a protest snarls the evening commute as demonstrators upset with bart police are joined by the hacker group anonymous. >> it started under ground then moved to surface streets against bart police use of deadly force and controversial decision last week to cut off cell phone service to bart passengers. bart service was interrupted or completely shutdown at four stations in downtown san francisco. we have team coverage tonight of the protest and it's impact of people heading home during the even commute. we start with ktvu ken wayne who is live where the protest ended. ken. >> reporter: julie, protester did succeed once again in shutting down bart service. but all in all things were much

more peaceful this time around. it started in the civic center station, protesters angry over two things, shootings involving bart police and the shutdown of cell phone service last week. some compare the cell blockage to the actions of dictators overseas. >> over reaction -- >> i, you know, i think i lack the word to adequately characterize what that is. >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: some protesters wore mask from the music v. it symbolized the hacker group anonymous. >> that stands for our rights. >> reporter: while protesters build on the platform, trains go through the station without stopping. cell phone service was not shutdown. >> as long as we stick with the plans, we're going to play as

well as we can. that includes leaving cell phone service on. >> reporter: there was some tension, one bart rider shoved protesters trying to keep train doors from closing. protesters fanned out to the streets to blocking traffic on market street then invading the montgomery stations for a time. bart closed those stations until the crowd dispersed. >> i'm stuck over here. i have stuff to do today. >> reporter: this blind man was trying to get his brother to sfo for a flight home, turning into a big hassle. >> that's putting it mildly. i'm trying to get him back to the airport. >> it's been a very long day. our customers are exhausted. and at the end of the day, they just want to go home. >> reporter: linden johnson

would not talk about the decision not to turn off cell phone service tonight. but no difference, protesters did not take over train cars and were a lot less vocal this time. live in san francisco. >> now to oakland where amber lee looks into how this evening's protest effected train service and passengers. amber. >> reporter: we wanted to find out how the protest impacted commuters away from downtown san francisco. east bay commuters heading home after a day at work in downtown san francisco. they told us they were prepared for potential delays. many say their employers sent e- mails advising them to leave work early. >> i left work a little bit early today because i didn't want to be stuck like last time. >> reporter: this man told us he learned of the protesting

watching the news. >> i was watching this morning and saw what happened over the weekend. i just decided to come out a little early and leave a little early to beat the traffic. >> reporter: at 5:27 we heard the first announcement over the public address system advising passengers about the disruption in service. there were frequent updates. >> the station is currently closed this time. >> reporter: later on, passengers from san francisco arriving in oakland told us about delays ranging from 15 minutes up to a half hour. >> i did call my wife and i was going to ask her to pick me up but then i guess it started working. >> reporter: a supervisor told us these bart employees in their vest boarded trains in san francisco to be extra eyes and ears. there was also a visible police presence. they calmly just went through, you need to get on the next

train out. they're going to close the station. they encouraged all of them to line up and get in there. >> everyone we spoke with says they're relieved the delays were minor. they call it a glitch in their commute. reporting live at the west oakland bart station. federal communication commissions has begun an investigation into bart cutting off cell phone service last week. the fcc said it has received compliance and now gathering information from bart. federal regulators say they'll look at whether bart has the right to eliminate cell phone service because of concerns about possible protest. bart says it does have the right citing public say. fcc said it would investigate the hacking group posting some information of the passengers over the weekend. aclu getting involved in ktvu with posted a letter of civil liberties group. it says bart's decision to

disrupt cell phone service was unjustified and says bart should not repeat that. what we know about the group called anonymous and its motives. oakland police officers pursuit of two carjacking suspects ended with their arrest this evening but not before a frightening crash. an officer responding hit another car in the intersection of 35th avenue and international boulevard. the collision happened at about 6:30 tonight. while it looks bad, no one was hurt. witnesses say police car had its lights flashing. police caught up with those two suspects on east 16th. carjacking victim flagged down police victim. captain joiner told ktvu news the man pulled out guns but he didn't shoot at them because the park was crowded with people. he eventually caught up to one

of the suspects. only on 2, they've had to wait their turn now for years, but now that the case is over, rita williams had learned exclusively that hayward police were finally able to interview philip and nancy about another bay area kidnapping. >> this is one of those cases that nags at you through your whole career. >> reporter: that case is the mystery what happened to 9-year- old mckayla almost 23 years ago. they finally got to interview two people they hoped would have the answers, philip and nancy, the confessed kidnappers of another girl with striking similarities. >> both of the interviews lasted well over two hours. neither of the interviews revealed any direct link to the mckayla garrett case, our case. >> meaning they did not con press to doing it?

