firefighters and homeowners jump into action tonight as flames spread up the hills across the county. tonight, we learned this fire may have been deliberately set. good evening everyone, i'm heatherrer holmes. >> a few dozen homes were erupted. the fire appeared this afternoon on the east side of martinez near the border of pleasantville. we are live in the neighborhood of what made the difference for

firefighters. deborah? >> reporter: ken wayne, all it took was a firebug as all the ingredients were there. this fire was no accident. police say a woman high on drugs was seen using a lighter to ignite the grass and that she thought was the first officers to arrive. what she unleashed required a 10-engine response and mutual aid almost immediately. >> they were making a good run. >> reporter: more than 20 homes are nestled around this 50-acre hill. >> we're like okay that's it, we're going. >> reporter: they packed their cars in a hurry as the fire seemed to be blowing up. >> it's terrifying. i mean you hear the heat and the crackling of the fire, the ashes that are blowing over. >> the computers, some medications. it's amazing what will go through your minds as they had

the helicopter coming over. all of a sudden it started to flare up really bad and the smoke got real heavy. >> reporter: the fire fight ended with crews in control. >> i just wanted to get the perimeter taken control. >> reporter: and the water ballots. >> they make an enormous deal. >> reporter: the fires held to 15 acres, but only may. and after eliminating the six engine companies already will cut another in july to save money. >> certainly it's a big example of why we needed resources here every day. >> it burned right into my yard. >> reporter: evacwaited at the height of the fire was a dozen goats. just like when the hill burned a few weeks ago, everyone pimped in to get the graze -- pitched in to get the grazing herd out of harm's way. >> we had everybody chasing goats. it was great. >> reporter: the excitement ended with a few

relievedresidents breaking out champagne. she is identified as the 48- year-old of concord. reporting live in martinez, ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters were called to another fire, only five miles away as you could see the first fire on the top of the screen and the second fire near the bottom of your screen. they said that the second fire was contained around 7:00 only burning a few acres. live in the boston marathon bombings, where it appeared to pay off. officials are reporting just a handful of their problems at the event. and after the celebrations that they are investigating a serious incident in which a man took a frightening fall from an

apartment building. police say that the man suffered life threatening injuries when he fell several stories from the roof of the building near the panhandle of golden gate park. >> reporter: this house party in san francisco ended in tears this afternoon. those attending were set weeping on the sidewalk after their 20-year-old friend had a fatal fall. >> one man accidentally fell from the roof. fell about three to four stories down to the sidewalk. and he was very seriously injured. >> reporter: police suspect that alcohol played a role in the incident. race participants are now banned from drinking alcohol. but the officers say booze is a big part of the neighborhood parties that take place along the roof. >> a lot of drinking today after the race itself finished. we had a big police presence. >> reporter: we had a number of parties closed down. house parties, street parties. >> reporter: and made several

arrests as 21 people were taken into custody for publicintox. and one felony arrest for robbery. >> it's all about partying. >> reporter: this man lives near the race course and where the race rebeller almost fell to his death. the race is synonymous with a lot of alcohol consumption, but hopeful that the post-race festivities don't cost a man their life. >> i hope as we all do that it turns out to be kind of a happy ending. >> as we mixed san mentioned san francisco police were at the race. other officers went undercover as they had help from other police agencies including walnut creek and surveillance cameras monitoring the event in real time as they checked on a

few unattended bag, including one near the start line, but found nothing suspicious. almost 30,000 runners participated in today's big race. >> yeah! >> reporter: an endlessly of racers hit the 7.5 mile race course. one of the youngest elite racers took first place for men. the 21-year-old of ethiopia finished in just 35 minutes and 1 second. now for the women, the woman took the prize. of course any costumes for runners and walkers did not seem to care, but just how long it took them to find the finish line. once they all cleared the course, the clean up job began as it was a lot of races. the people that helped with the clean up before say that it was not as bad as in years past. in fact most of the race will not go to races because it is recyclable. today's race was not all about

fun though, but also about honoring those affected in bostons. coming up in 25 minutes, the tribute to the boston marathon bombings. people want to know who is responsible for killing one man early morning. eric reports that it happened in an area where they have been trying a new approach in fighting crime. the blown out windows and the bullet holes that appear to come from the inside out of the blue honda are evidence of the violent confrontation about an hour before they came up in oakland. >> there is a series of a good 15 shots here at first. >> reporter: the shooting happened right outside the window on 92nd avenue and international boulevard. while his children took cover, he and his wife tried to help two men in the car who had been shot. >> i mean just hang in there, man. i'm like we are just looking for people to call 911.

