a familiar problem is getting new attention tonight. see how the driver spinning donuts in this intersection ends up tkpwolable -- getting more than he bargained for. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> an i'm frank somerville.

they're called side shows and it gets extremely bad on the weekend nights when officers target the side shows. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: that driver deliberately rammed his car into two polices. in one case right into the passenger's side. is he now faces a charge of assault with deadly weapon. this did show took place at 2:00 am last saturday. officers repeatedly answered calls to the incident. >> the officers went to pull over the car. the car pulled over. when the officer got out of the car the car immediately reversed. >> reporter: listen closely and you can hear the sounds of the mustang crashing. >> he intentionally rammed both cars trying to get away. he was able to get out but i think his car became immobile.

>> reporter: as police took the suspect into custody, bystanders were also throwing bottles at the officers. >> people feel like they can act a fool. >> reporter: the east oakland native says drugs often play a role in this type of behavior. >> it bothers me because people are dying now, people are getting injured. >> reporter: during the day the marks are a constant reminder that side shows are a growing problem in this east oakland neighborhood. >> it pops up, shows its ugly face then goes away. but we have to do continuous enforcement out here. >> reporter: ala says side shows have long before a way for young people to express themselves. he says side shows should be allowed in an empty parking -- a controlled site, such as an

empty parking lot. >> reporter: reporting live at oakland police headquarters, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. one of the 49ers rising star social security in trouble with the law again -- rising star is in trouble with the law again. here's his mug shot. police arrested smith after police found smith on a yard. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: smith posted bail and made it here in time for practice today. coach harbaugh says he does plan to play smith the linebacker on sunday against the colts despite the arrest.

23-year-old alden smith has made his mark as the linebacker. but today the focus was on the marks he made. tires spinning so long that they dug a half foot hole into the front yard of this woman's. >> the biggest hole is the back wheel. >> reporter: the back wheel. >> reporter: neighbors say that they saw smith hunched over his head. but when neighbors turned up, he asked them who they were and what had happened. marijuana was found in the truck. after practice today coach jim harbaugh commented but had no public reprimand. >> disappointed and you know felt like he needs to go to work. face his teammates and let's all get through it. >> reporter: this was smith's

second dui arrest. the last one was last year in miami. and he just learned he is being sued. some did comment on his teammates arrest. >> i think that sometimes stuff just happens. you know if everybody went looking through everybody's past. you would find some stuff on everybody. even the people probably asking the questions. so, you know, not concerned. >> i think each and every day everybody faces something. you just have to say no. >> reporter: smith's participation in practice all week has been limited due to a back injury. his birthday is next wednesday when he turns 24. live in santa clara tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. the 49ers recently launched a partnership with mothers against drunk driving and the head of the bay area chapter says alden smith's case should provide a learning opportunity. >> i think that the notoriety of these players brings it more

to the forfront than it does perhaps the general population. >> mark ibanez joins us live. smith is due in court november 4th. what action could the nfl take and would it likely happen before the court date? >> it could happen as soon as next week. the 49ers raised some eyebrows saying they that will allow smith to play against the colts. this his second arrest on a drunken driving charge. the nfl does not typically reprimand players for a first misdemeanor. alcohol offenses fall under the

league's offenses. they've had several players with similar incidences. looking back to brooks. brooks was charged after hitting a teammate with a glass bottle over the head. lineman ray mcdonald, demarcus dobbs and al netter, all since released were arrested for driving under the influence. but no indication that the team will take a stance. when you hear a teammate like justin saying, not concerned. that's concerning. if you look at the whole picture, the whole thing is disturbing. you can't driving up on people's yards early in the morning when school kids are up. >> when you see the street and the dirt picked up. >> to brush it up is not being real. on our facebook page we're

asking if you think alden smith should play in sunday's game. visit ktvu on facebook and join the conversation. now to san francisco where police are searching for a gunman who opened fire this afternoon on a city street. police responded to reports of shots fired about 3:30 this afternoon on kirkwood avenue near earl street in the hunters point neighborhood. bullets shattered the windows of several cars but there are no reports of injuries. students and teachers at near by malcolm x elementary school were told to shelter in place for about an hour. new information about yesterday's shooting in the potrero housing. two were shot as they were sitting in a car. she remains hospitalized and is said to be in stable condition tonight. at this point no arrests haven been made. a nuwark man was killed today when he was run over by a large earth moving at a