>> that's correct. >> reporter: a man who looked like this kidnapped mckayla in front of a grocery store and whisked her away. this is a photo of him about that time. investigators now know he was living in a halfway house 20 miles away, a convicted sex offender. >> if you knew what you knew today with philip have been on your list of likely suspects back then? >> certainly. >> reporter: investigators now are going over the taped interviews rechecking facts before they reinterview them. >> and you're not finished yet. >> reporter: we're not done yet. police say they won't be done until they find out who is responsible. rita williams, ktvu news, channel 2 news. new at 10:00 more trouble for pg and e over the safety of its pipelines. a federal report released today show the company failed to provide key documents on the pipeline that exploded last

september. the missing documentation includes logbooks, inspection records, purchase orders for pipes and x-ray reports. investigators found that the utility used bad or nonexistent data to prove the safety of the line stretching to san francisco. oakland police today announced the arrest of second suspect in connection with a drive-by shooting that killed 3- year-old carlos. the shooting happened last monday at 64th and international. the suspect is identified as 22- year-old willie toren. police say he was the driver ott car. toren was arrested by las vegas police friday night and is awaiting extradition now to california. oakland police credit witnesses coming forward with helping solve this crime. >> most of the information we received are from citizens who are just as distraught and sick to their stomach. >> police arrested the suspected gunman last week. he's scheduled to appear in

court in 2 weeks. san francisco trance gender who received an angry letter from the dmv clerk reached an out of court settlement. she sued the dmv and the clerk accusing them of violating her policy. she updated her name and gender information at the office. 4 days later the dmv clerk sent her a letter warning her of internal damnation. they ended up suspending that clerk and he quit in december. the settlement is for $55,000, 40,000 of that from the state, 15,000 from demartina. doctors offering positive news about injured -- they say he's made significant progress. he's now able to follow some commands and ability to interact has increased greatly. he's recovering from brain injury sustained during a

savage beating at dodgers stadium. his part of his skull that was removed has now been replaced. the chief is warning that skull has a long way to go. back here in less than ten minutes, i've got tomorrow's forecast. let's talk about the fog that's moving in right now. investigators are searching for a hit and run driver. the key evidence that has just emerged. the major acquisition involving silicon valley and the smart business. what google biggest purchase ever means for you.

[ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today.

new at 10:00, investigators have now identified the truck. now they just need to find the driver who hit and killed the jogger and then drove off. the deadly hit and run happened last night on river road in forestville near highway 116. ktvu heather holmes is live at the chp office where authorities have a clear picture of the suspect's vehicle. >> reporter: they certainly do, frank. the chp gave me this enhanced photo of the truck. turns out a security camera near the scene of the collision actually caught the truck minutes before that accident that killed a prominent san francisco lawyer and civil servant. >> a scenic was opportunity san francisco attorney donald

couldn't resist. the avid long distance runner sent out along river road yesterday around 7:00 p.m. it was here where the long time figure and san francisco republican party and the civil service commission vice president was struck and killed. the driver stopped but only for a few seconds. >> for such a fan man to be left at the site of the road under those circumstances made it even more painful. >> reporter: commission president dennis norman adjourned today scheduled today's meeting in his owner. >> it's a loss for the city, a loss for the state and rep cap party. >> reporter: the 66-year-old casper was running east and was struck from behind. but the driver of this new model with a goldstrike on the bottom. >> whoever -- there are no bumps in the road, there's no trees to conceal anything. >> reporter: fellow republican christopher bowman called on the driver to come forward. he recalled casper the son of

former child chief. >> it's only about 2 or 3 people in the entire city with breath of knowledge that the city -- >> he chaired that central committee for longer than anyone else. and -- they hope it's not long before the hit and run driver is caught. here is another look right now as the suspect vehicle, if you've seen it you're asked to call police. i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. an update now on a gas leak that prompted evagations for three hours. the break happened around 12:15 at 32nd anden linden street. contractor accidentally cut into a 4-inch gas line. as precaution about 50 people were evacuated while pg and e capped the line. they were allowed back into their home around 5:40. natural gas station has been restored to the 39 customers