>> reporter: one shooting victim called themselves to the hospital. but the 27-year-old oakland man did not survive as it took too long for help to arrive. >> they are going to say it's drug related anyway. another black man gone. >> it bothers me that we are doing so much killing. >> reporter: pastor marty peters just lead a community walk through the same area on friday as a part of operation cease fire. >> it took them six years for cease fire to turn around and after six years crime went down 57% in boston, massachusetts. we have not even made it for a full year yet. >> reporter: he's related in the cease fire program involving that the program is adding an impact. they'll be out here walking the same area again next friday. in oakland, derek rasmussen. officers say that it happened inside a home at 30th

and west streets around 6:30 p.m. the investigators have not offered any other details about what happened, but a woman at the scene identified herself as the victim's cousins, saying she lives with him. the victim was 19 and says that she thought he was playing with a gun at a friend's house. sheriff officials are investigating the weekend shooting death of a 10-year-old girl. around 10:30 last night two gunmen opened fire in the community of north highlands, killing the girl and wounding her parents. the sheriff department spokesman said that the men walked up into the front door and started shooting, firing at least a dozen rounds. >> we think that this home was specifically targeted. the family inside, they were specifically targeted. >> and the girls parents are expected to survive their injuries. this shooting was not random as they have yet to release any information about a possible motive. the mother of the missing

teenager who disappeared three days ago is calling on the public tonight to help find her son. police say the 17-year-old brian daniel hall left home around 11:30 on thursday morning. he is described as 5-10 about 120 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes. you can see a picture of him there. the phone has been shut off and he's considered a runaway. the teen may be upset about a fight he had with his father who lives in washington and about a recent cent breakup. they are searching to make sure that everyone will escape that two-alarm fire, which started shortly after 1:30 this morning near velencia street. five people were left homeless by the fire as it appears that the fire started at a restaurant called we be sushi, but no official word of the cause. a small group of the farm activists that have reoccupied a plot of land in albany shared a sunset meal tonight as they returned to the track this

weekend. and to replant the cross of the university plows under them last week. one protester said that other than right now there are no plans to spend the night as they want that land to be used as an urban farm instead of the senior housing project and market expected for this side. uc berkeley officials have warned the protesters that they are trespassing and continue to monitor the situation. the largest ever, the power ball jackpot is going to a ticketholder in florida as it will be worth more than $590 million. but there are two lucky winners winners including here in the bay area. two tickets with five of the matching numbers were purchased at 7-elevens in san jose. they are each worth about $2.3 million. the clerk at the san jose store at the expressway talked about a customer's reaction when he found out he was a winner. >> i think that he made a beacon and i put it in the machine. when i heard the ticket, i said you're a winner. he said yes.

>> and i said yes. >> he said oh man that's a lot of money. >> and he's happy. he looked happy, yeah. >> very happy. the name of the man that bought the ticket in san jose has not been released as the winning numbers were 10, 14, 22, 52, power ball number 11. they joined them just last month. as for the big winner that person's identity is still a mystery. at 10:30 why the person who claims that prize will not be able to keep it a secret for long. and gymnastics meet in the east bay takes an emotional turn. how the very careful planning made that little girl's risk come true. more concerns about the bay bridge tonight. a new report that is challenging the cal tran's corrosion study charging the agency use of bad information and the wrong tests. and they just hit us with a brand new hospital. that brand new hospital. >>

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secured the live power lines. at one point of the 3,500 customers were without power. new at 10:00 tonight after a little stretching of the truth. getting the surprise of their life. they were at today's military homecoming as they are showing you the gymnastics competition. >> reporter: heather the mission is successful that would reunite a family and grant the wish of one little girl for nearly half a year has desperately missed her father. the man behind the box is the mayor here as he is on the covert mission, away from his family for five months after the deployment to africa as he is used to the military lifestyle. >> i move to germany in three weeks. >> reporter: his wife kelly sat with the daughter as they waited for the youngest daughter emma to perform.

