frustration at san francisco airport as weather delays stretch into the night. we have learned delays may persist into the weekend. i am ken wayne. >> i am julie hay nor. a rare summer storm brought dark skies and rain and with it major delayflight cancellations at the bay area's busiest airport. live team coverage. bill martin will tell us the bulk of the system is still on the way.

we begin with heather holm es. >> reporter: no matter destination, l.a., chicago the flight is delayed or cancelled it might be more of the same tomorrow because of the weather you mentioned but also because of a runway closure that i just learned about. it was a long and lonely wait for some stuck at sfo for hours. >> never been delayed like this. never. >> reporter: passenger frustration boiled over with every glance at the board's departures. >> generally during nice weather, clear weather we can have an arrival rate of as many as 60 nights an hour but during weather like this with clouds outside, our arrival rate goes down to 30. >> it is a little dispointing. going to be a long night. >> reporter: jackie and her husband are trying to get back to denver their 7:00 p.m. flight delayed 4 hours.

it wasn't better for this woman bound for seattle her wait 3.5 hours news was worse for this passenger planning to visit family if bakersfield her flight was cancelled. more than 100 nights never took off or landed. >> pretty much spread across the board. short all flights long cross country flights. >> reporter: thunderstorms on the east coast contributed to the slew of cancellations and airline travel may not be much better tomorrow. in addition to more wet weather, we have learned work at the airport will impact the runways. one runway will be closed now until saturday morning. >> it is awful. >> reporter: given all that, she decided to pass on her flight rescheduled for bakersfield, tomorrow afternoon. >> we will rent a car and get out of here. >> reporter: that reduced arrival rate that the duty manager spoke about will remain in effect until 1:00 a.m. live tonight here at sfo, ktvu

channel 2 news. more details on the status of flight delays at other bay area airports. this is san jose airport no delays at this hour. oakland airport officials say they have seen delays today but that was for flights from chicago in the east coast due to thunderstorms. now to bill martin tracking rain tonight. that's right. take a look at live storm tracker 2. this rain didn't amount to much. scattered showers all day concord getting light drizzle as you head south toward san jose, light drizzle showing up east of milpitas. these are rainfall totals for the last 24 hours a rough estimate. the most i could find, san raphael, 7/12ths of an inch. when i come back at 10:20 p.m. we will look at more rain

coming our way, talk about the morning commute and a big heat upcoming your way. tonight at 10:30 p.m. we will take you to north bay seeing the wettest conditions so far see how rain effects certain businesses when they don't expect it. >> bart and labor unions do not expect to be closer to an agreement. amber lee is live at the rock ridge bart station to bring us up-to-date on what the two sides are doing. >> reporter: julie, more than 2300 bart workers are scheduled to take a strike vote tomorrow something many pass eninjuries are dreading -- passengers are dreading. >> this is the rock ridge bart station at the height of tonight's commute these folks are among the 400,000 pass eninjuries who de-- passengers who depend on bart every day getting to and from work. how much of an inconvenience? >> huge. >> reporter: no exaggeration just look at what highway 24, eastbound in oakland looks like

most week days during commute hours with the threat of a strike looming bart and unions are trying to win public support one passenger tells me she noticed customer service has improved. >> they have been incredibly friendly and pleasant and it has been really good service the last couple weeks. >> reporter: the issues negotiated are salary increase, medical benefits and pension today the unions announced they have filed a lawsuit accusing bart of quote failure to bargain in good faith they say bart refuses to negotiate on safety issues. >> our members have been assaulted, violated and killed they have refused to do it, over years the only way we can get them to come to the table is file a lawsuit. >> i think it is a smoke screen, it is trying to cover up the fact they are asking for 23% pay increase. >> reporter: workers including train operators and station agents will be voting tomorrow