who lost service. 20 people had to be taken to the hospital this afternoon after -- 9 children were among those taken to the hospital. the sacramento fire department says a mechanical problem caused a high concentration of the chemical to be released of the water. two of the victims complained of respiratory problems, other had burning chemicals to the throat. update tonight on the molding death of pregnant woman. today police say one of the two family pit bulls was involved in last week's attack. he says he came home from work last thursday and found their 2- year-old male pit bull hovering over his wife's body. police say an autopsy is found she died from shock and blood loss. experts say that the bite marks on her body were only from the male dog. fbi agents arrested a

former narcotics commander and private investor after federal grand jury. norman welch used to -- task force and christopher butler was a private investigator. they have been indicted on charges that include civil rights violations. convictions could bring the man life sentences. boycott of amazon is being lost to get the retail giant to collect and pay sales tax in california. a coalition of social welfare groups have a web site called "think before you click.org" they say without the money and other online businesses state and social programs face deeper cuts. among those back in the low cut is bay area lawmaker who authored the online tax bill. >> be fair to our businesses, to our services that definitely need the revenue and to everyone is playing by the rules. amazon, you can play the rules too. >> reporter: but amazon says it

does not have to collect taxes because it has dropped its california based affiliate. the company has put in a -- on that tax measure. a big purchase for internet google is key into bringing the -- and ktv uconn psalmer editor tells us the $12.5 billion acquisition a strategic move to compete with apple. >> reporter: google goes from a strictly software based company to one with an ability to manufacture hardware, the very thing that made apple the most valuable company on earth. >> this could put them in a dominant position, at least dominant with the exception of apple. >> reporter: competitors of google's android operating system. >> they're picking up 15,000 patents that helps protect them from patent litigation. >> reporter: for consumers. >> more battery life.

better reception, faster mobile broad band service. so, yeah, i think it's going to show up on the shelves in a year or two. >> yeah, i think it's going to probably maybe lower the prices. but i'm not sure about that. >> reporter: one man worries about their privacy. >> do i want them going into my phone records, voice mail, who i'm calling. there's that possibility is out there. i'll raise my eyebrow at that. >> current users will be hard to convince. >> i think they're going to have to show apple users why it would be worth switching over because apple does such a great job. >> apple has to look over its shoulder. google is a very big country and it's right on apple's hills. they must approve the deal because motorolla is a big maker of phones for companies they would compete with.

more details now on google's purchase of motorola. the stock market went one direction. it ended up dropping more than $6 but it's still going quite while at $557 a share. on the broader market, buoy by the google motorola deal. the dow industrial rose 213 points today. the nasdaq picked up 47. right now, the golden gate bridge west wind blowing to 16, sustained gusting to 22. there's fog right now at ocean beach in sanfran disco. highs today, warmer than what we've seen tomorrow. we'll be slightly warmer than these. we'll see a few more mid-80s. temperatures right now on the mild side, lots of mid and upper 60s. as we head into tomorrow, fog returns and it's not there --

it wasn't there this evening at sun set. it will be there tomorrow morning. we're looking for it quickly. specific forecast numbers for an area where you live, 10:45. japan marked the 66th 66th anniversary. and in tokyo after he led prayers for 2.5 million japanese who died in a war. he hopes the tragedy of war will never be repeated. the prime minister reflected on the great suffering and pain that his country caused and he paid his respects to many victims and their families. school police chief on leave. >> plus this was the first day of school along with san francisco. >> also, they took on bart today, what we know about the hacking group anonymous and its ties to the bay area.

oakland school district has put ahead of it police force on administrative leave. she's on paid leave and information is underway. last week sources told ktvu started using the n word. they're saying he made an offhand remark. the school district calls it a personal matter and isn't providing details. they're dedicated to helping coke land use and black views in particular. this was back to school and some parents say they are devastated at some of their kids. john tells us why they are so upset. hundreds of san francisco parents are -- they didn't get to go to the cool of their courts. >> we want to go to a different

school. >> the stories are sad and very sis stressing. we have numerous of these. >> through the halls and out the front door filled with anger, frustration and even tears. >> parents are upset that says it served nowhere. she was not in their system at all. in fact she's not in the system. she has no school she's assigned here right now. >> at high school high school -- call to 15,000 kids started, either in kindergarten, 6th 6th grade or 9th grade. if you narrow that down it was a couple hundred. carlos garcia says patents can't always get what they want. everybody wants their child to be in it. >> officials told me by phone tonight every child registered on time received a school offer and as the district fights to see san francisco at the same

