very happy. an independent, fast and efficient worker. >> the loss angeles times spoke with someone listed as his mentor. he describes the accused killer as a mediocre student and said his fourth was a complete mess. now, the first lawsuit is in the works conde perhaps said that they did not properly secured the emergency exit and warner brothers because he says the movie was too violent. >>catherine: the families of the shooting victims are now getting on with the sad business of funerals. today, as colorado father became the first to be laid to rest. his funeral was deceptive. >> he is being remembered

for his devotion to his family. he is a real-estate appraiser and oldest of its full months he had taken two of his fortunes of the v of a special treat, his two teenage daughters. at today's funeral one of them said when the gunman opened fire the last thing she remembered was hearing her dad shout to her and her sister i love you, i love people. the sisters were not hurt. on wednesday, the dedication for student who had been working at some point. her father said today he lost a precious person. as the makeshift memorial grows, funeral services are being planned around the country. actor christian bale visited one memorial this week. amid the death, new life.

this baby was born on friday. his mother was caught in a fire but was not hurt, his father was shot in the face and is in critical condition. >>catherine: the baby's parents are uninsured and already facing a $2 million in medical bills. a web site has been launched to help. so far, to under $40,000 has been donated to that site. stay tuned to www.kron4.com. we invite you to share your

thoughts on our facebook page and twitter. >>pam: a deadly blaze leaves one person dead and three others interfere if you can see the wall of flames erupted from the three story building called laguna street, less than one block away from st. mary's cathedral. maureen kelly explains what happened. >> the fire broke out just before 10:00 a.m. on wednesday and quickly went to a second alarm. for the first firefighters on the seat to the clock and san /i'm talking are bought

and is your 92 year old resident of houses and one of the ndp fifth and finished >> 1 firefighter out of the 70 when the hospitals to get treated her. the fire was put into voice control by 10:20 a.m.. the damage was contained to these core units in the bottom of suffering only water damage to me is the majority of the toile people it should be able to get back to announce soon but only after fire and police investigators are finished examining the kron4 we try and cover because of the fire. >>pam: we now know the names of the two fulfiled in an apartment fire stability in jason rebel and a fire

damaged 16 apartments. the red cross has been helping. a violin shooting on the east bay freeway last night targeted a cart loaded with children. it happened around 10:40 a.m. on eastbound interstate 80 near highway 4. this is video of the shooting aftermath. >> investigators here at the hercules police department are looking into an attempted murder connected to a violent shooting on interstate 80 injuring two adults driving in a vehicle with four small children. >> we're very fortunate. we did not want to speculate on a motive this serious we did recover video from the gas stations snarling its

tax >>pam: the mother of a man who was shot and killed five police in southern california is appealing for calm following several days of protests and violence. dan kerman has more on the demonstrations and unrest. >>dan: for four nights the streets of anaheim have been filled with demonstrators. sometimes numbering 1000.

>> his family says he was not a part of the gang. over the weekend they took part in a protest outside the police to for that. this protests got out of control when a department police dog got loose charging towards a bb and

biting his father. >>pam: city officials say they are frustrated. >> in antioch, crime is on the rise. it has nearly doubled in the first six months of this year compared to last year. the police chief recently spelled out the problem to the city council. >> there are a lot of

robberies. the statistics are high for robberies. >> one council member says she knows all too well the problem of crime in her town. she was recently a victim. take a look at this surveillance video, it captured a recent robbery in the city. coming up at 6:00 we will take a closer look and examine the rise of crime in antioch and how frustrated residents are taking matters into their own hands. >> the fog is clinging to the coastline this afternoon. here is another live look outside from the mt. tam cam. low cloud cover already moving back in. the fall was more extensive today as we expected and will continue to push back to the overnight hours for tonight and tomorrow. as look at our satellite picture of the north bay coastline is shrouded in fog.

temperatures are cooler today. through the overnight hours the fog returns. we will mostly have '60s and '70s. well below average for this time of year. >>pam: it warning about the gilroy garlic festival. also, fighting for his life, dramatic new video of the sea world trainer getting dragged underwater by a killer whale, the video was released years after the incident. a new fight over water in

california, the decision announced today by the state must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible.

>>pam: patrons of the garlic festival are being warned about a deal on tickets that are just too good to be too. you're looking at video from last year.

hotel had been >> this is what those tickets look like. there are lilac in color. in recent days there have been anonymous online postings offering tickets for half the amount. festival organizers want to remind buyers that all proceeds of the garlic festival are donated to local charities.