10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., bart says that means there will be no negotiations tomorrow some passengers say they are planning to work from home. >> i don't think driving is an option i think i could get what i need to get done at home. >> reporter: the unions tell me they will have results to strike vote by wednesday morning if approved bart workers could strike july 1st live in oakland amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. details now a veteran station agent is facing charges accused of filing a false police report. he told police he was punched by a passenger june 8th but bart says surveillance video does not show any such attack. the alameda county district attorney's office filed charges against him. >> how other transit agencies are planning for a possible bart strike. happening now, celebrating

in the windy city tens of thousands of chicago blackhawks fans partying in the streets they poured out of their homes and bars after the blackhawks defeated the bruins in boston. fans are gathering all over the city police are trying to keep a lid on the celebration. no reports of any trouble as for the game itself, mark will have more on that later on in sports. one man is dead and his girlfriend fighting for her life tonight after they were shot at a muni bus shop in san francisco this afternoon the the two were sitting at west point and middle point road at 1:00 p.m. today. witnesses say a car drove up and someone got out and started shooting. police evidence markers indicate 30 shots were fired. a cousin of the critically injured 17-year-old girl identified her and said she was shot in the head she under went surgery at last check san francisco general says she

remains in critical condition tonight. pentagon reporting a soldier from monterey county has been killed in action in afghanistan. specialist javier sanchez was 28 years old killed by an impro vised explosive device yesterday he was from green field in monterey county and based with the 10th mountain division in new york state. the wait continues no decision from the u.s. supreme court on california's ban on same-sex marriage. at the state capital lawmakers paid tribute to accomplishments of gays and lesbians, and governors declared june lbgt month if the court up holds the same-sex marriage ban they will work on a constitutional amendment to put before voters in november next year. even if the supreme court doesn't do what we would like it to do it is a matter of time

before there is a law passed that allows people who love each other to be married. same-sex marriage opponents say if it appears on the ballot they will work to make sure it does not pass. pending decision was the talk tonight in berkeley ♪ i'm dreaming of a june wedding, just like the ones the straight folks have ♪ [ music ] ♪ berkeley city council was the first in the u.s. to endorse marriage equal phi in 1997 -- equality in 1997. one activist said she is heartened to see a great deal of progress in a relatively short time. stay with ktvu for the decision on prop 8 we will have it covered online and on the air as it happens and on the night of that landmark ruling we will go in depth on the decision in a ktvu special news

report at 6:30 p.m. supreme court handed down a decision on a texas case, challenging affirmative action at public colleges and universities. justices imposed a tough legal standard ruling schools must prove there are no workable race neutral alternatives to achieve diversity the high court sent the case back to appeals for review it was brought by a white woman denied admittance to university of texas. >> a woman was thrown from her horse in marin county she was left lying in a ditch for hours in pain. ktvus caroll lee reports why she blames two teens for that accident. >> reporter: this video of lisa being rescued from a remote trail by helicopter last thursday she and her friend were horseback riding in indian tree preserve. all of a sudden two teenage

mountain bikers whipped around a blind corner and it just happened very fast. >> reporter: the horses got spooked and threw both riders to the ground. she suffered three compression fractures in her spine. >> nicole was screaming at them to stop and help us. >> reporter: the horse she sponsors was found a day late inner a ravine and is now recovering. >> there is now pretty big laceration that actually we can stick our entire hand in. >> reporter: bicycles are banned on virtually all single track trails in marin county and the teens did not stop to help this incident has many demanding more be done about illegal bicycle use on county trails. >> there is a rogue element that doesn't care, they are in it for the thrill. >> reporter: lisa tells us her recovery will take 6 to 8 weeks. >> scary and makes me afraid to go on the trail again.

>> reporter: county investigators say when they find out who the riders are they and their parents could face charges. coming up police say he came in a window, kidnapped his 11 month old daughter and fired a gun the happy ending after a dramatic search. when the heaviest showers will fall and what it will mean for the morning commute. further strain

it is a word many pittsburgh residents didn't want to hear. one of their valued fire stations will be shut down. paul chambers was at tonight's meeting with unhappy neighbors. >> reporter: there are a total of three fire stations here in pittsburgh one behind me another across town they will have topick up the slack when the third station closes its doors. residents were on hand as they were given bad news fire station 87, will no longer run calls, starting next month. >> we don't get the police to come when we need them and now it is going to be fire department too. we used to rely on you guys now you guys going to be abandoning

us. >> reporter: they say the recession caused property tax revenue to go down on top of that a special tax with measure q failed. fire district officials said they did all they could to avoid cuts but were left with no other options. even after we have taken several steps, reduce programs, reduce support services the only thing left for us to cut is several stations. >> reporter: seven fire companies were cut and five stations closed in east contra costa county. walnut creek, 2011, 2012 concord and so far this year, clayton, lafayette, martinez, another in walnut creek and now pittsburgh. i think they should keep the station open, we have a lot of industry in this city, fires, in east county, about to get hot, it is summer.

