. fire races through a fourplex. one of the first big tests of the san jose fire department after layoffs. i will have a live report. >> a warning for bike owners. a brazen burglary in danville. >> a new link between the two company at the center of the egg recall. >> the debate over the future site of a mosq, e. some go nose to nose.

>> this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. >> we start tonight in the south bay where more than a dozen san jose residents have been forced out of their homes after a fire ripped through a condo complex. we are live in san jose tonight with why firefighters happened to be nearby. >> reporter: the fire displaced 20 people here at the complex. it broke out this morning just after 10:00, destroying two of the units, damaging a third and a 4th is closed while investigators determine if it's safe to live in. flames woke people up just after ten this morning. >> i heard the dog crying so i woke up. >> reporter: she was in the deep sleep of jet lag. she return from india friday to get ready for school starting at san jose state leaving her

parents behind. >> i looked toward my curtains and saw the shadow of the fire. i got up to look and i saw the fire coming toward the window. >> reporter: she ran down stairs and to the neighbor's house where the fire appeared to becoming from. she banged on their door but they weren't home. a neighbor who lives on the other side of the burning townhouse who took these pictures had also just woke up. >> my sister woke me up and said the fire next door -- catching on fire. >> reporter: the flames appeared to becoming the barbecue he said. the propane tank is charred but is up right tonight. >> i go into the backyard and looked and the barbecue from the propane started catching on fire. i'm calling the fire department, the whole backyard is on fire. >> reporter: investigators haven't released the cause but confirm it was accidental. it's one of the first big fires since lay us august 1st. >> this area hasn't had any

station that were closed. it affects everything when you eliminate rigs and companies. it spreads everybody thinner. then a large fire like this depletes the city more when you have a lot of units here that we needed to fight this fire. then the rest of the city is not covered as well. >> reporter: firefighters responded with in six minutes because they were training at nearby lake cunningham park. waters was left with only her wallet and a few things in her suitcases. >> just shocked. it's scary. i'm glad i got out safe before -- i'm glad i woke up. >> reporter: the red cross will help all 20 people displaced. waters will be staying friends until her parents return from india. live in san jose. ktvu channel 2news. >> light winds helping crews battle two wildfires in southern california tonight.

a fire in san diego county near lake side has destroyed more than a thousand acres. crews airlifted out ten people including hikers trapped on the mountain. the fire is now 10% contained. >> the area the area -- it burned in the 2003 and the cedar fire. we light flashy fuels. the vegetation is less than ten years old so it's not a heavy fire but a fast moving fire because of the vegetation age. >> and unless the winds pick up the forest service thinks full containment by noon tomorrow. in san luis ob isp o a fire has also been burning since yesterday. several campgrounds have been evacuated. right now the fire is 5% contained. >> the bay area is expected to feel a significant warm up in the weather this week. it's the news many have been waiting for. mark is here now with what you can call the return of summer

temperatures. >> reporter: that's right. for the past couple months we have been talking below average. lue notice a significant change tomorrow. we started that warm up today. you can see it's 67 in san francisco. 80s toward santa rosa, fairfield, concord, livermore and san jose at 80 degrees. mostly clear sykes. bit of a breeze. temperatures the upper 50s for the beaches. major warming for tomorrow. how much? most area around 10 to 15- degrees warmer than today. fog free and for the coast in the 70s. inland spots on track to reach the upper 90s. here is the plan for tomorrow. we are starting out the day in the 50s and 60s. into the afternoon with temperatures from the 70s, 80s. hottest locations inland will be hot in the upper 90s, approaching triple digits and concord tomorrow morning 7:00.