>>catherine: this is the 71 year-old mother of cal ripken. police say it was discovered that she was missing last night and they say a man showed up at her home with a gun and forced her into her own car later driving off with him. she was later found unharmed. costs >> police are not saying much about the motive or whether her credit cards or

atm card was used. she was found with her hands bound on the back seat of her car. the fbi is helping with the investigation. >> ron paul has made a career with trying to do away with the feds. he blames it on government grow. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the oakland marine as we look towards the city. he conceded cloud cover in the background. the fog is already starting to push back to the clothesline. as we look ahead to next couple of days it is going to be very similar. sunshine and cooler temperatures each day with temperatures dropping into the '70s. as we head into saturday the

winds of the north will pick back up. that will lead to less fog and warmer temperatures. tomorrow morning fog to the coastline, the bay shores, inland valleys high and north bay. asks the 10:00 hour does not bring in market clearing. we will still seek patchy fog. did they shores will start the season clearing to the early afternoon. patchy fog along the coastline and not much more to the late afternoon hours. as for the temperatures will call another couple of degrees, still in the low 80s in morgan hill in los gatos. 70's for the rest of the south bay for. who holds several more degrees in the inland valleys tomorrow. low 80s, 78 and concord, 79

in walnut creek and 79 in pittsburgh. the east bay stores, more '60s there. softs sphere fifth fat-free and look at your extended forecast, the cooler weather is going to continue to wrap up the work with siri that is because of the fog. as we head into saturday and sunday a lot less fog and warmer temperatures caused average for this time of year >> this is video that shows a trainer being pulled underwater when a wheel grabbed his foot and would

not let go. he suffered punter wants and other injuries. ultimately he broke free and still works at the park. the video was first presented last fall by regulators in defense of safety violations the issue against the park. those violations followed a 2010 death of a trainer at orlando's sea world. the video was recently commute to. federal officials are asking large ships to slow down as they approached san francisco bay. they want to prevent collisions with wheels. the advisory was issued by the national oceanid in hemispheric its coalition. federal officials have also approved a plan to protect whales and the bay area by tracking them better and rerouting ships.

>>catherine: a look outside and traffic. traffic is moving at medium speed, no real problems there. we will be back with more news.

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>>pam: and other bay area news, fremont police arrested this man for attempted murder. he is accused of stabbing a man in april. he had been on the run until yesterday night when police found him in oakland. he was arrested on outstanding warrants.

>> the team's stoles and atm cards, laptop computer and the sense -- and the victim's car.

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and >> and california's water war is heating up yet again. the announcement made by governor jerry brown and federal officials and how is already has people split. >>stanley: coming up is the oldest form of fare evasion. also you what is and how you can help stop it.

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>>pam: and gov. jerry brown's is unveiling a new

plan to build to nasa but water pipeline south of sacramento if. it is part of a new multibillion-dollar effort to upgrade the aging water supply system. trawl clifford has the details. >> a network of palms, canals and levees draws water off of the delta and distributes it all across california but as the state's population has grown, so has the strain on the ecosystems and wildlife. if the governor gets his way the state will build a new $14 billion water pipeline system designed to secure california's water network and relieve pressure off of the delta. the new pipelines would start the of the sacramento and intake stations would be built along the sacramento river capable of drawing 9000 cubic feet of water per second. the pipes would run 35 mi. south underneath the delta tool holding base near tracy.

the pipelines will secure the water supply while taking pressure off of the delta. opponents feel it could prove to be disastrous. >>pam: prosecutors will not investigate allegations that have francisco mayor committed perjury in his bid to oust ross mirkirimi. the district attorney's office says there is no basis for opening a criminal investigation against the mayor. the lawyer for mirkirimi suspect that the mayor lied under oath during questioning before the city's ethics commission. the mayor says he told the truth and the allegations against him are outrageous. the commissioner says the mayor's statements were relevant as to whether mercury me committed

official misconduct and pleading guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment and a domestic violence incident involving his wife. >>catherine: pg&e crews have finished repairing a damaged gas line after fire officials reported from a gas leak in el cerrito this morning. pg&e received a call from the el cerrito fire department reporting a strong quarter sachs near the intersection call. when the crews arrived they discovered a 2 in. gas line had been damaged because of broken tree roots. the gas was shut off to that portion of the pipe. cost been the apple has leased a new operating system called maummar and grief if it is a $20 upgrade at over 200 new features. the new operating system

plans in various features. sharing and sinking between computers and mobile devices will be easier and faster. netflix reported their latest earnings yesterday after the closing bell. today, the stock to the dive down 25%. they have continued to lose subscribers.

