neighboring capture video as an east bay home goes up in flames tonight. an elderly woman never made it out >> >> neighbors saw the home catch fire and they have a theory on what may have caused it. fires broke out at 6:20 on king drive in the hills above el cerrito >> lloyd is on the scene where firefighters are still at work >> >> firefighters are doing moppingup and investigation. the house is a a who tal loss,

completely destroyed and tragically, a 98-year-old woman was unable to escape the burning house and died. a neighbor recorded it on cell phone individual yes when the fire broke out tonight >> it was scary. smoke was in the air and you could just see things burning aepbg falling burning and falling to the ground. is >> she is originally from el salvador and she used to light candles and pray in her room. >> reporter: two other people were in the house, went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but we are told they are not in life-threatening conditioning. the fire chief just told me they found a closet that had been made into a shrine and two candles had fallen over and they believed that is what started the fire accidental. if you come back to me, you can see there are a lot of trees in this area and neighbors say firefighters did a valiant job

in keeping -gt keeping the flames pr spreading to their house >> a television station in san diego is reporting that calls were made from a woman's cell phone after his disarea paopbs a. one call to reno, another to somewhere in arizona. haywood police went there to interview someone. place are treating the case as a homicide >> >> rubin has a website publicking housing safety services looking at malmaid tka's water rescue policies and will issue a report that lead to the eventual death of a suicidal man. alameda fire crews did not go into the water because they are

not certified in water rescue. he blamed the lack of training in budget cuts >> is >> -- department said interviews have been completed, but there is more work to be done. the june 2nd fire in the diamond heights neighborhood appears to have been an accident. the investigation aims to find out if there were missteps with the department's response >> >> redwood city is canceling the fourth of july's fireworkses show >> >> right now, we can see firefighters preparing the water pump which will be featured in the july 4th parade, but there is disappointment because there will be no fireworks show. street closure signs went up in

anticipation of monday's july 4th parade. but for the second year in a row, redwood city will not host a fireworks show >> with sparklers coming up through the center -- >> reporter: event coordinator showed us photos of a previous display and told us it would cost $65,000 to put on a similar show. he said there is no money to pay for it in these tough economic times >> everybody suffered in the great problems of 2008. we were not different. >> reporter: this redwood city family told us they piled into the car to go see fireworks last year, but won't be doing that again >> we go to foster city and the traffic is an hour, in and out. we like to not get jammed up in traefb >> fireworks and july 4th go hand in hand. >> reporter: there will be a parade on monday morning with 150 entries. the star of the show will be the redwood city fire department as it celebrates 150

years of service. the department is also facing budget cuts >> we can't get it done necessarily as efficiently and as effectively as we did before. it doesn't lessen our ability or desire to keep trying. >> reporter: the no parking signs will go up tomorrow along the parade roult. even with no fireworks show, they are expecting the parade to draw up to 35,000 people. redwood city, amber leigh, channel two newses >> >> firefighters are talking about fireworks you can buy legally. they can stilling dangerous >> >> new information tonight about a 70-year-old store owner from fairfield who died after he was beaten taourg a robbery. the coroner said the man died from an irregular heart beat brought on by the is 12res of that attack. police say three men walked in just before 8:00 last night,

pepper sprayed the store's owner. the store owner and beat him. he was able to call police, but died a short time later at the hospital. people who live in the neighborhood say the store owner was well-known and well liked >> if you are short a few dollars, he is the guy that would let you get something and come back on a tab and let you pay for it later. everybody knows him. a great guy >> >> police say the thieves made off with a video recorder and the cash register, kim's stepson said there was no more than $40 in the till a federal judge accused that the 22-year-old man accused of a shooting ram pain can be forcibly given anti- psychotic drugs. he is being held at a federal prison. a skwrupbl has already ruled he is unfit to stand trial. he will be stablized so he can

be tried for six people as well as wounding congresswoman gabriel tkpweufrtds and others in january >> >> state senators endorsed a bill, today, the legislation has already passed rhode island's lower house allowing gay couples to enter into civil unions offering the same rights and benefits given to married couples. the governor of rhode island said he is inclined to sign it >> >> tonight, president obama hosted an event at the white house in honor of gay pride month. the president said that gays and lesbians should be treated like every other americans. he repeated it should be left to individual states to make the decision that new york recently made, though he praised them for making that

