. how the nation's credit down grade affects you. what may happen with interest rates on everything from mortgages to car loans. >> tackling a trash problem in the middle of cut backs. one city seeing a surge in illegal dumping. >> and complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes.

asain markets are just opening and their first chance to react to the down grade of united states credit ratings. it's expected to drop offer middle east markets, especially israel had a terrible first day of the week. on friday standards and force cut the united states rating. united states futures markets plunged effort weekend. the dow futures fell 280 points. >> it's spread throughout the world financial market and economists say to expect higher interest rates. we are live at a car dealership where sales people and consumers are keeping a close eye on the rates. >> reporter: very few customers have enough carbon hand to buy cars with cash so they have to finance them. impending increases may encourage people to buy now before the rates jump. at downtown toyota car buyers spent the day checking out

inventory. dane hansen has to factor in the price of the cara long with the price of loa. >> >> the fact that insurance is low would be desirable. . >> reporter: on friday the credit rating was down grade, it'll likely lead to interest hikes. officials say low rates for loans may disappear. >> 1.9% and those are great interest rates. if they go up and those rates are no longer available, you have missed the opportunity. >> reporter: consumer confidence is already falling and an interest rate could weed out casual consumers. >> i don't think they will skyrocket. if somebody is serious about making a big purchase, i think there is still enough strength that it's not going to fell them. >> reporter: the long term effect is still being debated.

things could be worse. >> it probably won't have the same effect that if it had happened four years ago. >> reporter: some foreign governments are making moves to diversify away from the dollar but some are already sent strong signals they won't dump their united states debt . we are live in oakland. >> the governor wasted no words describing what could happen as a result the down grade. >> if you don't want to pay the taxes you have to cut social security, the military, research, highways, hospitals, schools, universities, you have to retrench from being a great sire power and i think there is a ability -- the people may be willing to pay if they don't

pay it america won't be the same. >> reporter: one source of stability, the treasurey secretary is staying put. this afternoon he made his first public remarks saying the company showed terrible judgement and a stunning lack of knowledge. there it appears there is some good news. prices at pump are falling. the same fear that caused last week's plunge have brought down the cost of oil. bay area drivers are seeing the difference. in san francisco today the average is $3.88, that's down two cents from last week. oakland it's $3.79, in sap jose the price dropped two cents to $3.80. you can find continuing coverage the down grade on the website, just click on the wall street tab on the home page. >> san jose police found a man stabbed to death in a city

park. officers received the call for help just before three in the area of south 19th and east santa clara street. when they arrived they didn't find anything suspicious. they searched nearby roosevelt and that's where they found the victim. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police haven't released his identity and investigators have no suspect at this time. >> we don't know what the circumstances are that led up to the homicide and what the motive is so we are still looking in to that and hopefully will be able to establish that. >> this is san jose's 28th homicide this year. there were 20 in all of last year. the tough economic times are apparently leading to a trash problem in one east bay city. paul chambers live in hercules. >> reporter: city leaders say the problem is so bad they can barely keep up with it. that's why they are asking the public for help. today we checked out the three areas known by the city as dumping spots, the good news,

we weren't able to find any debris but take a look at this photograph which tells a different story. >> back up and just dump a bed or couch and you see a lot of bags. >> reporter: though it's not every day one worker was called out three times in one day. as fast as he would clear it more bags were return, one day 47, the next day 35. >> water heaters, bathtubs, we found a boat with the trailer full of debris. >> reporter: he said cleaning up the trash is costly. he used to have a you crew of four. because of cut backs his crew is just him now and he has to call in others to fill the gaps. >> it takes them from their normal duties and also we have to pay them to be there and have to pay to get rid of the trash. >> if -- it'll cost you this or some cameras i think it would clear up. >> reporter: they say there is no place to put cameras. he said home foreclosures may

be a link. >> they leave it in the home they move out of or pack it up and take and and dump it. >> if you see someone illegally dumping give police a call. >> san francisco giants manager is lashing out tonight against a radio host for making what he calls a racist comment. he is criticizing tony bruno of knbr for calling ramone ramirez an illegal alien. it started after ramirez hit shane victorino in the lower back. bruno has since apologized. >> we are waiting word tonight on a verdict in the spy trial for the two berkeley graduates detained in iran. the trial ended last week.

the foreign minister said he hopes the verdict will lead to their release but the ambassador to baghdad has rejected reports that a release would come soon saying officials are still looking there to the case. they have been this custody for two years. their attorney said they and their friend accidentally crossed into iran while hiking in iraq. >> our friend steve has stopped by. >> hello. i was in the neighborhood and said let's talk about fog and wind and really cool temperatures. we had a big fog bank. had some thunderstorm activity up in northern california, extreme northen california. that didn't show up but the temperatures dropped. these are the current temperatures, livermore 74, san jose 71, only 59 in the city and the low is 55. the temperatures haven't moved much.