>> and artist attached arms to real sixth time double decker bus and enabled it to do pushups to celebrate the london olympics. the bus will be on display outside of the olympic team's headquarters during the games. >>jaqueline: temperatures were cooler once again as expected, cooling several degrees for the inland valleys. we saw temperatures mainly in the '70s and the south bay and 70's through the north bay. the cooling trend is going

to continue. in taking a live look outside and all plants, a really pretty good trip. sunshine everywhere with the exception of the coast. low cloud cover already starting to come in. the fog is going to be moving back in overnight. into tomorrow we will see clearing and even cooler temperatures. as we head into the weekend the fog will start to clear and we will see much warmer temperatures saturday, sunday and next week. details of the forecast coming up. >> it is a very controversial move but japan is resuming testing of the second nuclear power reactor. officials raised the output of the reactors after some final safety checks.

>> they have been getting heaviest rain have seen in 60 years. it has overwhelmed the city's drainage system. cars submerged and house is flooded. people have been taking to the internet to express outrage. the disaster may have led to the resignation of the beijing mayor's although no one is publicly confirming whether the resignations are linked to the problem. more rain is in the forecast for beijing through tomorrow. there are dramatic new images from nasa showing a huge ice sheets that has an all arietta -- that have

been melting. there are images on july 8th. the white is the eyes. by the 12, nasa is estimating that 97 percent of the sheik would have amounted. it is an unprecedented change. >> here is a look at traffic and walnut creek. very heavy. this is the 6 80/24 interchange. we have more news to come.

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numbers are not getting health care. it is starting to bottom in certain markets that it is not what used to be. >> the airline industry made millions of dollars. they did it in a tricky fashion, they cut capacity and they are not competing against each other. that is going to create inflation, many people would just stop flying after labor day holiday. >>mark: you can catch rob like with the mornings at 60 5:00 a.m. and 9:15 a.m.. >>pam: the nation's largest banks, j.p. morgan chase has agreed to pay 100 million to settle a lawsuit from consumers. customers say that the company improperly increased minimum payments on their credit-card bills.

card holders claim that chased did it to make extra money on fees that it charged to people who could not lead to higher patients. chase argue that the increase was a reasonable response to unprecedented economic turmoil and impending regulatory charges. the settlement ends a three year-old case against trees for raising the minimum payments from 2%-5% on account balances in 2008 and 2005. >> the fog is already moving back to the coastline. a live look outside from the mt. tam camera shows low cloud coverage. it's going to be forcing back and in keeping things cool until tomorrow. in the south bay it is still in the '70s. closer to the coastline, it is quite cool. we will see the fog for seen

briefly into the inland valleys. into the afternoon, sunny skies and temperatures are a little bit cooler. the fog returns once again to the coastline. fog tracker 4 tomorrow morning, the bay stores will be seen the fall. parts of the north bay, south bay into the north valley, low cloud cover. by the time clock tower we do not get a lot of clearing except for the south bay. as we move into the afternoon the fog will move back to the clothesline. as for temperatures mark, a couple of degrees cooler. a couple of degrees cooler in our inland valleys. '60s and '70s for the east bay stores.

her numbers will remain in the low 60s tomorrow. a couple of degrees of cooling in the north bay. a look in your extended forecasts, cooler weather tomorrow in cooler weather again on friday. through the weekend of the wind out of the north are forecast to pick up. that will help to clear the fog out and allow temperatures to become closer to average for this time of year. >>stanley: this is a book of muni transfers. usually it is 100 to a book. having been muni transfer allows the passenger 90 minutes of ride on just about any bus or train. if a muni transfer were to fall into the wrong hands, all bets are off.