>> reporter: when meant hiding out today. the major spent hours cooped up in this office and the latest mission took hours for them to plan and all hands on deck approach. >> they show skyping and texting their daughter that's in africa as they kind of had a whole thing out. show time with less than 20 minutes to go. >> welcome to the wish feed. what would your wish to be? >> i wish my dad would be here. >> really? how about you turn around. >> reporter: when dreams of this. she just kept imagining him being here, but i said he is either the world's greatest liar or he's not coming.

>> reporter: but he did. and that is him reporting the 9- year-old with her own routine for the first time ever in a competition. >> i still couldn't believe that he was here. >> reporter: and since the major is home a week early, i asked what they would be doing over the next couple of days. they said packing. they will move to germany in three weeks. in the newsroom, jay hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was nice. a celebration of cultural and acknowledgment this afternoon. five veterans were honored as a part of the third asian island pacifickers. they said that today's recognition was the first time that veterans were honored by the local -- local community. >> we would celebrate the achievement and the contribution as we were proud this year to choose this theme to recognize our veterans. >> reporter: they helped launch the oral histprect.

the cremated remains of the 35 bay area military veterans are set to arrive at their final resting place tomorrow. the ashes of the veterans have been at the memorial park for as long as 52 years, unclaimed by the family or the friends. a volunteer from the recovery group was missing in america and they researched the remains, finding that they were eligible for burial in a national cemetery. plans call for the remains to be taken from monday at the national cemetery. and with the military honors. tonight they are looking into a small plane crash of the sierra foothills that killed a man from lake county. that plane went down around 9:15 this morning last night. it's about 35 miles northeast of sacramento. and in all the fire department spokesman said that they were trying to land before the crash as they were alerted to the wreck after the emergency beacon on board the aircraft started sending out a signal. police are looking for the

person that shot a teenager twice in a drive-by shooting. officers say that the 17-year- old was shot twice in the foot and expected to survive. and las vegas police announced two arrests in the case of the teenage boy killed for his ipad. which comes just after yesterday's vigil for the 15- year-old who died on thursday. police say that they stopped, trying to grab the ipad who would not let go. the teen was dragged down the streets, eventually falling underneath the vehicle. two men, an 18-year-old and a 21-year-old were arrested on charges, including murder and robbery. and now for the continuing coverage of the irs scandal. a top white house advisor said today that president obama is taking steps to address the issue. now earlier this month they admitted that they delayed the processing of the tax exempt status application of the conservative groups with the tea parties and other related

terms of their names. >> that's why that the president has asked for the resignation of the -- recognition of the acting irs service members. and asking them to go in as the acting commissioner to make sure that it never happens again. those who did were held accountable. >> the president had no prior knowledge that the irs was targeting the conservative groups until they learned about the ongoing investigation. and republicans, they are accusing the president of using the irs to attack the political enemies. those overseeing the construction of the bay bridge are disputing a new report that claims they used faulty data and the wrong tests when the steel tendons used in the skyway portion of the new bridge. the steel tendons would support that skyway. in 2006, they raised concerns that the steel was uncovered and corroding. they tested the tendons, determining that the corrosion was insignificant. however they now say that their report was based on the faulty

information as they quote that the uc berkeley engineer professor said that they did the wrong test for them and that the findings for those tests, they are essentially useless. they spoke to the bay bridge public information about the corrosion. saying that it does not affect the safety strength or the life span of the sky way. he said that they are posting a youtube video called war on corrosion that offers the details on how cal trans will handle the problem. a u.s. embassy program is accused of spying. what russia officials said they caught them doing. but first caught on home video. what caused a big explosion in the small wyoming town. and first the search continues for the deadly weather that tears through the midwest. and the bay area warm ups

