that's some bad hat, harry. . complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> an outpouring of support for a man as a key clue comes out in the search for his killer. >> a vigil held tonight has done little to console the widow of a man handing out food to the homeless. amber lee is at that vigil and says how viewers are reached out now. >> reporter: we are on 47th avenue where the man was killed. we want to show you the memorial that's been set up for him. a vigil was held just wrapped

up for his wife the loss was just to much to bear. >> soon after his wife arrived at vigil she became distraught and could barely speak. >> he was showing unconditional love. . >> reporter: her relatives wore t-shirts with his photograph. they say he always hut others before himself. now they are left asking why someone killed him here early wednesday morning. >> he got people to donate gifts and he would come back out and give himself and he gave three days a week. ministered to them, fed them, talked to them, took them to his home. >> we will offer this to them. >> reporter: tom of lo understanding e tree cemetery called us after seeing our story about pow el on the 10:00 news. he wanted to help the family and is offering a burial plot.

another wants to donate a head stone. >> i hope the family just remembers during this period of time that there are people that stood up and said we want to help. >> reporter: the family expressed gratitude for the support and donations. >> he touched so many lives, just what he could do. anything that -- when he is gone to help his family, definitely needed. >> they need our compassion. they don't just need prayers, we need to pray but we need to act. >> reporter: church leaders urge the public to help the family, so far nobody has been arrested for the killing. reporting live. amber lee. >> and more details in the search for the killer. police released this photograph of a van. they are looking for the ford wind star similar to the one you are looking at there. the widow said it drove up next to them early wednesday, she said the sliding door opened

and someone started firing. there is currently a 25,000- dollar reward in the case. >> the debt showdown goes no a critical weekend with the united states inching closer to a unprecedented default. the republican controlled house approved emergency legislation this afternoon raising the detect ceiling $900 billion while cutting $917 billion in spending. the bill moved to the democraticly controlled senate where it was rejected. >> this house has acted. it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are? >> the economy is hanging on the balance. for the first time in history of our country unless there is a compromise or they accept my bill we are headed for disaster. >> reporter: the majority leader revealed a plan that

would cut spending by 2.4 trillon and raise the detect ceiling by the same amount. the house is expected to vote on the proposal tomorrow and the senate on sunday. now just how much time is left to get a deal done. three days, 22 hours, 56 minutes. this clock is from the from bi-partisan.org. >> we spoke to residents who have a strong message. >> reporter: it takes two to tango. those folks at the senior center say they could teach democrats ands a step or two about how to work together. >> they are not dancing, they are -- they are just posing, it's all posturing. >> reporter: it's a congress

created crisis they say that could end if they stopped acting like children. >> they have to get out. >> reporter: these are some of the 55 million minutes who get some form of social security benefits each month. >> some are living on a small social security d approximately like some 7 to $800 a month. >> reporter: if they may not get even that. >> i'm just praying something will happen. >> eye a renter. i don't know what i would do. >> reporter: you couldn't pay rent. >> no. >> reporter: one 80-year-old was offered to move into pool their food stamps and social security. they preform here weekly for tips. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think it's a lot of crap. >> reporter: these retirees

hope congress acts before the music stops tuesday. rita williams. >> new, california's presidential primary is moving from february to june next year to savor the state monday yes. the governor signed a bill making official. it is expected to save california $100 million. it means the statewide primary and presidential primary will take place on the same day. it's a reversal from a few years ago when california tried to increase the political clout by moving it's primary to super tuesday in february. >> the man first named as the suspect in the beating of brian stow is speak out tonight. he was cleared last week for the attack after two other men were arrested. many are president is in state prison on a parole violation but released a statement. >> he states that more than anything i'm upset, not for myself but for the grief and

embarrassment that my friends, family and loved ones have been put through. >> ramirez was arrested in may, police say they found a gun in the apartment where he was living so he was sent back to prison for ten months for violating his parole. on wednesday his attorneys filed a request to try to get him out. >> a man accused of setting fire to another man at the park plead not guilty. his attorney call itself a terrible accident. the public defender represent him said the victim died during sex -- diaz claims he set fire to the body to hide the evidence. the victim was a restaurant worker, a 23-year-old. police said his phone and wallet were missing. a judge in marin ordered joe testify naso to pay forrous