construction site. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at flagship and club drive. the 51-year-old victim was part of a survey crew grading the site for future homes. police say a man driving a scraper was making a u turn and didn't see the victim. he later looks back and saw the worker on the ground. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. calosha is investigating. governor jerry brown signed a bill accomplishing the first state rule for the controversial oil procedure named as fraking. fraking is breaking ground to free up oil and natural gas. opponents say it pollutes ground water. new york state has declared a moratorium. here in california, fraking

will have a huge operation. the first rain in some time is in the bay area forecast for tomorrow. and it is throwing the wine crush a curve. right now the napa sonoma grape harvest is in full swing. vineyards say it's not just the moisture but what follows that really matters, deborah villalon has the story. >> reporter: we're surrounded by cabernet. if these grapes get a rinsing, it's not bad as long as a breeze comes along to dry them off. but when moisture sits and it's humid the fruit suffers. >> get in there and you can feel the thermal mass in there. >> reporter: these pinot noir grapes have been sitting for weeks. but with the fermentation now

comes the humidity. the forecast put an extra push on getting grapes off the vines and into the tank. >> we saw the forecast about seven days early. and places where we had sensitive varieties like chardenett and white grapes, in places where they would get rot, we decided to pick those up earlier. >> reporter: october two years ago 2-inches of rain ruined row upon row of grapes. >> we're farmers, it just causes another hick up if you will. >> this year everything ripened at the same time. >> reporter: the early start this year was lucky. considering the rain now. >> moisture gets in here. >> the canopy soaking wet everything is wet. it's wet inside the fruit.

and unless we have some nice good winds afterward to help dry everything out it's a prime candidate. >> every year is a surprise. i would say mother nature deals it a different hand every year. >> reporter: most picking actually happens overnight. it's cooler for people and for grapes. big lights go on, tractors start up. workers arrive and these fields are buzzing. and that happens in about five hours across napa and sonoma counties. so it will either be a drizzle they can work with or it will be an unscheduled day off. reporting live in napa county, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. tracking rains set to move into your neighborhood. i'll break down when they should arrive and how long they could stick around this weekend. >> a major boost to fight crime on bay area streets. the candid reaction when we asked the mayor if the city is sa

police in santa clara are gearing up at this hour for what traditionally has been a busy weekend for parties as college students return for the fall quarter. new at 10:00, maureen naylor is live with the hand out that they hope will keep students safe. >> reporter: you will find these laying around throughout

the dorm area. police have been handing out this flyer after a troublesome move in weekend last year. tonight the work is under way. unloading hundreds of mini fridges and microwaves for dorm rooms in preparation of tomorrow's freshman move in day. >> everybody is coming back this weekend. fun thing everyone. but all the freshman move in tomorrow. that's always a fun day to welcome them and show them a good time. >> reporter: often campus we found returning students at santa clara liquor. starting tonight the store is extending it's weekend hours to midnight to accommodate the boost in business as students return. >> we've been here for a while so we know that it's going to be a hectic week. the kids are moving in. >> reporter: one student explains why this weekend is a lot more active than most. >> everyone is just really happy to see each other. we haven't seen each other three months. we've all been out doing crazy

things in different countries. so it's just really fun to see each other. >> santa clara university warns statistics show the first six weeks of the first quarter are especially high risk for excessive alcohol use. >> we like to do outreach to the students. >> reporter: this flier officers have been distributing outlines the rules on noise and alcohol. >> we notice when there's a new class moving in, there's going to be an increase in activity for a little bit. >> reporter: even though police say they are not expecting anything unusual they have added additional staff. and alcohol related calls start picking up right around now. reporting live, maureen naylor. a new development tonight in the legal saga involving former santa clara supervisor.

shirokawa. the lead judge has recused himself. that's dispute the defense claiming it violates a previous plea deal. shirokawa is due back in court next week and new judges will be assigned to both cases. california's unemployment rate rose last month for the second month in a row. in august it was 8.9% that is slightly lower than the 8.7% in july. this also comes despite california adding 29,000 jobs in august. the discrepancy may be because people who have been out of work for so long that they weren't counted anymore started looking for jobs again and showed up in these new numbers. bay area counties faired better than the rest of the state for the month of august. marin county had the lowest rate again. it was 5%. solano was the highest at 8.2%. the rest range from 5.2 to

