> reporter: davis said he has never advertised the business his father started making cosmetic repairs after a burglar alarm is installed. when his wife wanted to write a check just to stop the calls he they started calll the company. >> i figured the more i call

them if i'm -- they are onto phone with me they can't cheat somebody else. >> reporter: the bbb told us it's received almost a thousand complaints and gives them an f. >> just -- it's just all fake. they are no more than just taking your money. >> reporter: the trade commission can't comment yet about this particular company which didn't return our calls but. >> this is -- the song is an old one. it's a tune we have heard. >> reporter: the ftc has this advice. >> scam artists want quick hits. most important thing is to hold off, not pay and wait for them to go to the next victim. >> reporter: bottom line, be alert. scammers aren't going away. as soon as they shut one down another pops up. rita williams. >> a high stakes trial of technology is set to start in san jose on monday. apple and samsung are in a battle over patents, together they account for more than half

the smart phone sales worldwide. apple claims samsung used its i- phone and i-pad and wants two billion in damages. that lawsuit is prompted apple to release details on product that never made to the store. in six minutes they were seen for the first time. >> two bay area police forces teaming up for a bone marrow drive. oakland and bart hope to find a donor match sunset cynthia rodriguez. her best hope is someone of mexican december cent and the more people tested the better her chances. sunday the bone marrow drive will be held at saint elizabeth. that's at 1500, 34th avenue a giant leather back sea turtle

found on the shore. the 700-pound turtle was found near break waters today. took a crane to lift it into i truck and take it to a marine research facility it likely died from natural causes, they are the largest species in the world. they can live for up to 50 years. the news to go, down load the app and click on the icon. you request can watch the newscast live on the cell phone. >> bay area weekend is here. the temperature going to increase on tomorrow we look for lots of 70's and even midand upper 408's inland. those are the highs today. not that warm. isn't hack up to 87, tomorrow, you can add a good five to six degrees, maybe seven degrees to some of those numbers, right now the fog is moving in across the bay. it's shot across the ballpark early in the evening. now it's out toward livermore, across the oakland coliseum.

we have fog in the north bay. into tomorrow morning you will see this same fog foot print. it stays foggy at the coast. daytime highs tomorrow start to warm up. the heat starting to come this way. saturday a warmer day than what we had today. sunday, tell you about that. i. >> san francisco's new arch bishop takes a hard line on same sex marriage. >> i don't see how that's discriminating against anybody. >> his promise to reach out to [ snoring ]

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some church members surprised by his appointment. >> reporter: named by the pope to head up the san francisco group the bishop was introduced today at saint mar yes and he made his views on same sex marriage very clear. >> my stance is marriage can only be between a man and woman and i don't see how that is discriminating against anyone. >> reporter: he said he wants to work to strengthen marriage but at the same time he promised to reach out to the gay members of the church. >> we need to learn, continue to learn how to be welcoming, let them know we love them and want to help them. . >> reporter: some say it's hard to understand. >> picking a prominent supporter of proposition eight to be the bishop of san francisco is not the way i would have picked to open a dialogue with the community. >> reporter: coming over from the oakland group he will now preside over more than a half

million catholics, some who may not agree with his gay marriage stance. steve was a long time member in the castro district where he said gay catholics have always felt welcome. >> i think that the catholic church is moving against the tide and it'll hurt them. >> reporter: the current bishop is retiring and that's created this opening. he will be formerly installed this october. in san francisco. >> a two and a half million dollar donation to defend the same sex marriage law in washington state. the donation comes the founder and ceo of amazon and his wife. the same sex marriage law was signed back in february but has been put on hold pending the vote in november. the contribution is the largest of it's kind in the country. >> california will receive $24 million in a settlement with

the bay area drug distributor over claim s it over charged. they will pay to 29 states. state and federal actions say they inflated prices for drugs by as much as 25%. the they said they didn't break the law but greed to set until the best interest of the company. >> apple is said to be considering a stake in twitter but anybody is saying anything officially. the time social security report that apple is thinking about making astringe i can investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars. while apple has been successful in phones and tablets it's not down as well in social networking. images are surfaces of early concepts of apple's most popular products. court documents revealed these pictures. they show several versions of the i-phone.