own lawyer. they said he had a million dollars in assets disqualifying him from a public defender. he side to defend himself. he later asked for a lawyer because he didn't do the necessary legal work from jail. >> drivers consider yourself warned. the police are going to increase their presence on the bay bridge to catch speeders. here say live look at the span this friday night. they say it's s ensors have detected traffic is speeding up seeing the increase of 10 miles an hour. they tend to schedule maintenance work during that time and it's creating worry for the safety. workers. they say they have stepped up patrols for the well being of drivers. >> new, a new political add hitting the radio is already creating controversy without naming anyone. we are live now in berkeley and have found who is behind the

adds that attack the entire ballot measure process. >> reporter: you know it's a big part of california politics, most of us have probably run in to the people with the clipboards taking signatures. this new add warns about the risk of identity theft but critics wonder if it's trying to keep certain issues off the ballot. the next time you turn on the radio you could hear this. >> i just got back from the market and the pushy signature people are back. >> reporter: the add gives a grim warning to anyone who signs a ballot measure. >> i read that names and addresses on petitions were sent to other countries, including india. >> who knows what they did with it. >> very concerned that -- we get the wrong idea. >> reporter: the adds and this new website have watch dogs including the california public interest research group crying foul. >> you are being asked to sign is why you name and address. for many its in the phone book

already. >> reporter: we traced it to be about the state's building and trades construction. the president of the union said they didn't create the group but confirmed they contributed about $50,000. it's led some to question whether the campaign is to stop anti union initiatives before they make the wal-mart. the man behind the adds says that's not the goal. he is a long time political player in the bay area. >> we aren't taking positions for or against the ballot measure. our message is directed equally to all ballot measures and that is that you should be wary of especially the paid signature gatherers. >> reporter: and right now the adds are running in southern california and sacramento but adams said he expects this campaign will go statewide. we are live in berkeley. ktvu channel 2news. >> right now the fog is coming

in off the bay and over the bay valley hills. how much you will see tomorrow morning. we will look at the high forecast for saturday. i will see you back here. >> and the city of vallejo is finally coming out from bankruptcy. what it means for the police department. . and appliesy washing machines going unused. equipment that can keep firefighters safe but it's never been plugged in.

. a fresh as the result fresh start for vallejo. we are live and tell you what it could mean for the future. >> reporter: i got a copy of the 81 page plan that they submitted to the court and tonight we talked to both residents and city employees about the city finally being able to come out of this financial emergency. at a fundraiser downtown many residents kicked up their heels and said they are relieved the finances are getting back on track. >> i'm glad that vallejo is coming out of it. >> reporter: the group is a grass roots community organization. >> vallejo filed for it a lot of the community resources os have lost money for funding. >> reporter: the city declared chapter 9 in may of 2008 after tax revenue fell with the housing crash leaving them strapped to find enough money

for payroll and other obligations. >> its been a -- a tough couple years. >> reporter: today the police officers association vice president said he hopes the deal will let the city rehire officers. >> we are just hoping that the financial situation of the city will get in a position where we can provide better service for the citizens. >> reporter: the deal did come with union connections including pay cuts re. >> sort like a revival. we have come through the rough roads and now it's back on track. >> reporter: the mayor said today that now with the city financing somewhat stabilized the city will be getting additional grant money that will help them hire back three police officers and nine firefighters in the coming months. the judge is expected to sign off on the plan next week. reporting live in vallejo. >> two men are under arrest

after a police chase in oakland. officers saw a man wanted for assault driving near 72nd avenue and international boulevard just before 5:00. they tried to pull him over but say the suspect sped away. officers pursued him onto northbound interstate 880. it ended with officers boxed in his car. he was arrested along with another passenger. police say's found a gun that one of them threw out of the car's window. we know the name of the man who died in a crash after another police chase in oakland. authorities say the 19-year-old pedro hernandez was ejected from his car on wednesday morning on interstate 880. he was not wearing a seatbelt. officers were chasing him after seeing him driving erratically. they found open alcohol in his car. >> pg&e crews worked on an unusual dig in san bruins are. they are looking for clues to

help prevent another pipeline explosion. they are looking at a piece of pipe that used to be connected to the one that blew up. they say they want the pipe looked at to prevent more failures. >> taking a look at it and removing about eight foot section and running a camera through a pipe that was abandoned. >> pg&e had expected to complete that today. instead crews said it'll be done tomorrow. the camera will then be put into the pipe to inspect the welds and look for any defects. >> the attorney for northern california is looking at a major bust of marijuana operations in the emerald triangle. authorities arrested more than a hundred people and destroyed 460 marijuana plants during the two week operation. the raids took place in the nationaller toest.