7.4%. target stores say they plan to hire 70,000 new workers. that's actually a drop of 20% compared to last year. target says the numbers are down because a lot of permanent employees asked if they could work extra hours. last year 1/3 of its holiday hires ended up with full time jobs. police sent us these pictures of some of the graffiti at fox elementary school at st. james school. several outbuildings, tables and playground equipment were tagged. fox elementary had just done extensive remodel this summer. the district has been considering a median barrier for 16 years to reduce head on collisions. the movable concrete and steel

barrier is expected to cost about $26 million and the bridge district says it may have to raise tolls to pay for it. it's scheduled to be installed in october of next year and will require closing the bridge for about 52 hours. two young boys are -- what led to the break in the case. >> reporter: investigators have been trying to track down the shooters in this case. when one of them showed up -- up at the police station this morning. he is young and says his partner is even younger. authorities say at least 12 cars were hit by a barrage of bbs that punctured doors and shattered windows. it happened wednesday on highway 101. this morning, a teenager

stepped forward to take responsibility. investigators with chp says they don't know what prompted them to come forward but they say they're lucky the damage was not worse. >> southbound 101 could have easily caused a chain reaction traffic collision where we could have had injuries or even worse fatalities. maybe a little bit of guilt got the better of this child and he needed to come clean. because that in essence is what happened. >> reporter: officers say they will file charges and they're still waiting for a second suspect to come forward. the weekend looks like it's going to be wet. you can see the moisture moving on shore. as we head into tomorrow, clouds thicken up and there are showers in your bay area forecast. especially in the north bay. current radar shows activity north of the santa rosa area. this is all going to drop down

as we go into the next few hours. saturday here's what we're looking at. rainfall accumulation up to .1. a slight chance of a thunderstorm. and tomorrow will be the coolest day that we've seen this week. so as we move through time here we're going to look for rain in the forecast. especially between 10:00 and 2:00 tomorrow. when i come back we'll take a look at your sunday as well at 10:45 then we'll go further out with the five day forecast. we'll see you back here. the oakland a's are getting oh so close to clenching the american league west. with tonight's win and a loss by texas their magic number is now two. that means if they win tomorrow afternoon and the rangers lose tomorrow night the a's will clench. mark will be here a bit later with highlights and a command performance from a 91-year-old player on the a's. the violence that broke out at one apple store as apples

goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪

>> people living on chicago south side say the violence has to stop after a shooting there injured 13 people. chicago police in fact, say it's a miracle that no one was killed as a gunman drove by spraying a crowd that was watching a basketball game at a park. a 3-year-old boy was one of the victims. a bullet went right through his ear and out of his mouth. he will survive but he's going to need plastic surgery. >> i'm just asking that everybody pray and that this violence just stops. you know it's too many kids getting hurt out here. >> police say shell casings indicate the gun may have been an ak47 and that it had a high capacity magazine. police say that's the type of gun that should only be used on

the battlefield. bargain airline allegiant air grounded its fleet after they found problems with their emergency slides. allegiant has flights in and out of oakland. it warns customers of possible delays or cancellations. the california's nurses association announced a tentative three year contract with mount near hospital. the contract will ensure the nurses health coverage. a ratification vote is set for october 1st. supporters of california's invalidated proposition eight are joined a new fight to

repeal california's transgender law. the law requires public schools to allow students to choose which restrooms they use and whether to playboys or girls sports. the national organization for marriage said it plans to gather signatures for a ballot measure. they need more than half a million signatures by november 8th to get it on next year's ballot. pope francis denounced abortion one day after saying the catholic church shouldn't obsess about such issues. the pope spoke to a group of gynecologists and said they should not perform abortion. he said abortion is a part of there generation's throw away culture. it's the 29th year for the

moonlight run and walk starting at bay lance atlantic center. the 5k walk and run wrapping around the perimeter of palo alto airport. while the 10k run branches out toward the kay. the run supports local nonprofits. >> we raise money for local nonprofits. we give that money to grant to nearly 3,000 organizations. >> organizers expected 3,000 people gathered just before sunset for the start. the rush to get a new iphone. the price tag for some hard to find models on ebay tonight. then at 10:45. >> golden state warriors against full time felons. the unusual match up behind jail walls that both sides call inspiring. and thousands of new police officers and the new recruits tell us they're up for the challenge.

