. yet another deadly shooting in richmond. the circumstancing around it and what police are trying to do to stop the violence. >> talking over the debt limit are at a stand still. how will asian markets respond to the deadlock? >> and another teen gets buried in sand while digging a tunnel on a beach. what was done to save her life. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes.

gang violence gripped richmond as another young man is killed. john is live now in richmond where the homicide rate has hit a grim milestone. >> this is 24th street and exchange place and you can see what appears to be a blood stain. now three candles make up the memorial here for a young man cut down by gun fire. the 20-year-old man is the 21st homicide victim of the year. >> it's disturbing and lack of regard for human life. >> reporter: it's believed it was likely gang related unlike most recent gang shootings. with nine killings this month the city is already matched last year's homicide total. >> at the independent community church the pastor said three families have been devastate by killings that happened just this month. >> in reality we are family

and sometimes we can be angry at family members but we don't have to go kill them because we are angry. we have to figure that one out in the black community. >> reporter: paul lost a 20- year-old great nephew, his second great nephew shot to death since 2009. >> they are have to mauck a decision for themselves to live, not to stake a life but to live. >> reporter: this morning police rushed to a home burglary. a neighbor said the crime and violence is extremely frustrating. >> really horrible the way things are going now. i don't know what -- what it is. nobody knows. it's the system. the gangs, the economy. >> reporter: yesterday a new gang task force was created to cut down on this activity.

live in richmond. >> police have identified the victim killed last night in a double shooting there. investigators say the 2-year- old omar martinez was found shot to death inside a vehicle. in the area of ohara avenue and laurel road. a second victim identified as a 16-year-old was found nearby. his condition hasn't been released. police arrested 21-year-old david vargas. the shooting was the result an argument between two groups who knew each other. >> this week police are expected to release new details in a decade old cold case. jenine harms vanished premeditate psalmed dead. the main suspect was killed last year by the victim's

brother who then killed himself. on friday prosecutors expect toshiest results of a lab test on fiber evidence found in a rug in the man's jeep. they expect the results will link the rug to harm. a funeral service tomorrow for john caldwell. the friend of oscar grant. he will be buried next to grant. he was with grant at bart station on new year's day 2009 when grant was shot by bart police. >> thousands gather today in norway to remember the victim its of the friday attack. the prime minister and members of the royal family were in attendance. the prime minister called it a national tragedy. more than 90 people were killed in friday's shooting spree and

bomb blast. these are the pictures from youtube of the suspect. police say he has confessed to setting off the bomb at the government headquarters and then gunning down at least 86 people at a youth camp. doctors treating the victims sate bullets were designed to explode inside the body and cause maximum damage. the suspect wrote a manifesto criticizing muslim immigration. >> people are watching debt ceiling talks in washington. deborah with how close and how farah part negotiators are. >> reporter: at this hour the president is meeting leading democrats. the speaker is calling on fellow republicans for compromise but debt deadlocks

continue. >> here we are seven months later, running out of runway. >> reporter: the treasurey secretary worries about fall out and world financial markets. as the united states nears an unprecedented default and sunday morning news shows were full of bravado and blame. republicans want a short term agreement. >> i know the president is worried about his next election but my god shouldn't we worry about the credit i? >> reporter: democrats say a plan that lasts years, not months provides economic substantial. >> it'll hurt us. it'll stall the economy and the speaker should remember if you break it you own it. >> reporter: the two parties also remain divided on how much accident tackled with cuts verses revenue. california senior senator called for balance. >> we strongly believe that the wealthiest in the society should help with the crisis, that it should be a fair share

plan, not just the people poor and depending on the programs. >> reporter: both parties are now working on rival fall back plans but running out of time. it takes days to move legislation through congress and the deadline to avoid default is august 2nd a week from tuesday. >> a failure to raise the debt limit could have significant consequences. the first reaction could be the treasurey not having enough money to pay all its bills. it's impact on personal finance is less clear. the president has warned about possible spikes in interest rates for mortgages and other loans, it's not clear how federal payments such as social security and paychecks could be affected. without a deal wall street is raising for a volatile week. japan opened about ten minutes

ago and as you see there the -- it's down about half a per sent. >> temperatures have been dipping around the bay area and the fog is making a return. mark has the numbers and joins us now with more. >> reporter: the look at the latest fog pattern with clearing, a few patches around pillar point and stubborn fog. as far as current numbers action of numbers, low 80s, upper 70's. oakland at 66 and san jose mostly sunny and a current tome of 75 degrees. here is the forecast, the short term, coastal fog developing, by 6:00, 58 to 72, by 8:00 partly cloudy, mid50s to the mid60s and low clouds will continue to be on the increase, 53 to right around 60 degrees. first thing tomorrow you can see partly to mostly cloudy skies, overnight lows, starting out in the low to mid50s.