62 degrees. by 12:00, 89. forecast high 99 degrees. hot weather will linger into at least the five day forecast. the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> for the first time this summer bay area air quality managers have called a spare the air day. they will go into effect at midnight tonight and last through monday. the air district is encouraging people to drive less and reduce their energy use. people are encouraged also to work at home, or carpool and avoid using spray cleaners, painting and hair spray. there will be no free transit and unlike winter no ban on wood burning. a man in a truck put it in reverse and went through a store front window but as the video should shows it was no accident. >> reporter: you can see a glass repair crew right in the process of putting some of the finishing touches on a new

store front window here. most of the shattered glass that had been scattered on the sidewalk has been cleaned up. when the owner pulled up he found a burglar had left a big mess and a big piece of evidence. stradling the parking lot and the store window a utility pickup truck justing out of the shop. >> it was still running the wheels were smoking. >> reporter: jose rushed over to his store around six this morning after his security system warned him act a break? . >> this is the first time i have had my store broke member to like this. >> reporter: he showed us the video. all you can see are the lights as the truck plows through the glass. >> that's his back up lights. now he is in. >> he is goingn. >> now he goes in. >> into the windows. >> reporter: the get away plan didn't work very well. >> he reversed in to the store, threw it into drive to back out and it was stuck. he jumped out and grabbed a

bike and left. >> reporter: guiterrez said the truck was reported stolen from a landscaping company. the burglar did get away with one bike worth about $7,000 though he wasn't able to ride it. the bike had no pedals. he had to run with the bike. >> reporter: he thinks the burglary is a sign of the times. >> people are stealing bikes and i think if they get a bike and sell it for $200 they don't care. >> reporter: one man has a bike similar to the one stolen. he keep itself secured. >> this is a 30-foot cable lock. >> reporter: he said the type of bike that was taken is very special and used only for time trials. he thinks it'll be hard to resell. >> somebody saw it for sale it would be obvious what bike it is. pretty good chance of where it came from. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is investigating this incident. they weren't able it give us

more information on camera or tell us more about the suspect in this case. however the owner of this bike shop said he has contacted all the bike and pawnshop owners in the area to let them know about this theft just in case anyone tries to resell that stolen bike. reporting live in danville, ktvu channel 2news. >> oakland police have identitied a man who was shot and killed in west oakland yesterday afternoon. they say the 26-year-old walter harris was talking to a man in a car yesterday afternoon. that's when someone walked up and fired more than two dozen rounds at them. harris was killed and the other man is in critical condition. it's not clear if both were being targeted. no arrests have been made movement a crack down on people driving under the influence in santa clara has led to more than 40dui arrests. 14 law enforcement agencies made the arrests from just after midnight frid morning

to midnight last night. officers made 72dui arrests in same period last year. the weekend crack down is part of the ongoing effort to stop drunk drivers between now and labor day. >> a power outage this morning in antioch was the result of a drunk driver. some residents said an 18-year- old crashed into a power pole on south lake drive at about 7:30 this morning splitting the pole in half. one resident took these pictures of the crash. the outage affected a few dozen customers. power will be restored by 8:30 p.m. tonight. police have not reported an arrest in this case. the sun made a rare appearance today in the ocean beach neighborhood just in time for sunday streets along the great highway. cars to make way for pedal and foot powered traffic. san francisco family from the mission said sunday street

social security a safeway to enjoy the city on two wheels. >> my favorite one ever because there is not a lot going on. there is two lanes so we don't have to worry about people coming toward us. >> and it's also -- and is also love my like and i also just got new grips and i also have my favorite color on. >> two more events scheduled this year in san francisco. one in the western edition on september 19th and one in the tender loin for october 4th. >> new details that egg recall. investigators say there is now a link between the two companies at the center of it. >> and republicans at the convention voted today whether they would endorse the immigration law. what they decided. >> supporters and opponents of the mosque near ground zero. >> and same sex marriage