bill >> >> prosecutors say 30-year-old matt harris was getting hundreds ofdollars out without putting in a dime >> i immediately saw the dollar amount and i didn't think it was right. >> reporter: at this preliminary hearing, employees from two safe ways described how they said harold redeemed several bogus receipts for $350 each. even detectives said they never saw a forgery case like this one >> it's pretty unusual. a lot of times, these machines are broken in. but it's pretty savvy to create a receipt to get by the cashier. >> reporter: police won't say how they think he did it, but they said he successfully made out with $1,400. he could have kept going if there was something about the receipts that didn't add up. in court, investigators

revealed a search of harris' home, also turned up several guns answer ammunition which could have harris doing more prison time because he was already on probation for an unrelated felony convic is 14u7b. today, a skwrupbl decided there was enough evidence to try him for the coin forgery. he is due back in court next week >> >> an wall street, investors set stocks higher for a third day in a row. tribute today's game to the new measures in greece >> >> bank of america has seltleed a claim over mort began securities of the $14 billion settlement stems from b of a's purchases of country wide financial. country wide made thousands of bad loans which with bank of america inherited > shares of visa and master

card soared after the fed announced they are capping tkeblt card transaction fees at 21-cents. visa and master card are middlemen. the 21-cent cap is more than an lives expected. it is the first limit on debt card fees paid by merchants >> >> and a record rainfall, yesterday, now, we are heading nor hot weather as we move toward the holiday, i'll show you which cities will be the hottest >> >> the war over online sales tax is taking collateral damage those who make their living sending business to amazon >> >> fireworks stands go up in the bay area. the few cities where sales are legal and a warning for firefighters. .

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california brown did sign a so-called trailer bill, today, related to the budget and approved earlier in the month one of them eliminates more than 400 redevelopment agencies and created the new redevelopment program that forces agencies to return funding to the state supporters of those agencies say they plan to sue. the governor signed a so-called amazon taxrequiring out of state retailers to khrebt sales tax on certain purchaseseses. there is a downside, new at

10:00, ktvu's debra villone is is live in our newsroom where she tells us amazon is eliminating thousands of the referral sites. >> reporter: purchases directly on amazon doesn't change because it and the big one, overstock, don't have california ties, no workers, offices or warehouses here, but they have thousands of california affiliates, gone, now >> a teacher woe is looking for a lesson plan for a book. they go there and click on their book -- >> reporter: a former teacher, mark welch offers 60,000 products to browse and buy. if they do buy, amazon pays him a 7 percent commission until today. when amazon terminated him, another california associate in an e-mail calling a new tax law unconstitutional and counter productive. rather than pay tax on the click through sales.

amazon is eliminating the arrangement >> what i do know is that i just lost 26% of my income. >> reporter: welch is one of 10,000 10,000 amazon affiliates in california. some mom and pop operations, others large marketing companies with employees. almost any son sumatraer item can be found for a rangen of prices, some with sales tax, some without -fpltd but, those feeling it first, and worst are the people who sent amazon isso much business before today >> the sales i would have referred to amazon, i might put a link to barns and noble or target. com. >> reporter: california is the seventh state to pass similar laws and amazon has dropped iassociates in those states, too, where it is suing

>> >> a southern california based online advertising network bought social networking site my space and singer, actor justin timberlake reportedly has a stake in the deal. rupert murdoch bought it for $580 million. today, specific media announced it bought my space. $35 million, 6 percent of the original price. no word on the size of timberlake's stake >> >> rescue from mens in a sáeupbing boat. it started with a may day call at midnight. the crew radios they were abandoning ship the coast guard sent a rescue boat and locatedded men one of the men said they 270 crab pots which tipped the bolt over, fortunately, no reports of any serious energy. salvage efforts are underway to recover the boat >> >> highway patrol is asking for

two people to come forward. officers say they witnessed a fatal accident last thursday. forty-nine-year-old died in the wreck. the crash started a 4-acre brush fire along the shoreline. highway patrol said it needs help determining praoeg saoeusly what happened. contra costa prosecutors asked a judge to charge a concorde man with murder after his three pitbulls fatally mauled a family member. last july, he was playing tennis with his step grand is grandson when he wandered into the georgia ran and onto the dogs >> >> a rash of gasoline thefts in concorde. eight e-mails have been received in the past one days saying that someone syphoned gas from their cars. the gas thieves are reportedly targeting vehicles in dana