79 concord and fairfield. i draw your attention the fog pulled off for some. sonoma coast and half the marin coast. santa cruz but look at wind. west of 18, 22 at travis. west at stockton. if vacaville and -- that tells you that's a rip roaring sea breeze. we have the fog. it's not going away. can we warm it up? we will talk about that later. >> thank you. san francisco police are set to hand out tickets tomorrow to pedestrians, drivers and bic sifts who break photograph of laws in the south market. yesterday they passed out flyers encouraging people to be safe. they say accidents last year injured more than 200 people near 5th and market. the highest rate in the city. they plan to increase patrols tomorrow. the safety campaign will expand in the coming weeks. the crack down follows a

hit and run involving a young philadelphia phillies fan. the 9-year-old is still in critical condition after being struck by an alleged drunk driver. he was walking his family after the game. the suspect andrew vargas will appear in court on tuesday. >> alameda sheriff's deputies looking for a man involved in a police chase. it happen just after one. deputies tried to stop the driver of a car they say was driving recklessly through a residential neighborhood. instead of pulling over the driver took off and led police on a chase. that chase ended when the car crashed. three men inside jumped out and ran away. deputies arrested two of them and they are still looking for a third. >> there is a new app for the i-phone but it's from the fbi. how to get it and what it does. >> warned about problems, new

revelations that pg&e was told there may be trouble in san bruno. . >> and the mayor may answer the will he or won't he question tomorrow. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got.

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. 425,000 mobile phone apps are available for the i-phone. now the fbi is joining the crowd releasing a new fbi app this weekend meant for parents. we down load it and have a close look. >> reporter: parents kept a watchful eye on their children. >> i typed not to let them wander far. >> reporter: according to the department of justice about 800,000 children are reported missing each year. some get lost, others are kidnapped. >> the most critical thing is time. time is of the essence. so as much information we can get as quickly as possible is

going to let us the opportunity to hopefully find the child quickly and safely. . >> reporter: now the february is releasing a new app aimed to help parents if their child disappears. it lets parents create a child id profile with a photograph, birthdate and other identitying items. the data is stored on the phone and can be sent directly to the police in case of an emergency. >> it would be fast tore talk to the police i guess to find your kid. >> it's a good idea, yeah, the faster we find them the better. >> reporter: some say they have security concerns. >> it's information that is leaving me and i don't know if the database is secure. >> if the phone gets stolen it's my child's personal data. >> reporter: it's only available for the i-phone but the fbi said eventually they want to have it available for

all mobile devices. in oakland. >> top pg&e officials were warned about unacceptable risks months before the san bruno pipeline explosion. the chronicle reports new documents show the company was briefed about potential problems two months before the disaster. the risk management group file aid report last july calling the company's program weak. the group gave them poor marks in several areas including their maintenance of equipment. pg&e said the report was to try to identity risks and develop action plans. this week pg&e is scheduled start testing its gas transmission lines in palo alto. they say people may smell gas. the project is expected to continue for two months. they hoped to do testing on 152

miles of pipeline by the end of december but last week it said the testing was taking longer than anticipated and won't be done by the end of the year. >> after first saying he wasn't interested in a full term the mayor is expected tomorrow to announce his decision to enter the mayor race. when he was picked to serve out the rest of the term he said he wasn't interested in continuing in the office. that appears to have changed. several community groups are urged lee to run. they will file the necessary paperwork tomorrow and won't use public money. >> there is word the san jose police chief has been out of town on business 12 times in his first six months on the job. the chief has made 12 trips during his first six months as chief adding up to 31 away days. the chief defense traveled saying he had the lead position to lobby washington for a national public safety communications network. some groups say the chief