a reminder you can get ktvu

get out of the way. get out of the way. today's iphone release wasn't without some chaotic moments. police say two men were arrested after getting into a fight outside an apple store in pasadena. several fights broke out when a man walked away with several iphones. he hired homeless men to wait in line and buy them. he is accused of not paying them enough.

the supply of those gold phones was small. and only the three buyers who spent more than 12 hours at the front of the line were able to get their hands on one. the ones i wanted i didn't get. like as far as color. they had one gold 15gig in the whole store. so i got that one. but the rest i had to get other colors. apple sold out of the gold iphones online in less than 30 minutes. they are already popping up on ebay for 800 to $1,000 and more. some of the people who are waiting in line in palo alto got a whole lot more than a new iphone. they got to shake hands with tim cook. he stopped by at apple stores at university avenue. cook went on twitter himself, he sent out his first ever tweet, he said visited retail stores in palo alto today. seeing so many customers remind us of why we do what we do. oakland is about to get a

big boost in its crime fighting efforts. three dozen newly sworn in officers are getting ready to hit the streets. mike mibach was there when they received their badges and explains why they will soon be joined by more officers. >> reporter: badges on the blues, gun in hand, eyes wide staring out at a future on oakland streets. >> i'm very excited. it's been a long long trial but i'm here. >> for some of the new officers we spoke to. there was no debate about coming to the city of oakland if there was one word on their mind it was challenge. >> it's been a dream come true. >> the dream began in illinois, robert gallenety state the home he left solely to protect oakland. >> he is looking forward to contributing to making the city safer. >> reporter: the rookie officers will start patrolling next weekend in some of the

neighborhood's most violent tphaeubts. mayor -- violent neighborhoods. mayor jean quan. >> reporter: do you think that a lot of oakland neighbors are not safe. >> no, a lot of the neighbors in the united states are not safe. >> reporter: oakland received a 4-1/2 million dollars federal grant to hire officers. >> we do this because helping others is life's greatest reward. >> reporter: today the chief said the focus is on this class. rookies like robert and brooklyn. >> i think the key to anything is building a relationship with people and being genuine and being real. >> reporter: both days away from patrolling, arresting, protecting the citizens of

oakland. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a partial government shut down is looming in a little over a week. the republican led house voted to keep the government running but at the same time defund the affordable care act. craig boswel tells us this sets up a show down with president obama over his signature bill. >> reporter: president obama visited a auto building plant in missouri. he then challenged congress to approve a debt ceiling increase and slammed house republicans for a vote on a continuing resolution funding the federal government minus any funding for obama care. >> they're actually willing to plunge america into default if we can't defund the affordable care act. >> reporter: just a couple of hours earlier the house did exactly what gop leaders said it would do. >> the yaes are 230, the nae

are 2001. >> reporter: they stripped away money set aside to fund the affordable care act. >> it's time for us to say no. it's time to stop this before it causes any more damage. >> reporter: republicans celebrated in what was part pep rally and part truth or dare message. >> we're in the fight and we want the senate to join us. >> reporter: the measure would keep the government operating until mid-december and avoid a shut down. but democrats say it's a recipe for a shut down because republicans know gutting obama care makes it deaden dead on arrival. >> a measure designed to shut down government. it could have no other intent. >> reporter: the bill now goes to the senate where funding for obama care will likely be reinstated. it then goes back to the house where members expect to be voting on it next week. in washington, craig boswell, fox news. on wall street today stocks

retreated from their record high early this week. the dow gave back 185 points, the nasdaq lost 14. the turning point came when the house voted to defund president obama's health care reform law. blackberry has announced that they will lay off thousands of workers. blackberry says it expects to report a quarterly loss of $9 billion next week. bmw recalled thousands of its recent models. bmw is recalling five series cars. that includes m5 and 550i models sold between 2008 and 2010. the auto maker says there's a problem that can cause the rear lights to fail increasing the risk of a crash. no accidents have been reported. dealers will fix the problem at no cost. a chance for some showers

and even a thunderstorms this weekend. i'm going through the forecast model to pinpoint how much you could see in your area. a bay area courthouse blasted by a shot. >> i'm just shocked and amazed that something like that would happen. >> reporter: how police say surveillance video reveals unbelievable.

shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible.