you can see apple tested with different shapes. as we mentioned they are being used in a legal battle with samsung over patent infringement. >> we are going calling the memorial garden. >> a church's gift to the community. why some are lining up against it. >> plus a major

. in danville a proposal has some at odds with each other. the peace lutheran church wants to create a space for people to mourn the loss of their loved ones. ann says why some are trying to

stop it. >> reporter: residents here keep up their yards and update their homes. a potential new addition to the neighborhood has them worried their property value is about to take a hit. >> not happy at all about the idea of having a human ashes this close to my home. . >> reporter: the church wants to build this, it's a six foot wall that will contain urns. >> the local cemetery has been full for some years and so we thought this is part of a community gift and service. >> reporter: it's a gift neighbors don't seem to want. >> and as of today we have 171 signatures on the petition. >> reporter: some like mark worry about property value the. ooohs religious and cultural concerns about living near a burial spot. at a meeting monday residents came to voice their fears. church officials say they are listening. >> we are in the process of taking it back.

>> his name was --. >> reporter: he died at just two and a half. for the sake of her grandson arlene still hopes the wall will be built. she see itself as something that should bring people together. >> my name would be there and my husband's name would be there and connor's. >> reporter: neighbors suggest a compromise. a wall here with plagues but no urns. the church plans to meet again in august. in danville. >> new information about a bicyclist hit and killed in campbell. he has been identified as 56- year-old charles shaffer. he was crossing the street in front of the kirkland plaza shopping center. the driver of the car cooperated. there is no charges. sonoma county authorities released the idea of the woman we told you about last night who was killed in a head on crash on highway one.

they say the 67-year-old linda crockett was driving a station wagon when she drifted in to the opposite lane. she hit a truck. the truck driver wasn't hurt. >> a major change is on its way to san francisco's busiest shopping hot spot. on monday a portion of stockton street at union square will be closed for five-years. david stevenson explains the one time of the year the section will be reopened to traffic. >> reporter: it's one of san francisco's busiest spots for trayfuls and shopping. >> the summer has been busy. i have never seen more people coming to union square. >> reporter: on monday it'll be harder to get around. that's what transit officials will ban cars the two block stretch of stockton for five- years. >> short term pain for long term gain. >> reporter: it's to build a stop on the strength subway.

a tunnel boring machine will tear a underground path. >> we are rerouteing all traffic but for emergency vehicles onto grant. which will be a two way conversion. >> reporter: the closure is forcing one man to move his flower stall. >> it's quite a shock to be moved after 66 years but we will get used to it. >> reporter: the good news, the street will reopen to traffic between thank giving new years, an important concession. >> that is certainly probably our busiest time of the year. >> reporter: cab drivers say the closure will make their job harder. >> it'll be a mess. a huge mess. >> reporter: transit officials have posted maps and signs around union square warning people of what is a head for the next five-years. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2news.

>> more details now on the five year long detour in san francisco's union square. stockton will be shut on monday. starting tomorrow grant avenue between gary and sutter will change from a one way to a two way to accommodate all the extra traffic. it means driver who usually take stockton to cross market and get to the bay bridge will have to go around and take post to new montgomery to get across. >> it's official. a popular japanese retailer opening up in downtowns. the mayor announced that they are set to open it's west coast flag ship store in union square. it means 500 new jobs, they made a 25,000-dollar donation to the bay area chapter of the red cross. the store is on pow el street. >> midromney's visit to britain was over shadowed by comments he made yesterday about the games.

he carried on with meetings and his campaign slugged off his remarks regarding london's readiness but british newspapers, even the bbc wouldn't let it go. one paper referred to him as mitt the twit and another called him a party popper. first lady is also in london to lead the delegation. she met with the athletes and some one thousand children. she played game was the kids to promote her physical fitness campaign. she told the american teams to relax, have fun, and try to win. >> stanford has a new agent ethic director. he was named today. he was nearly 25 years of experience joining the cardinals from the university of delaware. he is onto men's basketball selection committee and is a member of the board of directors. he is the first african american athletic director in stanford hit. he will start his new position

in mitt august. >> incredible transfor medication as one man overcomes childhood obesity. the program he is crediting with helping him drop the weight. and. >> we are at the place of garlic everything from garlic tacos, to funnel cake. maybe not funnel cakes but we will try them all. . >> and back here in just tenement a lot going on this weekend. which areas going to be the warmest and which may not be so warm.