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authorities are blaming it on the equipment failure knocking out power to thousands of people. it's video posted to youtube as they just began a project at that substation to try to make service even more reliable. tonight at least one person is dead and 21 people are injured after a severe storm system that tore across the midwest today. >> hey you need to take shelter right now. >> a state of an emergency was declared in at least 16 counties in oklahoma where at least four tornadoes touched down. and parts of interstate 40 were shut down because of so many overturned big rigs. so far it is still too early to get the total count of the destroyed homes and buildings, but as you can see the local helicopter pilot for the

newspaper says that the destruction is devastating. >> i, it was just, you know, it was just gone. >> reporter: and tonight, the serge crews, they are still looking for missing people. according to the national weather service, tornadoes were reported in kansas and iowa today. and tonight those states, along with parts of nebraska, minnesota, wisconsin, illinois, and missouri, they are all on tornado watches or warnings. and news of the world tonight, the south korean defense minister said that they fired another short range missile into the sea of japan. just yesterday, they are accused of launching three missiles into the same area as all fell into the sea and no one injured. they said that he is likely testing the missiles to protest the recent military drills conducted by the u.s. and south korea. and from russia it appears that the u.s. embassy employee accused of spying flew out of moscow today as the television stations are showing the 29-

year-old going through security. they claim that he was caught with disguises and large amount of cash and a letter to the russian counterterrorism agent he was trying to recruit. one russian paper reports that he was investigating the suspects in the boston marathon bombings. several gay and lesbian groups are planning a march in new york city tomorrow over the deadly shooting of the gay man this weekend. elliott morales appeared in court today in the death of the 32-year-old mark carson earlier yesterday. morales and two friends taunted carson and a friend at granite village. when carson and his friend walked away, morales ran after them. >> the shooting here says to the victims, do you want to die here? the perpetrator will take out a silver revolver and shoot the victim once in the cheek. >> police arrested morales nearby and questioned witnesses. he called his sister from jail saying he was doesn't remember

anything. students in new york are mourning the police shooting of a classmate just days before commencement. they wore the white ribbons, in memory of the 21-year-old. the armed intruder was holding a gun when they arrived at their off campus home. one bullet tragedy hit and killed the man. yahoo is causing an up roar. the plan purchase that has users on a popular website protesting. also, everyone is waiting to see just who won that history making power ball jackpot. how the florida state law will mean that the winner cannot stay anonymous forever. ♪

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the massive power ball jackpot worth $590 million that all of us dreamed about winning remains unclaimed tonight. that's where many of the curious have now gathered. one man said that he woke up today to the sound of his phone ringing. >> my brother called me this morning and said please tell me it was you. >> the florida lottery officials urged the winner or the winners to seek legal and financial advice before they come forward. but when that winner does come forward, well, he or she will not be able to remain anonymous forever. under florida law the winner's name becomes public record. more details in the cash option facing the winner. if they take a one-time lump sum payment they're looking at an estimated $376.9 million.

if they choose to receipayments overtime, they will receive $19.7 million at a time. and it is set to receive about $85,000. some users of the blocking website tumblr are protesting the company's sale to yahoo. this morning announced that yahoo's board approved a $1.1 billion all cash deal to acquire tumblr. they posted go away messages to yahoo. and now the users are signing a petition to oppose the sale. a search is underway for two people suspected of a carjacking in berkeley four days ago. deputies have been searching for the male and female suspects in the green point area of unincorporated county just east. and police say that the suspects abandoned the stolen vehicles in a driveway. and they were seen by a homeowner on school street trying to break into a car and then running into a wooded area. officers set up a perimeter this afternoon with the help