>> reporter: the fire district has already been spread thin and relies on mutual aid. fire station 87 will close july 8th firefighters will be transferred to other stations more than likely another station will close january, but it is not clear which community will take that hit live in pittsburgh, paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. a man is recovering after fire crews rescued him from a burning house in walnut creek. a passer by called 911 after seeing black smoke coming from the home. firefighters searched the house and found a man unconscious he later regained consciousness and was take on the hospital with minor burns and smoke inhalation. concerns over potentially deadly air bourn virus prompted a federal judge, to move several thousands inmates they want them moved out of the state prisons both located in the san joaquin valley where

the soil can contain fungus that leads to valley fever. african american, filipino and medically at risk inmates are most vulnerable they make up 3200 of the 8,000 inmates at those two prisons. an 11 month old girl is safe and sound but her kidnapper is armed and on the loose. 11 month old justice was reunited with her mother after police say the girl's father kidnapped her this morning it followed an argument between the parents and joshua benton went through the window to take the girl and fired a gun in the alley way it is unclear if he was aiming at anyone a statewide amber alert was issued and police found the suspect near his home and saw him hand off the child to a relative. >> my son, come home, contact me it was all a

misunderstanding with the baby. the 23-year-old is still on the run his family disputes claims by police he is armed. new information tonight on an inmate who apparently hanged himself at marin county jail the family of the 30-year-old said he suffered from bi-polar disorder and experienced a psychotic episode. during that trip, he is suspected of killing a castro valley woman at a rest stop in oregon and carjacked a man, and attempted to carjack a woman in mill valley he was found dead in his jail cell on friday. continuing coverage on the possibility of a bart strike. ktvus david stevenson spoke with commuters and those in charge of public transportation as they brace for the worst. >> reporter: bart trains carry about 400,000 riders each week day. no other transit system in the bay area comes close to that.

a strike would leave riders in limbo. >> it would be difficult for me i use it to go back and forth to see my family. >> all my classmateteachers rely on it as well i don't know if i could get to school. >> reporter: for the metropolitan transportation commission it is an emergency scenario. >> if it happens we will feel it and widely. >> reporter: they will meet tomorrow with partner agencies about increasing ferry service and adding trains and buses but other transit systems can't completely pick up the slack. many cal train cars are already at capacity during peak times. it will be hectic for people who have to travel through the train. bad. >> the scope is uncertain because we also have contracts expiring at several other transit agencies including ac transit. >> reporter: mtc says impact will be most visible on the bay bridge and peninsula headed to

sfo. the hope is many will share seats. we have a robust system of car pooling now, between east bay and san francisco that network will have to broaden to really cover all the other places that the bart goes. >> reporter: the mtc is advising commuters to consult the 511 website if a strike occurs. city of oakland and alameda county will pay protestors a million dollars under a tentative settlement approved today 150 protestors sued claiming police and sheriff's deputies illegally jailed them after a protest at the sentencing of meheserle. he served two years in prison for the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant. protestors will receive payment ranging from 5 to $9,000 each.

widely scattered light showers out there most of it moving up into the area on highway 50 as well more showers and rain in the bay area forecast. here is how it goes tomorrow morning 4:00 a.m. this is a computer model lights it up about that hour that looks like some of the havier rain morning hours we should see moderate to light rainfall. more than today. that will get into the morning commute. moving forward 8:00 a.m., starts to move out, north bay, south bay you will get the idea you will get wet roadways for the morning commute and move it through to noontime. when i come back at 10:45 p.m. i will push this through not just tomorrow but right into the bay area weekend. it will start to heat up details and see you back here at 10:45 p.m. battle over plans for a new bar in one south baytown. tonight, a clean up campaign, powered by social media. why one man is encouraging you to snap away at litter.