santa rosa 50, san jose 54 and morgan hill 52. coming up the one part of the bay area that warms -- will warm up a few degrees for tomorrow and break down the timing of the next significant warming trend show up on the long range. >> the man who was the face of san francisco airport for more than two decades has died. a spokesman confirmed that former airport spokesman ron wilson died this weekend. he worked at the airport for more than 40 years, starting out as a part time teacher. he worked for 25 years as the director of community affairs. he would have turned 71 this coming friday. >> trapped for two minutes, tonight a 17-year-old is recovering after being in the hospital after the sand tunnel she was digging collapsed. patty lee is in marin county with why her family said they weren't aware of the danger. >> reporter: family members

couldn't believe that scooping sand for such a short period of time canned lead to such a dangerous situation. >> these are photographs taken of the sacramento teen digging a sand tunnel at dorin beach with her brother and nephew. minutes before it collapsed. burying the 17-year-old from head to knees. >> and my daughter went into get sand out and the hole collapsed. >> reporter: we caught up with her. >> they pulled her out. she was blue. she wasn't breathing. her heart was really light. >> reporter: a bystander did cpr reviving her. then she was taken to the hospital where she was released and expected to recover. >> i'm just grateful to get my daughter back. >> reporter: she is the second teen to be in the hospital in a sand tunnel collapse in the

past month. the 17-year-old was buried for more than ten minutes at a watsonville state park before rescuers could dig him out. the teen is in a veg atative state. teens say they have heard warnings, still getting hurt is the last thing on their minds. >> nice to come here on vacation and have fun and dig in the sand . >> reporter: this afternoon i spoke to one of the first responders to that accident. a sheriff's deputy who said this incident can be a safety reminder to the thousands who visit the public coastline this summer. reporting live in marin. >> a reason to celebrate. same sex couples in new york start to tight knot. how its being received here in the bay area.

>> also a show of understanding, the unique event today at the modern jewish museum ins. >> and a new pole shows the 2012 race is getting tighter. who appears to be neck and neck with the president in the race for the white house.

. the first gay marriages in new york were preformed just after midnight and continued throughout the day. new york is now the 6th and largest state to recognize gay weddings. thousands of proponents protested saying lawmakers mart people in california are still hopeful they will be able to marry some day as well. sporters reacted to the new law with optimism and envy.

>> new york state of mind. >> reporter: if woody had his way the new york state flag would fly over the castillo neighborhood. >> of course. why not? what's wrong with a party. >> reporter: there were celebrations in new york where hundreds of couples tied the knot. >> it's a breakthrough and many different levels and i think that california deserves it. >> reporter: california used to allow same sex marriage but not anymore. some supporters say that makes new york's new law bitter sweet. >> this is supposed to be a lib era l state and new york passes it. that makes me angry. . >> reporter: seven years ago couples lined up to get the first licenses. in 2008 the court affirmed same sex marriage was legal but just a few months later voters approved proposition 8. >> changed the constitution to

make itn 't constitutional for two people of the same gender to get married. >> reporter: it's still the law but its being challenged in court. supporters hope the new york law will help build momentum. >> hopefully it'll be legalized in more and more states. >> we are waiting for california. we are hoping on california so bad but we have to travel why not. >> reporter: for some a trip to new york is now on the agenda. in san francisco, ktvu channel 1 news. >> california senator diane feinstein continued her push to repeal the defense of marriage act. she said americans are now more open. >> as time goes on what i find is more and more people have gay friends, gay relatives, people are much more forward with their thinking about this now. >> reporter: last week the senator introduced the respect for marriage act which would undo the law that bars same sex

couples from receiving federal benefits. she said the provisions of the defense of marriage act are wrong and not constitutional. there was a lot of hand holing today at the modern jewish museum in san francisco. the museum's hand holding day was in response to an incident last weekend in which a security guard told a gay couple that hand holding wasn't allowed. the actions sparked outrage from other patrons. >> the guard was immediately removed, immediately removed. the couple who was approached were apologized to and really had a wonderful experience after that. >> reporter: hand holding day coincided with the lgbt family mourning of gertrude stein. 16 bay area kids are preparing to head to new york to preform their play about