estates, crystal ranch, peach place -- cars on florida drive and meadow lane were also hit. police say they have not received any official complaint >> >> fireworks go on sale this week in almost a dozen communities. it's a money maker but also a safety concern. >> reporter: this site not as common as it used to be, but fill a july 4th tradition for many >> sparklers. >> reporter: that's a favorite? >> yes >> reporter: why? >> they are fun. it remindses me of being a child >> explosions, basically, nothing but explosions. i'm tired of seeing the ones that sparkle on the floor and that's all you get from them. >> reporter: if it's not from one of these booths, it's illegal, anything that flies in

the air or explodes, it's illegal. >> reporter: 10 other cities where fireworks are legally cold from cloverdale to the north. dublin to the aoeflt. but in the majority of the bay area, including san jose, all fireworks are illegal. at a community meeting. san jose featuring this fire of fireworks and man kins. tens of thousands are injured nationwide and millions of dollars in property damage are caused by fireworks >> last year alone, three or four homes burned because of fireworks. it's a serious situation. >> reporter: firefighters say with the temperatures expected in the 90s and low humidity, yesterday's rain will do little to squash any fire danger >> >> going to bill in the weather for a quick check on the

forecast >> >> a little fog out there. look at the fog coming off the coast, obviously, more fog tomorrow. temperatures as we roll into thursday, warmer than today by a good five or 10 degrees overnight lows forecast for tomorrow. fog right along the coast. fog moving into san mateo and redwood city. not a lot of it. microclimates in the bay area, or in the city, mid-60s, berkeley, upper 60ss and the low and mid-70s. upper 70s toward antioch and pittsburgh. microclimates not as warm as you would expect for this time of the day. things are heating upg as we roll into the end of the week and into the holiday. numbers will be 20 degrees warmer than this. i'll have the complete forecast and i'll see you back here >> >> good thing for richmond residents that weather was

relatively mild. public works officials say they hope to get the work done by this w-bd when it is expected to get hot. the renovated plunge reopened after august after volunteers raised money to save it from demolition. it was renovated, making it the oldest pool in the area. . video that is troubling to watch the at 10:30, animal cruelty allegations and how safeway is responding. .

san francisco police shot a man after they say he pulled a gun on undercover officers when they tried to arrest him. the shooting occurred right across from safeway high school.

david stevenson has our report. >> reporter: a steep stretch of golf street where police tracked down this 31-year-old to the georgia ran' nor phapbddy apartments. he was on active parole and wanted for felony vandalism and resisting arrest. he mrs. fired an assault weapon in the neighborhood earlier this week >> as the officers came on the scene, it appears the suspect was leaving the drive way. the officers engaged him in an arrest in an attempt to arrest him. >> reporter: he fired a handgun at two plain clothes officers >> the officers returned fire and the suspect crashed, lost control of his vehicle, crashed across the street. >> reporter: the officers were not hit, but the suspect was wounded by police gunfire. bullet holes in the honda accord he was driving >> one person shouting at

another and the gunfire. >> reporter: the gun battle took place across the street from sacred heart cathedral school administrators say no students withinned the shooting, though the early morning gunfire rattled neighbors >> i'm nervous. i'm not used to this -pt this used to be a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: in critical condition tonight at san francisco general hospital. the shooting is under investigation by the san francisco homicide unit and internal affairs division. in san stevenson, ktvu news >> >> a shooting that wounded five people on san francisco's market street last weekend made his first appearance. pleading not guilty to gun possess and gang-related charges. officers arrested a 16-year- old. they say he was the one that pulled the trigger. the juvenile is facing five counts of attempted murder and is due in court on friday.

police say the shooting was gang-related. victims included a 45-year-old from england, treated for nonlife-threatening injuries >> >> dream act, rallied, today in san jose the group marched this afternoon at chavez plaza to rally support for the measure. the dream act offers a pass to citizenship for illegal immigrants that came to the u.s. as children. they could become citizens if they have a clean criminal record, graduate from high school and plan to go to college or the military. this faces stiff opposition and an uphill battle in the house of representatives >> >> cramped conditions and allegations of cruelty the graphic video that has safeway taking action >> >> the fda's decision on a popular breast cancer drug some call it a miracle.