should spend more time at home. oakland mayor is also doing some frequent flying. the chronicle reports she has taken a dozen trips in her first six months costing the city about $10,000. that's something of a bargin when it's compared to the travel cost of the former mayor who ran up a 60,000-dollar travel tab in one year. a spokesman said her position requires travel sometimes. >> the san bruno city council approved an ordinance to permanently ban medical marijuana. a two year ban would expire next month. they said they are to much of a risk for the city. the use of medical marijuana was approved by california voters in 1996 but it's still a federal crime. a new incentive to go green in san mateo. the county is a new program that offers up to 8 you though dollars in rebate for those who make their homes more energy

efficient. it doubles the 4,000-dollar rebate. san mateo county -- rebates will be available until next march. >> coming up, families all across the united states are mourning the loss of 30 troops in afghanistan. the widow of a seal recalls her husband. >> and fierce street fights in syria has cut off rebel areas. >> and the latest from israel where some stocks tied to the nasdaq reacted badly to the down grade.

. insurgenta attacks killed four nato troops in afghanistan. the fighting interfered efforts to recover remains of troops killed in yesterday's taliban attack on a united states helicopter. in washington the president and the first family returned from the weekend at camp david. the white house announced the president received a call from the afghanistan president expressing sympathy for the loss of the troops. both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the mission. the pep gone isn't expected

to release of those killed until tomorrow but communities mourning as family members learn of fate of their loved ones. the seals were based in virginia beach. one young widow talked about her husband. >> i want to tell the world he was an amazing man. he was a wonderful husband and a fabulous father to two wonderful children and he was a warrior for our country and he wouldn't want to leave this earth any other way than how he did. >> the seals were reportedly on a mission to go after a specific taliban leader when the helicopter was shot downtown. ? an investigation is underway. we look at how the crash may impact the withdrawal of the troops from afghanistan. >> sadness and sorrow the first things john kerry feels when he thinks about the chopper crash but the chairman of the foreign relations committee is also looking at who was killed as a way to tell how far we are in the transfer

of power. >> we are in a transition in afghanistan. the effort that they are making there is one that is important to our national security, in this transition, notice there were seven afghanistan's there. its part of a transition that's taking place. i think we have to find out what happened. i'm going to be interested to see who may have been involved. >> reporter: he also said the withdrawal is going well and we aren't getting out completely because we are going to leave enough forces to stop the taliban from taking over. john mccain said that's not the right way. he looks through a lens showing the president pulling out to fast. he said the president didn't listen to his commanders on the ground and because of that the world may soon think we are weak. >> we have made significant successes, our prayers and thoughts go out to the families of those brave, brave, brave

elite that have sacrificed but at the same time we are going to have to address the sanctuary situation and address the problem that the president has created and that is that out there there is the idea that -- afghanistan and other parts of that part of the world that we are withdrawing, that can't be good. >> reporter: he said we need to avoid condemning the figure of course people to the rule of the taliban, something he suggested is possible if we don't move forward wisely. >> in other news, bombings in iraq killed six. the explosions wrecked private homes. more than a dozen people were hurt. elsewhere in the country separate shootings killed a soldier and a militia leader. a radical cleric is calling for resistance against any united states military trainer who stay in iraq after the end of

the year. today forces in syria staged attacks. they say at least 55 were killed. one town is almost completely cut off from the outside world. the president's crack down has gotten stronger. the envoy returned to monitor the battles, angering the governments. syria is losing support even among allies. a typhoon battered kleina with gusty winds and rain. hundreds of thousands evacuated their homes and most transportation was shut down. a swimmer was killed when he was swept away by heavy waves. it's now down graded to a tropical storm. >> stock markets today dropped about 4%. the effects of the united states down grade with even

worse in israel. the stock exchange delayed its open by 45 minutes to avoid panic but the delay did not help. >> reporter: as the markets opened here investors tried to get rid of stocks and regulators had to step into stop the kind of crash that comes with this panic that took place here still with the closing bells stocks were down some 7%. it was the largest drop since the fall of 2008. because it's open on sunday the market was the first to react to the united states done grade and brokers worked at a fast base to get people out of stocks and into anything else. it's a brief look at how investors are thinking thinking. the dig maker of generic drugs gave up nearly 5%, the big