proposition 8. at 5:35 we will hear how they researched their roles. >> ia standoff with vacaville police lead to the arrest of a stabbing suspect. the 27-year-old is suspect of stack another man who was in his car. despite stab wounds the victim is expected to survive. police tracked the man to his home where he was holed up with his girlfriend and 2-year-old son. investigators reportedly found evidence linking him to the stabbing. no watsonville detectives investigating a shooting that left one person dead outside a target store. the shooting happened in the parking lot at the main street store. an 18-year-old died at the scene. his girlfriend lived and was taken to the hospital. the shots came from a green

honda. >> a teen is dead and several wounded after a party turned violent. it happened in stockton around 7:00. police say at least one person opened fire in a backyard during a birthday party. a 15-year-old was shot. he died at the hospital. eight others including another teen were shot. their conditions are unknown. no arrests have been made and no word on a motive. >> city leaders in san francisco are considering a controversial discrime nation man. ex-con convicts wouldn't be disqualified from housing or private supporters. supporters say it's knows help form erin mates get back to a normal life. opponents argue business owners should have the right to protect themselves and their customers. >> the ballot for the iowa straw poll in august is now official and nine republican presidential candidates will be on that ballot including three

who have decided not to compete. that includes mitt romney. after a long debate party officials decided to exclude sarah palin and rick perry. neithers have officially announced a bid but both have said they are considering a run. a new poll house a tight race between romney and the president. according to the poll the president is in a near tie with romney. the former massachusetts governor is only one point ahead of the president which is nearly a toss up. it house ron paul who is considered a long shot as a 4 point under dog against the president. >> he targeted his victims. the connection between the gunman and those killed in a texas roller rink. and the quick actions of the rink owner. >> a sign of hope tonight in

china. rescuers found a child as they said the wreck of a deadly train crash. . and preparing for the summer games a year early. the steps police in london are now taking.

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police say a 42-year-old shot a couple who was dancing. he then shot fine others. police aren't saying how the shooter is connected to the couple or any of the others injured. an off duty officer at the club tackled the shooter. we have new information about the fatal shooting inside a roller rink we first told you about last night. police say a 35-year-old killed his estranged wife and four of her family members. about 30 people were at the roller world for a private party saturday night to celebrate the 11th birthday of the gunman's son. he wounded four before taking his one life. the owner said he quickly shoved some young kids out of harm's way. >> an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow for amy winehouse. fans left flowers, photographs and candles. the grammy winner was found dead inside the home yesterday. authorities say they are

waiting for the results of the autopsy to determine her cause of death but she has struggled drug and alcohol abuse throughout her career. >> for the second time a large quake has jolted japan, the same area devastated by a deadly quake and tsunami. the quake was 6.2. the center was 59 miles off the coast from the city. just yesterday a 6.4 quake struck that same area. there are no reports of injuries or damage from either quake. about 23,000 were killed or left missing after the march 11th quake and tsunami. >> in other news, some hope in eastern china in the aftermath of yesterday's train crash after a child was rescued from the wreck. a 4-year-old was found just as rescuers were wrapping up clan up efforts. there is no word on the

condition. yesterday's crash killed 43 and juried hundreds of others. lighting caused one train to loose power, a second then hit it. more clashes in egypt as men armed with knives and sticks attacked thousands of protesters. more than a hundred people were injured in the violence. they were upset at what they called a slow pace of reform. they are now calling for the head of the ruling military council to resign. hugo chavez is back from cuba after receiving cancer treatment. the president ha had been in cuba for a week. the 56-year-old was greeted a red carpet when his plane arrived. he has not revealed what kind of cancer he has but said it's in his pelvis area. >> just as the at lights are training people are practicing their security plan. bomb sniffing dogs, one near

from wednesday the summer games will start. >> it'll be the biggest peace time operation we will have to have done. it's not just the fact that it's a 64 day operation but will impact every service in the country. >> the government said the terror threat level will be at severe meaning an attack is highley likely. terrorism isn't the only problem. police are rerouteing the traffic and transportation system to make sure athletes get to their event on time. more than a thousand firefighters are now on the scene of a wildfire in san diego county. it started friday on the indian reservation and has burned close to 11,000 acres of thick brush. that is now 35% contained. nobody has been hurt and no buildings have been burped. there is no word on what caused the fire. >> a little boy got to meet

