bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ two friends shot to death by interstate 880 following the warriors playoff game last night. tonight police are on high alert, here on retaliation. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie hay nor. the search is on for the gunman, responsible for opening fire on two people the men were heading home in a distinctive white porsche they are 30-year-

old christopher bearden from pittsburgh and on the left, terrence marx from richmond the photo was taken last night at the game at oracle arena hours litter two men were gunned down driving along -- later two men were gunned down driving along interstate 880. someone in a dark suv, shot into that vehicle. the passenger was either ejected or fell from the car and was then hit by another vehicle. the crime shut down the northbound lanes of 880 for hours drivers m coming from the warriors game as well were forced to shut off their engines and wait. we first told you about this shooting last night. tonight we have continuing coverage from amber lee. she is live in richmond with more on what we've learned. >> reporter: julie, we are at richmond police headquarters

lawyer enforcement tells me they are on high alert following the double homicide last night. a source tells us extra officers are patrolling the streets of richmond tonight in response to concerns that there may be retaliation for the killing of two warrior fans. investigators are also looking at surveillance video from along 880 and the oracle arena to find whoever is responsible for targeting the two men in the white porsche. >> that is a sedan style porsche, white in color that is a distinctive car it will attract attention. >> reporter: police identified the driver as 30-year-old christopher bearden of pittsburgh. i reach add close friend of his by phone in las vegas. he is in the right and his friend, is ap 9 he tells me he spoke with him just before the warriors game. >> he was like fly out here come to the warriors game i was like i had to go to the studio.

if i was there i may have been in the car with him. >> reporter: he shared this photo of them in atlanta just a few months ago. >> every single day he lived life to the fullest because tomorrow, is not promised to you. that is how he lived his life. we took a big loss it is a big loss right there. he was a great guy. >> we have been incarcerated, changed our lives. >> reporter: friends and loved ones of the victims are urged not to retaliate. >> someone got to stand down sooner or later. >> reporter: friends tell me he has family here in the east bay and leaves behind a young son we also went to the address listed, here, in richmond for the second victim, terrence marx but no one answered the door. new video, police opened fire on a man suspected of

shooting someone else earlier this evening we found a large police response at the scene on mcdonald avenue. witnesses told our crew an older man shot someone in the 5500 block of mcdonald before retreating into his home. police had his house surrounded when the man came out again with two large handgunofficers opened fire. the man was wounded but managed to crawl back inside, police then sent in a dog that dragged him out, the unidentified man is recovering at hospital. all rail traffic has been halted between new york and boston after two commuter trains collided in connecticut this evening. injuring dozens of passengers, it happened during rush hour in bridgeport, 60 miles outside new york city. one train derailed and slammed into the second train. 60 people were injured, 5 critically. an investigation is under way into what caused the collision. >> we are not good at

investigating train accidents it will take awhile to investigate them what happened how fast they were going and the cause. it will take quite some time. >> reporter: officials hope to have regular train service up and running by monday. in the meantime the ntsb is sending a team to the scene and will lead the investigation. only on 2, an east bay banker behind bars, accused of writing checks and stealing money from her own clients. bank customers say, the woman who they considered a friend made off with more than a million dollars. >> reporter: flowers and family that is life for robert, who says his 83-year-old mother was ripped off. >> at least $600,000 or more. >> reporter: by this woman, seated next to her. >> she treated this person like a daughter. >> reporter: she is linda, a banker, a staple in oakland's mount claire village. >> she was one of the most

helpful people in the village, if anything. >> reporter: she was recently a branch manager at first republic but at this u.s. bank she spent most of her career dating back to 1983. here she began ripping off her most loyal customers for more than $1.3 million. >> i really thought we were just really starting to be good friends. >> reporter: not wanting to be identified, she forged her name on multiple checks. >> how much money did she take? >> $43,000. >> reporter: in one case according to investigators a cd totaling $972,000 dwindled to $353,000. u.s. bank says it was tipped off by a wealth manager who noticed a clients statement appeared altererred. she is now in custody charged with money laundering. >> took my mom out to lunch and dinner numerous times that is now looking back, the sick part