banks here lost about 9%, it's important to remember that israel represents the largest number of foreign companies listed on the nasdaq. also contributing was the largest protest over housing country six nearly 300,000 people took to the streets on saturday night adding to the worry in the markets here. what does it mean for the american markets come monday morning? it appears that some are looking at the cell off it was the private investors who ordered brokers to sell whatever the price and cashed out. for every seller there is a buyer and it was the institutions trying to pick up stocks at what they thought were some bargin prices. >> a high ranking mexican police officer is dead after a

shoot out. it happened in the town of jarez. hundreds of gun shots were heard in el paso texas where some student athletes were practicing. a witness said the violence just across the border is hitting to close to home. >> we heard all kinds of gun shots, we thought it was fireworks. >> we shouldn't have to be going through this in the united states. >> mexican authorities say it killed their newly appointed commission commander and left another injured. there is no word on who is responsible. >> a stem cell breakthrough may help, may be able to one day help infertility. researchers in japan successfully produce living sperm from mice stem cells. it was then used to fertilize eggs and produce healthy and fertile offspring. they say it's an important development in treating humans but caution there is still a long road ahead. >> coming up a san diego

police officer is dead after a gunman opens fire. >> and tragedy strikes a small community. what led to the deaths of either people including a child. >> a strike hit

. closing arms are set to start tomorrow in a san francisco gang trial and are expected to last all week. seven men are reported to be from a branch of the ms13 gang

centered around the mission district. in addition to federal racketeering -- they face murder charges, they face accept tenses of up to life. they expect to the jury to deliberate starting tomorrow. police in san diego say an officer died today after being shot in an apparently unprovoked attack. they say the 36-year-old jeremy henwood was shot in the head as he sat in an intersection. the suspected gunman was dejon white. he was shot and killed as he tried to escape. . >> tragedy in ohio after a family argument ended in a shooting rampage that left eight people dead. one man shot five people to

death at one location and then two more in another location before officers shot and killed him. one of the victims was 11. it's believed they were all related. no word on what the argument was. three siblings on the run in florida after going on a crime spree. they fired shots at officers during a high speed chase tuesday morning before robbing a bank in georgia. nobody was hurt in either incident. now the mother is urging her children to turn themselves in. >> you have made some bad mistakes but so far nobody has been physically harmed. the only safe thing, the only right thing, the only good thing possible thing to do is for you to turn yourselves in. >> billboards along highway

across the southeast are warning people about them. all three are armed and dangerous. >> the sentencing trial of warren jeffs will resume tomorrow after emotional testimony this weekend. his neice and nephew were in tears as they testified about being sexually abused by him. jeffs sat outside the court after saying he didn't want to hear his religion degraded. he faces life in prison. tens thousands of verizon workers walked off the job after their contract expired last night at midnight. 45,000 workers on the east coast are on strike. the workers are part of the wire line division, the company said it's possible the strike could affect land line operation such as installation of fiberoptic television and lines. a spokesman said negotiations

are ongoing but he said the baring was the worst we have seen in 50 years. union leaders say v erizon is demanding roll backs. they said it needs workers to pick up a share of health benefits. and check this out. unexpected passenger made his way onto a delta airlines flight flight. one person took this video of something flying. some say it was a bird, some say a bat. passengers say it later became trapped in a bathroom but the crew searched the plane and couldn't find anything. >> coming up next. >> tyedye lit up a drab day. >> and we have our fingers

crossed, any chance of a warm up this week? steve paulson will be here in five minutes with the workweek forecast.

. celebrated the life of jerry garcia at an event called jerry day. it's the 9th gathering at jerry garcia theater in san francisco. garcia grew up in the neighborhood before becoming one of the driving forces behind the grateful dead. he died in 1995 but for some he is still very much a presence. >> every day is jerry day to me. everything jerry is saying, our life is lived to it. we have a memory of each song

where we were and what happened. >> proceeds from the performance benefit the san francisco parks truck. caltrans plans to close part of highway 101. the northbound lanes will close at 12:30 tomorrow morning. they will reopen at 4:00 a.m. they will be closed each morning through thursday. it's so crews can paint the new bike crossing. the same will happen on the southbound lanes next week. >> a southern california brush fire trapped 50 drivers for a time this weekend. it happened saturday on highway 60 in riverside. a two mile section of the freeway was closed while firefighters battled the flames. cal fire said as of this morning the fire has burned 650 acres and was 50% contained. there is no word on the cause of the fire which started about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. cal fire is still working