from several police agencies. the search right now is ongoing. the americas cup review committee is disappointed in the italian team, but doesn't plan to punish that. yesterday as we reported that the italian team, they ignored the committee's directive and held the on-water practice. the teams asked to stay out of the water until wednesday. the italian team has been one of the most vocal about the needs for the safety changes, since the sailer was killed during a practice back on may 9. now back to our coverage of the beta breakers. the race will start off on a somber note. as they started to take off, a moment of silence was held for the victims of the boston marathon bombings. some runners continued to honor boston throughout the race. >> to support the people, the victims from boston and also just to say that we are still going to keep running as they cannot stop us. >> this group of runners wanted

to honor the boston victims with a t-shirt saying boston stands as one. and that they did a good job making participants feel safe throughout today's race. the web team has put together a great show of pictures from today's race as you can find them under the images tab. the world's best psychs will pedal their way into santa rosa today. they were there when the winters started as day and finished the race. >> fans, they gathered along the marina this morning ready to watch from the beginning of the end. the 8th and final leg of this year's tour of california. >> i love watching cycling. this is the first time that i have come down to see it take off. i mean, you can see it on tv. >> reporter: at 8:15 the cyclist wore off. and they were out taking it from the bay area. along the coast and finally inland in a no holds bar race for santa rosa.

>> to come out here to watch them go through and it will set up a win like the bus that moves past you. like ten buses past you. >> reporter: the thunder is at the downtown santa rosa, making two laps for them before the final sprint of the season. in the end, the americans were awarded the yellow jersey, holding the newborn daughter in their arm. >> oh, that was, you know, a really special moment. one of the best moments of my life. yeah, i will cherish it forever. >> reporter: but the party was just beginning because the overall winner lead them to a team victory as well. the fans say that they could not get enough. >> it's awesome, yeah, and it was absolutely the best for them as we could not get a better one than that, right? >> reporter: they will begin preparing for the tour de france as they pledged to return to next year's engine tour of california as they will get a days rest and then work on next year's tour of california, beginning tomorrow.

in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2 news. and how did the other bicyclists do? coming up, we'll have the highlights for you from the 8th and final stage of the tour of california. the winning gag was revealed on the season finale of the simpsons tonight. and it was a brain child of an oakland woman. cheryl brown. who won a trip to hollywood. >> and you can see all the different layers that go into it into the script from the drawing to the color. and just really incredible. >> now as the winner of the contest, brown had an opportunity to go behind had the scenes at the lot. she also sat with the producers and artists and watched her idea come to life. brown's gag was picked from more than 300,000 fan entries. well, you know how some visitors will not leave. good luck trying to get this trespasser to go away. a moose on the loose. we'll show you what they did after finding this giant visitor relaxing in their swimming pool. >> he looks pretty comfortable

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well, we are wrapping up a very nice weekend. temperatures warmed up as advertised. 60s, 70s, 80s. oakland topped out at 79 degrees. fairfield in the upper 80s. another warm day in the forecast. the nation's midsection with the tornado situation, these are all the spotter reports today of all the tornadoes in these areas. quite a bit here in watching some of the storm chaser videos. they were very close to some of the storms. we'll move the map up to the north and the east. now for tomorrow a moderate risk of severe storms coming up througgood portion of

oklahoma and towards the southwestern portions of missouri. still something that we will need to watch out for on monday. back in the bay area, clear skies. still a strong northerly breeze in place. as a result the fog remains a stranger on out there with clear skies. temperatures are dropping right now back down to the 50s, with still a few 50s. look at these temperatures. 72 degrees. san jose at 64. the sun will set just after the 8:00 hour, still clear skies. fog free here. clear skies in the forecast for the short term and for tonight and also for your monday. so tonight mostly clear, breezy. tomorrow, more sunshine, with temperatures on the warmer side. some big changes as it is the next headline. some pretty strong winds moving into the region by tuesday. first thing tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies. temperatures, most areas back down into the 50s with some breezy conditions in the hills. mainly in the higher rain of