a bizarre shooting today at a courthouse in pittsburg has officers asking for help. police do not think the courthouse was the actual target. >> reporter: this is not the most comfortable sight at a courthouse. a spider web chattered window a

direct hit from a shotgun fired this morning. >> i'm just shocked and amazed that you know something like that would happen at a courthouse. >> reporter: it happened at 7:40 a.m., police didn't have to wait for a 911 call, the department is steps away. officers heard a gunfire. >> it's rare. yeah there was an officer that heard it and we were on scene within seconds of the shot. >> reporter: officers didn't see a suspect but surveillance cameras around the justice center complex did. police believe the system was near this anchor statute trying to recover a shotgun hidden in the shrub when the shotgun fired. >> we don't know how that shotgun got there. it's definitely not safe to have any firearms out in the public like that. and we don't know why it was there. >> reporter: the suspect jumped into this maroon chevy suburb

ban. - - suburban. police do not believe the suspect attempted to hit the jury room. there were people inside and around the building at the time. >> we're grateful that there were no injuries because of this. >> reporter: they're looking to see if there were any gun charges related to this one. and if you know the anything about the suburban, police want to hear from you. police used a fire truck ladder to help track down john franklin before 3:00 this morning. they said they used a crow bar to break into a bank of america atm on san bruno avenue. he then went from rooftop to rooftop trying to get away from officers. the problem is, part of one roof gave way. franklin was arrested. he did not appear to be hurt. there is word tonight that one of two pit bulls that

malled a martinez boy last month also injured a child of the dog's owner. he has undergone several surgeries and treatments. now an animal control supervisor has told the contra costa times the owner's son was bitten on the arm as he tried to pull one dog off hunter. a hearing is set for next week to determine whether the dogs will be put down. an unusual game at san quentin. we go behind prison walls as the golden state warriors shoot a little hoop with inmates. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking wet weather for tomorrow. the last day of summer. he has

the america's cup took another unexpected turn today.

the new zealand team had the finish line in site and the america's cup almost in its hands when officials stopped the first race because it exceeded the time limit. oracle won the second race with a commanding lead. the races will continue tomorrow and fans say crowds have been building. >> it wasn't as crowded now it's really picked up. i think people are really enjoying it. >> we just flew in yesterday and we thought this would all be over by the time we got here. my husband and i had been watching it on the tele. >> reporter: the kiwis only have to win one more race. races is starting to start tomorrow at 1:15. now to a story you will see only on 2. it was an unusual basketball game that pitted the warriors against inmates at san quintin prison. >> no cell phone, no weapons of any kind. homemade or other wise. no tobacco i'm sure we have none of that.

>> reporter: the golden state warriors team made up of head coach mark jackson. >> really didn't know what to expect. a pretty good basketball game. >> reporter: as well as assistant coaches and personnel went through the same procedure as everyone else who enters san quintin. >> the san quintin team made up of inmates wearing the warriors blue practice jerseys. >> my favorite player is mcintosh who is very talented. i think he has nba potential myself. >> and before tip off. >> we're going to send them home. my money is with mark jackson there. bet, bet, 50 push ups. i have to go with the blue.

>> reporter: a close game throughout. >> we're good on the offensive end but we're not playing any defense. >> that's a flagrant. >> reporter: ended with the warriors in green ahead. >> definitely rehabilitation works. we've grown, we're changing. you know and some of us are ready for a second chance. >> we made some mistakes but all of us on this team, we're getting it back together. >> reporter: both sides called today's game inspiring. gasia mikaelian, channel 2 news. the weather is changing out there. you can see from the clouds behind me. take a look at they rumble on in. tomorrow the last day of summer as we head toward sunday. we begin the equinox and we head toward fall. we come in close and it really is north of the area.

we have light showers reported north. but that's as far as it goes for now. we're going to see the clouds start to increase. i think we'll see showers as far south as san jose between the hours of 10 and two. so today was partly cloudy and cooler. tomorrow showers and cooler. you're going to get away with doing what you do. your outdoor activities but carry an umbrella and be ready for showers. especially between 10:00 and 2:00. it's been about increasing clouds and drizzle or slight weather north. the front slides through but the real dynamics with this is this cool air flow that's going to slide over top of us. it's going to move throughout the area between 10:00 and 2:00 tomorrow. that's going to produce the best chance for showers. the model is going to bear this out. here look at that. that looks like the real deal. that's 9:00 a.m. whatever you have going, santa rosa is raining at 9:00 a.m.