that area spans 6 counties and is called the emerald trian ge because it's home to a large number of pot farms. police are found shell casings in the hills above morago. this video was from tuesday when they were searching for a person who took shots at a parked police officer. yesterday authorities reported finding a marijuana field in the same area. the gunman was never located and it's not clear if the shooting is connected to the marijuana crop. the officer was not hurt. >> 2000 people gathered to say good-bye to the off duty deputy shot and killed when he went to help a friend. we attended the service and share the stories. >> reporter: a procession, a salute, a sendoff for one of marin county as fine e.. >> anything you needed done he

would would did it. >> reporter: hat in hands, heads held high, deputies remembered one of their own, james mathieson. >> we will continue to mourn jim, we will grieve. rewill miss him and never forget him and he will always remain a part of the family. >> reporter: he loved the north bay. it's there his friends and family say he always felt at home. a special spot where he had his arms around others. brother-in-law, do, g fletcher. >> i once sold him a car, for two blocks of cranberries. he was about people. i'm going to miss him so much. >> i think the main reason he was such a good friend is he did what his heart and gut told told him to. >> reporter: that was to spend more time with family and his family said good-bye and thank you. >> my dad was a man who held

his children in the highest brackett of his love and in his wife, his way of life, his job and his home. >> shot and killed off duty helping a friend and it was another friend who said if he had any last words they would be these, grieve not, nor speak of me with tears but laugh and talk with me as i was beside you there. >> the death toll from the terror attacks in nor with, ay rose to 77 today. just as the first fume got started it was for an 18-year- old who came to norway as a child. it was that kind of immigration the gunman said he wanted to stop. in a show unity a muslim inman and a christian minister both preside. they said the attack won't

destroy the commitment to fight racism and to tolerance. >> in temperatures today were cooler than they have been the last few days. we had an 80 degrees in napa. these are the lies today. highs tomorrow. just about the same. no big changes as we move into start. outside right now i have fog shooting across the golden gate bridge. north into say san rafael and into santa rosa. the fog tonight will be heaviest along the bridge. low visibilities and look for spotty drizzle. that's how its been. no big changes tomorrow, with the fog. really no big changes with the forecast. scarlett festival tomorrow. temperature of gilroy will be about 87 degrees. when i come back i will have the forecast specific for your neighborhood and the five-day forecast. see you back here. >> a bay area man who made

national headlines after being fired as santa clause is dead. he was found in a residential hotel on market street. he delighted children for 20 years as santa. the store fired him for telling what they called an inappropriate joke. he was then hired at another store. police say it appears he died of natural causes. he was 69 years old. >> it has been a family favorite for 30 years. >> it'll soon be harder to find a place to roll in the south bay. the end of an era. >> the first new video into the newsroom, a speeding van roll over and plows in to other vehicles. see what happened next. >ú

. we have new video of a van that hit a number of cars before rolling over. it happened just after 6:30 at 102nd avenue and walnut street. police say the van you see was speeding when it hit the cars and finally stopped after it overturned. the three people jumped out and tried to run. they were all arrested shortly after. officers say the van may have been stolen which may explain why they tried to get away. a firefighter is recovering after being hurt on the job. the fire started about 5:20 at a warehouse near the oakland emoryville city line. a firefighter cut his hand on glass but his injuries weren't serious. it took about an hour to put out the fire. septemberors say over heated equipment likely caused the fire. damage is a round $70,000. investigators say this fire in walnut creek last week started in or near a stove but was not cooking related. they are looking if the stove

had a malfunction. it started a week ago tonight. everybody made it out safely but eight units were damaged and two million dollars of damage was caused. >> special washing machines for the san francisco fire department are gathering dust in a warehouse. rob roth finds why its not being used. >> reporter: last december we reported that the san francisco fire department had received five new industrial strength washing machines that spin so fast they push out toxic items from clothing. the money was donate bid the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation. this was the first and last time they were used. today we found them on an upper shelf in a warehouse most still in boxes. >> it's frustrating and i want to get things going to actually have them. >> reporter: lieutenant anita