school #. trace elementary faces a different challenge. the school is trying to save money for repairs when police say arsonist burned down much of the campus. they hope to have the work done by the end of the school year. coming up in 14 minutes the results of state-wide testing in california schools. the trend educators have noticed and where some districts may have called. they're asking -- 23-year-old was last seen around 1:00 a.m. on sunday morning august the 7 7th. police say carlson had just moved toadied id. she is 5-1, about 120-pound. they're asking anyone who may have any information about to have -- please contact them

immediately. >> this is after hours san francisco atm z are no longer open around the clock. how much you could be paying if your -- it's your call.

the only dialing we ever put our name on, signature dialing. san francisco original. welcoming -- welcome to the neighborhood. fee. come on out guys, the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging 150- dollar change fee. >> you bet, southwest would never do that. >> that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in air fair social security he was surprised with the verdict. >> you can't say it right.

the group responsible for tonight's bart protest has helped create a new movement that's being called activism. learn more about the under ground hacking group that's making its presence known while at the same time trying to remain anonymous. >> reporter: the computerize rised voice of a man wearing suit and tie has become the brand of supergroup called anonymous. >> the mask of revolutionary seen in this 2006 data. >> they can hack into anything.

focused more on making a point than breaking the law who are experts in covering their tracks. >> they're doing things so fast, moving them to so many different servers and so many different routes, it's almost impossible for the federal agencies and police to actually keep up with. >> today he showed us one form that's popular for anonymous posting. >> there's not any sort of central anonymous headquarters. really, it's anybody that wants to be a part. >> law professor eric goldman says the group has launched activism, targeting government and financial web site. >> the more i typically do the more they might trail. when you find won you can often find one friend.

14 defendants are being linked to the u.s. for a cyber attack on papal. at least two of the difficulties are said to be from the bay area. maureen taylor ktvu channel 2 news. >> offer -- thions l service started today. you'll feel me give you a kiss. it is geared towards light and operating during weekday, commute, hours. almost 100 people go through it by day. starting a new policy with some of its atms. alex tells us why the bank is changing the hours from when you can have your withdrawal. >> certain well far grows atm and san francisco are shutting down early in an effort to keep customers safe. this atm admission at 16th 16th strength closes down at 11:00.

some people who live here say it's a hassle. >> we are not here all the time. i will give up with my friends -- the amd -- they're taking out cash. you have to be awar usually 6 i make make sure no one is standing behind me. wells fargo says safety is their no. 1 safety, a spokeswoman said they analyzed crime statistics and decided to close certain machines earlier. so customers say no matter what the bank hours are they only like to take money out during the daying i tried to get my money in when i was seeing dad. i don't really need a lot for them here. >> for now, they'll be closing the atms early at three branches, two here on the mission and one near san

francisco. alex, ktvu channel 3 news. >> an autopsy is submit for tomorrow battle, their boss its were found in his. an amber alert had been issued after she was not returned. documents and a letter from his father are shedding some new light on the interpretation. it details a custody dispute that dates back 2004 back in 2009. it also show that the gudgeon something. >> they're backing a bend that would selling is this sharks. promoting the bill against selling, training. they're called to practice a global environmental pry crisis -- environment crisis. it's a delicacy. the secretary of state cleared the way today for proponents to gather signatures

for two initiatives requiring minor notification before minor has abortion. it is the promossed cushional amendment that would require a doctor, send written notification under. it also requires written notification and requires a 48 waiting period before an atorsion is performed. he's on a bus tour talking about jobs and the -- the white house says the trip is official business. >> a -- but the president did say questions at a hundredal meeting in iowa to criticize some of the 7:00 -- americans should till congress to stop playing games and to compromise. >> the problem we have is not with our country. the problem is that our politics are broken. >> mr. obama said he would have planned to create jobs when

congress were turn today washington, d.c. in september. this bus trip wrapped up on wednesday and they'll have to get back for summer vacation. >> the republican rates now has three front runners. >> i will be a probusiness president, getting, he says he's the strongest. he's seeing job growth. he was in iowa today for full day. he was the new hampshire, the first day to hole a primary, but that's not until next year. he said his business background sets him apart from other republicans. he referred to his new challengers as political wins of the day. michelle bachman stepped back. she's getting ready now for a bus tour, starting tomorrow in south carolina, which is another early primary state at first in the south. it came out with a strong

gust of winds up next investigation into stage collapse as family and friends remember the victims. in less than 10 minutes i've got your forecast for tuesday the fog. the clog is waiting. >> and coordinated attacks for more than a dozen cities, who made be to blame for the u.s. attacks. wñ okay, kids, we can record one more show.