watch what happens. pushes through and it's a fast moving. but 11:00 a.m. it's rain, it's raining. a half hour, 45 minutes and there you are just about lunchtime, before lunch and boom it starts to move on out. that's how the day goes. showers in santa rosa in the morning. mid-morning, showers across the bay area. and then fairly rapid clearing with a chance of a light shower after that. maybe a thundershower as we get into the afternoon hours. of course rosemary orozco will be here tomorrow. mark tamayo will be here tomorrow night, and they'll be tracking it. that's 10:00 to 2:00 that's when it's going to rain throughout the bay area. looks like rain, maybe .1 of an inch. maybe .25 of an inch throughout the bay area. as we head into tomorrow, that's how it goes. we're looking for is sunday situation to have a bit of clearing. more sunshine and temperatures back into the seven -- 70s. how does that work out? sunday is the best day out of

your weekend, you knew that. an interesting story, fire danger was big not too long ago. this will help out a bit in terms of moistening things up and taking fire danger off the table for the next few days. >> it's been a while since we've seen rain. >> i think it's going to rain. i think we will get some rain. we saw the fireworks at the coliseum a couple of minutes ago boy the a's are on fire. they could clench tomorrow. >> we're hoping nobody rains in that parade. rain or shine they'll be out there. the a's are sniffing the barn, bringing it home. athletics just plastic the twins 11-0 before a pumped out crowd. look at this lady. gives an high five. and drops the guy's hot dog. and he's like come on. i had two more bites at least. does he come alive in september or what. that's 35 for him 1-0 lead.

then the fun starts as they start to break this game over. and oswaldo garcia boots the ball out there. josh redick comes all the way around. 3-0. how about josh donaldson of late. crush, dead center. his 24th he's got more than 90 rbis. 11-0. colon his 17th win has not allowed a run in his last two starts. 6innings, no runs. that was donaldson's 25th right there as he circles bases. just something big time about going to new york and wrigley stadium. and he rose to the occasion in front of the yankees his relief core did not. and the orange and black up in the rafters. and juan perez lays it his

second double of the game. and brandon crawford is in. we've got a 1-1 ball game. but the giants couldn't score anymore for lincecum. he loaded the bases in the 7th inning then george cantos comes in. look at this. looks like just a high fly ball to right off the bat of a rod. it carries grand slam home run. his 24th career grand slam. he passed lou garrett kind of a shame to put him name in the same frame with lou garrett. 5-1. yankees do wind up as winners. second half of sports headed your way. your way. friday night it can mean only goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪

♪

high school game of the weekend probably our most hotly contested so far. holy cross venturing out to the wild of milpitas. pretty good match up. ken p era lta has his city boy psyched up. ronny reed going deep for tray cartley. by the time it's said and done 72 yards. and milpitas takes the lead. williams shepherd little 15- yard rush for glory. stays inbounds. wiggles his way into the end zone and it is 21-21 at halftime. things settle down after intermission as a matter of fact the only touchdown and score of the half, lonnie reed to kemp who also intercepted two passes. and it held up as the game winning score as it rolls out. sacred heart cathedral on the

short end. milpitas high now 2-0. meantime the only contact going on at the tour championship in atlanta georgia, club hitting ball. and one guy doing it a lot more solidly than the rest. steinson's-- actually cracked and had to play with another. not the same success for tiger. par417. trouble off the tee. into the water gets this triple bogey. he was 4-over par and he is 14 back of that man steinson is four under 66. four shot lead. 10 under for the tournament. long bird to finish his day at 16. that is the sporting life for a friday night. lots of football over the weekend. >> and if the a's win and texas losing tomorrow. >> the a's are the champs. so the magic number is two. as bill said it might rain but

probably not hard enough. >> not enough to rain it out. >> not enough for anybody to worry about that. >> stars align. >> it could be a party at the coliseum. >> thank you for joining us. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> tomorrow morning an

>> today on "tmz" -- >> the audacity of britney spears to be a coke enthusiast when she made millions off of pepsi. >> she has been wheeling and dealing in the stock market. she sold 574 shares of coke. she lost $640 on mcdonald's. she invested in john deere. >> the stock, i like tractors! >> i got this video of michael jackson doing a photo shoot. a sheet of paper has the holes in the wall.