because she was basically preying on my mom. >> reporter: biggest number in this story, her bail set at $1.6 million. new numbers released show a sharp drop in california's unemployment rate the jobless rate fell to 9% in april down from 9.4% the month before. the numbers from april are the lowest since november of 2008. on the down side employers only added 10,000 jobs last month they had added twice as many back in march. here in the bay area, all nine counties reported unemployment rates considerably lower than the state average ranging from a high of 1.8%, all the way down to 4.6% in marin county. those sequester cuts from the federal government are having an impact on the employment development department. edd phones will only be staffed from 8 to noon instead of until

the close of business at 5. during afternoon staff will focus on processing applications for unemployment benefits. union nurses at five sutter hospitals in the bay area, launched a 7 day strike today. >> the only way we lose is to give up. >> reporter: they say contract issues include patient care, benefitwages. this is the ninth time they have walked off the job in the past two years the union successfully negotiated contracts with other sutter hospitals around the bay area. talks stalled at three facilities in berkeley and oakland. and sutter delta in antioch management has hired replacement nurses for the duration of this strike. owner of the italian team entered in this summers america's cup is now here in the bay area, calling for new safety precautions. as noah walker reports the owner says it is up to the teams to make the necessary co cions >> repr:newly

painted, still being tweaked and that wing will fly over the water. the italian, america's cup team put rumors of them withdrawing to rest. >> in order for a boat to be safe the crew must feel safe they need to have confidence and trust their boat. >> reporter: speaking through a translator the team owner said his team is confident and wants to race. america's cup is built for speed but the gears have shifted since last week's deadly accident that killed andrew simpson of the swedish art misteam. >> we have a new vest. >> reporter: italians have been testing new gear. the team also wants race wind limits lowered and more medical support on the water in case of emergencies like last week i asked if he had spoken to other america's cup teams about proposed safety changes. >> we were the only ones talking about rule changes.

they were all expecting to, for someone else to solve their problems. >> reporter: that won't be the america's cup review committee. today the committee said it would make recommendations but doesn't want to take responsibility for decisions historically, teams set the rules. >> we are here to sail, to race and to win america's cup. >> reporter: bottom line, the owner does not want to change the class of boat for the america's cup they want to sail the ac-72 they will put theirs in the water by the end of next week. discovery of a grenade forced evacuations at a neighbourhood in san jose a woman said she found it in the garage of her home on clover crest drive, 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the bomb squad came out to assess the situation then at about 6:00 p.m. this evening they detonated the grenade with the help of a robot. nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution. police say right now they are trying to figure out where that

grenade came from. people in the bay area and across the nation are fantasizing about winning the biggest powerball jackpot in history. the pot has grown to $600 million lottery officials expect it to keep growing until tomorrow night's drawing. our cameras found people buying tickets at fairs doughnuts in hayward they are just some of the people hoping to match all six numberclaim that top prize. california's mega million game also has a big jackpot tomorrow $190 million. on our facebook page we are asking how you might spend $600 million. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. the port of oakland shut down after a truck crashed into the water with a worker inside. >> he was like a dad to all of us. >> the obstacle that made the recovery process difficult. >> reporter: in 90

new at 10, a new billboard is trying to lure entrepreneurs, away from the bay area and up to canada.

what canada says it has the bay area doesn't. debra. >> reporter: well, this billboard alongside 101 has a big maple leaf and a big message. h 1 b problems, pivot to canada. urging immigrant talent to come on up. >> the weather and not what it is in the bay area. >> reporter: from the land of snow and ice, canada's immigration chief is here to turn up the heat on silicon valley where many immigrants work under temporary visas for years, leery of launching their own company. >> they need immigration lawyers just to figure out how to keep their status here. >> we will give you a green card when you get to canada. should take just a few months to process. >> reporter: it is a start up visa, residency for those who raise canadian capital for their venture the only other requirement a year of college and flew weensy in english or french. >> our immigration policies are shifting now, to make it more

about the kind of talent you are bringing to canada as opposed to just strictly a family relationship. >> reporter: would you consider moving to canada? >> no. i don't consider moving out of the bay area. >> reporter: from tech mecca to maple syrup, many say no way. >> silicon valley took many years to build you cannot replicate it everywhere. >> reporter: others have colleagues who might go. >> i work with some body, who is you know looking around and saying it is taking a long time to get my visa here i am thinking about canada. he is a great developer and talented. >> a magnate for human talent, human capital and if the u.s. doesn't want to keep these people, our message is we will take them. >> reporter: tonight he is mingling with bay area canadians who have launched start ups tomorrow he will work a convention group at a tech conference in santa clara. >> we canadians are typically very modest and self-effacing but every now and then we have to get in and mix it up a bit.