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. investigation in to the massive egg recall revealed its two iowa egg farms shared suppliers. the fda is investigating the two companies in connection to the salmonella outbreak. so far more than 550 million eggs have been recalled. the government probe found that the two farms both had ties to an iowa business that has been cited several times for violating law. the company has been identitied as quality egg which supplies young chickens and feed. about 1300 people have been sickened in the outbreak. for more information on the egg recall log onto the channel 2 website. >> the california republican convention is wrapping up today in san diego. it kicked off friday and had

speeches from meg whittman and others. they didn't endorse the arizona immigration law. members of the california republican assembly had drafted a resolution supporting but it died in committee before lawmakers could vote. the convention drew more than one thousand people this weekend. >> a key republican leader weighed in this morning on some major issues coming up as the fall midterm election approaches. he spoke on meet the press and touched on tax cuts from high ranking democrats say they will add to the deficit. he disagrees. >> look the problem is the spending problem. if we grind down the spending we will start to get a handle on this mounting debt. if you push the economy further backward we will get less revenue for the government not more. >> he said tea party candidates have had a positive

impact on the republican party. >> hundreds rallied today near ground zero to protest the proposed mosque blocks away the debate over the nearness to the site of the terrorist attacks. we spoke to protesters on both sides and has the story. >> reporter: supporters of the proposed mosque on one corner and those who oppose it on another. >> no way. >> reporter: in the middle the issue it's of whether a planned mosque belongs just blocks from where tragedy struck on september 11th. > >> it's offensive to families, new yorkers and americans. i'm a family member of 9/11 1, i lost my brother-in-law, battalion chief. >> reporter: some workers promise not to help build the mosque. >> we feel it's mockery of all the lives lost on september

11th. and we aren't finished building and right in the shadow you put that up? it's inappropriate and insensitive and nothing to do with religion. >> reporter: on the other side supporters cite the legal right to build it. >> it's not a mosque. it's a cultural center where all fights can go and worship and meet and talk and bridge this horrible gap. >> reporter: they say it's important to show the difference between the muslim religion and extremists. >> if you accept that we can't directly put islam with terrorism there is no compromise to be made. the community center should be built anywhere they want. >> reporter: we spoke with some construction workers who refuse to help build it and some have written no mosque on their helmets. its part of a very emotional

issue. >> the issue of same sex marriage goes before a presbyterian church court this tuesday. retired minister will be tried for marrying 16 same sex couples in 2008 when guay marriage was legal in california before proposition eight. he had been acquitted by the church for preforming same sex marriages in 2006 because those were not legally binding. in july the church voted in favor of allowing sexually active gays to serve in the clergy but shelved the plan to allow marriages. >> rescue crews find signs of life from miners in chi, e. >> and a new weapon added to the arson natural in iran. >> and what the afghanistan president is saying about getting lasting peace as more united states troops are

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. news of the world in chile the government announced 33miners trapped in a mining collapse 17 days ago are still alive. they attached a note to a drill. they say they are in an emergency shelter but are running low on food and water. the government said it may take two months to reach them but they will send food and water down the existing shaft until

they can be rescued. in north korea three days of heavy rains caused a river to overflow saturday forcing the evacuation of five thousand people. the flooding affected an important trade route between north kore and china. more heavy rains expected tonight. in australia neat major political party has won a majority in the hues of representatives causing the first hung parliament in 75 years. they must win the support of three independents and one green party candidate to form a coalition government. analysts say the ruling labor party lost seats and it abandoned plans to put in a cap and trade law. >> days after iran announced

advancement it's nuclear program they revealed an unmanned long range bomber. we have more from washington dc. >> reporter: iran said the new drone is their first domesticly made long range unmanned air craft and is fleet prevent attacks but it has that alarming name, ambassador of death and it was revealed at their defense industry day. the president said iran will never attack anywhere but the air craft can carry up to four missile was a range of 620 miles. not far enough to reach israel. referring to israeli threats against the nuclear facilities he said the reaction would be overwhelming. >> the scope of our reaction would include the entire earth and we aren't kidding anyone at cull all. it can't be that a lot of thugs

