. thousands turn out in oakland for the second gay pride festival. why some like it more than san francisco's. >> a foot of rain in new orleans. tornadoes and other areas,

tropical storm lee comes on shore raising fears. >> and just days before the 10th anniversary of 9/11 a new warning about threat from small planes. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. an eight hourlong standoff between a gunman and deputies came to an end this morning when authorities found the man dead. it started with a domestic disturbance at an apartment on the 4300 block of san pablo road around 7:00. deputies say the man barricade himself inside the unit with his wife and three children, a half hour later he let them go. over the next several hours negotiators tried to convince him to give up and at 3:15 this morning they went in and found the 43-year-old suspect dead inside.

his name and cause of death have not been released. >> the police are investigating an accident where a driver was struck and killed standing outside a car. it happened just before 3:00 on westbound interstate 80. it's not clear why the victim stepped outside the car. the two right lanes the freeway were blocked for about two hours while officers investigated. we are getting new information on an arrest in a shooting in east oakland yesterday. police now say they have a possible suspect in custody in the case. the 25-year-old shooting victim was found at 73rd avenue with several gun shot wounds just before 4:00 a.m. he is in critical condition. investigators say the gun fire was apparently sparked by an argument a few hours earlier. >> police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a woman early yesterday. authorities say the 23-year-old was walking on water street near east washington when the man approached told her to come

with him. the woman refused and that's when he grabbed her by the neck and then forced her to the ground. the woman fought back and ran away. police only have a vague description, a man in his 20s who was wearing a black shirt and jeans. downtown oakland tonight a celebration of gay pride. patty lee joins us from the event that's only in its second year but has already attracted tens of thousands of people. >> reporter: right now i'm live on franklin street in front of the international stage. it's one of four stages on this four block stretch. i talked to one of the oers and he said about 20,000 people have already come through the gates but the bingest draw, jennifer holiday is still an hour away and expected to bring a second surge of fans from the drums, to the strumming of

strings to the belting of elton john songs the sound of music filled downtown oakland. >> i love it that it's here and it's local. >> reporter: the pride festival is in its second year. >> the best kept secret in the bay area. . >> reporter: and police are expecting at least 60,000 people to attend. possibly thousands more. >> we have a good plan in place to address any concerns or problems . >> reporter: at least 150 vendors are on sight with 75 performances scheduled throughout the day. many low key compared to some of the shows at san francisco's pride event. >> can get a little racey there and we wanted to get people a place where they could bring their children and families. . >> reporter: making the event manageable and four blocks long is also key to keeping family friendly. >> sometimes we can't get out to san francisco and the one there is so huge and this is small and right here. >> reporter: oakland is home

to the highest concentration of same sex couples after san francisco and seattle. >> definitely more accepting, like a lot of -- it's very easy to bring them to places and not feel i'm i'm the only gay person there. >> reporter: it ends at 7:00 tonight. it costs about $300,000. organizers hope to recover that and direct the profits toward building an lbgt building here in the city. >> california court is set to hear a key issue in the legal fight over proposition eight. on tuesday backers of the ban on same sex marriage are scheduled to argue they should represent the measure in front of a federal appeals court. normally that would fall to the governor's office but both refuse because they say it's

not constitutional. once that is decided the case will head back to federal court. >> a new twist tonight in the case of that missing i-phone prototype. it was reportedly lost in a mission district restaurant in july. apple investigators were able to track it to a home and they contacted san francisco police. according to the department officers provided back up and didn't enter the home. the man living there said officials identified themselves as sfpd so he let them into search. they failed to find the phone. turns out the officials were apple investigators and the man said had he known they worked for apple he wouldn't have let them in. >> today the president promised that the federal government will help those who lost homes and property to hurricane irene. the president visited pattern son new jersey. he appeared to refer to some

republicans in congress who have suggested that they will not approve more disaster relief without equal budget cuts. >> the last thing that the residents here of patterson or vermont or upstate new york need is washington politics getting in the way of us making sure we are doing what we can to help community that have been badly affected. >> reporter: fema has less than $800 million left in its disaster relief fund. the administration is asking for $5 billion more in aid. >> lee is still bearing down on the gulf states at this hour. the slow moving storm is producing severe thunderstorms that could spin off tornadoes. most of the area is under a tornado watch and already more than a foot of rain has fallen. strong winds have brought down trees and knocked downpour. suspected tornadoes damaged homes in coastal mississippi. in a few minutes our coverage