>> reporter: ironically the start up visa is an idea silicon valley originally pitched to congress but with u.s. immigration reform all jammed up, canada borrowed it and successfully ran with it. live in south san francisco. an elementary school teacher arrested for a sex crime, following an internet sting. 41-year-old grant blare has been charged with attempting lewd acts with a minor. he set up a meeting online with a person he thought was 13 years old but was in fact a police officer. he teaches at old orchard school in campbell police say they have found in incidents of abuse among students there. a san jose man charged with the murder of his mother and 1- year-old nephew and attempted murder of his 3-year-old niece. he has a history of mental problems but said in court he

understood the charges. police say he stabbed his mother and her two young grandchildren in their home, in east san jose on wednesday. the the little girl survived and is said to be improving. if convicted he could be eligible for the death penalty. federal prosecutors say they need more time to endiet boston marathon suspect. it will not happen in the 30 day period prescribed by the speedy trial act the 19-year- old is charged with using a weapon of mass destruction in last month's bombings the explosions killed three people and injured hundreds more. port of oakland was shut down late today after a worker died in a freak accident. 78-year-old manuel stimpson of san francisco, was killed when his pick up ended up in the estuary. his coworkers are devastated. >> reporter: just after 1:00

p.m. this afternoon oakland police received a 911 call a man inside a pick up truck in the water near berth 30 at the port. investigators sent a dive team to the scene where they found a vehicle under water stuck in mud. >> the pick up truck, had turned upside down so was resting at about 50 feet of water. >> reporter: investigators wouldn't say what caused the truck to go into the water but said the dive team found the victim stuck inside the truck. divers say it was a difficult recovery and had to get a crane to raise the pick up to access the cab. that is where they found the body of the 50 yearlong shore man veteran. >> he was like a dad to all of us. it is a very very sad thing that should not have happened. >> just this morning we was joking for about 10 minutes and this is just very tough for me to endure right now. >> reporter: once the body was pulled from the water, fellow long shore men paid respects by circling and praying for him.

the man was an icon, loved by everyone who knew him. >> fantastic man he will be very very missed. by everyone. >> we ask if you all can add this brother into your prayers this evening. and his family and iow family this is a big loss to us. >> reporter: the port will be closed until some time tomorrow afternoon while officials and oakland police conduct an investigation to figure out what caused the accident. paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. wall street closed higher for the fourth week in a row the dow rose 130 points. yahoo! says it has something special to announce monday in new york city the sunny vail based company will only say the ceo will be discussing a product. there are reports yahoo! is in talks to buy the social blogging site, tumbler for as

much as $1 billion. it is popular with 18 to 24- year-olds. high temperatures today. it wasn't that warm it will be warmer tomorrow, 74 fairfield, 73 napa. not that warm around the bay. a lot of wind out there today and wind out there right now but tomorrow the winds begin to die down. temperatures will start to warm up daytime highs tomorrow, 5 and 8 degrees warmer yellows are 70s, oranges 80s. the yellows the 70s are working their way towards the coast. pressure systems are changing around, wind directions shifting. a big warm up, all these specific highs for your city warmest day of the weekend will be sunday. specifics back here at 10:45 p.m. sacramento mayor kevin johnson announced the kings basketball team is staying put.

[ cheering ] pgh >> some very excited fans greeted the news with cheers and applause. the mayor said a group of local investors, signed a deal, to buy controlling share of the team. the nba expected to approve the sale later this week. they have worked so hard to come this far. coming up in 9 minutes a story about bay area twins, you won't want to miss the recognition they received for beating the odds. in two minute it is re