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neal prescott. he referred to himself as the joker and threatened supers after losing his job. when police arrested him he was wearing a shirt that said guns don't kill people, i do. in kent can't a college student faces charges for e- mailing a picture of the joker. he filed a complaint against the administrator. when the complaint was dismissed hee mailed the administrator an image of the joker. he pleaded not guilty. >> california is set to sale a record number of guns this year. the department of justice is projecting 725,000 weapons will be legally purchased this year. that would be 100,000 more than were bought last year. officials say gun sales have gone up dramaticly in the past decade throughout the state and across the city. they also say it's difficult to explain why because the state doesn't track reasons for the purchase. >> investigators looking in to

what caused a suspicious truck fire last night. the it happened just before midnight. the truck's ghasting caught fire parked in front of a home. the fire was put out in minutes. known was hurt but officials calling the fire suspicious because just the night before the tires were stolen from that same truck. a man who died in an apartment fire wednesday has been identified. the 78-year-old was inside a second floor apartment when the two alarm fire broke out just before ten. two other men had smoke inhalation but refused to be taken to the hospital. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> in news of the world tonight in peru search teams found signs of two missing climbers missing for 16 days but the teams also found signs of avalanche. the two were attempting to climb a 20,000-foot mountain. cuers aren't holding hot much hope of finding them alive.

in spain the financial crisis is worsening. the number of people unemployed has reached a record high. nearly 25% in the second quarter. a 53% of those under 25 don't have jobs. banks in spain have needed massive loans to help because of the bad real estate issue vestments and the government is trying to avoid asking for a full blown bailout. zoo keepers have a money smoking sill cigarettes. they sedated her and moved her to an island on zoo property to get her to break the habit. she finds herself on a private island with her mate and no cigarettes. >> a man -- a 20-year-old is a graduate of a pioneering weight

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. a busy weekend in gilroy. however year the festival prove

that you can put garlic in just about anything. even ice cream. >> reporter: all eyes on the torch today. not the one in london, the one in gilroy. >> is there enough on there? >> never enough at garlic festival. >> reporter: the garlic festival fired up its opening day. you have hair on your arms and i'm not sure how. >> it's only day one. very two more days. >> why would they let me do that? . . >> reporter: garlic and fire, it brings people together. with about 100,000 people expected to get their garlic fix this weekend it more than doubled the population. it also helped race money for local charities. >> this fund goes to the teachers and it helps us fund classrooms and our supplies. >> reporter: the school will sale more than 3,000 ears of corn, two tons of garlic and to

the flavor of the festival. >> or you can keep the vampires away. >> reporter: art chokes to. >> garlic ice cream. >> try it. doesn't hurt. >> reporter: tastes like vanilla. >> you like it. >> reporter: waiting for the garlic. not bad, from thereit is. >> reporter: if you don't like the taste you can always make a garlic fashion statement. in gilroy. >> and for more on the festival and other weekend events and just go to the website and click on the weekend extra tab. >> very an important recall you will want to hear about especially if you like premade salads, a kitchen is recalling more than 5,000 pounds of barbecue chicken sal salad. it's sold in a 14 pot 5-ounce

tray. it has the establishment number -- inside the u.s.d.a. mark of inspection. >> the battle against the fruit fly got going today. worker was outsetting traps in fruit trees and in morgan hill. several have been found in the area and agriculture officials want to stop the pest there before it can spread. the owner of andy's orchards said it could hurt his business if the traps don't work and aequorin teen is ordered. >> we sale whole sale. we may not be able to do that. we sale -- our fruit nationally as wellw. very a mail order business. >> the play the flies could ruin local businesses, it's believe neda rifed in undeclared produce. >> federal figures show only 25% of americans with hiv have the virus under control.