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today more than a year after george zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin defense and prosecution began to lay out their cases. the question before jurors is was it murder or self-defense. >> reporter: prosecutors saying george zimmerman was nothing more than an over zealous neighbourhood watchman. >> when he first saw trayvon martin he didn't see a kid from miami walking home from 7/11 he profiled him as someone about to commit a crime in his neighbourhood. >> reporter: his attorney says that is not true the shooting was in self-defense. >> if i have heard it once, i have heard it a thousand times

trayvon martin was unarmed trayvon martin armed himself with the concrete sidewalk. and used it, to smash george zimmerman's head no different than if he picked up a brick or barbed a head against a wall. >> reporter: the jury had a chance to hear a 911 call, made by a neighbor who over heard trayvon and zimmerman fighting. >> yes. >> what is your ... >> george zimmerman was crying out for help. and no one helped. >> trayvon martin was silenced immediately, when the bullet that the defendant fired, passed through his heart. there is a public disagreement over who is heard screaming in the 911 call it will be up to the jury to decide because the judge is not allowing audio experts to testify.

immigration reform cleared a major hurdle in congress, voting for a path to citizenship the senate measure, which passed bay vote of 67-27 also would double the number of border agents to 40,000 provide funding for 700 miles of new fencing along the u.s. mexico border the bill now heads to the republican controlled house where it is facing vocal opposition. a san mateo woman has been found dead 48-year-old ward was last seen by her boyfriend june 12th they fell asleep on the beach when the boyfriend woke upward was gone. sheriff's officials say a woman's body washed ashore at a beach last wednesday and is now identified as ward. sheriff's officials are investigating that she was depressed and possibly suicidal. idea of a second bar opening in saratoga is getting

mixed reviews it would be open until 2:00 a.m. it already has a permit. at least one resident says she wants it revoked arguing it will bring noise and traffic plus it is located next to a gelato and yoghurt shop but others would welcome it because right now saratoga only has one bar. his high wire act captivated millions why one police department is saying no to his next big act. from wineries to roof tops to roadways this june gloom is presenting challenges, a live report from the north bay. ktvu news to go you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years.

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i want to show you live storm tracker 2 showing light showers in the south bay, as the bay area sees an unusual rainstorm. bill will be back at 10:45 p.m. with details on the next round of wet weather tomorrow. most of the rain has fall none the north bay, it is june and a critical time of year for grape growers. live in sonoma debra. >> reporter: ken, we are along the petaluma river the rain is good for our water ways, parched fire conditions and helps gardens unless you grow grapes. >> we grow every single one and checklisters. >> reporter: they are watching for mildew, with summer rain soaking the vineyards at a time developing fruit is hungry for heat. the problem is doesn't get enough sugar so grapes never

get ripe enough. we need hot temperatures so grapes grow better. >> reporter: also, crushed in the rain, outdoor projects, abruptly rescheduled. >> i have seen it at all times july, august. >> reporter: this santa rosa roofer expected to tear into this house today, a big job, postponed to tomorrow or maybe wednesday. >> if we take the roof off and i see the rain around the corner i have pieces of plastic to cover this roof in 5 minutes. >> smell the rain it is nice randomly we will get a little more water. >> reporter: merchants in any downtown district see their foot traffic dry up in the drizzle hot weather wardrobe, turns out the new arrivals for summer are the winter clothes. >> we put away. >> been very slow, a little rough for business but hopefully as the week goes on it will clear up. >> reporter: clear up about the time we adjust to rain slick

roads this quick dousing may be a reminder enjoy the warm months while they are here. >> look there is lightning i stay home. >> reporter: in no time, seasons change we are looking back at summer sunshine. >> perfect. no lines don't have to share the lane line just perfect. >> reporter: chp here in north bay reports a spike in weather related crashes through the day especially during the evening commute. marin alone saw some 20 incidents on 101, collisions or minor spin outs, officers warn, we need to slow down, stay back from the car ahead, so that you are not the next name on an accident report. live in petaluma, ktvu channel 2 news. >> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage tomorrow the morning team will monitor the morning commute and have weather and traffic updates starting 4:30 a.m. in news of the world in

russia, the question about snowden lead to a flight to cuba. it was believed he was flying to cuba and on to ecuador for asylum it is possible russia is detaining him the white house warned moscow, he should be handed over to the u.s. in italy a court sentenced, berlesconi to prison he probably won't see the inside of a prison cell any time soon. italian law requires two more levels of court. in india, they built a rope bridge to evacuate those trapped on the wrong side of raging water. flooding has stranded more than 10,000 people in the north. at least 1,000 people have already died and more heavy rains are forecast for the next

few days. the west fork fire in colorado doubled in size since friday officials say what they need is a change in weather. the fire is moving through forest filled with dead trees killed by beatles. it has covered 117 square miles. they have not reached the tourist town of south fork yet. he wowed millions of viewers on live television yesterday when he walked across arizona's little gorge on a tight rope. he pranced toward the finish line and said he wants to do it in new york. new york police have shot down that idea saying the stunt is too dangerous. wall street was in a selling mood, sending stock prices down again the dow lost 139 points, nasdaq lost 36 markets are down more than 5%

