. gun fire inside a party at a golf course killing two and police have little to go on. >> one person is injured after a fire breaks out at a refinery. >> i fire this weekend could be key in reopening negotiations between the firefighters union and the city of san jose. i will have a live report. >> what's so special about obvious 10th in why some say this is their lucky day.

>> i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. the search is on for the gunman who opened fire on the dance floor during a party at a east bay golf club. two people were killed. we are live with the latest on the investigation including new information about just who rented the space. >> reporter: a beautiful afternoon has golfers wrapping up a day of golf here. everybody arriving here has come upon a surprising and tragic scene. honoring . >> i think it's very sad. >> reporter: they learned here that a double homicide happened last night. they say about 9:45 gun fire rang out at a party inside wedge's restaurant.

>> the officers reported is that people were fleeing, running away from the building, fleeing at high rates of speed in cars as they left the area. >> reporter: paramedics rushed three to the hospital. one of them died. another man was taken by a friend to a different hospital where he died. police say only that one victim was a 19-year-old and the other about the same age. the two others had minor injuries. police are trying to learn as much as possible from the roughly 100 young people at the party which has been challenging. >> especially dealing people between the ages of 16 and 25. it's very typical that people are scared for their own safety, especially knowing that homicide suspects still at large. >> reporter: police add they don't know who held the party or why. >> through the management of the course it appears that the application was either false or provided fake information. >> reporter: the incident seemed to hurt the spirits of

golfers. >> very sad the way the society has become. to many guns, we grew up guys just fought with their hands, no one shot anybody. >> feel sad for the families who have lost loved ones. >> reporter: police said they don't know what led to the shooting, whether it was planned or the result of a confrontation on the dance floor. they also don't flow if the victims were the intended targets. there are no suspects yet. ktvu channel 2news. >> fire crews busy putting out a fire at a refinery in martinezt. broke out around 12:30 on top of a wastewater tank. one worker was sent to the hospital with smoke inhalation. the fire crew put the fire out. no shelter in place was ordered for residents but a hazmat crew was sent into monitor the situation. >> bart police and federal air marshalls teamed up today to safe guard heavyly traveled

areas in oakland. they did a special patrol during the raider's game. teams of police and marshalls patrolled the airport bart station and the surrounding area. they say the idea behind the deployment is to refine and assess counter terrorism patrols in a mass transit setting as well as provide a visible deter entity. >> any time you have a large number of people in a confined area it's a possible terrorist target. we -- we understand that and the transportation security understands that. >> reporter: security officials reported no major incidents during the operation. >> san jose firefighters say budget cuts had a direct impact on their response this weekend to a fire that caused substantial damage to at least three businesses. the fire broke out near a fire station that was recently shut down. we are in san jose with details. >> reporter: we are at station 34 off king road this truck you see behind us is here just

temporarily. august 1st, 34 company closed as firefighters were laid off. the union said the closure had direct impact on a three alarm fire that broke out this time yesterday just a mile and a half from here. it started as a grass fire but destroyed the transmission building for two radio stations. the fire department hasn't calculated the response time but the union is pointing toward fire as proof that the laidoff firefighters need to be reinstated and the radio stations trying to recover. >> i had calls like crazy on my phone saying we are off the air, what do we do? >> reporter: she manages a spanish language station whose transmitter lies in this rubble. along with that a vietnamese station, engineers from both

stations explored building temporary transmitters >> right now and -- we need to go back to -- >> reporter: smoke from the fire forced evacuation of 40 workers at the kellogg factory. it started in the grass but winds spanned it over five acres. >> this is a tragedy as a result of a lack of proper resources to properly put fires out and respond to emergencies in the city. >> reporter: today the firefighter's union offered to discuss new concessions on wages and benefits, not the 3% it was offering earlier. >> tell us what that number is what we will take it to the membership. we want to get the 49 firefighters back online. >> reporter: at the news conference city councilmember showed up arguing that until now firefighters have not been realistic in their offers. >> it's a six point difference that has to come from somewhere. should we close the libraries to do that?