the north -- terrain of the north bay. as a result more sunshine, temperatures are up just a few degrees, which means the warmest locations approaching the lower 90s. here's the big change as they will move in from the north with a sharp p drop off oftemperatures by -- a sharp drop off of the temperatures by wednesday and thursday and right near that immediate coastline which will be for tuesday and possibly a wind advisory for the time frame. the high fire danger, at least elevated tomorrow morning if the north bay and east bay hills. the northerly winds are in place drying things out. here is your forecast model showing you the clear skies tomorrow morning and then in the afternoon hours, the red contour that links up with the 90s for a few more lower 90s for your monday morning commute. fairfield is right around 90. oakland at 89 degrees. san jose very nice at 86. sunnyvale at 84 and a beautiful feeling in the city when it is

in the mid-70s as whether have it for you tomorrow. here is a look ahead for your five-day forecast, cooling with the gusty winds by tuesday and wednesday with your weekend. partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid-70s, but you can quote me on that with a beautiful feeling. >> all right. you are quoted. there you go. >> thank you, mark. a family on vacation in redman, washington now has the story to tell after a wild moose that decided to take a little bit of the dip. check it out. the 7-foot moose if you will be relaxing as they waited in that shallow ebbed. then when the moose decided that they had enough, they simply climbed out of the pool and then went on its way. >> are and when does it leave? whenever they want. giants will continue to be ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked...

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the a's are 6-0 against the houston astros and now 3-0 against the kansas city royals. a.j. griffin and the a's trying to finish off a three-game sweep of kansas city. still a scoreless game in the second as there is a fly ball down to the left line making sure it's not a rally starter, making a nice sliding catch. the royals take a 2-1 lead in the 5th, adding to it when they picked up this hit. alex gordon comes around from second to make it 3-1, but the royals were kept off the score board the rest of the way by griffin and three relievers. the a's then caught up with single runs in the 5th, 7th, 8th. derek morris with a hit to the

center and derek lowe misplaces it, giving us a chance to see the catcher run as he ends up at third and eventually scoring on a sacrifice fly. >> no problem. still 3-3 in the 8th, losing one against calvin herrera. his 8th homer of the year. ryan cook gets his first save of the year as the a's get their sweep. all three wins by a single run. 4-3 the final in this one. they only need to look at their own clubhouse to find some big fans. >> he loves being up there with the game on the line. that's kind of his thing. he wants to be the guy, just like everyone on the team wants to be the guy. but you know, we all have the faith in the world in him. it's fun to watch him go out there and play and, you know, he got that pitch today and drove it out of the park and here we are talking about that 4-3 ball game. >> detroit at the rangers tonight and the ball was jumping out of the ballpark in arlington. miguel cabrera on base for another triple crown year. the scorcher to center, one of

three home runs he hit on the night. cabrera 4-4 with 5 rbis. but the rangers had the long ball going as well. this shot by david murphy comes with a couple runners on board. murphy had four rbis. rangers outslugged the tigers 11-8. one week ago the giants had just taken 3 out of 4 with the atlanta braves, including the three-game home standby going 7- 3. since then they have gone 1- 5 on a six-game road trip, which looks like anything, but the defending world champions. one day after they still managed to get their work done in the dugout. just a 1-0 game in the 5th when carlos gonzalez hit this play. he can fly, but fowler came all the way to score getting 2 in the inning for the 3-0 lead. then in the 6th, they added to it. in trouble. allowing the two-run single.

no offense to speak of for san francisco. juan got help from three relievers. the final one rafael bettencort managed five hits and a combo shutout as they stagger home, 5- 0. they will host washington in the first of three tomorrow night. playing so sloppy this week that they called a rare clubhouse meeting as they made one more error today, their 13th in 6 games and they have been made by just about everybody in the line up. 90 and sometimes 180-foot gifts for the long innings to put additional stress on the pitchers. physical errors are a part of the game, but as they point out sometimes the air is a as a result -- the error is a bad decision on whether or not you should play at all. a team that lives on pitching in defense has not been doing very well. the last time they made this many years they were in the middle of the 94-loss season. in miami you knew they had a young team, but that's

