. firefighter its turning in their gear after being laid off but new hope they may get their jobs back. >> mild weather keeping danger at bay. >> quick thinking neighbors helped police arrest a suspected drunk driver who hit two bicyclists. >> and north bay parents bring their kids to get a shot to try to stop the spread of whooping cough.

>> the news starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> i'm ken wayne. >> just days after 49 san jose firefighters were laid offa new development that could get some of them their jobs back. the san jose firefighter's union came to the table with a new concession proposal but is it to late? paul chambers. >> reporter: good evening. we are live in front of fire station 30 that closed its doors at 8:00 this morning. shortly after the last of the firefighters had their final good-byes. >> it's a little rough, it's a little hard to take in. >> it rips my heart out. i can't tell you the pain that i feel personally of these young men and women. it's not fair. >> reporter: standing together possibly for the last time, nearly all 49 firefighters say

they hope to get their jobs back as the union offers another proposal. >> the ng up once again and making another proposal that we believe should knock down all the barriers. >> there is are positive things in terms of the amount of pay reductions and benefit reductions that firefighters willing to offer. it appears to be the same as the priorities. >> reporter: the firefighters say they would save the city millions into the future. the union is giving up pay races in to the 2011. also they are removing the no lay off provision from the contract and are willing to give up 10% of benefits for new hires. >> when you where what we would need to avoid the layoffs we need almost 10 million. there is a 6 million-dollar gap between what they are offering and what the proposal saves. >> we were guaranteed during the academy that we were needed and that we would have opportunity to serve the city of san jose. >> reporter: they were able to do that but for less than a

year. some like johnson was days from a year mark, others six months, either way it was decades short of the 30 years they planned to serve and protect. >> i have been able to live that dream. these young people, their dream has been shattered. >> my car is empty. we drive around with our gear in our car moving station to station. >> reporter: with the final round of lay offs the city will loose two fire stations and one ladder truck. everything remove from those vehicles and now stored here. >> with fewer firefighters the citizens, can suffer but also there is not enough firefighters to back us up. it could be injuries, deaths. report most of them say it was a pleasure sec the city and hope they will once again return here. >> this is the department i wanted to work for and i was lucky to get hired i will never give up hope to come back here. >> reporter: with the dispute still looming between the union and the city it appearance the

next step is the process called binding arbitration. that lets an outside mediator make the decision. the council will died if that will go before the voters in november. >> fire crews in southern california hope to have a stubborn fire there contained by tomorrow. the crown fire near palmdale in los angeles county is now almost 90% contained. the blaze has burned almost 14,000 acres and destroyed four homes and five out buildings. it's thought it may have been sparked from people using a tire iron to fix a tire feel. a major fire to the north in kern county is also nearing containment. fire crews say cooler weather and higher humidity helped them get the fires under control. bay area firefighters say despite the cooler than normal temperatures we have this there still a lot of fire season left. john is live in napa with

details. >> reporter: ken here in the bay area it's been less than beening but firefighters know that fire weather is on the way. cal fire is keeping its crews sharp for the big game that could come at any time. today we watched as this crew trained for battle against a pretended wildfire. >> right now is kind of the heart of fire season. >> it is. people can get into a falls sense of security because we have had the mild temperatures but we are not. >> reporter: unlike in other years this year's mild weather has let crews have a lot more dress rehearsals before having to face major incidents. >> higher relative humidities that affect the dry fuels, the dead fuels. and the lower temperatures as well. we just don't get the conditions where the fire start is as likely. >> reporter: the red flag conditions had the firefighters practicing hard, dragging hose hundred of feet up a rocky

hillside and putting out flames. >> training is important. we have seasonal firefighters and they aren't with us all year. >> reporter: of firefighter safety is important. the crew was ordered to evacuate because the fire changed directions. >> they have a look out established that calls out the fire is moving at you and now they move. >> reporter: while the bay area has been unhurt southern california is dealing major fires, stark reminders of the importance of defensible space. we found gary working in his yard. he feels he has enough defensible space for the ever present danger. >> because the fact we are on in particular hill and there is a lot of open space, a lot of grasses, some dead trees, so forth. they could be a fire hazard. >> reporter: officials say the cool summer has had no effect on fire conditions in the last three months of fire season.