of lee continues with a live report from new orleans. we will take a look at how the gulf coast area is dealing this heavy rain. that story coming up. >> mark joins us now with more on lee and what is in store for the gulf coast over the next few hours. >> reporter: this is normally the time of year the tropics do at least increase in activity and right now i'm tracking multiple storms there. is katia on the right portion of the screen. we will watch that, right now a hurricane as i said but there is lee the center of circulation closing in on louisiana, baton rouge and there is -- see all the swirls pushing in to the area with the moderate to heavy rainfall, the thunderstorms and the potential for tornadoes. now winds at 40 miles an hour only move together north right around six miles an hour and that has always been the main problem with this system. you can pick out here is the forecast track. it's a monday morning and eventually on track into

alabama, by tuesday morning. this is a very slow mover and excessive rainfall amounts. here is a look at the rainfall forecast model. we will put it in motion. you can see the heavy bands push together north and east. that's why rainfall expectations around ten to 15- inches and a few areas could have isolated bouts approaching 20 inches. we will continue to watch lee and katia. back here i will have the fog forecast model and the temperature change you can expect for labor day. >> thank you. firefighters in kern county are working to contain a fast moving grass fire sparked by a deadly plane crash. they say the canyon fire has grown to 150 acres and is spreading quickly. at least 30 homes have been evacuated. it started this morning after a small plane went down just south of bakersfield. one person died . >> the federal government today issued a neuterror warning ahead of the 10th

anniversary of september 11th. small planes the focus of the alert. >> reporter: terrorists intent on using small planes to carry out an attack on america. that's the word from the fbi and homeland security. it's a warning that jefa wells is taking seriously. we caught up with her as she got her plane prepped for take off. she said she as watches for anything unusual. >> if you see something hanging around the airport. what's going on, where are you going? if you did hear something strange maybe that would be something. >> reporter: operatives are still trying to get -- they issued a government warning that terrorists may look to load a plane to carry out an

attack. they believe there are a good number of safe guards in place to keep terrorists out of flight schools. >> the process is so intense of going through the background check, they get fingerprinted, you have to do a lot of paperwork. >> reporter: still according to the latest, al-qaeda members believe supervision is lax with small planes so private pilots playn 't important role. >> you are supposed to be aware of who is on the ramp and approaches. i tend to be more protective. >> reporter: this latest warning spotlighting small planes comes right before the 10th anniversary of september 11. though the government said it wasn't triggered by a specific threat. >> on friday the state department issued a security alert for all americans traveling overseas. the state department said it hasn't received a specific threat but that al-qaeda often

sets attacks to coincide with significant dates. amtrak plans to do more screenings during the run up. >> a little bit of history about to float away. >> the family of the missing fishermen lost at sea in mexico speak out. what they had to say about their missing loved ones. >> also, former vice president is offering words of praise for a high ranking member of the obama administration.

. it's the end of an era in gold own gate park. the boat rental is changing hands. deborah is at the lake in a boat, tomorrow the family business folds up. >> reporter: that's right. tomorrow is the last day to take the boats out on the water. a new fleet is coming and a new stand to replace the one that's

been here for 68 years. >> we got married in them. >> reporter: nostaldia runs deep. the boat house from the 40s gets a new vendor and makeover. >> they will make it yuppy and it won't be as fun. it'll probably cost more. >> laid back, like a time c aps ule. >> reporter: the new company say itself will keep the flavor. the city wants the lake to make more money than it does now selling hot dogs and snacks so the boat repairship will be a new cafe. >> they want a steady stream of people and don't want people tohang out. >> reporter: it's as common here as going across the lake. its been a bitter switch. the long time local company