prattly is a veteran firefighter and a breast cancer survivor. the cancer rates among the ranks is rising. >> when i was swearing in i never -- protect me from fires, please stay safe but i never thought about cancer until i was in the hospital. >> reporter: officials say they haven't been able to install the washers because the wiring in the city's aging fire houses won't support them, upgrading them is expensive. >> if we paid for installation, for the machines to the stations that would exceed the amount of money that we have in our budget for each station. >> reporter: currently firefighters send their dirty uniforms to a cleaning service for decontamination. they say they would prefer the unused washing machines. >> the right thing is to dive in, find the money and install it as soon as possible. >> reporter: the fire department said it plans to renovate many of the fire houses and that includes

upgrading the wiring for the new washers but that could be at least two years away. in san francisco, ktvu. >> hard, it's hard. it's real hard. >> closing time for a south bay landmark. why some say this rink has a special place in their heart. >> and new limits for data hogs. the new smart phone policy. who it'll benefit the most.

no new, the final weekend of business at a south bay roller rink. we found skaters taking a spin at cal skate. we are live there at the rink and tell you why the facility is closing after more than 30 years in business. >> reporter: okay.

well, i'm rolling, i'm at cal skate and after 34 years, this is the final roll around the rink. . >> it's really depressing. its been around since i was a kid. i came here when i was ten. >> reporter: one said he met his girlfriend here four years ago. >> pretty sad. this is one of the best in my opinion in california and it's a great floor. >> reporter: some 30 employees loosing jobs, one has worked here since the beginning. >> it's hard. it's real hard. this -- it's like family to me. i don't want to get emotional. it is hard. >> family night, $2.50 admission. >> reporter: per family. >> up to six. . >> reporter: the sister and brother are the owners. they are looking at the things collected overall the years.

some of it'll be auctioned with proceeds donated to the schools. their father first started the business, he passed away this year. >> it is like cheers, that place where everybody goes. >> i met my wife here and . >> reporter: it was getting to hard to maintain. the property has been sold, will give way to homes and on sunday night the last skate. >> they hope to be the last person to roll on the floor. >> i like to teach the world by sting will be the final song here. >> that was my dad's closing song. >> reporter: at one time there were 18rinks, now there are just five and there is still one reporter standing. ktvu channel 2news. >> it's lessons there. transit riders can prepare to have higher fares on monday.

they need to generate more money. the basic adult fare will go up a dime. fare is, for youth, seniors and disabled will increase by a nickel. the adult fair will go up 20- cents. youth, seniors and the disabled will play a dime more. >> the high speed rail authority is scaling back on its estimates of rider ship as it prepares to go before the legislature with a plan. they had said 117 million a year by 2030 but nowitzki they are working on a more conservative effort effort. critics say it'll never be profitable but supporters say it makes sense as gas prices rise. the planning commission has approved a second target store for the city. target plans to take over the site of the former mervyn's

store. 120,000 square foot place will open many 2013. oats store is going to open downtown. >> wall street remained anxious awaiting resolution lug on the detect. the dow dropped 96 points, it's 6th straight decline. this was the worst week for the market in a year. at&t will start limiting data speed for some who have the unlimited plans. in today's announcement they said its designed to help congestion on the network. it'll affect the top 5% of customers who clog the network the most. in a sign the times apple apparently has more cash than the united states government. according to its financial results the company has $76 billion. the treasurey department has

73.7 billion. one a sift said apple can do no wrong while the us can do no right. >> california is losing jobs and doing in about it. that's the assessment of the lieutenant governor. he was in the valley to lay out a solution. >> we had no plan,. >> reporter: it was a speech and warning. he addressed business, education and government leaders today to introduce a plan to get california competitive again and with it help the country. >> it's true. there is no recovery nationally unless california gets its act together. >> reporter: his agenda is designed to stop the free fall in creating jobs. some goals for the next 180 days, create a state model to coordinate issues, promote start ups, help education and form action teams to follow through on the goals. some say it's important all industries benefit. >> i cannot hire easily if the

health care, if the education and transportation is difficult. >> reporter: he acknowledged the ceiling debate looms over states but said california must not be distracted from lieutenants focus. >> austin and texas is opening up an office in southern california to take jobs out of california. >> reporter: the leadership group says the government is an important customer for several industries. >> if you can't be paid by the federal government, suppliers, employees, that trickles across the economy. >> reporter: he plans to hold a public summit on his agenda early next year to see how the job of creating jobs is going. >> planet effort will be home to 7 billion people by the end of the year. that's according to a new article, it says most of the growth is happening in

developing countries. the growth came quickly, the population reached 6 billion foam 1999. >> political boundaries redrawn. what it means for the bay area and how they are causing controversy. . >> back here with your bay area weekend forecast. it includes a bit of a cooldown. . >> and two sea lions, growing concern about the trouble they are in.