who should get it? i really love jennifer. 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. [ 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.

five people died and four dozen others were injured. memorial service was held at the fair today for those five people who were killed when

that stage collapsed. as their names were read, someone walked on to the stage carrying flowers. the governor of indiana prayed to people of his state for helping -- praised the people of his state for help. people helped immediately. >> there was an off duty paramedic, an off duty, i believe, lake county police officer. and then there was a doctor. if it wasn't for them, i don't know if my daughter would have made it here. >> it's still not clear who was responsible for checking the safety of the stage and there are questions if warnings about severe weather were adequate. >> news of the world tonight in iraq bombs exploded in 17 cities today killing at least 63 people. more than 250, others were wounded. so far no one has claimed responsibility and both the cities were attacked. the bottom appeared to be rare kidd r coordinated.

the customs come for some u.s. troops to remain. in somolia an investigation has found that meant for all of those star being victims is being stolen. bags of food and cooking oil are being sold hopefully and market. the u.s. world food program acknowledge that provide aid in a woman that's country and very risky. stopping the program will lead to many more deaths. the government made a rare are -- last week, it broke raising fears that toxic chemicals would be released that led to protest yesterday and large police presence today. analyst say chinese authority are growing much more sensitive to influence to grow lower class. >> student scores are at an all- time high in california. the department of education released the results of 2011 standard used testing program.

the number show 54 scored proficient or above. 50% reached that level in math. both percentages are the highest since the testing program began back in 2003. we checked three of the bay areas biggest districts, san francisco unified schools, 57% of students scored at that level in may. san jose started edge gas in houston by lower 54%. it's identified by scoring efficient or higher than england with 52% with high scores in math. you can find a link on our web site ktvu.com. you can scroll down on our home page and click on west thank you. >> holding a cell phone and driving is against the law. but it be more costly than you thought. bill is tracking the potential for change in our

weather for the week ahead. he is back in 6 minutes.

don't you hate when you hear can't be combined with any other officers. now set up to $450 plus you and cauda.

firefighters found a man dead about 4:30. they have responded to small fire in a building at the back of single family home. paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene. his identity is being withheld until his family is notified. no word yet on the cause of that fire. new numbers show the california highway patrol has issued 100,000 tickets so far this year, either talking or texting on a cell phone. now the state legislation passed the bill that will double the fine. he rode along chp and found that officer -- officers have

little trouble spotting violators. for the last three years doing this behind the wheel or worst yet texting has been illegal. so-called driving law will have you digging three into your offer for cash, more cash as you recalled them,. >> them. >> reporter: a survey by the california office of traffic obama drove one in three drivers that talked on cell phone while driving. one of five sent text messages. law enforcement discuss wash on. it loves to you, to see you taking into for me or, you know, sometimes it's like this, like that. >> we wrote tonight and had less than an hour he made four stops on drivers holding cell phones to their ears. >> the reason why we have this

law distracting driving is causing a love of problems here in the state of california. >> tonight his breath awaiting his still which you are is a tougher cell phone law. it increases first offense fine from $20 to $50. had other court fees that arises out of texas t and m. >> and one lie sentenced point which could lead to higher instruction. >> this driver said he won't do it again. >> i think raising ticket to price value is one way to get people no not do the crime. if that's helping, then it's very important. >> they do fines by the bicyclist talking with cell phones. the governor has 12 days decided into law. he's leaning in that direction. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. and smokers could have a tougher time lighting up in their apartment or condo.