it only takes one brief period of hot windy conditions to get the hills primed to burn. ktvu channel 2news. >> thank you. for more on the latest trends and a rook at today's temperatures we go to mark, mark it has been an interesting past month. >> reporter: yeah. in fact temperatures really not changing that much over the past few weeks but inland. normally every summer we talk ability an area of high pressure and areas upper 80s to low 90s. this area of low pressure up to the north and west. this is keeping the fire danger low era cross the bay area, also better air quality. our fire season peaks later into september and even into parts of october. we are still heading toward the peak of fire season with you its been a cool summer across the bay area. current numbers, still pretty warm in fairfield. 87 degrees. san francisco 61, oakland 67 and san jose in the upper 70s

at 77. for this evening fair skies, patchy coastal fog and there is the temperature range at least for the evening. from the upper 50s, inland on track to 70 degrees. the plan for tomorrow. the temperature range from the upper other's coast side. warmest locations inland in the mido upper 08's investment another cooling trend to talk about, more on that in just a few minutes. >> we will see you then. danville police arrested a suspected drunk driver accused of hitting two bicyclists and crashing in to several parked cars. it happened around antenna round danville. not far from san mramone high school. the bicyclists appear to have minor injuries. the man was driving erratically. >> we heard the guy yelling say get out of the street there is a guy that ran over two bikers and he is driving a red

truck and he is crazy, knocked over a pole and went up the street. >> reporter: once the driver stopped the truck neighbors surrounded, got the driver held and held him for police. >> deputies arrested a suspect in the killing of a man whose body was found in a high school parking lot. the 44-year-old is charged with murder. the victim's body was found at the high school friday afternoon in a car. he was identitied as a 34-year- old juan carlos garcia. he was killed somewhere else. an appear will be done tomorrow. the suspect is being held on one million dollars bail. oakland police investigating a couple shootings last night that happened with in minutes of each other. it's not clear if they are related. one involved a taxi driver and a passenger. police found the abandoned taxi just before ten at a gas station at 35th avenue and international boulevard. it had blood inside and a broken window. officers say someone drove the taxi driver to the hospital

where he is being treated for a gun shot wound. the second shooting involved two people shot in the 1100 block of 65th avenue. >> we had two men, that wereself transported from the 1100 block of 65th avenue to the hospital. they appear to be stable. >> there is no word on suspects or motives for either shooting. >> police in santa rosa have arrested a parolee think say tried to steal property from santa rosa high school. a burglar alarm alerted officers of the break-in just before 1:30 this morning. when they arrived they say they found the 29-year-old michael barton leaving the gym. he was arrested on charges of burglary and on a warrant for being a parolee. also two men arrested early this morning on charges of attempted murder. investigators say a 32-year-old approached officers just before 2:00 this morning saying he had been stabbed several times in a

fight. police say the attack happened near the 7th street parking garage in downtown santa rosa. with the help of witnesses police found and arrested two men. the unidentitied victim is expected to survive. >> a disturbing case of child cruelty is unfolding in sacramento. also dozens of kids line up for free whooping cough shots. >> blackberry users in middle eastern countries will soon find the technology limited. >> and the anticipated pictures out. what chelsea's wedding day looked like. we will be right back. what this droid does will change how you do movies.