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. the state commissiona siberia signed redraw the political districts finished and not everybody is happy. the citizen's redistricting commission made changes to voting trick districts across the state. it happens every ten years. this year the changes will likely eliminate some republican legislative seats and that is causing controversy. >> i think it's a good thing if it's reflecting the state which is -- we have become -- 500,000 new democrats since the last ten years and 100,000 fewer republicans. >> very been worried about the process all long. if it wasn't hijacked there was troubling elements to it. >> the commission will take public comments for the next two weeks and small changes can

be made before taking a final vote on august 15th. the new districts are expected to be approved. you can look at maps and see how it impacts where you live. book mark us and click on the state politics tab. >> prosecutors decided today not to discuss new evidence in the case of a woman missing for a decade. she is presumed dead though her body has never been found. charges against the main suspect were dropped in 2007. investigators were expected to announce test results on a fiber found in his jeep but they decided to hold off. it's believed the fiber could belong to a rug that went missing from the home. >> in news of the world in libya a funeral took place today for a leader of the rebel forces. the general was the interior minister before defecting. he and two top aides were shot

and killed. he was killed by fellow rebels who suspected him of treason. now thousands of protesters demanding the former president stand trial. the trial will start next wednesday but some fear it won't happen. he resigned after thousands of protesters took over in cairo. in london a man who threw a shaving cream pie at murdock plead guilty today. he confronted murdock as he testified on the phone hacking scandal. he is scheduled to be sentenced next tuesday. he could face prison. as he left court he said this has been the most humble day of my life. >> concern is you growing for two sea lions missing from pier39.

the two haven't been seen in some time. they both have fishing nets tangled around their necks. >> wrap add round the neck and doesn't fall apart. it's a commentary of what's going on in theo seven it affects the animals. >> rescuers have made four attempts to catch the two. they hope they will return or turn up on land where they can be caught and freed from the nets. >> on a search and destroy mission in the delta against one of the most difficult to destroy species, will a new project work? >> and bill is monitoring the weekend forecast. in six minutes he is back with what we can expect. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney.

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taking over. it's growing so fast it can triple in size on a hot day. john fowler says what's boeing imported from the amazon to try to stop it. >> reporter: for a decade delta has choked with these, a beautiful but invader from south america. we found this boat crew spraying, had erbicide, a huge task. the plant is almost unstoppable. >> it'll completely take over. it'll be nothing but a solid mat. >> reporter: the superintendent ricky carter and his associate are trying to beat the delta heat, heat that fuels their shocking growth. >> every hundred degree day they will double and triple in size. >> reporter: it clogs water intakes for farms so ranch everies spend $1,500 a week just in this small area keeping them in check. there the last few days

officials released thousands of these plant hoppers from the amazon. they suck the sap from the leaves. officials wouldn't interview but we learned this has been tried before here with a different bug and he isn't impressed. >> didn't get rid of anything. >> reporter: in the amazon the plant hopper feeds only on the leaves. residents here say they are concerned that it may now develop a taste for california crops. john fowler. >> the president is working to reduce the country's depending on foreign oil with new fuel economy standards. >> with we have an aggressive target and the companies are stepping up to the plate. >> the president today announced a federal agreement for standards, it would require the entire fleet average 54 and

a half miles a gallon by 2025 meaning some would be higher, some lower. that is up from the target of 35 and a half miles in 2016. officials say the new standards will reduce oil by 2.2 million- barrels a day. more pressure tonight on airline that are pocketing the tax on tickets during the partial shut down of the faa. democratic senators are calling on those carriers to give the money back to passengers. many raised fa, are es after the ticket taxes expired. >> it is that time of year when the bay area celebrates everything garlic. >> melts in your mouth. >> reporter: 30,000 people spent the day at the garlic festival in gilroy which is one of the premiere food events in the country. every type meat, pasta and vegetable has been touched by the herb. >> it has -- garlic kettle