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safeway is reviewing thrág animal buying practices. ken wayne is here with video, allegations of animal cruelty and safeway's reaction. >> reporter: julie, we wouldn't show you the most graphic video of piglets being castrated and having thrág tails cut off, but what we can show you is is enough to make bacon lovers think twice about where their foods come from. sous being kept in gestation crates so small they can barely turn around.

these undercover images were shot at iowa select farms >> the abuse is documented, whilehorrifying to most americans are considered standard and largely acceptable in the pork industry. >> reporter: animal rights group released the video to try to pressure costkaczynski o, saáeufpway from buying pork in factory farms engaining in these practices. >> in a civilized society, it's an obligation to help keep even pigs from needless cruelty and violence. >> reporter: safeway has issued a statement, saying in part -- . we showed part of the video to customers outside of this

lafayette safeway >> they kind of really step up and let people know where they are getting their food from and how badly they are treating ang mals >> i know it's abuse. i don't want to see it, but it's like not knowing >> you have made me think. let's put it that way >> california will join several other states and the european union by banning so- called gestation crates in 2015 >> >> reporting live, ken wayne, ktvu channel "2 news." we have more information about the group behind the video. there is a link to the entire video, but be advised it is graphic. look under the "right now" section on our home pain >> >> a legal victory for the obama administration's health care law. for the first time, a republican appointed judge has found the legislation that the president signed last year to be constitutional. the sixth u.s. circuit court of appeals said the requirement is

within congress's authority. the conservative group that filed the suit said it plans to appeal to the u.s. supreme court >> >> breast cancer drug, avastin -- several experts say it's not effective and could raise the risk of heart disease, during a two-day public hearing, some advanced drug cancer patients called avastin a miracle drug >> why should a woman in europe and 26 other countries be able to get it but not in the united states. i believer the lives of thousands of women would be compromised. they would actually die. >> reporter: if the fda follows the advisory panel, which is generally the case and takes away its approval for avastin, the drug would no likely be covered by insurance and it could cost patients $100 thousand a year >> >> president obama used his

pulpit to lean on republicans to tax breaks -- >> the tax breaks i'm proposing we get rid of are tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. tax breaks for oil companies and hedge fund managers and corporate jet owners. >> reporter: house speaker rejected the president's call saying his remarks ignore legislative and economic reality. some democrats considering canning next week's july 4th holiday to work on a deal to cut the nation's deficit >> >> last november, we first took you inside of an abandoned world war ii bunker. today, mike n erbs ibach was one of the last people allowed back in before it becomes off limits forever >> >> reporter: a strange silence followed us around through hallways and doorways that on

this journey were lead by man made light >> this is a long ways from nowhere >> battery 29, never named because it was never finished. >> reporter: overhead rails hang from rooms once filled with 2400-pound explosive shells. designed to hit far away islands >> immense shreu thick concrete. this was built to fight. it's dark. not a lot of air, hard to breathe are for the last time, today, people will actually be allowed inside before the doors are shut. >> reporter: the battery was never open to the public, but signs that the public camped out inside are everywhere >> you can see the rungs, a lot of these bent out of place. a lot of water. definite hazard >> the 60-foot ventilation shaft was good for people who entered. on the outside, the entrance is

small and hidden. national parks saided openings will be boarded up. one because safety and two nearby trees will be chopped down >> making things much more visible and much more open. so, we have to be sure it is impenpenetratable >> >> new questions and concerns about the deadly attack on the hotel in kabul. militants attacked the luxury hotel yesterday. when it was over, five hours later, 20 people were dead, including the nine attackers. it's not known how they man aned to get past three levels of security. who is responsible remains unclear. the taliban first claimed spopbsdability and afghan officials are blaming a taliban faction linked to pakistan

>> >> an independent study totaled the staggering costs of the nation's war. the report by brown university estimates it will total $3.7 trillion. the unaccounted costs for treatment of wounded veterans. the study estimates 250,000 people in all have died directly from warfare >> >> toyota motor company said it is recalling more than zero thourbg hybrid sports utility vehicles in the united states. the recall involves toyota highlander and lexus rx s.u.v.'s from 2006-2007. the problem involves computer boards with possible faulty wiring. if they fail, the vehicles would slow down and coast to a stop. toyota said it will notify owners of possible faulty vehicles by next month >> >> a vin ill by a man who was critically injured during a

football game. what other players did on purpose that put the victim in a coma >> >> back here, the forecast and i will show you the cities that will be the hottest as we roll into the holiday weekend >> >> the story of a very sick otter pup and her adoptive mother. what they have been through and where you can find them, now. . go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