rule the world and make the world insecure. >> reporter: they also ran video of the new drone's test lawn. on friday they test fired a new missile. their critics scoff at the description of the drone. >> we normally don't bomb our friends. that may be his definition of peace and friendship but it's not a defensive weapon, it's offensive. >> reporter: iran revealed a day after it started to fuel it's first nuclear power reactor with the help russia. officials claim they only plan to use it to produce power but critics say with some change itself could build a nuclear bomb. during the next two weeks 80- tons of fuel will be moved to the reactor with a team of un inspectors watching. in washington. >> attacks killed four united

states troops in afghanistan. officials say all four died in taliban controlled areas despite the violence afghanistan's president said the war on terrorism is winnable if the government can reach an agreement with certain leaders of the taliban. >> the road map is clear. the indications for peace would be that afghanistan will be ready to talk to those taliban of powers who belong to afghanistan and who are not part of al-qaeda, who are not part of any other terrorist network. >> he did admit the afghanistan government has to do more to protect civilians and get rid of corruption. nato said 33 international troops have been killed this august, in july 66 died in the worst month for international forces during the nine year war. >> now that the final combat

brigade has left iraq it may be years before the true outcome of the war is seen. >> reporter: with a major milestone on the horizon a general said he doesn't see a complete failure of the iraqi military happening making the case they have been doing so well for so long now. the military continues its draw down of combat forces. this week the final brigade, the 4th striker brigade drove from iraq across the border. there are a couple thousand more due to leave to get down to the 50,000 boots on the ground by the end of the month to meet a deadline set by the president ending combat operations. then the mission changes to operation new dawn and the 50,000 soldiers will be there in a more advise and assist type role securing air space and borders, training iraqis, and also doing counter terrorism operations. the general is also leaving

after serving in a variety of key roles there over the years. most recently as the top commander. while he is clearly proud of the job troops have done in iraq he said it may take years to properly assess the outcome. >> we have made lots of progress. determine if we have won the war or not -- we can see that in three to five years as we see how they turn out. a strong democratic iraq will bring stability to the middle east. if we see one moving toward that, two, three, five years now we can call the operation a success. >> reporter: there are challenges that remain such as the fact iraq has yet to form a government five and a half months after election day and iran playing a destructionive role but there will still be a significant military presence, 50,000 troops in the security system fall as part. in washington. >> berkeley students living in campus dorms starting to unpack

those bags. >> this is an exciting day at berkeley despite the tough economy and empty nest syndrome. >> the white house plan that was supposed to help struggling homeowners is a bust. >> and a struggling bay area radio station holding a unique fund raiser. south of laredo, there's a place...

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. the state budget is late. for thousands of students that means cal grants will most likely be late but these and other economic hardships aren't putting a damper on move in day

at berkeley. live tonight at uc berkeley campus. >> reporter: mike thousands of incoming freshmen moved in today leaving behind life at home. >> my god. so -- much stuff. >> one major league -- how you doing? >> most important thing of all. >> reporter: its move in weekend for new students of berkeley. a time when freshmen are meeting roommates and saying good-bye to families. >> excited. little sad to leave home at the same time. i think more excited. it's just all new. >> reporter: family and friends help chelsea. >> feels like winning the loto. we really -- it's a great school and we are still close to home. >> reporter: they got to meet

her roommate and her mother who came from san francisco. >> i just want to get involved. it's such an exciting place to go to school. i want to be involved. >> reporter: returning junior kevin also moved in and said he has been hit hard. >> budget cuts. it's hard tore get into classes. have to pull out a few more loans, get extra extra money, borrow extra. >> reporter: you are doing all of that? >> yes. >> reporter: his mother is a counselor in los angeles. >> in a way it's kind of like a double hit for me. not just for the cool itself but how the economy is changed and the furlough days of certain jobs. >> reporter: despite the tough time for students parents and the school, parents say there is nothing more important than making sure the children get their education. >> i feel blessed she got into berkeley compared to all the private schools and -- it is