the man who helped save his life through a bone marrow transplant. he found he had a disease in 2009, it's fatal without a transplant. he was able to get one. person who donate natured it is from mississippi. >> they found me through -- anonymous donor through the bone marrow registry and after a year went by after the donation, they let me make contact with the receiver. >> today's event was meant to promote the importance of bone marrow registries. >> rental prices are on the rise in the south bay. why experts say this is a positive indication about the area's economic recovery. >> improved views at yosemite but with a catch. you will have a preview of the plan. >> using their talent to make a statement. how a play preformed by mar," n

county congress sisters is making a political statement.

. netflix is talking to dream works for the streaming rights to its films. a deal could be reached as early as this week. they are declining to comment on the story. dream work social security known for several top films including the shrek series. a possible deal comes weeks after they announced this are raising prices by 60% for people who want mail and

streaming services. a new report shows the prize of bay area rentals ask on the rise, especially in silicon valley. as maureen naylor says buying in the bay area isn't an option for many renters. >> just as his dog chases a ball marcus is chasing the american dream. the texas transplant finds buying a home in the bay area difficult. >> that's $100,000 or so just fort down payment and having that without cashing out your 401k is pretty much impossible i think. >> reporter: he is a round $200 a month to live in this apartment complex. >> have been here for two years, we have renewed the lease once and it went -- ten or 12%. >> reporter: according to the research group real facts rent jumped 12.6% from a year ago and has the highest average rent among the 43 areas surveyed at more than $1,700 a month. this mother paying about $2,500 a month for a two bedroom apartment is debating the move. >> we may consider

representing either a condo or even maybe -- buying a place of our own. >> we have the perfect imbalance of sly and demand. this are more renters than available rental units. . >> reporter: the california department association said the demand is fueled by foreclosures and people ditching roommates or mom and dad. >> we are starting to see a turn around in economy and employers are hiring, people are more confident in their employment situation. >> reporter: he said until construction is done on the 2,000 rental units in san jose rising rents will continue. >> a landmark is preparing to close. the red bic theater will show its last film tomorrow. the theater is closing 31 years to the day it opened. openers say it was no longer sustainable and couldn't compete with streaming video and the on demand movies.

police officers could soon have to pay more for their health care and retirement. the times reports the city counts ill will vote tomorrow to impose a one year contract on officers that would raise health care premiums. this after three months of negotiation. it would save more than $281,000. >> drivers will have to answer a tough question, next time they renew their license. a new rule now in effect says drivers cannot skip the organ donation portion of the form. the change is meant to boost the number of people willing to donate organs. transplant donor groups push for the new rule that was approved last year. you have a little more incentive to donate blood. starting tomorrow blood donors can get a pint of ice cream in exchange for a pint of blood. it goes with the increased demand for blood because of accidents during the summer.

donors can go to several locations, it runs through the end of august. >> medical marijuana may be legal here but driving under the influence ask not. law enforcement officers say this he are seeing the increase in stoned drivers. california figures show in 2009 more than 2,000 people were hurt or killed in crashes in which the driver was high on marijuana. police say they look at reaction time, balance and pup ills when they assess drivers. >> looking for jerking of the eyes or if they just track smoothly from side to side. >> police say cases often end in acquittals after juries hear conflicting testimony about how much marijuana impairs driving. one problem is that unlike with alcohol, there is no test to determine if a driver is high on pot. >> officials say a plan to get a new train up and running has apparently hit a speed bump.

the transit or smart train would run between cloverdale and sonoma. a review said the plan would take a year lock longer to complete. still officials say they are confident in the project. services are now expected to start in 2015. officials at yosemite are working on an improvement plan that calls for the elimination of hundreds of trees. the plan includes cutting down and thinning trees and almost a hundred locations over the next decade. it's all to improve the views of the park. officials are expected to announce the final details of the plan next month. work would start next year. >> a group is headed to new york to preform a play about marriage equality. . >> the cast age nine to 19,

has been practicing for lieutenants two week run off broadway. it's called prop8 love stories inspired by the battle and interviews they did with couples both gay and straight. the play has been preformed locally for the past year and was invited to new york arriving just as gay marriages have become legal there. >> as the show goes on you fall in love with the couples, you hear their stories, laugh and cry with them and then you find out if they are gay or straight and what it race raise is the idea that they are just all people. >> it'll cost $25,000 for all 16 of them to go to new york. they are close to raising that amount but if you want to help go to our website where we have posted a link to their website. >> when we return, a business in the north bay is soaring,

the ride that has thousands zipping to a small sonoma county town. >> and searching for more summer like weather. mark is up next with when you can expect temperatures to rise.