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east pal low al toe police gave notices to gang members. today's sweep was in response to a shooting skwrupb fiveth when a gunman opened fire on a car, killing a three-year-old baby. police blame gang members. today, they checked out 13 people but made no arrests >> >> this morning's officer involved shooting, happening at 11:30 in the parking lot of the post office near highway 12. police say a 55-year-old man, wearing camouflage and carrying a handgun, walked into a senior center across the street and said "i'm going on assignment." employees called police who confronted the man on his bike officers say he ignored several warnings to drop his weapon >> officers believed that he posed an immediate threat to

themselves and the community and shots were fired. fired. subject was shot and later pronounced dead at the hospital >> police say it appears the man did not fire his weapon. he was regularly seen hanging around the facility >> >> new riots in athens, many groups say they have suffered enough already the parliament has a $40 billion tax increase in cuts and spending. the measures will help get billions in new loans. without the loans, country was at risk of default affecting nothing only greece' economy, but the world >> >> in cuba, national television showed fidel castro meeting with hugh go chavez. despite assurances that he is fine, the government, today, postponed a summit of latin america leaders that president chavez was expected to host next week

>> >> if the phillipines, flash flooding overnight left about 20 people dead. 20,000 families caught in the flood. dozens of homes swept away. hundreds more damaged. many of the residents are in americansy shelters >> >> well wishers came out to show their support for -- a mass was held at saint phillips church to pray for mark mcgovern. he was critically injured while playing gaelic football, a cross between soccer and rugby. another player hit him on the head on purpose in an area of the field where the ball was not in play >> the victim was on the ground, a person was seen standing next to them that's the person of interest that we would like to talk to. >> reporter: police have not released the player's name,

mcgovern had only been in the united states for five days before he was hurt >> >> an out-of-control wildfire. test to look for radiation >> >> our chief meteorologist is tracking a big time warmup. in seubs minutes, what it means for the whole day weekend, ahead. that's why i'm here -- . i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with it's your green line. but i'll be there -- . and talk with us today. in

>> after nearly zero year of renovation, monterrey bay aquarium is set to open, the otter bay tank was emptied. it is going to be back in action on saturday. it has been remaimed the open sea >> >> robert honda shows us a newborn sea otter making a remarkable turnaround after it was found on a beach. >> reporter: a rescued female

sea otter pup is now the newest star at nine weeks old, the youngest ever to be put on exhibit along with her surrogate mother, joy >> they have a very warm quality about them. they are so caring apbgd their pawses are going and clean them and very loving. >> reporter: the comfortable atmosphere belies the drama of the pup's short life so far she was rescued by fake fish and game on a beach two month ago, a day old and weighed 2-pounds and unresponsive. now, after contapbt care from staff and bonding, she weighs 11-pounds and is growing comfortable around humans >> she is learning what fish are how to swim around and how to interact -- that is amazing to watch. >> reporter: what kind of personality is emerging >> actually for a little pup, only nine weeks, she is pretty

gutsy. >> reporter: scientists and researcherses say they hope it raises awareness and concern about the sea otter population in general and how important they are to the environment. environment we very much want people to take action. >> reporter: the pup has not been named because the aquarium said even though she can't be returned to the wild, she will be moved to another facility in five months >> >> federal government dispatched a plane to fly above the wildfire burning near new mexico's lab to check for radiation. . firefighters have been able to get a containment line around 3 percent. there are been evacuations. is 10e far, no indication of radiation exposure >> >> the origin of the deadly e.

coli outbreak. the source was traced to an organic form, but it was never clear how they became contaminated. european investigators now say the seeds for the sprouts may have been imported from egypt last year or the year before forty-seven people died from that outbreak >> >> a cruise ship hit by nore virus twice, sea princess, delayed so inspectors at the centers for disease control could observe the cleaning and take samples. it ended up leaving pier 353 hours behind schedule at 6:45 this evening >> >> could eating candy and other sweets keep children from becoming chubby? a new study found young people who ate sweets were 22% less likely to be overweight and 28% less likely to be obese the researchers looked at 11,000

children from 1999 or 2004 welcome back. record rainfall yesterday and now we are heading to very hot weather as we go into the bay area weekend. a little fog along the coast to be expected this time of the year, patchy fog is showing up along the beaches of san francisco. the fog will be a player in the next few days even though we'll warm it up, winds are not going to be strong enough to whisk away the fog. but it will get hotter around here as we go into friday, saturday and sunday. so, there is the system that went out of here yesterday, over an inch of rain in some places. we go out in the pacific and because there is no clouds, it looks as though the air is sinking. a big dome of high pressure as this high gets stronger the strength of the high will directly effect our daytime highs tomorrow.