bill sent to governor brown's desk today would give landlords the right to ban smoking on their property. second hand smoke could travel through hope wins. aapartments and condos make up about 30% of housing. >> officials are working on ways to help -- the city announced a partnership but catalog choice that gets people off cumberland mailing list. the idea comes after a san san jose woman asks for help wants unwanted mail. >> make it easier for you to try to figure out you don't want them to send you anything. if we do each something, helping to reduce wait, the choice is free. the web site says other city have a big jump of onychias when it was offered through local -- jump of news when it

was offered through the local government. temperatures slightly warmer tomorrow. here is what we have at the coast, the dial and the fog here for you. right along the coast so we did get a break tonight. fog we've got a good westerly wind. here is low pressure center, that's the low pressure center there. it's very weak but it's enough to keep the fog going. the temperatures are going to warm a little bit, they're going to increase. for tuesday slightly warmer, the extended, well a little change each day. a little warmer say in the thursday, they're thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. so tomorrow morning fog forecast you hit it here and you can see about 7:00 a.m. there's the footprint. that's not too significant. you kind of know based on your forecast for fog in the morning. you're going to have slightly warmer daytime high let's get a

good push or fog. it will be cooler. tuesday you go into the afternoon and you clear right to the coast. others hit the coast and starts its way back into tomorrow morning. you've seen this story before, but temperatures like today will be on the run side especially inland away from the water's edge. staying far enough nor we're going to stay on the warm sideful we'll see summers. so nice day. >> here comes a little bit as well. little 60s along the coast. if you get out there bay earlier, 67, up towards kensington. you get into 80 degrees as you head out and liver more valley probably upper 80s low 90s. it really stretching it out around -- now towards -- warmer spot. so forecast a bunch of cities for you. as i mentioned, 91 in liver

moore. they're accounting my local. with the agreements, with the high pressure being slightly stronger. they don't care. you're in the going to have crystal clear. and you're not going to have -- the fire extinguish that we're having, sit 5-day forecast. in stead, a weather forecast because it will make it a little more warmer, but nothing crazy. i have heat at all. >> thank you, bill. social network inside my space is getting a whole new look. they've hired justin to help revive interest in my space and say they'll announce detailed plans later on this week. they bought him from 5 -- my space was the no. 1 social networking in the united states. it has since faded falling behind facebook and linked in. if you're one of those on apple ceo, you may be running it over

your thanksgiving holiday. the first authorized is now scheduled to be released on november 21st of this year. the book was originally set to come out next month. he said he doesn't have any skeletons to hide, josh says. they require people to cell -- they can soon be wearing them when they catch the slopes. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today.

channel 2 morning news. the bay area morning news of the day. live drive time traffic. >> getting word of new traffic. >> temperatures today will be above average, dave clark. weekdays starting at 4:30 a.m. complete news coverage from bay area.

giants played well for eight innings, fortunately there was a 9th inning. >> i'll tell you where, what to kind of get rid of that no joe back putting together -- of no beer. it was real torcher tonight, not that kind with a good evening. good 2-2 in the sixth inning. nate, 2nd game in a row, he goes deep and nice through the

year. 2-1 carlos. there's that front who was actually in the game because carlos minor league injured earlier. goes deep. 4-2 giants. brian wilson, though, gives up three runs, three hits, two walks that led to it the capital, the reggie freeman, two hots 3-2 single. the winning run 5-4 atlanta. brian is not happy. hottest team in all of baseball, the brewer's doing it right now. check out the defense, getting low and up the middle, john wilson can put it back on my -- >> you can put it a little. >> trying to score for 50, that's a quick play. >> they want to set up quickly against display. >> they win -- do the math it adds up to the as, they spring

out 11 shoots. they have only 70. another oakland doesn't like, 17al low. 15 games under 500. they lead into the 7th, the difference orioles hit with men and women, cashing with margaret and dino. i thought you forgot about me and a and e continues poorly for death threat hitting 1:38 with a two rung single that's the way it's done all yearlong. it's got a little home run professional from a guy who never had his name. lived into the performance enhancement age, along ball no. 5 -- 555 and 6th hundreds. we don't need the 8th player to sit on the couch. he did iter than everybody accept babe ruth, so great night for jim. it's going to be something

pretty good today. his first day well the nascar has frequent. it was rained out yesterday. they did it yesterday. it marks who else,. he can probably afford to buy him make up proviant that. 's the live. >> unless you must win sancar. >> bittersweet there. >> triple play was awesome. >> yeah, great defense. morning news begins at 4:30. we'll be following the over night news. >> and our coverage continues nonstop on kdtu -- thank you for joining us. good night.

she thought that i cut her off.