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. a 13-year-old boy is with his birth mother after police say he was found handcuffed with a chain around his neck outside his home last night. the boy told police his father chained him to the kitchen

table so his parents could go gambling but that he was able to unfasten the lock and escape. the father and his stepmother have been arrested and face false imprisonment and child cruelty charges. >> police investigating a deadly shooting that happened early this morning. officers responded to a call just after 1:00 a.m. and found a man shot inside a garage at a home. emergency crews gave first aid but the man didn't respond and was declared dead a short time later. it's not clear if he lived at the home. police haven't released any information about a suspect or a motive in the shooting. san francisco police are still searching for more suspects in connection with an attack yesterday morning in delores park. a man was attacked by as many as 12 people while walking through the park. he was stabbed several time its, beaten and robbed. police say the victim was targeted for his backpack and

didn't appear to know the suspects. he is in san francisco general hospital with life threatening injuries. the only details police have released are the ages of the suspects saying they were 17, 18 and 20. >> with california facing inepidemic of whooping cough parents are urged to get their kids vacant natured. >> reporter: it was once a common childhood illness and cause of death. that changed after people started using the vaccine. today people are finding themselves strapped for health care coverage. one program is trying to make sure no problem is left without insurance. this is the first time was gotten his teeth checked. >> open. >> reporter: he is within of 300 receiving a dental check and other check ups because of

neighbors in help. >> all done. >> reporter: free vaccines couldn't be at a better time. theresa's daughter starts school soon and as of two weeks ago the number of cases of whooping cough claimed to 1500. so far this year 7 infants have died in what looks like the worst epidemic in 50 years. >> it's nice to have this going on for them. for me single parent can't afford medical coverage. you can pay more than 5,000 for the emergency room. >> reporter: she was nearly wiped out bah of a trip to the er. >> it's scary because are you worrying about money. >> reporter: she made sure her nephew signed up for coverage. when i used to be at school i couldn't see nothing. >> reporter: victor's grades had started to slip because of his poor vision. here he was able to get glasses. >> the idea that little things become big things.

>> reporter: the city, county, united way and kaiser teamed up five-years ago to launch program. since then they have set up more than 10,000 children to health insurance and have provided free screenings, dental exams and back to school physicals for thousands. without it doctors say kids like victor could become drop outs, frustrated by not being able to see or read. >> when are you older and don't have insurance you can't get employment and we are putting this energy there to the kids now to make the future better. >> reporter: now to fight the epidemic california public health officials have expanded vaccine recommendations to include children under the age of seven, adults over 64 and women, before, during and after being pregnant. july, august and september tend to be the peak months for the cough and to give you an idea of how bad it is, last year there were 300 cases reported.

right now there are 5 times that number. ktvu. >> twitter fans will be happy to hear it's back up and running 689 it was out for a couple hours early this morning . it was downed for planned maintenance. it took about five hours and was done around 4:00 a.m. tweets started moving again about 90 minutes later. key features of the blackberry will be blocked including web browsing e-mail. the country had declared the smart phone a threat to national security. the ban starts in october. neighbors countries plan to join it. censor ship is routine in the area in spite of efforts as trying to call it a business hub. >> the first photographs the clinton wedding day have been

released and it looks like it appears to have gone off with the privacy they wanted. >> reporter: in the official photographs the couple appears happy and relaxed as did the clintons. the setting was great, outdoor ceremony that happened at sunset on a hilltop overlooking the hudson on the grounds of the 50-acre private estate. if you look closely you also pick up other details, the cascading ruffles down the front of the wedding gown designed by vera wang, sparkles around the waist line in a belt. and the gown worn by mrs. clinton. it was preformed by a rabbi and a minister. the groom is jewish. chelsea is a methodist.

after the couple married the family released a statement that read in part, we watch with great pride and emotion as she wed in a beautiful ceremony surrounded by family and close friends. we couldn't have asked for a more perfect day. in the end they got what they were after for the most part, privacy and a dream wedding. >> if you want to see a slide show of photographs from the wedding day just log onto the website and click on the water cooler section. >> more violence brewing in the middle east. what israel is saying about the latest round of rocket attacks and air strikes. >> draw downs early on will be a fairly limited numbers. >> the secretary of defense giving details about the afghanistan troop withdrawal set for next summer. >> iran government official giving his reason as to why those three hikers were arrested and detained.