here is the problem. people are stealing any transfers and reselling them. not just one transfer, there are 10 in the book. on average, muni loses 19 million every year due to fare evasion. that is not counting the sense of transfers. it is a problem that is so bad. >> we're working every day to crack down on this problem. we're trying to find ways to resolve the problem every day. >> some have found ways to disable the bus and when the driver leaves a strike. as with just one stolen transfer, someone could write muni for basically all safe without spending a single dime except the $1

they paid these for the transfer curious there is a way that you can help. >> if he sees someone selling illegal transfers, he should notify authorities as soon as possible. fifth >> do not be the one cobb behaving badly. >>catherine: taking traffic on highway one no one in san jose, traffic is moving well northbound and southbound. the guadalupe overpass is showing some backup. on the san mateo bridge the headlines are eastbound. that is where traffic is heaviest. westbound traffic is not too bad. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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>>catherine: the serious drought across the united states mean that you will be paying more for food. why officers were forced to go to mass on james holmes. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside in downtown san franciscan. low cloud of restoring some of banking. we will see fog again tomorrow morning include tatars of the details at 6 him.

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higher prices are on the way. kron4 is breaking down the impact of this year's newly any additional routes. but had a shocking and scary. >>catherine: crimes are skyrocketing and one east bay suburb. frustrated residents say they're taking matters into their own hands. details are next. announcer: the kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >>pam: the usda said today food prices at the grocery store will be going up next year because of the record drop in most of the country this year. j.r stone this following the story and joins us with details on food prices that have really been rising since last year. >>j.r: here we go again. overall we talked about an increase on everything when you go to the supermarket next year.

fast and today calculating how this could cost you in the bay area. that nationwide it has been hot and dry. that means you're in for a surprise when you go to the supermarket next year it the usda several important as oil will increase beef and dairy. from an unlikely rise in fourth executive office%. pekingese year and a few pennies there. this has made a few items, the bill went from $41.32 to $43 to cents. $1.70 more per visit, with two trips a week that is an extra $3.40 a week. an extra $163 cents a year.

that is for a person who by suggest themselves. >> one of the reasons why we see a rise in me, poultry and dairy prices are the high cost of feed which is sky high right now. this past june was also one of the hottest june's nationwide and more than 100 years. >>pam: ended tonight, a crime wave is sitting in east bay suburb. take a look of the figures released by police in india. violent crimes such as aggravated assault also skyrocketed nearly 46% on top of that department is still on a 34 police officers. city officials say their drug went to find a solution. >> it was a chilling crime.

a man attacked and robbed and from his own home. it was all caught on homeowners soda events camera. stigmata baristas this -it means and discuss s @ didn't ahead of peter is ipad boxes ahead harass, and had

a thing might be a problem. >> she said there recently received a federal grant for five new officers, but they need more. >> antioch on whether or of also your other of time given behind a hamas and on

current law and before hobbling is being is an infinite had been tapped-a supplements. tonight we're-war or a police say (a crowded: the rampage on friday. officials are under court order to remain silent about a massacre but that has not stopped some the from leaking the details. it is confirmation is having an.

the rest, james holmes has refused to talk of crimes he is accused of committing. now this or that he described his plans in detail. in the search of the university of colorado medical campus where he was enrolled as a doctoral student police found a package with his name and return address. it was discovered on monday in the mail room address to university psychiatrist. inside was a notebook. several sources say he described his plans and even included stick figures have with guns shooting a stick figure had hidden it is a crown on the parcel had been in the mail room. once said was a lebron delightful, more than one week course it and who taught a series of courses that he attended including neurological disorders and schizophrenia.

>> the first lawsuit is in the works. a man who was not injured said he is suffering from extreme trauma due to death of a friend. he says he plans to sue the theater for fear linked to properly secure the emergency exit. >> the youngest victim of the shooting was just six years old. her 15 year-old babysitter was also at the theater and to try to save a little girl. the teenager showed a lot of courage. now, she is sharing her story. >> i felt like it was my job to protect her.