to contain a wildfire burning in a remote area of mendecino. it started wednesday and as of this morning it burned more than 640 acres. cal fire said crews managed to get the fire 90% contained. no structures are being threatened and no word on the cause. >> a tight rope walker had a very close call. 300 feet above the ground >> that is scary to watch. the preformer lost his balance crossing a wire strung between two hot air balloons. as you see he managed to hang on by wrapping his arms and legs around the wire and pulling himself up and then he did what all are trained to do, go on with the show. making it across the rest of the high wire. >> that is crazy. >> it is. >> steve, the man who never sleep joins us now with a look at the weather. >> thank you ken.

another day with temperatures well below average. good seven, almost 12 degrees below. we have a lot of drizzle. 59 san francisco, the low is 55, the high was 60, this there wasn't much of a difference. san jose's high should be 81, they were barely able to get no the lower 70's. temperatures are trending that way and have been that way. the last heat was july 4th weekend. low fog and clouds, cool, breezy to windy. tomorrow more of the same. just no change. into the week there was a sign that the forecast models were building a ridge of high pressure but it's another head fake. looks like it'll be back in the same old, may be a little cooler. here is the highs for the day. 81 fairfield, concord was 80, 77 santa rosa, 68 san mateo.

58 pacifica. thunderstorm activity yesterday popping up on the northern part of the state associated with another system that dropped in. the fog was left behind and it's not going anywhere. only in the upper 640s. livermore at 74, 70 in napa. you can see why. a good breeze. sfo23, that's sustained out of the west. travis and out to stockton. west of 13. when the big valley gets a west wind you know it's a coot pat e. high pressure in the east. tries to build back in but can't. you see the ripper right there. that will enhance the fog again. just a series of the systems and as long as they reload that strong trough in the pacific northwest, a strong wind and nice morning drizzle and temperatures, good five to 12- degrees below average. the high wants to build back in

but can't. it's stuck in the middle of the country where its been hot. tomorrow morning look for low clouds, fog, another cool inland pattern. the beaches near 60, the fog returns if not its cool, the mornings, nights are really great sleeping weather but that drizzle will be back and the winds not going anywhere. on the outlook for the five, seven, even ten day there were hint wes may warm up, i'm not buying in, i think things look quietw. will keep it there for now. >> did you say stratus quo? >> i did. >> we will use that a lot. >> i think he with will. >> hope not. >> in an hour professional cyclists race through downtown pleasanton. it's the fast and furious festival. it started at eight with

cycling and running races but the big race is later tonight. the race will benefit nonfrom fit groups. the race route is under a mile long and starts at the main street archway. >> it goes right through downtown and the fans got to be involved. it was really -- i like that aspect a lot. >> it's for a good cause. it's a great way to stay in shape. >> the men and women professional bike races start at 7:00 this evening. >> apes invaded this weekend and rose to the top. >> look out, it grabbed $54 million in the opening, starring james franco it tells how monkeys took controversial the earth. as for the rest of the box office the smurfs took number two.

the cowboys and aliens fell to third. the change up is in 4th place and captain america is still at number 5. >> tiger's former caddy sounds off and you have to hear what he said about his new boss. >> and tim the freak only gave up one run but was it enough? . yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t.

. the giants needed to stop the free fall and had a good guy on the mound. tim trying to end a

philadelphia win streak at nine games and save one in a four game serious. once again the giants had to play from behind chase utley with the base hit in the third. hitting a single to start the inning. chris stewart to score sandoval. gains hoping for a multiple run inning but the bunt is fielded and then gets back to the plate in time to tag out aubrey huff. game stays tied at one. the giants took the lead in the 5th and the same in the 6th. this time it's jeff, pence has a good arm but doesn't get stewart. tim would win his 10th and survive this moment in the 8th. utley looses his bat and wings tim. he left but wasn't hurt.