what would be the tradeoff? >> reporter: it'll likely be discussed this week as the mayor said he will eggerly listen. >> we are ready to go tomorrow. we will be -- when they are ready we are. that's good news i think. we need to see the details. >> reporter: the mayor said the city has fewer firefighters because there is a huge increase in pension costs. it was either concessions the union or layoffs and the union chose layoffs. we will see this week if that may change. live in san jose. >> a new report suggests regulators took a hands off approach to infractions by pg and e. a review of california records shows p pg&e had a majority of violations between 2004 and 2009 but the agency never fined them during that time period. the cpuc said it'll form a panel to review the pipeline

blast that killed eight people last month. >> it was another sunny day around much of the bay area with some inland areas getting pretty warm. mark is here with a first look at today's temperatures. >> reporter: yeah. temperatures warmed up nicely today across most of the bay area. we still have fog just off shore and it could be a factor tomorrow morning. we will look at current numbers. san francisco right now checking in 69 degrees. currently in the upper 08's santa rosa, fairfield, concord, san jose, at last check reporting 79 degrees. look at all the boat track for fleet week and the forecast for this evening. some patchy coastal fog. temperatures near the shoreline around 60 degrees. the inland spot in the mid to upper 70s. tomorrow morning most areas in the 50s. look what happens in to the afternoon. in to the 70s and the 80s. one of those spots approaching the upper 80s will be walnut creek.

by lunchtime 79, afternoon high warming back up to 88 degrees by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. one of the draw backs of the warming weather pattern especially this time of year is the increase in the fire danger. i will tell you when this will begin. >> giants fans, on the edge of their seats as the orange and black took on the braves in atlanta where the giants just sold one on the road. fred is live now with all of the action and what a game. >> reporter: wow, think of 50 some thousand of these, very intimidate figure are you a visiting team. as you can see the brave's fans streaming out from center field. three games in one really if you will. jonathan sanchez and the giants dominated. it was a 1-0 game until the 8th. gave the braves the lead and then all of the sudden the giants come back. there were a lot of giant's fans in the ballpark at turner

field for game three and they were not afraid to wear their own colors. >> go giants. >> from san francisco and you got here to watch your team. >> absolutely. yeah. yeah. we came down in the summer to see them down and go out to san francisco to see them. big fans. >> reporter: you feel lonely? >> no there is a lot of giant fans. >> reporter: you are leading halfway through the game to. >> about the same amount of torture in game wolf. >> you feel overwhelmed right now? >> completely. >> reporter: what's it like walking in with all the tomahawk chops and all. ? >> used to love it. don't like it anymore. >> reporter: and it came down to the 9th inning.

the giants down to their last strike. they not only tie the game but the third error of the game by the brave short second baseman, conrad gave the giants the lead. they go onto win this game three, 3-2. it's now a 2-1 series lead for the giants. it's the third one run decision in this best of five series and i can guarantee you that brave's fans coming out here would love to talk to brooks conrad right now. he is a big hero if you are from san francisco. that was the big one that ended the game. of course joe fonzi and i will be back in sports wrap with a lot more but the giants get away with a win maybe they shouldn't have gotten but they will take it just like they gave game two away. the giants as we said 2-1 lead in the best of five. reporting live in turner field, channel 2news. >> interesting characters back

there behind you fred. sciencists say they may know what is to blame for an unusual spike in the number of dead whales found in water around the bay area. at least six dead whales have been seen or washed on shore around the area. researchers say they appear to be following swarms of krill which are taking them into the path of ship traffic. this summer a warning was issued to boaters to watch out for whales in the area. >> if you drive you are probably noticing a increase at the gas pump. according to a new survey out today goose prices have ricen the past two week as long with crude oil prices. at the same time fuel supplies have declined. the nationwide average for a gallon of regular is up more than eight cents to $2.77 a gallon. prices a little higher in the

bay area. the average price for a gallon of regular in san francisco is $3.18 a gallon in oakland and in san jose. a gallon of regular goes for $3.11. >> a republican heavy hitter in california to campaign for meg whittman. who it is. also ahea the president talked to a cheering crowd in philadelphia as he tries to restart the fire he started during his campaign for president. . >> also see you how political campaigns are getting on american's addiction to texting. >> and why americans who rely on social security won't see a cost of living increase this year.