corn. >> i like garlic and watermelon, i like that so i decided to try it. we will put it on top. >> reporter: they promised there will be plenty of garlic chocolate, ice cream and even watermelon for everybody as the festival continues through sunday. >> the bay area weekend is here. you have the gilroy garlic festival. the water looks good. we have fog moving in around the bay and of course that's no surprise because its been doing it exactly the same time of night for the entire week. we have lots of fog and low clouds. its been repeating with slight warming a couple days ago, slight cooling and then tomorrow little more cooling. slight, subtle, you won't even noticet. the fog and low clouds tomorrow morning will be just like this. which was like the morning

before that and then -- overnight lows in the 50s. i have fog up in to the oakland hills and shooting over, i have fog up in san rafael and out toward napa. good cover rain rage and that usually means you start off cooler, end up cooler. the fog foot print for the 7:00 a.m. forecast is you head out the door with the kids, to soccer or whatever you have going on you will find cool temperatures, you will need jackets as well. goes right back to the coast just like this afternoon. there is heat in the valley but you come this way and it's a nice sea breeze and you can see the temperature bands, how much that air filters in to the bay. for this time of year, this especially tire fire season, has been really light because of that pattern. thunderstorms showing up around the lake tahoe area. monsoonal moisture, look where it's coming from? from the southwest. from the gulf and it's working

its way up this way. we may see a little thunder, if you are out in the inland bay valleys. saturday, slightly cooler, sunday the high clouds more noticeable. as we look at model, tomorrow night you see lake tahoe. you are down around toward bear valley. then here we go into sunday afternoon, you see some significant activity, see the clouds coming in way? we will notice the filtered sun. it'll move in around four or five. maximum heating around sunday. they will be tracking that. that will be the main feature. forecast highs tomorrow. there they are. little cooler than today. the five-day forecast, with your weekend in view because it's right on top of you right now. you have just a really nice run

of weather. the fire danger, low air quality is good. the clouds will be significant coast side and on sunday maybe a thunderstorm east of here. >> that fog um comes in and that temperature drops. >> team oakland hit the streets of oakland as part of the ongoing effort to keep the city clean and beautiful. our many kyara caught up to a group of teens picking up trash at international boulevard and 87th. it's the 16th year of the program. every summer they hire students to remove grafitti, landscape along with other projects. they say it puts in a sense of pride while teaching responsibility. >> a famous image from the end of world war ii comes to life. where locals can see the time square hit. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital --

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. the famous time square kiss was captured on august 14th 1945 the day that world war ii ended. the version is on display in alameda at the hornet museum. it'll be there next weekend and displayed throughout the country remembering the 66th anniversary of the end of the

war. >> that was such a great picture. giants had an old friend up against them. >> it was not a great reunion. the last time the reds visited san francisco the giants showered renteria with love, giving him his world series ring but tonight in cincinnati renteria's divorce officially became final. another familiar face, willis started the game for the reds, pitched well but gave up this run in the first or did he? carlos beltran -- his first single. lewis making a great flow. he is called safe -- beltran gets the first play but he was actually out. wilson on the mound. the world serious mvp, renteria with a perfectly placed single- - they win 4-3 and giants go to

the playoffs and edgar isn't. the twins and in oakland. willingham belting his two run homer. it's 2-2 after one. josh willingham added the three run homer and what do you think? some play off contending team pick him up? minnesota breaks the game wide open in the 8th. michael with his own three run homer. twins win. crown jewel of the nfl market just landed in philadelphia today though the former cornerback had to take a pay cut of sorts. he signed a 60 million deal with the eagles. he earns about 15 million with the raiders in 2010. he spent eight year was them. never made it to the postseason but the eagles are contender. philadelphia also signed vince young today to a one year deal. niners need a cornerback.

the new head coach saw a lot of holes leading the team through its first practice. san francisco lost some starters but all prowillis still anchors the defense. spikes is now with san diego. don't expect him to replace spikes as the vocal leader. >> if i feel there is something to be said or done i will do that but just as far as -- be saying something because i want people to think that -- know i'm that guy and i'm this and that you know, i tonight want to do that. i just want it to be natural. >> it's about how you put it out. you know that makes all the difference. >> sere in, a williams reaches the semis of the bang bamk of the west tennis classic. >> morning starts at seven.

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