. we have developing news out of north richmond. two people have been shott. happened at 4:42 at third street and market. investigate soars say the two have been airlifted to a hospital. it's not known right now the extent of their injuries. we will have more information tonight. >> in news of the world in israel a rocket fire hit a community center in southern

israel last night. the second attack with in 36 hours. no one was hurt. us receipt responded to the first attack with an air strike on a government building early saturday morning. no one is claiming responsibility for the attacks but the israeli prime minister warned gaza's rulers that israel holds them responsible and that they will defend itself. in pakistan the death toll from monsoon flooding has reached 1100 as the area braces for more heavy rain tomorrow. officials say at least 30,000 people remain stranded by the flooding. damage to roads and bridges is making it hard for relief agency to the bring supplies. related storms and flooding in afghanistan have killed dozens of people where united states and afghanistan military people are carrying out rescue operations. in china the government launched a new gps satellite into orbit today. the satellite is the 4th of 35 that will eventually cycle the

globe providing china with its only gps and communication system. it'll be able to provide ground navigation in china and asia by 2012. >> hundreds of protesters took to the streets today deuncing the united states and afghanistan government. >> we condemn american forces [inaudible] of afghanistan in different provinces. >> they marched to the presidential palace demanding an end to the occupation. the report said that 2400 civilians were killed last year. the deadliest year since the un started tracking the war deaths. >> they came under the game. freedom and human rights which is a false thing that they say. they are doing something against that. >> reporter: today's peaceful demonstration followed riots on friday when civilians attacked

set fire to a small convoy carrying contractors that collided with a car. democrats appear to be growing impatient. a bill to fund the war passed in the house but 102 democrats voted againstt. today the house speaker said democrats have mounting concerns over the economic and human toll the war is taking. >> we brought the bill to the floor and that was the statement that said that we knew that the troops needed to have what was -- what they needed to have would be provided for them. we will never abandon our men and women in uniform. on the other hand it gave the members a chance to express their view. >> the netherlands the first nato country to withdraw from afghanistan. it's due to rising political pressure. canada will withdraw next year and poland will pull out in

2012. >> joint chiefs air chan said the united states has a plan to attack iran if needed but also said it would be a bad idea. the remark was a rare admission by a white house official that plans have been drawn up for possible military action. for its part iran fired back after the comment saying if iran were attacked the response would be overwhelming. robert gates made the rounds on the talk shows to talk about the war in afghanistan. >> reporter: the defense secretary predicts only small numbers of troops will leave next july when the united states is supposed to start a draw down. he said the way to improve security is to degrade the taliban so they are willing to consider reconciliation with the afghanistan government. gates said july 2011 is not the etched of the presence but the beginning of the transition and if the taliban is waiting for us to leave next summer they

should know the united states is still going to be around with a lot of troops. >> my personal preponderance is that draw downs will be a fairly limited numbers and as we are successful we will probably accelerate. it'll depend on the conditions onto ground. > both officials expressed outrage about the release of thousands of afghanistan war records last week by wikileaks saying it puts american troops and figuring who cooperate with us at risk. >> possibility for costing us lives is significant. i said when it first happened i was appalled. i remain appalled and that the possibility for the loss of lives, of american soldiers or coalition soldiers or afghanistan citizens is clearly there. >> reporter: he said the united states is trying to protect

afghanistan people named in the documents. >> an iran spokesman said three hikers detained are being investigated for breaching the security of the islamic republic. it appears to be in response to recent pleas for their release. he also denounced what he called political pressure and media things with demonstrations. yesterday was one year since the three were detained in iran after wander across the rder. >> the president grades his performance. >> also ahead. >> this will do more to stimulate the economy than anything we have been talking about. >> what the former fed chief said will help lift the lack luster economy. >> and as engineers work to seal the well there are new the chemical used to clean up the ill oil.