>> she liked to draw. i have a bunny in my room. she always liked to lighten it yet. >> the six roles mother was also shot. she is expected to survive. >> the victims' families are getting on with this ad business of funerals. this: a father was the first and of victims to be laid to rest.

the real estate appraiser had taken two teenage daughters to the midnight movie as a special treat. at his funeral one of them said as shots rang out the last thing she remembers hearing was her dad shouting to them i love you, either of you both. >>pam: i witnesses recounting the scary moments today during a massive apartment fire that left one person dead. two other residents were slightly hurt. kron4's spoke with a tourist who was staying in the video and said video of the flames. >> we heard the sirens, i looked out of the window,

it was eerie and threatening. the fire brigade came quickly and did a good job. >> of 12 units or damage. the arson task force is investigating the blaze is not considered suspicious. >> here is a live look outside from the oakland the marina. a very pretty picture with mostly sunny skies. the fog is clinging to the coastline this afternoon and will be pushing back into the bay shores overnight. temperatures for cooler as

expected. temperatures will continue their downward trend on the next couple of days. >>catherine: supporters of the missing morgan hill teenager, more drama with the jacksons. a judge suspended the grandmother's custody of michael jackson's children. we will tell you the guardian is now. investigators in several states are trying to figure out if a former hospital of fully infected patients with chronic disease and how it could have happened.

thoughtful and an annunciator nine boards back in march. box and a all talking on an opera festival on the benefits aren't it not for had it runs at. >> at minetta also belong all ahead harass it after

the pedestal was refused. >> we're definitely disappointed but no hard feelings. witness not but what >> said volunteers wanted to set up a table like this one for which there would have hit so teachers stir in need. organizers say there can be no exceptions to a longstanding policy. >> we all have a lot of compassion for the sierra lamar case. we wish there is something we could do but we have to have a consistent and to florida in a cost

>> we are outraged that they do not really care. this is a missing girl, can they make an exception? >> must the festival has the changes forced the plan to meet with their booths set up outside the gates. >>pam: this is the man currently behind bars accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. again, her body has never been a fan. this year's national night of celebrations is just a couple of weeks away. here are the year today crime statistics for july 2012 murders. the oakland police chief as

the community needs to play a stronger role in helping to get these kron numbers town can it >> they live in those neighborhoods. they know who is shooting and have guns. >> we have seen some a lot of influence. we're not one of this along. the community has to really be part of it. they're finally getting tired of the violence. >> edes long family feud has become very public.

at one point while mrs. johnson was >> the details are not clear to. kiss she is on way back, los angeles, tivo is now temporarily guardians of michael jackson's children. ... all this and that fung >> authorities fifth if this meant if the serial and factor. he is accused of infecting at least 30 people with hepatitis c by stealing syringes in drugs for his own use and that alone is the needle to be used on patients.

but >> there is not telling how many people this will affect. >> hepatitis the its contracted through contaminated blood and can cause serious liver damage.

>> the fog is clinging to the coastline. here is a live look outside from the mt. tam cam. overnight we are going to see more extensive fog moving into the inland valleys, at least briefly. into tomorrow we will see clearing skies and temperatures in little bit cooler than what we saw today. by the weekend, less fog and warmer temperatures. tomorrow morning the fall will be fairly extensive. but it 10:00 our view was declaring in concord, san jose, clearing and warm.

>> 79 walnut creek 78 and concord. '60s and '70s for the east bay shores. not much change along the coastline. the weather has this pretty consistent with seabury's winds and temperatures in the low 60s. the peninsula is a mix of '60s and '70s. we will start to see the cool air filtering in a little bit more. a look your extended for accounts with temperatures remaining below average over the next couple of days. saturday into sunday the wind out of the north are expected to pick up.

that will clear outfall for and allowed to adjust to warmth inland to near 90 serious damage in all lands here in southern california turns out not to be so scary after all. details after the break. off cliffs for for rough

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>>pam: reports of wild cats taking people's heads led to a prank gone awry. one resident panicked when she saw this. to her, it looked like a real mountain lion. police and animal control rushed to her home but it turned out the giant cat was stuffed. >> as a joke we thought, let's put it in a neighbor's yard. >> the print victim says she called the 911 of greater rack or tries hour later realizing the line was stake. and 1/8 we will be right

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>>pam: of coming up, sharks -- shots fired on a car on the interstate with children inside. how a new plan to upgrade california's water system has environmentalists say not so fast. hands, the chaotic scene outside of a wal-mart where investigators say a suspected shoplifters were bolted without her baby. those stories and more coming out. cough wow,