we are warming up. our fire danger will come up as we go into the bay area weekend tomorrow morning at 6:00 am, there is your fog, not a lot, but a little bit. that's how it will be a, a push of it and back. we wouldn't see a big, big push of fog even into the weekend. the highs will be so strong in the central valley area that a lot of the heat will move out towards us. keeping the fog at the coast. basically, it's going to be a warming trepbgd, tomorrow, a few degrees warmer, saturday, sunday, monday, temperatures in the the upper 90s in the warmer spots. there is the fog. here's how the high building in. out of the desert southwest. that's where it gets real hot and super heat in bakersfield and fresno. our forecast is for warming, starting today, going through friday, saturday, sunday, there is the fog, it lingers along the coast, but the dome of high pressure and this heat will suppress the fog at the coast.

all you need to know is your holiday weekend will be really really nice with temperatures above average by saturday and sunday, and, of course, even though it's rain, the fire danger will come up because of the rapid drying we will experience. seventy-seven, forecast highs for thursday. nice along the peninsula, 72 in san mateo. seventy-seven redwood city, so, a really interesting rainfall year. everybody is 100% of average. the big story for the rain yesterday is the fire danger. we shorten the fire season about a month. -fp that's a big deal for us >> >> thanks, bill >> >> say it with flowers. a long line of domestic workers filed into the offices of state senators to call on them to support the domestic worker's bill of rights. the bill creates standards for

sick days, living wage increases and paid vacations for domestic workers >> the assemblies that approved the measure >> >> the sraflt majority of hraoeult tpheupbg strike victims are discovering that two% of victims of lightening strikes were men. an expert told the website men are less likely to change what they are doing because of bad weather. it also found the number of deaths caused by lightening tend to pique in july >> >> national cycling competition. how he did in just a moment. .

a young cyclist from the bay area has taken a medical at the road racing championships in augusta, georgia. these races have shorter courses than road races, but more laps. he is the captain of all sports team swift and a recent

graduate of a high school in santa rosa congratulations to him >> >> the skwraoeupts let one get away >> they kind of got the tables turned on them. yesterday, back to more familiar ways for the giants at wrigley field. ryann dempster locked in a pitch es's dual. imanual with a single up the middle. throw to the plate, terrible. one-one game. giants dugout exphroeds. they loaded the bases codey bouncing into a double play. then it was chicago that won one in giants fashion. bottom of the ninth, zero-two count pinch hitter. the ball falls in. tony, allowed to come home with the winning run. walkoff run for the cubs. two and a half games in back of

the diamond backs who were also losers tonight >> >> ramirez gets into one with a runner on, sends over to cococrisp. straight away center, the first homer for him in more than a month, florida added one more in a month. rickey got defenseses up. a drive to right. less than fleet footed mike stanton gets there. doesn't mind taking a bite out -- marlins win three-zero >> >> top seeds lined up for men's semi-finals at wimbledon, third seeded roger fedderrer is out. he ran into 12th seeded joe -- in today's quarter finals, he won the first two sets before he stormed back. a strong pass to win that point. he took the match in three straight sets of six-

four.ographer yell nidal against andy murray in the other semi-final. something to jump out about >> >> warrior roster will evolve. two parts appeared to take shape. they exercised an option on stephan currie >> >> it appears the 49erss will be without a member of their offensive line who missed all of last season. there were reports that number 66, who had surgery last month to repair a ruptured disk in his neck. the recovery time, six months. he missed all of last year after breaking his leg in training camp >> >> they are talking the nfl labor situation, hopefully, it will get settled soon >> >> morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow morning following all of the overnight news development as we head toward the holiday weekend >> >> you can always find coverage

online at our website and with the mobile app. thanks so much for joining us, everyone. good night.