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. august means congress will take a break but not from campaigning. democrats and republicans are aware that it's the economy that could make or break their party's control of congress. >> reporter: two things on the radar in dc as we go into the slowest move the political calendar. the economy and the election. both are tied together in a big way. the president kept the economy in mind this morning he was given the chance to look at his own performance and give it a grade. >> incomplete because until

the economy has rebounded, fully and people are feeling better we have a long way to go. until the unemployment rate is down and the economy is where it needs to be i'm not going to be satisfied. >> republicans say he is dealing the economy in the wrong way. they say we need lower taxes, not government spending that's the message they will take on the campaign trail in august. though democrats are expected to loose seats in november the senate minority lead certify playing the expectations game by down playing the danger to democrats. >> i think one of the things we need to do is remember that there are still three months to go. if the election were today would have a good day. it's a long way until november. they have out spent us and i expect them to do it again. they won't go down easily. >> democrats agree they won't go down easily. they say they won't go down much at all. the house speaker saying she isn't nervous. >> we have a solid plan of

messages and mobilizing the grass roots level and management of or campaigns and we have a 2-1 advantage money wise so we feel confident. >> reporter: she has her work cut out for her. she has to deal with the fall out from ethics charges against two house democrats. in washington, fox news. > alan green span said the recovery is in a pause, one that feels like a recession. he predict that the unemployment rate won't budge for the rest of the year. >> nothing out there that i can see which will alter the or the level of unemployment in this country. >> the unemployment is at 9.5%. california is at 12.3%. in spite of that green span hopes stronger banks and companies along with a strong stock market will help the

economy rebound. >> i don't know where the stock market is going but i will say this. if it continues higher this will do more to stimulate the economy than anything we have been talking about today or any anybody else has been talking about. >> reporter: the former fed chair cautioned that home prices need to say stable saying another wave of foreclosures could trigger a double dip recession. he also warned against extending the bush era tax cuts. >> chemicals used to break um oil in the gulf may be polluting the oil beyond what was necessary for authorized. that is the words that has people concerned. chris guiterrez. >> reporter: new documents reindicate the coast guard approved bp to use hundreds of thousands of gallons chemicals to try to break up the oil in the gulf. the move was okayed despite a

government order that the chemicals only be used sparingly on the water's surface. it's extensive use is raising concerns as to the long term damage. >> we know that the oil and the chemical are both toxic, put them together and it's more toxic. thing that are critical to the marine life, the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: some agree. >> something like a -- with a shell, a small shell, crab, it gets stuck and if they can survive and shed that shell the oil can be released. if they can't it's stuck and there is a problem. >> reporter: bp is moving closer to permanently sealing the well. >> we are making preparations to do the static kill. that could start as early as monday night. >> reporter: it's a two part strategy to kill the well for good. first from above. pumping mud and possibly

cement. then from below using a relief well. a congressional subcommittee is expected to hold a hearing on the use of chemicals on wednesday. bp claims it used a record nearly two million gallons of the chemical in the gulf but now that figure is in question. in louisiana. >> with so udamage done because of the oil spill summer tourists have taken major hit. many are finding themselves along the atlantic. they are lining the shores of myrtle beach south carolina. some businesses say they are having the best summer in years. even so they aren't celebrating what's happen in the gulf. >> if someone from the gulf comes we will do our best to show them what we can but we won't be doing cart wheels offer getting business from somewhere elseful. >> reporter: a trend of vacationers diverting from the gulf to the atlantic. >> the high speed rail authority is seeking more stimulus funds for the project.

the rail authority has until the end of this week to apply for between 700 million and a billion dollars to work on tracks as well as build a station. the project has two and a quarter billion dollars already in grants for the 43 billion- dollar project. state voters approved nine million but it must be used to match other funds. >> muni reminding riders that a construction project starts tomorrow. its part of the ongoing improvement project. they say when it's done rider also be able to access the subway quicker using the clipper smart card. construction will be taking place between monday and wednesday. crews started putting in new gates and vending machines at other metro stations early their year. >> coming up next on the news --. >> continue to look at the cost of dining out higher. >> why auberger fries may soon

cost you more. . and mark will be here with a look at the workweek weather forecast.