ridiculous. scoreless game in the 6th against the diamondbacks. they get all the runs they would need on this play. with a big drive off the wall that, you know, stops into two. arizona would manage just a single run in the 9th. and here comes one you don't see very often. miami with a big bunt that has been popped up, getting the glove on it. he juggles it. if you are scoring at home, that's 2-1 miami and arizona all alone in first place for the nfl west. chicago's wrigley field described by many as the ultimate baseball fan experience. that is given the usual quality of the cubs play. here is the pitcher travis woodward with a two-run homer against the mets, missing their shot. the ball is going on to the avenue as they treated the guy who did not make the play. pouring a beer on his head. a little research uncovered that despite the home runs the cubs lost 4-3. the same san antonio spurs

that had all they could handle from the golden state warriors breezed past the memphis grizzlies in the first game of the western conference final series. tony parker throughout the warriors series with a kick in his step today. sliding it through the lane for two of his 20 points. and spurs knew they had to account for the grizzlies zach randolph. how's this for accounting 2 points, one of 8 shootings. spurs had the three ball going. imagine matt bonner hitting 3 out of his 4 points. leading 14-3 in all and they win 85-82, 2-12 in san antonio. they save the tour for california for last. the 8th and final show started in san francisco after a trip over the golden bridge as they finished 81 miles later in santa rosa. doing a good job of protecting the leader t.j. they went through the wine country, even spotted some exotic wildlife along the way. in all they went 728 miles in 8 days. today's stage is won by peter

and in three hours, 47 seconds. sagan holding off a pack of riders at the finish line, but he was not in the top 10 overall. it was ben at a time when he and his wife, well, they have something to celebrate that is even more exciting than winning a cycling race. this is also the day in which the beta breakers were running for the 102nd time in the city, only looking like jim harbaugh going off on the elite runners. two ethiopians battled it out for the men. by the time they got to the golden state park, he took the lead with a time of 35 seconds and one session. he had won this race 21 out of the last 22 times. the women's winner was diane johnson. her time was 40 minutes, 12 seconds. neither time was close to a course record. still to come on this late sunday night sports wrap, a new name that is making their first park on the pga tour. and now to

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one of the next wave of the golfers is the first-time winner today. you are forgiven if you are not familiar with the 26-year-old south korean, not exactly what you call the ideal conditions for the final round of the classics. the players, they wore the red ribbons, contributing to them, who died this weekend. and they began today, one stroke off the lead, but they started hot, making a long birdie on the fifth hole and with four strokes up by the time they get to number 8. he then needed to surge on the back nine with the birdie at 15 as they would bogey that hole, tied, but not for long.

very accurate with their approach, ending up. and then bogies for 17, back to the two-stroke difference, as it meant that all they had to do was to tap in for the part for 18, to complete around that win there for them. and the first pga win, but he won 11 internationally. san jose sharks get an extra day of rest for them. and the way that things went in last night's overtime win is probably a good thing. they got back up, making the game winning goal in overtime. they are definitely banged up. even though they had a happy ending, they needed to make some adjustments on flight. >> they had to shuffle upfront. you need to be smart there,

keep them shorter as they did a great job of just keeping off the pace, not doing too much and being smart out there. >> you know, to bandage them up to put the guys on ice and kick it back. >> we let one get away from us as we need to come back and announce it. we've gotten into the building as you are never really in trouble until you lose your first game at home. it's a big win for us. >> it's nice to get a win and a breakthrough, you know, whatever you want to say it. we need it keep it high. >> no margin of error as they will go to double overtime in their playoff series tonight. senators put the heat anthem. -- heat on them after first turning them back. ottawa, 2-1 winners, wu still trailing in the series, 2 games to 1. they hosted the rangers. the bruins got on the board first. watch the effort here as they

somehow controlled that there. and it really is a big thing of beauty as you need to take another look. they win 5-2 taking a 2-0 lead with them to new york on tuesday. the french open is right around the corner. when you see them in the finals. it's the finals of the italian open and the 30th meeting between the greats of the game. and with a winner down the line, he dominated that first at 6-1 as he serves it at match point, wrapping up a big win, between the two as they get started on tuesday. the winner by that same score on the women's side. now have a good week, everybody. >> all right, thank you, jeff. >> sure. we are just getting word of a fire in san francisco, just south of the china basin. >> we have a crew headed that

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