tough. >> reporter: parents may feel blessed but this day is not easy for many of them. these parents are as they said passing their twin daughters off to berkeley at the same time. >> i'm sort of reluctant. we will see how to goes. i don't know. i will miss them a lot. i'm used to the chaos and i'm not really all that thrilled about not having that. i'm so proud of them though. >> reporter: there are activities until midweek and classes start on thursday. live in berkeley. ktvu channel 2news. >> the california high speed rail authority defending its rider ship projections for the new train line. the authority claims 100 million people are expected to ride the system every year once it's done. in a revised impact report released yesterday the authority said it's neither flawed or wrong. several have accused them of inflating the numbers. a judge is set to review the report suspicion a decision this week. >> a white house initiative

aimed at helping struggling homeowner social security losing steam. the home affordable program has only helped a fraction of the number of homeowners that it was supposed to but there may be a new plan to help those caught in the mortgage meltdown. >> reporter: more than 18 moisers the president announced a 75 billion-dollar program to help 3 million homeowners avoid foreclosure the initiative appears to be losing steam. according to a treasurey department report the program now looks like it'll permanently help as few as one 6th of the number. while more than 434,000 have received adjusted loans the number of those disqualified is much higher,. in fact in july 96,000 requests for adjusted loans were disqualified. that's led to more

foreclosures. more than 100,000 a month. >> i think the president does believe that housing a right, that people have a right to a home, even one they can't afford. to that end we have shuffled out the door hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money to people who aren't making their mortgages. >> reporter: under the plan people can rework the mortgage and get lower payments for three moss. if they keep up the payment those can get a lower set permanently. . >> prices are no long their free fall. they might dip a bit further but we are seeing signs of them establish stabilizing. when prices in free fall lenders afraid to lend. as they get more confident in the housing market then hopefully they will be more willing to make norad justments and make more loans to the general public. >> reporter: the administration

will allow disstressed homeowners to seek changes to the housing administration or fha. critics say this and other forms of intervention have left the residential real estate market in a state of flux. most successful changes have been carried out through private banks. >> a small bay area public radio station held a unusual fundraiser today. the off volunteer station relies on its listeners for all funding. today they hosted a car show and played oldies music which is one of many genres played by the station. >> the programmers who work here are people who are all real specific. they have experience in 50s music or blues or whatever and they like that stuff and know about it and they want to put it out to the people. >> they run on about $100,000

a year and hope to raise between 12 and $13,000 this weekend. >> the ball that started in san francisco 31 years ago is heading to the east bay. organizers have decided to move it from daily city to the richmond waterfront. the event has drawn as many as 20,000 people. it'll be scaled back this year with room for just 14,000 people. the ball takes place on october 22nd and 23rd. >> social media dominating the internet. political campaigns catching on. that may soon change for politicians here in california. >> and a warm up is headed our way. mark is working right now on your complete bay area forecast. he will have it for you straight ahead.

. park police say they have identitied the man who stabbed a dog on thursday but they are not releasing his name. investigators say the 33-year- old was walk age pit bull when a woman asked him to control his dog. police say the man stabbed her dog four times before running away. the dog walkers helped investigators identity the man who has not been arrested. the woman's dog was treated at a vet hospital and released today. >> turning to weather, if you like the heat it'll return for a little short term. let's go to mark for a look at what's ahead. >> reporter: you will notice the change. especially by 10:00 tomorrow. you will walk outside and say it's warm out here. probably even on the hot side.