. the president rallied democrats in philadelphia today. the vice president introduced him. with three weeks and two days

to go until the election democrats are working to keep their majorities in congress and fighting the idea that their voters don't care. >> our job is not yet done and the success of our mission is at stake right now. on november 2nd, i need you as fired up as you were in 2008. >> in a nationwide poll last week 77% of republicans voters said they were certain to vote. that fell to 61% among democrats. >> here in cal ail former presidential candidate campaigned for meg whittman today. rudy giuliani appeared in los angeles with her. he ran against the president in 2008. whittman didn't support him at the time. giuliani said today that whittman is the right person at the right time. polls place her behind jerry brown by four or five points in

the race. meantime former president bill clinton will stump for brown in the next week. he plans to appear with both candidates at ucla on friday and san jose state university next sunday. it is a chance to show alliance after a whittman add used old footage of clinton criticizing brown. newsom could also use his star power. >> americans send billions of text messages a day and now campaigns grabbing on that. some of the candidates trying to tap into the texting world. >> reporter: they have changed the way we talk and almost everybody has one. >> 290 million out of the roughly 310 million that live in the united states today?

nearly heffernan, woman and child in america has at least one cell phone. >> reporter: that's roughly 94% of the population. we are doing a lot more than just talking, texting has spread like wildfire. nearly fine billion text messages are sent every day and according to research 98% of them are viewed as opposed to only 30% of e-mails. >> you may not read that e- mail because it goes into the junk mail but you will read a text mail. you have the tv, the laptop for the cell phone. the cell phone is the one have you with you all the time. >> reporter: it's no surprise that candidates jumping on the wireless band wagon to reach the masses. >> not only do we send you the phone numbers of voters so you can call and encourage them to vote but folks will also be given the latest breaking news from the campaign, news

stories, polls and the latest television adds. >> reporter: the idea is still new. several candidates are among only about a dozen candidates in the country relying on text messaging. >> we are going out on new technology. many campaigns haven't been brave enough or bold enough to step into it but we have had great results. >> reporter: by next year more than half of all cell phones people carry will be smart phones like the droid or blackberry and that means the candidates guaranteed to keep up. in fact by the time the president alley election comes in 2010 the number of political text message expected to surge. in los angeles, fox news. >> the obama administration today said it opposes the stop on foreclosures but wants

problems involving improper paperwork resolved as soon as possible. they say valid foreclosures should go forward and questionable ones need to be addressed right away. he said the white house is pressing lenders to speed up the reviews of foreclosures to determine which have flawed documentation. >> social security checks will probably not go up next week. the federal government is expected to announce this week that because of very low inflation there will be no cost of living increase. this is the second year in a row without an increase. the decision is based on formulas set by law. analysts say the lack of a race will make many angry. more than 58 million receive social security each month. a new study finds obesity come was a very heavy price tag. duke university researchers say obese workers cost employers more than $73 billion a year. according to the study the cost

includes medical costs, lost productist on the job because of health problems and absence from work. it included people who were normal weight, overweight and obese . the rescue of the miners is just a few day away. what doctors doing to prepare the men for what could be a perilous rise. >> and the pakistan president shoots back at his handling of terrorism.

. officials say they are days from rescuing the trapped miners. today doctors detailed the physical challenges they face as they prepare for being pulled to the surface. we have details on what happens next. >> reporter: with at least one big champagne celebration done it's back to business at the mine where 33 trapped men are just days from being rescued. officials used a video camera to inspect the tunnel for stability they reinforced part of it with steel pipes. >> we have set three of the 15, 16 pipes that we are going to insert and we are expecting no major problem. >> reporter: one it's ready crews will lower an escape c aps ule down to the chamber.

the plan to bring them up one at a time. >> the operation should start wednesday. that's what we expect now and the whole process should take 48 hours, two days, from the first rescue to the last rescue. >> reporter: the men are said to be in high spirits but are looking at a risky ride to the top. blood clot is a concern because of the speed they will travel. they are taking asprin and will drink a high calorie liquid to combat nausea. the escape route is filled with twists and turns . >> it is great for the families of the miners and for the people it's a joy. >> reporter: they will wear oxygen masks while making the 20 minute trip to the surface. officials will be able to see them on video and speak with them through a microphone during the trip.

in new york. fox news. >> in other news of the world tonight in hungry crews today started clearing roads and homes coated with thick red toxic sludge. bulldozers were working in fields collecting the sludge and changing the soil. officials today said the wall of filled with the sludge will eventually collapse. the disaster has killed at least seven and injured 120 more. voters turned out in force to chose a new government that they hope will bring in democracy. the election was peaceful without any serious violations. it's set to switch to the new system. it's won praise from the united states. under the new system it'll have to free on forming a government and pick a prime minister. today's vote follows a year of troubles and ethnic violence. in north korea ten thousand soldiers marched in the largest military display of the

country, part of the celebration of the 65th anniversary of the communist party. in a rare move the western media was invited to watch. also in are attendance was the rumored next leader of north korea. >> the former president of pakistan blasted a white house report today for suggesting his country is failing to support the war on terror. he said his country is sacrificing and battling terrorism on many fronts. >> would be like to defeat taliban and al-qaeda, i think vast majority will say yes we do. when you ask them about united states and the forces in afghanistan all the attacks across the border certainly 100% will oppose it.