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project, 21 people were killed. >> berkeley hills to oakland hills are the most extreme, dangerous place for fire in the bay area. >> reporter: project supporters are especially concerned about eucalyptus. >> because of their fuel load and behaviour in a fire casting embers, burning explosively. >> reporter: what amounts to a strong personal viewpoint on what foliage should or shouldn't be in this area is in our view a terrible misuse of public funds. >> reporter: they are concerned about proposed use of herbicide. >> a thousand gallons of an herbicide in an already compromised, vulnerable water shed area. >> reporter: berkeley mayor wants the trees removed. >> particularly the eucalyptus they are like bombs they explode. >> reporter: the last meeting for public comment is set tomorrow morning at 10, at

claire mount middle school in oakland. in oakland hills, ktvu, channel 2 news. the our of california road into the bay area, top cyclists competing in time trials. this leg of the race took place in san jose, folks gathered at bailey road to watch riders test themselves against the clock it is the 8th year for the race the first time the competition started in southern california before moving north. there was a time trial for female riders today. some say they like seeing salesmen women riding the same -- seeing men and women riding the same course together. >> a little exposure is good. women's cycling is less of a sport to a lot of people than men's. >> tj won today's stage and is the race leader the 24-year-old is from boseman montana. tomorrow starts in liver more. the final stage set for sunday,

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excitement growing for thousands of folks running in the bay to breakers race in san francisco. it is happening this sunday. the day runners lined up in the south of market area to pick up their packets from race organizers. >> their bib their timing tag and race day information. >> 30,000 runners have registered for sunday's race another 70,000 people are expected to cheer them on. now several new security measures are in place for the bay to breakers this year in light of last month's boston marathon bombings. runners are being encouraged to use fanny packs instead of large backpacks which have been banned. surveillance cameras have been set up along the course and see

a lot more officers will be present at sunday's race and fbi and atf agents will be standing by just in case there are any major problems at ktvu.com we have posted all the street closures you may encounter. >> san francisco police are asking for help solving a killing that happened after last year's bay to breakers race. 30-year-old steven martin of santa clara, name the green wig was punched in golden gate park after the race he suffered a brain injury and ended up dying 2 weeks later. martin's friends set up a facebook page in his name asking people who attended last year's race and were at the park to please turn in photos or videos of the incident. so far no arrests have been made. new at 10 a record 119 students celebrated their graduation from the college track program which helps underserved students get into

college. live now at entertainment arts in redwood city with an inspiring story of beating the odds. >> reporter: julie, really, everyone of these students had to overcome hardships to get here today we followed one girl's journey. some times it can be hard to step out. especially when it is 6:00 a.m. but she is up with her twin brother on their daily journey. in the morning chill they leave their home in richmond. every day, rising with the sun. and waiting to board a bus that will take them to the bart station then it is a train and another bus to get to oakland's skyline high school. it is a journey they have made for years. hoping to find a path to college but staying on track has not always been easy. she found a mentor, jasmine martinez through the college track program that supports at risk students. >> once students find some body

that believes in them and will walk with them on that journey it gives them confidence to really see it through. >> reporter: and as her gradeher confidence rose she applied to uc berkeley this year and was accepted. >> i decided to take it. >> could you believe it? >> no, i was like what. >> tonight her family came to the college track graduation cheering her on for the steps she has already taken, and the path that lies ahead. >> if you look at the big picture it is easy to get discouraged you realize i have so much to do but if you make a plan it is easy to just take each step. take baby steps and you can make it. >> as for her brother norris he made it into cal poly and in the past 15 years it has helped more than 1700 students, make that step into college. reporting live in redwood city, ktvu channel 2 news.

students and activists rallied today at san francisco state university upset over last night's police action inside a dormitory. campus police over reacted arresting 6 people for allegedly trespassing. one student said those arrested were her guests and had been part of a group, police removed from an abandoned church on capital avenue two days ago. this cell phone video was taken inside mary ward hall a university spokesperson said the student who invited the people into the dorm violated several campus rules and could now face a disciplinary hearing. punishment over turned for two oakland police officers disciplined after a deadly swat operation. they were both in command, during a 2009 operation to track down a parolee who had

gunned down two officers. they say department leaders unfairly singled them out and failed to consider the department's own responsibility. both were demoted two ranks, these will now be restored and they will receive back pay. in news of the world tonight, in the nation of georgia, thousands were lead against a march by 50 gay rights activists the march was for international day against home phobia. scuffles broke out 20 police officers and gay rights marchers were injured. georgia's orthodox church is strongly opposed to home sexuality and gay rights. in france, thieves stole about a million dollars worth of jewellery from a hotel room in caanes where the international film festival is going on. they ripped the safe out of the wall. the robbery came hours after a screening, of a film, about