. if you have company from out of town you can always take them to the cliff house and stare at grayness again. >> the fog almost like that visitor that always stays to long. hugging a good portion of the coastline and as a result the beaches on the cool side. inland you expect warmer temperatures and that is what we have for today. we have the clouds, point reyes. here is the closer inspection. part of san francisco, ken was stalking about the cliffs, you can see at fog a factor. you head out toward the east.

maybe just partly cloudy skies, fog bank not faraway and it'll be on the increase at least in the short term. look outside. he with can show you that look across the bay. san francisco in the distance. 62 degrees. walnut creek. temperatures on the warm side. currently in the lower 80's at 83. here is a look at the highs, 60 near the coastline in pacifica. 90 antioch. fairfield 87, morgan hill in the 80s as well. showing you this one again. the time l aps e. the clear skies and all the boat traffic, fog returns overnight. the same part eastern into monday. the extended forecast featuring, another cooling trend by wednesday and into thursday. here is the overall weather pattern. this area of low pressure has been responsible for the cooldown across a good portion of the state from pretty much the entire month of july. it'll stay around into august. once again the clouds in the morning.

we have the on sheer breeze and -- a breeze around 20 to 25 miles an hour. that will be for wednesday and then thursday and maybe a little bitl bit of a bump in the numbers later in the week by friday and saturday. here is the plan. first thing tomorrow morning, near the bay possibly drizzle again. then into the afternoon. partly to mostly sunny. still patchy coastal fog. by 3:00 that's the forecast model. the depiction and then the temperature range, not a big change from the readings from today. santa rosa, clear lake warm at 90 and fairfield at 85. okay land at 70, if you want the 80s you can find them around walnut creek, pleasanton and livermore. san jose upper 70's. gilroy around 85. san francisco 64 degrees with a fog a factor in the morning pulling back to near the shoreline and sykes partly cloudy toward downtown. here is the look ahead. the five-day forecast and

temperatures cool them off a little into tuesday. by wednesday and thursday warmest locations barely up into the lower 08's and warm you up by a whole two to three degrees by friday this is an amazing weather pattern. normally one extreme and then another extreme. it's just been one deal for pretty much a month and no signs of letting up. >> i keep waiting for the hot inland temperatures and now it's august. >> if you want the heat maybe sacramento, fresno. that's where it's the 90s. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> a new debate in san francisco about whether to tax fast food restaurants. not because they frequently sell high calorie food but because of the litter generated from packaging. >> reporter: cheese burgers, fries and shakes. staples of the american diet and leading contributors to pollution in a city by the bay.

an audit of the litter found fast food wrappers action cups and napkins the second most identitied source of trash on city streets right behind cigarette buts. to fight that city hall put a 20-cent user fee on cigarettes raising more than 2 million. >> it's basically off set general fund expenditures. we are relying lesson the taxpayer and more on cigarette buyers to basically fund the clean up. >> reporter: fast food joints and mini martes may be next. a similar fee would off set the cost of cleaning up the trash. criticized issues say san francisco people are paying enough. >> it'll hurt the consumer and i think it'll continue to drive the cost of dining out in san francisco higher eventually people will say it's to much. >> reporter: a restaurant manager said it's not fair to raise her prices because customers are litter bugs. >> places try to take care of the problems themselves but if

people are throwing them out there is no way to stop them. >> reporter: along with the cigarette fee san francisco has banned styrofoam cups and a similar program in oakland is raising $300,000 a year making it likely that a trash tax is something residents here will have to learn to swallow. >> coming up experts say it's the hard eve impact they have seen a major crash in nascar involving jimmie johnson. >> and the a's face a near perfect white sox. we will explain. sports wrap is next and we will be right back.