the cdc said part of the issue is that people don't know they are infected or they may not be getting care. about 200,000 are infected don't know if. the cdc said the younger parents more at risk with only 15% of those 24 to 34 having the virus under control . we have i new i-pad app. you will find the most up to date news. tap in any headline will take to you the story and you will find a live stream buton to watch all the newscasts live. >> and for all intents and purposes welcome to the weekend. we are going into a nice one. temperatures on the increase. cool the last few days but it'll warm up. i have fog along the coast and it's making its way inland. we will see that fog really push -- probably into about here tomorrow morning but it'll burn off more rapidly and it'll

be a warmer day. daytime highs tomorrow will come five to six degrees warmer than today. as we go through time we have a big series over at the ballpark. the bay area weekend saturday and sunday and the weather looks great. daytime highs at the ballpark probably in the 60s. upper 06's. mostly sunny, overnight in the other's tonight. fog, coverage, it's there but not going to be as bad. that means earlier burn off tomorrow morning. that means a warmer day. we have better air quality situation in a little bit of wind along the coast if you are sailing on the bay it should be good. extended forecast calls for minor warming. its going to warm up but not a major warm up. this has been responsible for the good air quality, the lower fire danger. all that. this has been here a lot this summer. this system will kind of just creak a little to the east. you notice it doesn't completely go away. that's why it wantage hot. if it moves out high moves in,

it domes over us and we get big numbers, temperatures tomorrow will be about six degrees inland, four around the bay and two at the coast. it's warming up. the garlic festival, often that thing is hot but tomorrow and sunday the temperatures will be in the upper 80's. maybe low 90's sunday but really quite a nice weather pattern for the garlic festival. it's huge. it's a good party to go to. it's not going to be that hot so that's good. forecast highs tomorrow for saturday. cooler than sunday. sunday will be the warmest day. 88 clear lake, 87 fairfield. not bad. forecast highs in the east bay, 88 pittsburgh. 90 antioch and brentwood. nice looking weather forecast for the weekend. just in time because it's started off kind of cool. the week has been -- the weekend was warm but its been a cool week and now we are popping in to the bay area weekend and it's warming up. it looks good. next week it doesn't get hot. that's because the low pressure lingers and keeps us on the

cool side. this is like last summer the temperatures are real stable. no big heat or cool. just right down the middle. >> i can go with that. >> a lot of people like that. thank you. >> the school bus monitor who made headline when is a video of her being bullied went viral said today she is retiring. the 68-year-old said her decision to leave the job wasn't a result of the incident. she said she is retiring because it's just time to leave. her story came to light after this ten minute video appeared online showing four students from upstate new york bullying her. the event sparked out powering with people donating more than $700,000. the fo must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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. nice weather and gourmet food was on the menu tonight in oakland. bites off broadway was once again parked along 45th street. the weekly event features six food trucks offering a variety of food. organizers say it happens every friday from 5:30 to 8:30. it runs may to october. >> mark is off. fred is filling in. exciting game at at&t park. unfortunately didn't work out the way we wanted. >> it was good drama at least. you can say that. its been a month but it seems like only yesterday when the dodgers came to san francisco and got shut out in three straight games, you didn't think this was going to happen again did you? when the giants host the dodgers, people calming -- and saying we are on tv, she isn't myi. i don't even know her. man. giants led until the 5th when la scored twice off.

matt cane. mark saying -- hairston scoring the go head run. no shut out tonight and -- giants -- hang on. giants trail in the 8th when belt clutches third hit of the game. cabrera scores, we go to extra innings, the dodgers are healthy now. they just got ramirez from miami. three run shot for him. hanley and la win 5-3. giants lead by two games over the dodgers. dodgers get ramirez and the giants answered tonight by trading four scuturo, the same who laid for -- played for the a's. they do need a right hand and he is batting 271.

then pee wee can hit that in this field. a's showed their ability tonight. carter belting two run homer off orioles pitcher, part of a four run first inning for the a's. their bullpen had the second straight tough game and baltimore led until smith delivers the two out. bases loaded double. three more runs score. the a's retake the lead, 8-6. they -- oakland has to do another rally and they do. a's score six more. crisp -- a's win 14-9. a total of 34 rub runs in the last three combined. snoot 49ers opened summer camp and the coach said he has five number one receivers. if that's true veteran moss is 1a. all reports say that he has been a model citizen and teammates and -- at age 35 he could still be a play maker and game changer. randy hasn't played since 2010 when he bounced around with three different teams.

now at age 35 he is just happy to be here. >> it's just a feeling i haven't felt in a while being around a group of young guys, it makes me feel good that i can really not look at miming and just feel young. very a little pepin my step. >> and that's sports for this friday night. a's win again and the giants loose. >> no pep in their step. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> morning starts at seven and they will cover all the overnight news. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling]