ptioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com . it started as a brazen robbery. tonight a statewide search is underway for a missing teen. good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> an amber alert is in effect after a teen boy was taken at gun point from a barber shop. amber lee is live with surveillance video of the victim. >> reporter: less than an hour ago police gave us this new photograph of the kidnapped teen saying they have very few leads. this whole incident started a robbery of a barber shop.

the owner said around 3:00 a man came in with a sawed off gun and robbed him. he asked us no, sir to show his face because of safety concerns. >> told me to get on the ground, i complied. at that point as i gave him everything i had, he ordered to kill me if i made any wrong moves. >> reporter: 16-year-old hasaan ford hired to help around the house returned from running an errand. this is video from the market. he is seen wearing a red cap and jacket just minutes before he returned to the shop. >> he told him to get in the car, started the car up and drove and said if i made any move he would kill him. >> reporter: he said the teen complied that's the last time he saw him. police issued an amber alert. the kidnapper and hassan were

last seen in the black gmc yukon the license plate 4way944 with a 49ers license plate frame. there is a harley sticker on the back win do. family friends of the teen said they are shocked devastated and trying to reach his mother who is out of town. they have a message for the kidnappedder. >> let him go. don't harm him, send him back home railroad he needs to be. >> reporter: the kidnapper is a black male, 180 pounds, 25, wearing a blue shirt, big pants and a knit cap. he is armed and dangerous and police are asking anyone with information to call them. >> here is another look at 16- year-old. he was last seen wearing a cincinnati reds baseball cap and a red jacket. on the right is a suv similar to the one police are looking

for. it's a two door gm c yukon. you are asked to call the police if you see eight the vehicle or the teen. with in the last half hour firefighters said they have contained the 7 alarm grass fire burning near fairfield. crews were called out near central place just east of the interstate 80, 680 interchange around 4:00. firefighters say they called seven alarms because it was hard to reach. a cal fire helicopter arrived on the scene dumped water on the fire. it pushed the fire away from homes. in all just over a hundred acres burned. no word on how to started. authorities have identified a man who died in a plane crash near the grand canyon as a way area pilot. the plane was found start near the north rim.

the county sheriff said it's investigators believe jacob daniel foster was one of the men who died. the other was andrew jay weiner. it's not known who was flying the plane. pilot licenses were found on both men. >> a grand father and his young granddaughter are lucky to we alive after nearly drowning in their swimming pool. it's the second such incident in san jose in less than a week. this time it happened at the park highley apartments near stevens creek boulevard. new, lloyd is live now at the apartment complex where the hero in this case is just eight. >> reporter: this is where it happened, in san jose. the residential pool is closed tonight after a 3-year-old and her grandfather came close to drowning. >> they were floating, they were floating. >> reporter: it was his sister and grandfather who for some

reason passed out in the pool around 1:30. the girl was on the shoulders of her grandfather when suddenly they were just floating. the 8-year-old jumped in. >> you were out i i swimmed and got her. >> and i was pulling her out. >> reporter: after the boys action adults helped. >> i jumped and after that i got the sister and --. >> me and him. >> and then a young woman that i don't know -- she got the -- she got the man. >> reporter: his mother said she was the one who told her son to jump in the pool and help the little girl. >> he just put out his hand and drag him out of the water. we just -- the water came out from her mouth. >> reporter: the brother said his sister is now conscious in the hospital. his grandfather is still in question. >> my sister is good but i don't know about my grandpa. >> i'm kind of proud. >> yeah. >> my mom is proud of me and

my dad and kind of one of the best things ever. >> reporter: a fire department spokeswoman said if the boy hadn't done anything the outlook could have been worse. last week a similar near tragedy happened to a man and his 6-year-old daughter at another pool, a family friend helped them. when something like this happens time is of the essence. we are just learning the grandfather is in intensive care. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> one of the key witnesses in the attack of brian stow has died. authorities say he was with matthew lee when he was attacked on march 31stful the times reports lee died yesterday from annal allergic food reaction. the suspects in the beating, appeared in court today.

sanchez asked for his bail to be reduced but the judge postponed it until august 10th. the prosecution released new details suggesting they attacked another group of fans and sanchez threw a punch aton person. >> with the deadline less than 24 hours away the house passes legislation late this afternoon to raise the debt limit and caught spending by two trillon dollars. craig boswell joins us to sawhorse appearance nearly overshaded the vote. >> reporter: good evening. it did, unstage everything. a surprise visit tonight but months of drama ended as legislators voted to approve the debt ceiling deal with you it was a surprise visit of gabreille giffords that added the extra layer of emotion. afterer months of debate the house approves a plan to cut spending and raise the nation's borrowing limit. >> 269, to 161, the bill is

passed. >> reporter: the biggest applause of the night came when gabreille giffords returned and cast her yes vote. it's her first visit since being shot in the head in arizona. >> we are all privileged to call her colleague, some of us very privileged to call her friend. >> reporter: the compromise legislation cuts more than 2 trillon dollars in spending and extends the debt ceiling through 2013. >> no piece of legislation can solve 14.3 trillon dollars in one moment. >> reporter: while both sides agree it's not perfect it heads off a possible united states default and now proceeds to the senate. >> i would just like to take a second to reflect the fact we have a bi-partisan compromise here. that doesn't happen all this often.

i think it's worth noting. that's a good thing. >> let's get on with that national debate and let's focus on jobs and getting the economy going. >> reporter: the senate is scheduled to vote on the ceiling legislation at noon tomorrow, it needs 60 votes and has to be signed into law by the president by midnight tomorrow night. live in washington. >> more details on how the bay area's representatives all democrats voted. most voted no. . only three voted yes. >> a roller coaster ride on wall street today. news of a debt ceiling deal sent the dow up almost 140 points but a weak manufacturing report sent them falling. it ended up down ten points. the nasdaq was off 11. report showed growth at its

lowest cincinnati since july. it shows the demand manufacturers expected isn't there. is there is also the possibility of new layoffs. hsbc is cutting 30,000 jobs. that is in spite of more than $11 billion in pretax profits in the first half of the year. it plans to sell some of its branches, most in new york. it should be noted they are still dealing with bad loans from the mortgage crisis. >> back here in less than ten minutes throughout the forecast that fog is reforming. you will see it tomorrow morning. i will show you the neighborhoods. >> a soldier who grew up here in san francisco is killed in combat. how the people who knew him want him remembered. >> we will take you inside this jazz party that operates out of this garage at the city of berkeley is troying to shut down.

. mattie lee spoke to the family of a soldier killed in afghanistan. he served his country overseas and his community here. >> reporter: he grew up here in the mission district. as an adult he attended city

college before deciding to join the army seven years ago. the 28-year-old army sergeant was killed sunday in afghanistan. according to the defense department he was attacked with ied's. his family received the news yesterday morning. >> there is not -- 30 minutes that passed by that we don't start crying. i have to -- i don't want to start again. >> reporter: a family friend spoke on behalf of his brother and preferred to talk off camera about how william worked with under served kids after graduating. >> he was really nice, sweet and he will be missed. >> reporter: this is a photograph taken of him in iraq where he served one tour in 2008 before he was sent to afghanistan where he was in the middle of his second tour. he was decorated and this past

may he was promoted to sergeant. >> need to talk to him a few days ago. what did he say? >> he wanted to see me. >> reporter: he was planning a trip home in january and like always wanted to surprise his mom by showing up unannounced. right now his parents and sister are in delaware making arrangements to have his body returned to california. the department of defense said the soldier will receive several awards including a bronze star and purple heart. reporting live. patty lee. >> a family is struggling to cope with the killing of a young man, the second in that family this year. charles smith was shot yesterday at 87th and g street. his great aunt said he leaves behind a 1-year-old daughter. she said police and the community fled to come together to stop the violence. >> we need the police to step

up and if they have to put a lot of cameras everywhere let's do that. whatever it'll take. >> in january smith's brother was shot and killed outside a supermarket. he was just 15. family say he had been in trouble with the law but was trying to improve his life. thousands of residents are expected to take part in a night out tomorrow evening. this year officials expect about 500. the goal of the night out is for members of the community to get to know each other and strengthen ties with police. in seven minutes more changes to the oakland police department today. the difference it could make on the streets and fighting crime as early as this weekend. >> the woman accused of breaking in to alex trebek's hotel room pled not guilty. she is charged with burglary and possession of stolen property. the host said he hurt his

achill es tendon. she has two prior convictions meaning this could make her a three striker. the vernal heights neighborhood is the target of a plant thief. eight people have reported plants being ripped from their yards. one woman said up to $400 worth of her plants were uprooted. police are looking for this man. a resident got this photograph of him and put it on a blog. >> it's a jazz club that operates out of a garage. now officials in berkeley have closed the doors. we spoke with the man behind the music and takes us inside bird land. >> reporter: from sacramento street it looks like an empty driveway. on friday night bird land has been the hot place for cool jazz, drawing up to 200 fans at a time.

for now the music has stopped. mike is the man behind bird land and he said it all started last year with a little jazz on the radio. >> we just wanted to invite some of the neighbors to hang out. >> reporter: the parties grew and started drawing live acts. now the city has stepped in saying he never filed for permits for the sound system, to prepare food or drinks or serve the public. knowledge that's sorted out bird land is closed. he said the city is trying to regulate what he said amounts to a friday evacuate party. >> what party have you gone to, this is a party with no food even if it's m and m's. >> reporter: now a jazz performance say -- it offered a life line for struggling musicians. >> they are having a hard time and to have a place like that close is major because he was really employing a lot of local mouse i cannance. er. >> reporter: they say they welcomed bird land. the fact the city is wasting my tax dollars and my time

sweating my neighbor about having a good time and providing a place for the neighbor to couple come to is ridiculous. >> reporter: on friday they will gather here in viting city officials trying to find a way of stopping it from closing. in berkeley. >> there is word tonight that medical records of patients at mill's penninsula medical center have been stolen. the hospital said by a former worker. they were for 1500 but just 15 had social security numbers and addresses. the theft happened between november 2009 and september 2010 and was found in june. the work was fired and police told. >> alcoholic energy drinks illegal now in california. the governor banned them today. critics say they target young people and make it easy to drink to much. this after a rash of alcohol

related incidents. most have already changed their formulas. the governor also vote owed a bill involving ballot petitions. it would have made it him legal to pay people for signature they collect. the idea was to discourage people from faking signatures and collecting signatures from those who are not permitted to sign. brown said it would have made goals a crime. >> a pretty cool weekend, especially on sunday. these were the daytime highs today, monday and you see some work down toward morgan hill and fairfield. inland mid840s. month of july was below average as far as temperatures go. in this week, we will continue in that vein. below average temperatures anticipated. the overnight lows in the 50s. fog will make it far inland. it's just coming back. cleared this afternoon. that fog is lining up on the coast. you will see it in many

locations. drizzle along the coast. the outer ridge and there will be fog there. drizzle -- overlooking for tomorrow will be a day similar to today with temperatures warmer. when i come back we will have the forecast for your city, the specific forecast high. we will look at the five-day and that includes a warm up for the end of the week. >> plans of netflix was the hot topic of the town council meeting. they want to build an office park to include senior housing. speakers opposed the plan as to big for the town. we checked a few minutes ago and it was still in session. they already announced they are moving their dvd mission to san jose. >> a new lead in the famous db cooper mystery. >> and a mother of four and her friend killed outside already apartment. coming up why police say both were innocent victims. >> birth control for free. the narrowlies today and when they will take effect.

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. two innocent victims were the victims of a shooting. >> reporter: two more homicides in richmond. friends say the 25 and 24-year- old were coming home from a club this morning. when they pulled up to the parking lot gate outside their apartment someone opened fire. one got out of the car and was shot trying to run. he was shot in the head and crashed into a wall. he later died at the hospital. >> she was a lovely person, always going to church and happy. always take care of her kids. just hurtful. >> reporter: natalie said her sister was the mother of four.

today people put up a memorial taping photographs with words of love and grief. the 22nd and 23 homicide this year already passing last year. >> four babies without a mom. she didn't have nothing to do with nothing. >> reporter: the victims appear to be innocent targets. >> the motivation is not known for this shooting. the detectives are pursuing leads. we believe the suspects -- [inaudible]. >> reporter: for families the heart break of losing someone they love. >> i just hope the crime was going on now, please stop, please. killing our babies. our babies we raise and i love them. >> reporter: police say there is a 10,000-dollar reward for any tips that lead to an arrest. in richmond. ktvu channel 2news. >> 25 rehired oakland police officers are getting ready to head back to work. they were laid off last year because of budget cuts. today they were welcomed back

by the chief. they sane can't wait to return to the streets. >> we are ready and willing to impact crime in this city. >> reporter: after training this week most of them are expected to start hitting the streets this weekend. >> the group trying to encourage san francisco mayor to run for a second term announced it's gathered more than 51,000 signatures people who want the mayor to keep his job. the group progress for all launched the run ed run campaign. now they are defending themselves against critics. several are asking the ethics commission to see if they have misrepresented itself. they are scheduled to take up the matter next monday. mater has two weeks left to file paperwork if he intends to run. in the past he has said he would not. >> new information about the

latest lead to the airplane hijacker db cooper. the man parachuted out of a being 727 in 1971 with $200,000 in ransom and was never seen again. officials said today the suspect is now dead. the fbi is investigating whether he was indeed db cooper. no details have come out about what that evidence may be. >> tragedy at yosemite. what park rangers say contributed to a bay area hiker's 600 footfall. >> and in a special report, it's illegal but our cameras found it's common. the practice on northern california rivers that some call genocide.

. a bay area family is mourning the death a young woman who died in a fall from yosemite's half dome. health every holmes tells you how weather played a part. >> reporter: haley is the second person from here to die in half dome in the last two years and in both cases the massive granite landmark was wet and slick. it's a 17-mile round trip hike and climb. family members say the 26-year- old did it last year and was hiking the cable system again yesterday with her sister and two friends when tragedy struck. she was in the process of down when she fell 600 fought. >> reporter: the surface was soaked by rain make figure very slippery. >> there are several science along the trail leading up to half dome as well as at the

base and summit to tell people to not go up or down in the event of a storm. >> reporter: rangers never closed the trail and instead they say it's up to each hike tore make their own decision. >> the cables when they get wet get slippery. >> reporter: andrew jackson. >> if i go up on half dome i will take a seat harness. . >> reporter: he said the last 400 feet are so sheer he prefers to clip himself to the cables and would turn pack if if was wet. >> if i'm not attached i get nervous. >> reporter: the 26-year-old had graduated from castro high and a classmate said he loved the outdoors and had a heart of gold. >> women will soon be able to

get birth control for free. all fda forms of birth control including the morning after pill will be free under all insurance plans one hear from today. doctors say it's a major step toward equality and women agree. >> i think that people should be allowed to have birth control and not have to pay for it. >> it's a right of people to be able to get access to that. they are very expensive. >> reporter: the united states conference of catholic bishops say pregnancy is not a disease. . >> video from iran reportedly show two berkeley graduates during their hearing on spy charges yesterday. the two were arrested two years ago. the judge yesterday promised a verdict on the charges with in a week. they have always maintained they were hiking in iraq and

weren't aware they crossed the border. there is speculation they may be released because ramadan has just started. it's common for prisoners to be released then. >> fox con could soon double its work force with robots. they plan to add a million to it's fleet over the next three years. right now they have about one million employees. that after a string of worker suicides last year that sparked protests worldwide including this one in san francisco. the decision is reportedly part of a cost cutting move. google is a getting del map. the website agreed today to join the internet search giant. terms of the deal weren't announced. the website was launched in may of last year. the site gathers coupon offers and presents him on google maps. twitter has set a record for the largest venture capitol investment. it is part of an 800 million-

dollar funding deal. it comes from the russian firm dst global. some of the money will go to employees and investors to cash out their shares. it the valued at $8 billion. >> a six year dispute about 100 acres in the south bay is almost over. it's known as cambria36. san jose and camel have been battling over it. about a thousand live there. the is it cities agree that campbell would get the land and san jose would get a million dollars. >> an appeal for back to school donations for families in need in the south bay. amy rodriguez is one of many struggling to outfit their children for the new school year. she was laid off from her job and hasn't been able to find work and said she is worried now she and her three children will be homeless in two weeks. >> the first time ever homeless, ever not financially

able to support my kids. >> rodriguez is getting school supplies for her children in san jose. the agency said more than 2,000 children have signed up for backpacks. the agency said it's only collected half of what is needs. for more information on how you can donate go to ktvu.com and look under the web links tab. >> it's the one college ranking parents probably don't want your child's school to be on. santa barber in the 5th spot of the top party schools. the top spot belongs to ohio unit follow bid the university of georgia, mississippi and iowa. brigham young was the stone cold sober school. >> i images out of this world. take a look. the dawn space craft took these

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. the cdc is tracking a salmonella outbreak linked to ground turkey. 76 people in 26 states have

become sick from the same strain of salmonella since march. the strain is resisting many common medications. six people in california have gotten ill. the cdc said the united states u.s.d.a. is working to identity the product. more detail on how to protect yourself and your family from the poisoning. the cdc did offer this advice. wash your hands and kitchen surface was soap and water after they have been in contact with raw meat. cook poltry to 165-degrees and uncooked meat should be kept separate from other foods. >> a popular restaurant chain has a new skinny menu. today the cheesecake factory announced it's new menu feature 50 items. to drive home the point the food will be on a separate menu

that's shaped tall and thin. by the end of september all 150 locations will have the new items. >> facebook is giving mothers to be a new way to announce they are expecting. they added a new option to adan expected child to their profile page. facebook also added new options for relationship status including in a civil union and in a domestic partnership. no cable viewers could soon get more channel choices. new rules approved today make it easier for independent programmers to get the line ups. it also . >> in news the world in somalia the red cross reported it's able to give out food to 160,000 drought victims. though more than 11 million in the horn of africa need food

aid. an unknown number have died trying to reach the camps. no iraq temperatures hit 123 degrees today. officials called a holiday and warned people to stay in the shade. they tried to cool off just about any way they could. some lined up to buy gas to power again raters to power ac's. many public offices and schools were closed because of the heat. in the gaza strip palestine shopped for food for their feast to mark ramadan. during it muslims fast from sunrise to sunset and then have large family meals at night. this year many are struggling with high food prices. it's also a time of prayer and practicing forgiveness and tolerance. >> the attendance count is in for this year's gilroy garlic festival. more than is 109,000 attended it from friday through sunday. that's up from last year when 98,000 checked out the fest ralph that features all things

garlic. the throw day event expects to bring more than 2 75,000 dollars to nonprofit organizations. >> they call themselves the new 49ers. next the resurge entities in gold mining. why some say there is an -u- entity need for regulation. >> and bill is working on the extended forecast. he is back in just six minutes.

. in 1850 at the height of the california gold rush the prize of gold was about $19 an ounce. today it's $1,621 an ounce. that's one reason gold seekers are heading to the river. beyond snow capped mourn shafta, deep in the mountains in the heart of bigfoot country

runs the river. here is gold. >> it's about two and a half penny weights,. >> reporter: how much? >> about a tenth of an ounce. >> reporter: the new 49ers, 3500 people belong to the gold mining club in the small town of happy camp. >> its been a blast. i love coming down here, haven't had so much fun since i was a kid. >> reporter: they come from far and wide, sometimes spend months at a time looking for gold. >> we have people from england, australia, canada, you name it. >> reporter: they say they aren't in it for the money though gold prices have never been higher but for the sport. >> this is the 49er country. this is where it's at. >> reporter: this new batch of niners say they are carrying on the traditions of the old west doing the things that helped the area. >> it's about genocide.

>> reporter: for years miners have used suction hoses to dredge the bottom of rivers stirring up saidment and even old mercury in search of the metal. it prompted a ban on river dredging in california, a ban that could be lifted at any time. everybody agrees many are ignoring the man and using the dredgers illegally deep in the mountains. >> they have been reported. >> yeah. sure. >> reporter: what happened? >> nothing. >> reporter: for now most of them have moved their operations to the riverbanks. dropping hoses into the water to run their sluices and digging up small craters in search of gold. >> from what i have seen, what they are doing along the stream banks is no different than the mining that happened in the 1850s. it's just an a smaller scale. >> reporter: critics say it destroys spawning grounds. >> there is another hole there, there is another hole. >> reporter: and leaves

freshwater mussels to development. >> they found themselves in a place that was basically a stranding area that was created by these holes. >> reporter: mining is called high banking. >> we are spending millions of dollars up slope to protect our streams and right in the stream there is people washing the banks away into the stream. >> reporter: the miners say dredging or high banking doesn't hurt the environmentful. >> the impact is very, very minimal and almost negative as far as dredging. its been shown it's beneficial to the habitat, especially the fish for the spawning beds and the future of the fishing industry. >> reporter: some want river dredging permanently banned high banking to be better regulated. miners say they are worried california may permanently ban rink dredging control high banking. >> if it happens in california it'll spread across the nation