. welcome to this early night edition. the a's beat the chicago white sox on their home field. they couldn't do it wise in a row. a's starter hadn't allowed a hit today until the 5th but then the flood gates opened. two outliner. all three come home to score. third with a triple. the white sox got one more in the inning. juan at the plate. laying down a perfect bunt. gonzalez bad throws backed up but it's a hit for pierre. it's 4-0. chicago starter floyd took a perfect game to the 6th before the a's rallied for

their only run. cliff scores, that was it for the a's. floyd got help from flee relievers. the final out of the game. a's drop two out of three for chicago but no disgrace there. the 4-1 win is the 20th for the white sox in their last 22 home games. red sox took a 3-0 lead over the tigers to the 9th but trouble. cabrera putting one off the center field wall. they went to the bottom of the 9th tied at three. the red sox answered right back. runners at first and second. robbie throwing the ball away at first. darnell mcdonald coming home with the winning reason. boston moves with in six and a half games. the giants trying to for a

three game sweep. the game, they are in the third right now and scoreless. we will have that for you tonight at ten. giants started the day a game and a half behind the padres. san diego started out quickly against the marlins. the first inning off josh johnson. that one banging around in the left field corner and scores two just like that. padres in front. the marlins took the 3-2 into the 6th before san diego struck for three. ball goes over his head. two runs will score. ryan ludwig just getting in around the tag. padres hang on 5-4. right now they are two games up on the giants. two tennis players on the rise in the rangings met in the finals at the bank of the west classic. maria looking for her third title of the year. victoria her first. maria in the far court but they

handling everything. she will hit a back hand winner down the line. first set took nearly an hour to play the second set less than half an hour. same result there. the cross court back hand. billie jean king honored as one of the founders of this event. she dominates in the second set. 6-1 winning her first title. wild ride on the nascar circuit today with 36 of 200 laps to go. jimmie johnson and kurt busch racing hard. johnson bumped bush and bush will take a trip all over the race course. he ends up on the infield. bush would finish for the day. he. the cameras barely caught was what happened to sad letter. he is in the corner of the screen in the box. in that same incident goes hard into the retaining wall.

his engine gets left behind. now he is in the box and watch what happens as he goes hard into the wall. sad letter was shaken but able to get out of the car and didn't supper any serious injuries. the winner for the first time in 64 races was greg biffle. biffle races for jack who was injuried in a plane crash. harvick continues to lead. lots of golf when we continue. including a couple majors and bay area product will be continues his college football career.

. a history making day in golf where the record for lowest record in a pga tournament has been equaled. seven strokes down. here is how he finished his

round. 30 at 16. birdie at 17, could he do it at 18? yes, it's an 11 under parr round of 59 making him the 5th player in history to shoot a 59 and the second in less than a movement he overtakes jeff over ton to win by a stroke. the senior united states open was a two man battle. the two started tied for the lead. couples up a shot but things changed dramaticly. properred his third shot in the water. ended up with a triple bogie in chase mode the rest of the day trailing by three. longer made sure that margin remained. cowls made birdie -- longer get that shot to fall. on the way to the three under parr. by the time he got to 18 he could make parr. amazing double for him. last weekend he won the senior

british open in scotland and then wins the united states a week later. one other major tournament. the women's british where singh was trying to be the youngest with fleemanors starting up by -- a single stroke. she was back in front of hill by two. singh nailed down. three majors for her in her career and two this year. she also won the disco tournament. kicking off the team at oregon as apparently found a new college football home. he visited the old miss campus this weekend and oxford and was offer aid place on the team as a walk on. he posted on his website he intends to take the offer. he had a break out 2009 season but was kicked off after two run ins with the law. rules he will not have to sit out a year because he has earned his under grater

graduate degree. that's it for this early sunday nights sports wrap. see you tonight. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up tonight at ten we will have more on the accident where at least two bicyclist its were injuried several cars damaged when they were struck by a suspected drunk driver and it all took place in a normally quiet community. and that's the report. >> and i'm ken wayne. for all of us here, thank you for joining us.