>> nato convoys are again crosses from pakistan to afghanistan. a costly blockade started earlier this month when a helicopter strike killed two soldiers. militants attacked more than 150nato trucks during the blockade. the united states apologized for that. have you checked the calendar? some say it's a very lucky day. it's 101010. brides looking to score a perfect ten getting married today. how it's a boone to the local economy. . and will california set a precedent with proposition 19? see how it could influence other states.

. a paraglider safe and sound on the ground after getting tangled in power lines. she was flying near lake of the pines north of auburn. the accident happened shortly after she took off. pg&e turned off the power in the area while crews got her down. she was not seriously injured. >> today has generated a lot of excitement. it's the tenth day of the tenth month of 2010. many people are tying the knot on this lucky day. >> reporter: in san francisco heather is counting the hours until she gets married on a date she has been waiting for. today october 10th 2010 or put another way 101010. >> it's an easy date to remember. yeah.

it'll be very special for us for the rest of our livesw. are excited about the day. >> reporter: she said it helps it's on a good day of the week for a jewish wedding. >> makes me feel everything was meant to be. the guy, the dates, just everything is sort of falling in to place. the fact it fell on a sunday to was very huge. it's -- that just sealed the deal. >> reporter: according to reports the wedding channel.com think there will be about 32,000 weddings in america today compared to five thousand on october 10th last year. here in the bay area every wedding means thousands of dollars many into the local economy. >> act 24,000 the average in the bay area. that's just the wedding itself. if the family comes in from around the country you are looking at another five to ten thousand for tourists which is good. >> reporter: most hotels and wedding venues have been booked

for months. this hotel is a perfect example. on a normal sunday in october they have maybe one wedding, today they have a wedding brunch and three ceremonies. it's also completely sold out. >> here for 777 and 888 and 999 and i haven't seen anything like what's happening this year with 101010. this is the first time we have this number i understand it's a very lucky number in some cultures and the ten divided by the three is supposed to be significant. 10. >> reporter: jessica is coordinating a wedding today and is watching special dates in the future. >> it stands out. things like 91011, i have a 111. people are looking at the numbers and i think -- it makes it -- it make itself a special interesting day. >> reporter: you might call this a perfect ten of a day.

in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> mass wedding ceremonies took place all over the world with couples looking for a good luck charm. in south korea more than 20,000 guests gathered as couples exchanged vows there. it was broadcast live in close to 200 countries. also in sydney australia office assonanced a record number of couples getting married. >> the population on board the space station has doubled. >> confirms, docking at 7:01 p.m. central time. >> a russian craft arrived last night at the station. they are joining the three crew members who have been on board since june. >> we hope that this flight will be a very successful one as we planned it to be.

once again i would like to say congratulations to everybody with a very successful docking, all of you thank you very much. >> the new crew members will spend six months on the station. they will be there when nasa makes it's final two shuttle missions to bring spare parts. >> in 1996 california was the first state to legalize marijuana for medical use. more than a dozen states and the district of columbia followed suit. now the state has a chance to set precedent again with proposition 19. the initiative to legalize marijuana for recreational use. some are asking if other states will again follow california's lead. >> reporter: not one, not two, not three, but four states have initiatives on the ballot this fall that would change their marijuana laws in big ways. one of those, the one in california, proposition 19 would pretty much legalize retail sales of the drug. that's right. if the voters go for it what

once was called the gateway drug, the evil weed that led to cocaine, heroin, ruined lives and sent thousands of thousands to jail could suddenly after all these years be okay to go for fun in california. the three other states with pending legislation, oregon, south dakota and arizona are looking to either legalize marijuana for medical purposes or to modify the laws they have in place. it turns out coast to coast 14 states in the district of columbia already allow medical use which is something a former national anti drug czar sees as a problem. to him the stuff is like booze, and if legal it'll have the same negative effect on society. >> it doesn't mean there is medical jack daniels or medical meth or medical crack or medical heroin. this is a sham. >> reporter: so how do we goat