from last month's record highs this is what wall street calls a pull back. share prices for apple have been falling from the $700 mark last fall with a lack of hot new products today they fell briefly below $400 a share it rebounded to close at $402 it is a drop of nearly $11. luxury retail ernie man marcus is -- neiman marcus is headed for wall street. there is no word on a price range or possible ticker symbol but owners want to raise at least $100 million there is talk ipos are in the pipeline for sacks fifth, micthe container store. members of pink floyd are lashing out at pandora. in a piece published in u.s.a today, they accused pandora of trying to orchestrate a royalty

rip off. the band accuses pandora of trying to cut online royalties by 85% they recently bought a radio station in south dakota to qualify for lower loyalty rates. paula dean has lost another sponsor. virginia pork company smith field foods said it is cutting ties with dean the food network cut ties with her last week she admitted to using racial slurs in the past and issued two online apologies friday also she rescheduled a previously cancelled interview with the today show for this wednesday. customers were welcomed with hugs and smiles, as they opened for the first time since a fire closed them in march. diners were very happy to return to the renounced restaurant and managers said

they were supported, with customers understanding and concern among the items on the menu, bouillabaisse and plum galette. coming up in 4 minutes could the force be with him? who is helping push the project. bill martin will be back with the complete bay area forecast. tracking showers tonight and more

fed real investigators are looking into -- federal investigators are looking into a small plane crash that killed

the pilot. it clipped a plant before slamming into a fedex truck. 55 employees were evacuated the pilot reported a problem and was on his way back to the airport. a u.s. airways passengers who refused several orders to stow her cell phone ended up in a battle with deputies. >> i want to go soon. >> let's go. >> i want to go too. >> please come on are you kidding me? cell phone? are you kidding me? this youtube video was recorded during yesterday's incident at fort lauderdale you can hear the woman screaming as deputies forced her off the plane. charges include resisting arrest and assaulting the officers. she was travelling with her 2- year-old who was also taken off that flight. new at 10, ten pedestrians have died in two years after

they were hit by cars now police are focussing on stopping these accidents. the man here is a police decoy, police are conducting an investigation. due to differences in weight and mass it is not good for the pedestrian, even low speed. this is the second week of the enforcement operation last week officers hand out 30 plus citations. star wars creator, george lucas wants to bring the art of story telling to san francisco. who is getting behind an idea for a new museum in the presidio. >> the force will be with you always. >> reporter: the man behind star warindiana jones is hoping political force will make his latest vision reality. george lucas is one of three final lists to develop the site where the sports basement sits

in the presidio he wants to build his own museum so mayor lee recently wrote this letter to the chair of the presidio trust calling lucas' idea a unique opportunity. >> we are thrilled by all support that we get. >> reporter: lucas' spokesman said getting mayor lee's support, could make an impact. lucas is prepared to spend $700 million of his own money to build the museum and keep it running he is competing with proposals for a sustainability institute and a cultural center. lucas cultural arts museum would feature his private collection and interactive exhibits. >> it will tell the story of visual story telling from the time of cave men all the way to 21st century technology. >> reporter: he will build in another city if he is turned down but officials are not

giving any early indication. >> way too soon to say if there is a front runner. >> that's right. >> mayor lee's letter is just one of many backing the proposal the presidio board heard from a former member, francis ford coppella. a couple damp days before a big change when we can expect temperatures to turn around and how high they will climb. digital dump, can it make real world trash disappear. >> way to get people involved in cleaning the streets. >> how the idea that began with a little girl's comment is helping put the lid hey, look! a shooting star!