and we are seeing that now and a lot of miners up in oregon are blaming the california miners for what's happening up there. >> they basically wrap themselves around the american flag and say this is my right to do this. >> it's no less threatening today than in the 1850s. >> reporter: the governor signed bill 12 into law extending the ban on river dredging for five more years. that is unless an environmental impact report being written determines it causes no harm. >> ford is recalling more than a million pickup trucks because its gas tanks can fall off and cause a fire. the safety administration says straps that hold up the tanks can rust and fall apart. ford reported at least eight incidents in which the tanks fell off resulting in at least three injuries. the recall covers certain

models from 1997 through 2004 of the f150, f250 and blackwood. >> >> fog cleared off in the late afternoon. it's rapidly approaching the coast. you can see it creep agriculture long. the winds running west southwest. they aren't that strong. this direction, that's a southwest wind. into tomorrow morning, fog back into the bay area forecast. that means drizzle possible coast side. great highway may see drizzle tomorrow. slightly warmer tomorrow but here we go again. remember last week i said on monday and i said subtle changes. this is how this week will be. this will be almost spot on what last week was but for the thunderstorms late in the weekend. we are looking for mild temperatures, fog nights and

mornings. mild breezes, and temperatures out in the inland valleys in to the upper 80s. tomorrow one of the warmer days but that's nothing for this time of year. we talked to you earlier tonight. we had the fire in fairfield and near cordelia. that was put down fairly quick because temperatures cool and winds are light. forecast for the fog tomorrow. you get heading around town. 7 al taking the kids to practice. maybe off to work you will need the jacket. most counties, santa clara is clear but then the fog does what it does today. that's back to the coast. this is the temperature foot print. there is the cooler temperatures, really just like today. where is the heat? it's east of fairfield. east of livermore. it'll still be warm. upper 80's livermore. you will get upper 80's toward the northern napa valley. into the bay area you are looking at more of the same. warmth in the havingly. cool at the coast and we are stuck in between. the forecast high 44 cities,

forecast high for cities where you live, fairfield 85, expected about 92. 88 in antioch. month of july the numbers in and it was be lue average. san jose about three degrees below. your five-day with the weekend always in view and you can see here that it just -- on the cool received not bad, not cold but not as warm as you might expect. >> nice. >> seems cooler. >> mild. >> firefighters are loving this. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> nasa set to launch a rocket friday on a trip to jupit er. it'll be the most distant probe ever powered by the sun. it is an unmanned, solar powered wind mill shaped space craft. it has three tractor trailer

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. kings of leon canceled the rest of their united states tour because of the lead singer's health. he has vocal problems and exhaustion. the band was supposed to play in mountain view on september

10th. they don't plan to reschedule. >> lot of giants fans disappointed. >> maybe in a couple months from now giants look back on this as kind of a low point that they left behind for the night they learned arizona and they are no joke. san francisco not hitting the ball. bat buehrle on hand. on the dl but leading the west. only one slim game, first batter in the game, cody ross moving them to the leadoff spot. pays off as the giants take a 1- 0 lead before they had a single out. matt had one bad outing. arizona made him bay. a five run six as roberts with a solid single that scores the run. 2-1 and here is when you know things aren't going your way. parra act a 72 hopper that just finds a hole and it goes for an

rbi single and the giants did have a couple shots to get back in it like this in the 8th. this he were down 5-2. beltran had a single with nobody on, a triple, comes up with two on, it's into the double play. made to order and there is the final. 5-2 first of a three game series. following a nice weekend against the twins a's capping, making noise about maybe getting back in to the american league west race but it was back to a more familiar tune against the mariners up in the great northwest as five run second does them in, ackley with the liner. sweeney, they give acre a triple on that. sweeney miss played it. three runs score. 5-2. not oakland's night. guiterrez with a beautiful play to rob matsui. it's a sacrifice fly. not enough for oakland as they

fail. >> weather catching touchdown passes, catching hell off the off it. randy moss, after 13 years moss says he is retiring despite the fact he is in great shape and reportedly several teams were interested in him had. he is tied for second on the all time touchdown list with to. behind of course, the great jerry rice. worth a hopping $48 million with 29 of that guaranteed. he is the franchise tag player. that is the sporting line up for a man night. a little bit of heat. arizona just one game back. >> mark thank you. morning news begin begins at 4:30. we will follow the senate vote.

>> you can find news coverage at ktvu many. >> thank you for joining us.