something finally different with clearing skies. there is the closest fog bank. it's way to the south and west. we have clear skies in the bay area. mostly sunny and a look at the latest temperature contours, the brighter colors. offer the next 24 hours we will see more of the off shore flow. with that low air gets transported to the coast. you can see a couple clear camera shots toward san francisco. 67 degrees in walnut creek right now in the mid80s. this time tomorrow walnut creek could be in the upper 09's. around 96 to 97. as far as temperatures today we started to warm up. most areas on average about a ten degree warm um. santa rosa 20 degrees warmer. san jose at 81 and antioch in the mid80s. weather story is this. mostly clear skies for tonight. major warming for monday, tuesday and into part of wednesday. wednesday we will start to cool off coast side. the extended forecast we have another round of cooler

temperatures in the forecast. as far as tomorrow here is the range with the 70's for the roast. the warmest locations inland in the mid to upper 90's. could approach 98 to 99 degrees by three or four tomorrow afternoon. this has been the dominant weather pattern over the past couple months. area of low pressure. talking a lot about the fog. for tomorrow into tuesday and into wednesday high pressure returns. that will set up the off shore flow. the fog goes away. tomorrow easily a good ten to 15 degrees warmer than today's highs and during the period fire danger will be on the increase. we don't have any red flag warnings but something to watch for monday, tuesday and wednesday. tuesday will be the hottest day especially inland but then that sea breeze returns coast side and starts to cool things off. plan for tomorrow is this. 7:00 mostly clear skies, 55 to 62 degrees. by lunchtime in the 70s all the way to the upper 80s and by 4:00 warm to hot.

there is the range from 74 to 99 degrees. here say look at the numbers. big change from at least even from yesterday. santa rosa 97, fairfield 98. oakland in the upper 80s. talking about close to 100 degrees. we could have a few triple digit readings for tomorrow afternoon. san jose 93. the coast in the 70s and san francisco downtown in the 80e.84. here is a look health the five- day. just a little bit cooler coast side on tuesday. probably won't even notice it. then we will cool it off on wednesday. still hot inland and then by thursday and friday more cooling in the forecast but -- temperatures really a big jump for tomorrow and -- i have been struggling to have a weather story the past couple months. its been the same thing the past couple days. >> nice forecast. you said the winds -- the fire danger they won't be. >> they aren't extreme but when it's that hot especially this time of year it's a

concern. >> spare the air triple digits, summer. >> yes. >> thank you. >> more political campaigns taking advantage of social media to get their message out but candidates may haveo to adjust. >> reporter: >> you can't always list tone what the people say. >> reporter: when you watch political adds on tv it can be hard to tell what is paying for them. >> 40 years in politics and failure has followed him everywhere. >> reporter: campaigns and enter groups required by law to tell their identity when they spend more than $1,000 on tv and radio adds even if it's only a brief mention at the end. now california want to the extend those rules to web videos, texts and intuits for all statewide elections. >> and you watch a commercial or listen to the radio add you have a right to know who sponsoring it. by the same token its be cupping clear that voters need to know but weren't getting the

information about who is sponsoring online. >> reporter: the new rules expected to pass the state commission this fall aren't sitting well with free speech people. a tweet can only be 145 characters. putting in the identitier means less room for the message. >> it's the forced speech. it's you have a limited space to say something and the government is telling you that you have to use some of that for what the government thinks you should say. >> reporter: in spite of that california's fair political practices commission will likely prevail as the court has already upheld political disclosure laws. >> if the requirement ends up occupying 80% of the messages -- some burden will be upheld just as it has in radio adds. >> one group not covered by the proposals are bloggerses paid by campaigns to put out a message. officials say they may address

that in the future. in los angeles. >> coming up a pretty big surprise in major league baseball as a future hall of fame manager retires today with over a month left in the season. >> indy car. and he will have the highlights.