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san francisco taxi drivers say their competition is unfair and illegal. they held up signs to protest ride sharing companies they say lifts, side car and uber don't have proper personalitycommercial insurance. taxi and limo drivers say they are losing money to them. oakland man is harnessing the power of social media to try to clean up his city now it has gone from local to global. it all started with one little girl. >> reporter: oakland residents say litter is so common it is faded to the background. >> when you grow up seeing the trash around you become so detached you don't think it is a big deal. >> reporter: now litterati.org is shining a spotlight on trash turning it into art and crowd sourcing the clean up. >> very simple you find a piece of litter, photograph, add the

hash tag and throw out recycle or compost litter. he was inspired to create it on a walk with his daughter. >> my daughter noticed someone had thrown a tub of cat litter into the creek. because of the meta data included he has a map where each piece of litter was found and photographed. what has spread locally has spread globally. the next step is working with retailers. >> listen, clearly your products are making their way to our playgrounds, litters, sidewalks there has to be a better way. >> oaklanders say harnessing the power of social media could work. >> everybody loves to randomly take pictures that is a cool way to get people involved in cleaning the streets and stuff. this is a picture i posted earlier today the key of course, taking that next step,

putting it in its proper place in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. city of alameda has some of the most coveted water front property in the bay area they took control of alameda point from the u.s. navy it was handed back at no cost. city officials hope to break ground on a mixed use community with hundreds of new housing units that means new jobmillions in new tax revenue. clouds streaming in off the pacific and more wet weather to come. fire danger has taken a break. you can see us in the corner i just want to show you, you have a lot of moisture streaming in off the pacific. main impacts will be the northern portion of the west coast. we have more rain in the forecast more showers tomorrow mainly in the north bay of course we have been seeing that all day. live storm tracker 2, picks up

widely scattered showers in the next few hours, things start to get going with moderate to light rain none of this will be heavy but we've got more wet weather to come and will have an impact on your morning commute. as we go into tonight more scattered showers, the wet commute gets going rain showers in the morning and tapering in the afternoon and then a big warm up as we go toward the bay area weekend significant from where we have been to where we go. forecast highs tomorrow yellows are 70s lots -- even though there is cloud cover and rain in the forecast look at these numbers. it feels muggy more a san diego environment with clouds and high humidities scattered showers, tomorrow morning pretty much the main event not a lot of wind but rain computer model does this 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning look at it. that is it that is the main at least the main focus, of the storm should be around 4, 5, 6:00 a.m., coming on shore.

morning commute is wet, 7:00 a.m., breaks apart. moisture keeps coming i suspect we will see drizzle, sprinkles, wet weather, rain the whole bit throughout the morning commute. roads are wet. and noontime it starts to break out. clearing late in the day tuesday. it would be nice if this organized and dumped a bunch of rain i think the models thought that was what was going to happen but dynamics, strength of the storm, a tonne of moisture and dynamics but haven't linked up we are just seeing moisture streaming in off the pacific. we are getting sprinkles and mild to warm temperatures, here is your forecast tomorrow then 70s. rainy in the morning commute, wednesday a sprinkle left over in the morning thursday, things warm up, quick it warms up. i may have been conservative. steve paul son may have a take on this as well numbers as we head into the weekend lots of

mid-to upper 90s. wet morning commute and then things start to taper off. >> and back to summer. >> yeah, i forgot. >> doesn't feel like it thank you bill. local activists will honor private first class bradly manning. he is the gay soldier currently on trial for leaking military and diplomatic files to wikileaks a group of supporters wanted him to serve as community grand marshall but the pride board refused. he did something he said was dear to his heart hosted a golf tournament to raise money for a camp for children with heart disease his parents lost two children to heart disease before they adopted him. he said the kids at camp taylor are amazing and he wants to do what hectohelp them. they said they think a lot of him too. >> i bet they do. >> good for him. we have a stanley cup

winner. >> took care of nba championship last week now hockey is settled. blackhawks wearing it well started the season with a record unbeaten streak, ending it, looking unbeatable. you got these guys winners 2 of the last 4 stanley cups boston 76 seconds away from forcing game 7 pulled their goalie, 1:16 left, tied it to 2. 58.3 seconds left. flicks it in. blackhawks out of nowhere, stun the bruins. patrick cain post season mvp chicago winning it 3-2. if he doesn't ring a bell you haven't been paying attention the cuban sensation taking the major leagues by storm giants get their first up close personal look at him.

his first swing ever versus the giants, yeah. nicely done. 7th already off madson balm gater inner. hitting 442. giants come back in the 2nd, even things up. torres, past juan. joaquin will score from 1st. he pulled a hamstring. 1st and 3rd for dodgers. again, base hit right field going nicely, with it, 2-1 they add another giants have lost 4 out of 5 and they are playing 500 ball, 38 and 38. that is not special. right now the world champs have no love coming from any where either. top of the line up could miss the rest of

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