. at oha, re nearly seven inches fell. that's the most ever recorded in one day in chicago's history. dozens of flights were canceled or delayed and as you can see all of the water flooded roads and backed up traffic. it also knocked out power to more than 150 customers. much of the east coast is facing temperatures from a heat wave. the meat is blamed for more than a dozen deaths as it moved from the midwest to the east

coast. residents at a philadelphia senior citizen high-rise woke up to worse than expected temperatures when the power suddenly went out. you know what that means, no ac. the building's 287 residents were then encouraged to move down stairs which still had power. staff set up fans. . it's miserable. hot and humid but we don't have to worry about that here. >> right. we can embrace the big fog bank. still a big factor off shore right now on the map, still a bit of a swirl in the clouds, we have an eddy and that wind, that southerly wind cleared off the north bay with that weakening the north bay will warm up but you can see clouds hugging parts of around bodega bay. move the maps to the south. there is that fog bank and

daily city, oakland right now still has mostly clear skies, a live lock outside. looking toward oakland you can seat sun and temperatures this weekend not a big change. most area was in a few degrees of yesterday's high. the low clouds will be on the increase into the evening hours and that's all a part of the forecast for tonight. tomorrow clearing skies, near the coast and the extended forecast a bit 6 a bump in the numbers, especially by thursday and also into friday. this was the pattern for today and it'll stay around for tomorrow. there is a weather system up to the north with that, increase the marine layer, some neighborhoods will cool off for tomorrow. not much change into tuesday but then by wednesday, thursday and friday, high pressure builds in from the desert southwest and that will bring in the warming trend. we could talk about inland areas in the upper 80s to the lower 90's especially by thursday and friday. not a major heat pup we could talk about 89 to 92 degrees. still patchy fog at least for

the morning hours of the coast but around the bay as well and that's in the extended forecast. here is the fog forecast model -- first thing tomorrow, widespread, we could track drizzle as well and as we take it into the afternoon by 12:00 still patchy fog for san francisco, around the bay and still hugging the coastline and then the event all temperature range -- warmest locations inland back up into the 70s to the lower 80's. for tomorrow at 7:00, low clouds, 52 to 57 degrees, by 12:00 the sun cloud mix, then by 4:00, patchy coastal fog and the temperature range. temperatures tomorrow will warm it up for the north bay. back up in to the upper 70's for santa rosa. fairfield around 80, oakland topped at 67, livermore the upper 70s and concord around 80 degrees. san jose 76, the temperatures will check in around three or

four tomorrow afternoon. san francisco 64. here is look ahead. five-day a bit cooler but not much and then you can seat warming trend for wednesday, thursday and friday and we are thinking thinking about the weekend and it'll be just a few lie clouds but temperatures will continue to warm up. the low 90s for the warmest locations. i have been hearing hearing complaints about pool parties but you may like the forecast for next week. >> this weekend isn't over and we are already thinking about next weekend. >> there is a story of success in a small town of occidental. it's a thrill ride making money. for the last year thousands have taken this zip line ride. they are a lot of fun. its part of a tour in the area that takes a few hours to complete. it creates revenue for the redwood conference grounds. >> we open this june 26th in

2010 and one year later celebrated celebrate -- we are very thrilled. >> the tour operates seven different zip lines, the longest more than 800 feet long. >> the world champion giants will visit the white house tomorrow. the president is honoring the team and the world series victory. he will also recognize efforts by the giants to give back to the community. they have the off date tomorrow before playing the phillies, the team they defeated to reach the world series. >> want to seat look on the president a face when he meets wilson. not raiders loose a great cornerback. >> i was just going to say. i hope wilson is dress the appropriately. tomorrow it's a meeting with the president but today it

was all about bringing it.