loosing in court forced to hand the franchise to a new mexico outfit. >> local company is important. >> sometimes it's because it's not modern and fresh. if they put in something like every other place and every other park we loose a little bit of something special. >> reporter: while tomorrow is their last operating day next saturday a pot luck here for the public to say good-bye to the crew and if you have always wanted to own your own boat all 65 of them are for sale. the starting price, $200. we are live in san francisco. >> more details, bike rentals at the lake will also be done after tomorrow. the new plan doesn't include bikes and surries. now customers signing petition

asking for another location for the kiosk. >> families of seven fishermen who disappeared say they will keep up the search for the boat. they gathered in san ramone for lunch and update on the efforts. the seven, five from the bay area and two from another county haven't been seen since july 3rd. a sonar search just finished turned up no sign of the vessel. >> this isn't done for us. there is a lot of closure we need. we need to find the boat, to bring any of the loved ones home. >> the group said it plans to raise money for another sonar search for the boat. >> the army is reporting a soldier from livermore has died from rabies. he died wednesday at a hospital in the its. the army cook was stationed in germany in 2009 before going to afghanistan for a year in may

2010. the army said he didn't contract it in new york state. it's investigating to find where and how he became ill. the highway patrol's maximum enforcement program is underway and the number of dui arrests are up. according to the chp officers statewide have arrested over a thousand people suspected of driving under the influence. that's up from last year's total of 980 for the same period. statewide there have been 11 traffic deaths up from eight last year. the maximum enforcement program runs through midnight monday. >> a flight to southern california was diverted after a passenger allegedly made a bomb threat. spirit airlines flight 245 was headed from las vegas to los angeles and turned around midflight. a male passenger made what sounded like suspicious comments to another passenger. when the plane landed all the passengers were taken off and the plane was searched.

no explosives were found. the man was arrested there at gate. the remaining passengers were rescreened then boarded a new flight. the tsa is using new technology to look for suspicious items. after getting a lot of complaints about the full body scanners revealing to much new software has been put in that only reveals the contour of a body. officials say it's a more modest scan that still provides detailed targeting. >> the advantage is it enhances privacy. >> i don't feel like i'm showing everything to everybody. >> reporter: the updated scanning system is being used in baltimore, memphis and washington. >> we are learning that the research lab where a sciencist died in an explosion friday

passed a safety test in march. adrian martin was killed in the blast. another was injured. investigators say he was transferring immixes of gases from one canister to another when the gas exploded. >> michelle bachmann may agree with palin on corporate taxes. her plan calls for eliminating all corporate income taxes. >> we would have to move other elements to define revenue and what revenues would be needed to the economy. we could go that route. >> she said the current corporate tax rate is killing job creation. >> a lot of people think our nation is on the wrong track. they are right. it is on the wrong track. we won't settle for our current circumstances, we will change them. we are americans, that's what

we do. >> texas governor and gop candidate rick perry was stumping for votes in new hampshire. he criticized the president for failing to turn around the fiscal struggles and offered his record in texas was a recipe for success saying he created jobs accuse the president of expanding the role of the federal government. >> the secretary of state is receiving praise from an unlikely source, dick cheney. he said he thinks she is one of the more competent members the obama administration. he said it would be interesting to speculate how she would have done as president. he didn't get into specifics but said she might have been easier for some of the president's critics to work with. >> coming up next, new revelations tonight about the relationship between the cia

and gadhafi. >> new video just into light showing the moments after the crash of flight 93 on september 11th. >> and how a local artist is looking at the consequences of 9/11 through items taken in airports.

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this morning as dom the former head of the imf returned who france. his political future is now in doubt. >> now to the conflict in libya where he there are new revelations about the relationship between the government of libya and the cia. cnn got a look at documents stored in the headquarters of the external intelligence agency of libya showing a close relationship with the cia going back to 2004 when they said it won't try to build weapons of mass destruction truck. >> the cia was capturing rendering people to libya. >> human rights watch said the

cia detained a top militant for libya and turned him over. he now heads the rebel military council. they would only say it's no surprise that the cia would work with foreign governments to protect the united states from terror. if other news of the world almost two dozen people are feared dead after a military plane crashed near chile. the bodies of four people were recovered yesterday. officials say 21 people were on board the plane friday when it crashed while trying to land in stormy weather on the remote juan fernandez islands. it's unlikely anyone survived. passengers included a popular tv personality and crew members for a morning tv show. the first nuclear power plant in the middle east is now online in iran. the facility was connected to the national power grid last night for a test run. the deputy nuclear chief said the testing is still in its