break-ins at hollywood homes of celebrities. in canada, a toronto newspaper said, reporters received video of the mayor, inhaling from a crack pipe. he is known as a colorful character. controversy is not over about a san francisco pride parade grand marshall but the board made its choice. others wanted army private, bradly manning to be the honorary community grand marshall instead it will be a drag performer an active fundraiser for several community groups. >> bradly manning is the grand marshall. zero, end of discussion. >> bradly manning supporters are not giving up their fight. a couple dozen people rallied this evening to insist the community be heard and dismiss

the pride board's decision to not make him a grand marshall. they consider manning to be a hero for releasing u.s. secrets to wick key leaks others -- wikileaks others see him as a traitor. a manning contingent is expected to be in next month's parade. the backlash that is brewing on the radio. bill is working on the 5 day forecast at 10:45 p.m. he is back with the weekend, and when we are going to see temperatures really warm up. it

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allowed their feelings known to allow openly gay young people to join the boy scouts. it was one of several anti gay scouting meetings held today. a backlash is brew here in california over harvey milks day. radio ads paid for by save california, depict the late san francisco supervisor as a sexual predator the ad urges parents to keep their children at home claiming students will be taught home sexuality is good and natural and may be for them. the san francisco school district says the lesson plan is about rejecting prejudice and embracing acceptance. >> we are teaching children how to accept other people for

their differences. and not being judgmental about that. >> harvey milk was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california. he and mayor george masconi were assassinated in 1978 at city hall. a prom night to remember for children 8 to 18 facing serious medical challenges and otherwise might not get to go to traditional prom. live in palo alto to tell us about this opportunity to dress up and dance and escape to another world. maureen. >> reporter: frank the very unique prom ended an hour and a half ago. it wasn't held at a hotel ballroom or a high school, but at a hospital cafeteria. students tonight were greeted with corsages and butte nears. >> just have a really good time. >> reporter: by teachernurses and arrived in wheelchairon

crunches. and with the help of star wars characters you could see on their faces how they were transformed into too futuristic out of this world prom unlike most. >> it is a magical night, and kids have so much fun and talk about it for weeks. >> reporter: about 200 patients from the children's hospital school and families tonight partied prom style at the palo alto hospital. >> this is the best thing ever. >> reporter: it is good for danielle to laugh considering she is in constant pain because of a rare genetic condition that causes her feet and hands to feel like they are constantly burning. >> i am in a tonne of pain one to ten scale it is a ten. >> reporter: she missed her high school prom but wouldn't miss this one >> i know so many people with heart transplants and everything we have gone to. to see we are here and partying and forgetting about it is important. >> 8, 10 months ago we were here after a tree fell on our

tent after we were camping. >> her son and prom date lost his right leg in the accident. >> i am 12 years old, 13 in two weeks. i am celebrating all the hard work i have been doing. >> this is the ninth year for the event which coincides with the last day of the hospital's school. in palo alto, maureen naylor. this marine promised if he made it home alive he would find the dog who served with him. >> i owe her. the $8,000 mission to reunite them. >> then there is a key device that could keep us safe after the big earthquake hit. why we don't have look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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firefighters gaining ground on a wild fire that broke out near industry state 5. the fast

moving fire -- interstate 5. the fast moving fire, grow to 600-acres the fire is now 60% contained. firefighters say it was a spark from a vehicle that started it. likelihood of a major earthquake is unnerving for a lot of californians but now something that could put us more at ease when it comes to vital infrastructure. it is coming from far across the pacific. >> as every california school child knows it wasn't the infamous 1906, san francisco earthquake itself that destroyed so much of the city, the subsequent fire, unchecked by broken water mains that roared across the defenseless hills. but when a devastating earthquake destroyed much of kobe japan in 1995, killing some 6400 people, water mains held steady >> they didn't break at all even after moving between 6 and 9 feet. >> craig davis is the los

angeles water and power engineer who happened to be in kobe shortly after that quake and is now in charge of bringing the pipes to l.a. >> act like a chain. if the ground moves a lot it will pull one joint then grab the next and pull it and then just keep pulling like a loose link chain. >> reporter: in earthquake prone japan pipes have with stood a great deal. >> in the 40 years they have been installing them in japan, major earthquakes over many decades no damages, not even a leak. >> reporter: l.a. water and power installed 1,000 feet of pipe so far in a pilot program. shipping the pipes here and installing them can cost up to three times as much as the old fashioned pipes that have been used so far. there is another problem engineers here in the bay area are facing. >> japanese work in metric. >> reporter: david brigs manages the water pipes for san francisco water and power. >> all our tools, methods, proceed yours are usually geared around our typical pipe sizes we will have to adapt to