here? especially considering all the reminders we have had about the evils of marijuana. the old black and white movie reefer madness. >> just say no. >> reporter: or former first lady's just say no to drugs campaign in the 80s. one expert said attitudes have changed, especially since medical marijuana, though controversial has become a legal reality. >> does give an aura of usefulness to this drug that previously in every public presentation by any official agency was always very negative. >> reporter: use of the drug has president skyrocketed but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money hungry states looking for new sources of revenue and wonder figure pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly are -- if they become promoters of

marijuana, legislate it, its clearly for -- most cases for revenue reasons. >> reporter: some predict it could cause chaos starting in the courts. it would clash with federal law launching a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. at least for now it's just a pipe dream with a lot of speculation though the world of drug enforcement could look a lot different when the smoke clears on election day. joe johns. >> the music world is mourning the loss of a soul music legend. that is solomon burke. he died today at the age of 70. he was considered own of soul music's greatest vocalist. he influenced scores of musicians, many of them

including the rolling stones covered his work. he died of natural causes. >>. what one cash strapped government is doing to create more revenue. >> much of the bay area enjoying nice weather. how long will it last? we will be here with a look at the forecast.

. it was perfect today. lots of people lining the waterfront for fleet week and you couldn't ask for a better day. let's check in with mark. just great out there today. >> that's right. we lucked out with the weather pattern. temperatures soring. we had patchy fog. sneaking in to the bay. the clouds pulling back to just

off shore. still some patchy fog lingering near -- right around pillar point near half moon bay and near pacifica and the cloud wills will be a factor. mainly in the usual locations near the shoreline and also maybe a few patches pushing back into the bay. we have mostly clear skies over san francisco. look outside. there is that fog bank. looking at san francisco, currently in the upper 60's and 69 degrees. as far as temperatures most areas warmed up on average about two to five degrees. little lower 90s, san francisco at 72 and san jose in the lower 80s at 82 degrees. we have fair skies. warming up for monday and tuesday. its going to be warm to hot. the warmest locations topping the 90-degree mark. we are heading in that direction tomorrow. the temperatures the 70s for

the beaches, temperatures inland on track to reach the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. there is a weak low weather system up to the north. this basically bringing a stall in the warming trend for tomorrow. still sunny to warm for monday. the next main event on tuesday as high pressure returns. we will see more of the off shore breeze. the main impacts, 70s all the way to the lower 90s. when you talk at off shore winds in october. fire danger. this issued a fire weather watch in the north and east bay hills. this begins 6:00 tomorrow night until 6:00 wednesday morning. off shore winds could be gusting to around 35. low moisture levels, humidity around 20%. here is the forecast. first thing tomorrow morning patchy clouds coast side, around the bay. into the afternoon hours plenty

of sun. there is the temperature range from 70s, 80's and a few spot around 90. we will forecast 90 into santa rosa. oakland at 80. look at all the upper 80s. san jose mid80s and san francisco just beautiful. patchy fog at least in the morning but increasing sun into the afternoon. upper 07's. here is a look ahead. you can see temperatures warming up into tuesday. fire danger will be a concern for that time frame monday night into tuesday. more sun into wednesday and then we cool off for thursday and friday. heather and ken planning a beach day. looks like tuesday could be the day with those temperatures near the coastline. right around the 80-degree mark. >> that's nice. good day to play hooke. >> state budgets all over the country being cut to the bone and that's led to now ways of thinking to try to create

revenue. how one community is doing just that. . >> reporter: when the recession threatened this popular highway program in metro atlanta the department of transportation looked beyond conventional sources of revenue. >> if we aren't broke we are as close as we want to get and we have to try to find ways to maximize our resources. >> reporter: now the hero units carry state farm logos which brings them $1.7 million a year essentially covering georgia's share of the federal program. state farm sponsors similar efforts in pennsylvania and colorado. faced with budget short falls state governments looking to the private sector for funding solutions. these signs acknowledge commercial sponsors that help pay for the program and the peach state helps make money by out sourcing the signs. a program the dot used to operate on its own at a loss. >> we brought a private sector partner in that knows how to do

it better than we did. >> if they are sweet heart deals, conflict of interest, favoriting -- if there is money being shoveled out the door with no over sight the taxpayer also get wind of that. >> reporter: if run properly what started as necessary could be the new normal. so if you break down on a highway help may be just minutes away because of the hero unit and a word from their sponsor. in atlanta. >> giant's fans celebrating at the orange and black lead the series. >> sports wrap is next. >> in atlanta's turner field. they are slowly and finally leaving the turner field shocked, downtrodden -- we will tell you why in sports wrap. q