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. a pretty good match up of

starting pitchers. two guys who earlier this season each threw a no hitter. braden threw a perfect game back in may. penning ton grabbing the smash off longoria. he then makes the throw to first for the out. a's trailing 1-0 in the 5th but got even. garza. made a slight flinch when he was set in the stretch. balk was called. in the 6th the a's couldn't do anything to stop longoria. no problem for bartlett scoring from third. here comes crawford from first. he will beat the throw. braves have the lead. the a's got one in the 9th but with the tying run at second soriano handcuffed penning ton for the final out. the two split there are four game series, all four games

decided by a single one. the a's fall eight behind the rangers in the west. the giants have had stretches this year in which their bats have just gone quiet and they left st. louis this afternoon in the middle of such a stretch. former giant living nearby. he got in action today. there is a reason the guys on the field wear gloves. giant hitters could produce only three hits and no rub runs but the pitching -- zito roughed up. then holiday singled up the middle after starting the year 5-0 he has won only three times since. today was his 8th loss. cardinals didn't need it but added crooked numbers in the 4th and 5th. craig provided the final two runs. zito didn't survive the 4th inning. it got worse as the cardinals scored four more times off four reherers. 9-0. they head home offer going

2-4. they did get cody ross today from the marlins on a waiver. the loss cost them. the padres bounce back in milwaukee. bases loaded. he drives one down the right field line. the ball lands fair. the padres go 7-3 on the ten game road trip winning game 7- 3. their lead over the giants back to six games. a couple managing icons, the cubs, bobby cox meeting in wrigley field. trailing 3-2 in the 4th. omar does something about that against wells. he takes one deep to center with a couple runners on. haywood also hit a pair for the braves. this was the final game for him. he had announced he would retire at the end of the season but he is leaving early to be with his sick mother. will power has been the dominant driver this year and

that didn't change any in today's grand prix of sonoma. the race never looked better. it didn't start out well for a couple drivers. they are just getting the green flag when they get tangled up. well den goes airborne and spins to a stop on his roll bar. he was all right but was finished without completing a lap. then -- andrietta survives and races on. powers started on the pole and he was never really threatened. he had already won the award for driving on nonovals and wins another such race. it's his 5th win of the area as he climbs higher in the top spot in overall points. niners playing their first home game of the season of this pre-season. that game going on as we speak. against the vikings meaning a brett favre sighting.

he is out of the game after one possession. niner lead in the second. final score isn't the main concern in a pre-season game but the raiders had to be happy with the score and a lot more. the bears was pressure the quarterback. oakland had six sacks, four of them by cameron wimbly. they got him for a third round draft pick and would love it in he plays in the regular season like he did last night. >> it was a surprise to me that i ended up here but i like it here. i'm looking forward to playing in the regular season with the team. i gel well with the guys who are here. >> he is a guy that understands what you ask him to do. play itself the way you ask him to play it and we are fortunate because he can run. he has coverage skills. >> always something in your game you can improve. nobody has the perfect game even though you always shoot for that. i just hope that everybody is -- that fortunate to be able to live out their dream and that

happened with me. >> still to come run down onto various golf tours and how the gold pride did.

. hats all about movement for the fc gold pride and women's professional soccer. they have already clinched a playoff spots. today they were in chicago. tie in the first half. a corner kick. the pride took that 2-1 lead into the locker room at half. again chicago tied the game with you on a penalty kick marta had the goalie guessing the wrong way. pride wins 3-2. squarely in first place. names not the biggest but pretty good drama in north carolina. david needs to make this long

birdie putt to finish and earn a share of the lead. it was dead center. then -- making something happen on his final three holes. on the parr3-16 with a t shot. that's him back in front with two holes to play. he parred 17 and then needed to make a pressure packed par at 18 for his first career win. that's the first monday qualifier in 24 years to win a tournament. he is also the first indian born play tore win on tour. the seniors wrapping ape major. fred funk caught and passed, third round leader. in a three way tie for the lead but moved in front by himself by making birdie number 16. his part putt at 18 wrapped up around 69. gave -- one shot better than michael allen. that's it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you tonight at ten with the

niners story. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> also tonight summer's first spare the air day just six hour away. what you need to know and what to expect as this hot weather starts to slip into the bay area. tonight on the 10:00 news. >> for all of us, thank you for joining us. the next newscast is the 10:00 news. have a good night. see you then. droiiiid.

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