lopez finishing the 8th. wilson's biggest fan with expectations in the 9ing. phillies got the tying run to the plate but wilson got rollins to ground to second. fontano hangs, the giants hope they have righted the ship 3-1 the final. the pirates can pirates come to town. arizona cody ransom. picks a good time for his first major league home run. kershaw, gave the diamondbacks a win which keeps them a half game behind the giants. the a ria playing for pride but they manage to sum it up more again today in saint peters bug. oakland went into the 5th trailing price. 3-1. then matsui got into one with a runner on. it was the 3-3 game homer on the year. 23 matsui has more home runs against the rays then any other

team. later, howell lets loose with a wild pitch. the rays tied it in 7th with one swing of the pat from longoria. he jerks one off grant for his 16th of the season. they stayed 4 4-4 into the tenth. willingham has done that a few times, 17 to be chwast. exact. matt joyce hitting it hard. grabbing the line drive for the final out. the a's win it and take a series on the road for the first time in 13 tries. one of the main story lines in the progolf tournament rarely involves a caddy but that was the case today in the final round. we will get to the saga of steve williams and tiger woods in a moment. first the shot of the day. young ties kim on the 15th

hole. nah is a slam dunk right in the hole for birdie. kim shot a 66, finished seven shots back. tiger finishing strong in his first appearance in throw months. he birdied 15, 16 and 17 coming in. this approach is 16. he shot an even parr70 that left him 18 shots off the lead. donald is the top ranked player in the world. he had a long birdie at ten on the way to a four under par 66. he finished the tie for second. so did the peach clad ricky fowler with -- he was a birdie, finishing with a 66 but still looking for win number one. woods fired caddy steve williams on the bag with adam scott for just the 4th time. scott started with a one stroke lead, when he chipped in for birdie on number 12 his lead was two. now at 14 scott with a long putt. his lead had grown to four strokes, he was on the way to a

final round 65. scott coasting by the time he got to 18, his approach almost rolls in for the eagle. he got a four stroke win or fowler and donald. williams the caddy wins on this course for the 8th time. the previous seven carrying tiger's bags. didn't have to read between the lines to hear about how he feels. >> a lot of expectations today. you know, i would be lie figure i said i wasn't nervous, obviously am am adam was leaving. it's the best week of my wife. i caddied for 33 year, 145 wins and that's the best i have ever had. the greatest week of my life. >> around this place, are you kidding? he knows this place better than anyone and certainly -- this week it's incredible. i enjoyed it. >> as you go to atlanta or whatever you do, what -- are you encouraged going down

there? >> absolutely uncouraged. i hadn't played and this is -- my first tournament since april. >> still still to come, stock car racing the sharks continue to tweak their roster getting a former first round draft choice. we will be right back.

. there are those that don't consider race car drivers athletes but nobody can question the toughness of brad who ran 500-mile was a broken ankle. the track in pennsylvania, the challenge today on lap 2 '2th david regan makes contact. he gets the worst of it smashing the back end of the car. that will require body work as he finished 34th. the rains came, they brought out the red flag and stopped the race for almost two hours.

when they got going -- crash into a wall on wednesday in a test session but said he would tough it out though the ankle was swollen. he hangs on for the second win of the year making a painful exit from the car. the points leader is carl edwards. indy cars today in the midohio 200. bumping in the corner involving patrick. pole sitter scott dixon took the lead. he has won three of the last five years, points leader is dario who was second to dixon today. san jose sharks have been busy in the off season trying to um can up with the formula to get them the ultimate goal. they took a flyer on a guy who was the 9th pick in the draft. james shepherd comes from the

minnesota wild for a third round draft pick. he missedda ill of last year after breaking his kneecap in an atv accident. he hasn't preformed up to the level expected for such a draft pick. shaun ellis spent 11 season with the jets. he was reportedly offer aid veteran's minimum contract by the jets but moved on to the arch rival, that's something of a statement. that's it for the early sports wrap. >> giants looking good. >> yeah. >> you know. you have the stretches and now in come the pirates. >> a long losing streak. you know you have to just go

right back the next day. >> hopefully they can go with it. thank you joe. >> tonight at ten, we told you about the down grade and what it could mean for consumers but what about the stock market? a look at what may transpire when the bell rings tomorrow morning. also, something else we continue to monitor. we are waiting for word on fate of the two berkeley graduates detained in iran. that's the report for now. >> for all of us, thank you for joining us. the coverage continues online. we will see you at ten.