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. there is no shortage of sporting events when it comes to the giants. torture is always in the equation. pablo sandoval in favor of font no. he played in the second inning off tim hudson. he was a drive to deep right center haywood goes back against the wall. to third with the leadoff triple. haywood had to take a moment to

recover from the impact. after receiving a little attention he was able to stay in the game. then a pattern that's hit the braves, ross hit a pop up. conrad gets there but drops the ball. hudson is charged with the unearned run. sanchez made that stand up. haywood strikes out -- one of 11 for him in seven and a third innings. in the 8th, it's a two run shot to give the braves ailed. it looked like sanchez's effort might go to waste. the giants rallied in the 9th after sanchez singled after being down to his last strike. huff also -- travis around to make it 2-2. then with peter onto pitch to posey -- this time going right through his legs. sanchez come around with the lead relationship. its been a nightmare for conrad

who made three errors today, two of them accounting for two giant runs. wilson pitching to four tters. he got nate to browned to second to end the game. the giants come from behind to win 3-2 and take a 2-1 read lead in the series. now the edge in pitching strategy goss back to the giants. they can throw madison tomorrow knowing they can come back with tim on wednesday if needed. fred is live with us now from atlanta. no question it's swung back to the giants. >> reporter: i think it has to be. the one going left saying i know what it's like to see 50,000 people die at the same time. let's give bruce credit for bringing mike in. the braves are the come back team there. had 48 come back this is year. giants were 0-7 with runners in

scoring position. in a place where the braves have won a major league best 57 games. this was the incredible come back. the giants have always been a come back team. >> great inning. you know he found a way to get on base and we are down to a strike there. sanchez battling up there. huff facing a tough lefty. he found a way to get it done. we will get a break there. to come back like that after two run homer in the bottom of the 8th. that could take the wind out of your sails and these guys came right back and found a way to get it done. that's a great win. >> staying at home nine years watching the playoffs and watching stuff happen. it's never over until it's over and we battle and that's what -- the torture comes from. it's never easy. >> yeah i can guarantee you that brooks conrad will not be in the starting line up for the

braves after his three errors today. as you said we will find out later about the start he pitcher for the giants but they are one win away from their second division title ever. the first was 2002 and again the braves. >> thank you. i think that's pretty good bet. one game away from elimination the rays have come off the mat to force a 5th and deciding game. trying to the second day in a row to clench things. longoria had struggled but he snapped out of a slump to be a solid contributor. he had doubled to leadoff the 4th. pena slapped one down the left field line. making a bigger day when he came up in the 5th. he looses a pitch over the left field pitch. he goes three for four with two runs scored two rbis. the rays get two in texas and now will decide the series as

it guess back to home as it's tied now at 2-2. that game will be tuesday after tampa's 5-2 win. and a full dose of football today and tonight in the bay area. the raiders hosted the chargers. first team of the game was blocked punt. cartwright gets this one. 2-0 oakland. it was 5-0 and then 12-0 when the raiders blocked one again. this time its myers with eugene doing the honors to the end zone. the raiders had to do this one with a plan b. bruce was injured when he was sacked by phillips and had to leave the game. that meant the guy who started the season as the number one was back in the line up. one jason campbell. he came up big in the second half with a touchdown pass and the raiders scored the last 13 points of the game. raiders up one. rivers drops back to pass.

he is pressured, losing the ball. the raiders many win it. they are a respectable 2-3 with a big win over a deopponent. we will run down other scores and have the rest of the day when we continue.

. niners desperate for a win and they were off to a good start. san francisco in front of the eagles after taking the opening kickoff and marching to a score on a pass. the eagles have come back and that game is now tied. further proof that the west is still anybody's conference to win. detroit logan taking the kickoff against the rams. he gets past the first wave of tacklers and then into the open field and he won't be stopped. he will go 105-yards to the end zone. they route st. louis 44-6 the

rams fall to 2-3. that's going to do it for sports wrap. the night is far from over. we will have all the rest of the nfl and the niners and the latest baseball coming up tonight at ten. >> thank you. >> that's our report. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. for all of us, we thank you for joining us. we hope to see you tonight at tin.