that. >> reporter: in all, san francisco alone has some 1200 miles of pipes, bringing it to the city and county. >> we will start looking at those critical pipelines, where water is going to a hospital or watt certificate going to the financial district or a large neighbourhood. >> reporter: the city will start experimenting with the new pipe in a 1 to 2-mile pilot project in 1 to 2 year ifs all goes according to plan it may begin replacing far greater sections of pipe, to avoid one of those history repeats itself moments. family and friends held a vigil outside high land hospital for a teenage patient fighting for his life. 17-year-old isaac johnson has been hospitalized since last weekend, he was shot a week ago on the corner of 61st and add line streets in oakland the group held hands and prayed outside the hospital. we talked with isaac's mother

outside the hospital who said her son was an innocent bystander. no arrests have been made. nice day today, clouds then sunshine, more sunshine, in this bay area weekend the coast is clear no fog to speak of. watch where the numbers go tomorrow, numbers are trending up. low 80-degree readings, a good 10 degrees cooler than it was today. heading north and the jet stream will do this. take everything up to the north of us. this system moves off into the plaincould cause severe weather for them but we are in the clear as we move into this bay area weekend. saturday is warmer, by 5 and 10 degrees. sunday is the warmest day. cool system, on the satellite image is moving off taking with it those winds. that kept temperatures down. those will die down tomorrow, a

little breeze, temperatures start to come up. the warming trend peaks on sunday/monday by sunday night and monday we might talk a little fire danger. bay area micro climates in the bay lots of upper 60s. around the bay. low 70s. these mid-s well, they were mid-60s just a day ago. temperatures coming up. we will find some low 80s out towards antioch and discovery bay area. forecast highs tomorrow. 79 napa, 80 fairfield lots of warmer daytime highs, 79 liver more, 80 brent wood, santa clara valley, good air quality. tomorrow warmer, sunday warmer still. on sunday, bay to breakers, start off 53 degrees when you are out at the bay, 7:00 a.m. the red lines of course, temperature there, half way

through your 60 degrees along the coast, fog free for the most part mid-60s for the end of the race. 5 day forecast bay area weekend in view temperatures warm up, especially sunday. temperatures, really you know low 90s possible and then saturday night, monday worried about increased fire danger. we will track that over the weekend. nice looking weekend. >> great day for bay to breakers. an emotional and happy reunion for a marine and his canine partner. nice picture. he spent nearly a year looking for casey. she is a 4-year-old yellow lab who sniffed for bombs and protected the sergeant and hundreds of others in afghanistan. >> i owe her you know. i owe her like i want to take care of her but i owe her. i will give her the best life she can have here ked working for a fire marshall the her to des moines where she was sergeant thought he would have

to convince iowa officials to let him adopt casey turns out it was arranged for him with the help of an $8,500 donation. >> they need to be together. mark is here now a good night for the as. >> yeah, we haven't been able to say that on a regular basis. spluttering is a good way to describe the giants and as. on a roll, airtight pitching and a couple home runs. they were down 1-0 in the 7th. josh donaldson, over and out. solo shot at 6th. 1-1. bottom of the 8th. when i say a home run, i do mean a home run because when this guy hits one he just sprints around the bases. shields none to happy about giving that up. 7 strong. sean do little got the win.

as will take it they beat kansas city, in the first 3-2- 1. rockies beat the giants tonight. troubled defense, four more errors tonight. throws the ball away. there goes that 4-0 lead. 2 runs hit on the carlos gonzalez pitch. unloads the bases loaded. grand slam off balm gater inner. giants of course -- baumgartner. saved man for the rockies. caves the side. go down, giants and rockies have split the first two in a four game series. warrior ot

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everything they wanted seth curry, gutsier performance to the end. that bucket too late. the dagger comes from tony parker. man he made that one. down the stretch to clinch it for if first. emotions a little raw. >> you fight to the end, when we drove up the ramp today thinking we had practice, so tough feeling but you know, we will have time to thing about how great of a season we had and just starting for next year. >> all right one of the finest golfers out of the bay area, has died. over the past couple months he has been hospitalized in rancho mirage with a spinal infection. local product, san francisco born, 82 years old. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu

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