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announcer: the kron4 news continues now. >> when it comes to brokers restore for food, expects higher prices. usda announced on wednesday that because of the drought fears are relying on most of the country. a likely increase between 3% and 4%. some of the largest jobs will be in beef and dairy

products. >> here in antioch if, of violent crime is on the rise. the police chief says the first few months of 2012 it has nearly doubled in compared to figures from last year. he says one of the main problems with crime here in antioch, the department is down 34 officers and the city council says they are aware of the problem in because of budget restraints they cannot hire the officers they need but they are getting a federal grant that will allow for five additional officers. >> here is video that was shot by a tourist that shows flames at this apartment building. an elderly man lives in the apartment where the body was discovered. one firefighter was sent to the hospital with minor lacerations.

free of the told units were damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> investigators at the hercules police department are looking into an attempted murder connected to a violent freeway shooting on interstate 80 injuring two adults driving in a vehicle with four small children. >> we were very fortunate that the children were not injured. >> it is too early to speculate on a motive. >> in sacramento the governor unveiled a new $14 billion plan to build a pipeline system that will move water from the sacramento river 35 mi. of underground, underneath the san joaquin deltas to holding bases near tracy. supporters say it would help secure california's water supply network but opponents believe the new pipelines could be harmful to the deltas heart took ecosystem.

>> in tech news, apple has released a new operating system for their desktop and laptop computers called my mind. it is a $20 upgrade that adds up over 200 new features. lands and features of the iphone and ipad operating systems sharing and sinking between computers and mobile devices will be easier and faster. how netflix reported their latest quarter earnings from yesterday, today, their stock took a dive, down 25%. >> their stock value loss $20.10 day. ouch! they have continued to lose subscribers since last year >>catherine: our date was this story, continued cooling.

to take temperatures will cooling as expected. the fog will return overnight. it will be more extensive pushing into the inland valleys. sunny skies again tomorrow afternoon with temperatures to tackle a. temperatures tomorrow, a tad bit cooler than today. the inland valleys are cooling several degrees as well. mainly in the 60s for the least a source. " close to the coastline with 60s coesite. not much change there. temperatures been dipping into the '70s in the north bay. here is a look in your extended forecast. cooler weather to round up the work week.

>>catherine: to women leaving it for a wal-mart were confronted for shoplifting, one woman ran off and left her one year old and left for one year old. >> they both abandon the baby. the baby's mother was on probation and other -- under house arrest. both women are in jail in the baby is in state custody. thoughtful for one group is

trying to discourage women who might be pregnant from drinking and hurting their developing fetus. they have installed pregnancy tests in the bathroom if that cost $3. hist >>stanley: welcome to the muni station in san francisco. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will take a look at what happens during the morning rush and why this muni station is the focus of an next edition of people behaving badly.

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>>pam: you may want to watch your language. it could cost you a promotion or job. a new survey finds 4 butterworts could impact a professional image more of anything. >> on the most stressful days at the office, it is easy to let a few four- letter words slip. >> it is something i do not want to do that i sometimes do on accident. >> swearing in the workplace could cut a dent in your reputation according to a new career builders' survey of more than 6000 employers and employees. 57 percent of employers said they would be less likely to promote someone who uses salty language.

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>>pam: gary has highlights straight ahead. the giants and tim lincecum on the mound as they try to sweep the padres. gary has forthcoming and next.

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>>gary: aubrey have a good deactivated on friday. lincecum had to great starts and ends today. from san rafael high school, his daddy to play for the giants, he delivers.

>> the report enceinte of all, he was injured last night and suffered a strained left hamstring. at this point the old saying is, he is day-to-day. >> you do not want to push it. if you get heard it is going to get worse. >> the giants are off tomorrow, the dodgers are at the ballpark in san francisco. one good piece of news coming from the giants today, along with at&t park, they have been selected to host the world baseball classic in 2013.

the oakland a's are no joke. >>gary: tall-0 oakland a's in the eighth inning.

the dodgers are going to take on the entire 30 million left on his contract. the los angeles dodgers now have ramirez playing shortstop.

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>>gary: on the olympic competition is under way. all a big soccer. usa in france. how terrible it scores. the usc defeated france 4-2.

>> this has been the strongest team top to bottom. i think the depth of the team is what is still in port on the women's side. i think it will be really interesting over the next 12 days or so. >>gary: she is ready to go. her third olympics. when we come back, as the audience gets asked us questions.

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>> i think he is going to miss at least the dodgers series. matt camp had any cancelling deal that kept him out for a while. >> what is the driver's story, the oakland a's of the giants? >> i would have to stay you'd have to be rocking and rolling with the oakland a's. >> the oakland a's we're still finding out, what a street.

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