. good evening. welcome to this early sunday night edition of sport wrap. we have senate formula work for the giants so many times we should expect it. one of the best pitching staffs in baseball makes do with minimal run support and shuts down one of the best hitting teams. milwaukee brewers are used to putting big numbers on the board. ryan was in form when he came to the plate in the first. the brewers jumped to a 1-0 lead. the giants haven't had a lot of

success but they chipped away, jeff with the base hit that left him doing it on the bases as well. he beats the throw to the plate. he picked up the first hit. a double -- they managed to scratch out one more fontano with the fly ball. the giants picked up a couple of hits to set up fontano. the rest of the game was about pitching. madison allowed just a single run in seven and two thirds. wilson worked a 1, 2, 3, 9th striking out betancourt to end it. save number 31 for wilson as they win another one run game taking the series, giants stay four games ahead of the diamondbacks who are also winners. it's onto philadelphia. it was a 100-degree day. the padres, try to stay close to the phillies. the center field, ibanez, takes

the drive to -- with the leap, we take a home run away. that was a 5-3 lead for the phillies. the giants won't see halladay. the a's yesterday ended a losing streak at 11 games with gonzalez in the mound today. they were hoping not to start another one. george no longer at yankee stadium so maybe this guy now calling the shots. a's jumped in front of this one off colon. one run into the second and then eric hit a solid shot through center. he goes to second with a double. penning ton -- 2-0. the yankees rallied with two outs tooting the lead from gonzalez . nuned to willingham. can't get to the ball. it goes for a two run double. yankees take the lead 3-2. in the 5th after jeter had walked granderson lost one.

this shot headed to the second deck. number 27 on the year for granderson. it's 5-2, the yankees got one more. the a's didn't go away trailing 6-2 and matsui goes opposite field with a double to score crisp, dickerson having trouble with the footing, matsui with 5- 2 today. a's got two more in the inning and it was 6-4. they loaded with one out against rivera in the 9th but dejess had a line drive. it was grabbed by mark who stepped on first to double off sweeney. yankees win 7-5. they made it two out of three as the a's head home to face tampa in the first of four. the hall of fame grew, pat gilleck, alomar and c, will

emente, he is just the 22nd baseman and burt goes in. he had 287 career wins. history is made in one of golf's major tournaments. we will tell you about that and a ride to paris for a cycling first timer. we will be right back.

no the raid he . >> thomas was a raiders cornerback. he was the 7th round choice out of usc, part of the first super bowl championship in january of 1977. thomas had a massive heart attack early this morning in kansas city. he was 61. evans was poised to be the first australian winner of the tour de france and the oldest

since world war ii. the 59 financial stage as they swung into the city of light. logging the same tim as evans and the rest of the pack. evans gives australia it's first win. golf's canadian open looked like the tournament nobody wanted to win. folks in vancouver holding for adam no doubt. only he makes birdie on the 14th and started the day just one shot back but finished a 72. two strokes off the lead. close should the himself into condition tension. he birdies on a round of 59. ohar, at 13 with the approach to set himself up for birdie. ohar, shot 68, blank headed to a less than inspiring play game. blanks needed to extend, he

takes double bogie, ohare backs in for his 4th career win. seniors playing the majors, british open. started the day with the share of the lead. he colonel curls it putt in on the way to a 67. no lefties not a common sight in golf. golf. his approach to number eight. right on the money to set up another birdie. he troys to be just the 4th in gulf history to win a major tournament. he wrapped up a round of 67 that gave him two strokes over mark. he joins bob, and mike weir, as the only four left handers to win a major. different way to watch golf in france where the women were finishing masters, 2005 winner, paula creamer. started with a long birdie putt. a 71 that left her seven

strokes back. the winner started by just a stroke but built up to four at one point. the approach to number six that nearly goes in for eagle. they eagle. things happen quickly on the indy car circuit. alex, he comes in hot, gets in to the back of gram. he ended up with the tire that caused him to take tracy out. he gestures -- the winner -- power took a bit of the margin away from dario who was third today. that's it for this early sunday night edition of sport wrap. see you tonight at ten. >> thank you. >> tonight on the 10:00 news

we are monitoring the negotiations on the federal debt ceiling, as the country gets closer to a default. how would it impact you and the key points keeping law makes from making a deal? >> and another look at the forecast. >> yeah. the fog in the morning, not a big change for tomorrow but if you are waiting for the warmer temperatures we will warm back up wednesday and thursday. >> lock at your workweek forecast. thank you for joining us. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. thank you for joining us. the next newscast is at ten. see you then.