preliminary stage. analysts say it could increase concerns that the country may be developing weapons. senate heed 6 the armed fuses of cuba is dead. officials say he died yesterday of a heart attack. he assumed control of the armed forces in 2008. he was 75. >> what's believed to be the first known video showing the moments just after the crash of flight 93 was released today. >> the explosion shook the house clear over here and we are 15 miles from lambert and it shook the heck out of the house. >> reporter: the flight was bound for san francisco from newark when it was hijacked. 40 passengers and crew on board were killed when it crashed.

the man who lived nearby and took the video has since died. the video was released on the condition of remaining anonymous. >> more than 50 artifacts from pennsylvania, new york and the pentagon are on display. ingments of fight 93, a clock from the pentagon frozen at 9:32 and the former mayor's cell phone. the exhibit brought many to tears. they say it's important to remember the attacks. >> real objects that were in the building and this is real. it's not just something you are learning about at school. >> i felt sad again. people can't forget. they should never forget. >> the exhibit will run until september 11th. consequences of 9/11 have been turned in to light.

a artist convinced officials to give her confiscated items from the airport. they are at the jack fisher gallery in downtown san francisco. it runs through september 28th. >> with the 10th anniversary of 9-11 on many mind we asked how they plan to mark the event. >> andrew garcia spent the morning working with his dad at the farmer's market. on his mind his birthday a week from today. he said he will as he does every year remember the anniversary and the tragedy that happened the day he turned 15. >> i think of it all the time, what happened, i always look about it, the hit of what happened, before it happened and you know -- just realize i'm happy to be here. >> next sunday will mark center ten years to the day. >> wake up call.

personally for me. >> i was in second grade actually. i remember waking up. we were about to go to school and it was on the news. >> sadness for sure. more than anger, definitely sadness i would say. >> reporter: everybody we talked to today in oakland said they will take a moment next sunday to remember what happened, what's happened since and to think about where we go from here. mary beth said people need to talk more. >> sadness, i think we need to go back because i think people forgot when that happened we came together as a nation and i don't think we are there. >> reporter: ricardo and his son will talk and reflect. >> i think its frustration because i think that we have the power as people. i think we just don't take the effort to -- go that extra mile, to help that person. >> reporter: it's a day to talk about what happened and what still needs to. in oakland.

>> next sunday september 11th we will air a special called 9/11 a decade of change. we will have live reports new york, washington and pennsylvania. we will look at the many changes we have seen since the attacks. our broadcast is at 1:00 p.m. on september 11th. >> the water is rising in the gulf coast. we will go to new orleans with how the city is handling lee. >> also a special give away tonight in oakland. those being helped as the new school year kicks off. >> and a children's classic going high tech. how a company is transforming dr. suess.

. floodwaters rising in louisiana and mississippi as lee rolls through the gulf coast. hundreds of people are under orders to evacuate though many appear to be staying put. craig boswell is in new orleans where the biggest problem is that the storm doesn't seem to want to move on. >> reporter: good evening. i think i can speak for everybody, across new orleans, across mississippi and alabama when we just say enough is enough. lee is probably the most annoying storm in a long time. it just won't go away. just keeps sitting on top of the area just going along. we keep getting the bands of rain. soggy and slow moving lee soaks the gulf coast bringing at least six to ten inches of

rain. >> have to be careful where you walk. a lot of submerged debris, objects in there that can get cut up on. . >> reporter: going through waist high water people are worried about more flooding they have had enough. >> pumper station here isn't turned on and people are wondering why. >> reporter: rising water in jefferson to. >> it's a mess. every year we go through this. every time we have a threat. >> reporter: crews in mississippi are bringing out the heavy machines to clear away sand from highway 90. some also saw spin off tornadoes were forced to clear away massive trees and for a sunday along the riverwalk it's slower than any other normal labor day weekend. >> we just came out here and surprisingly its not as bad as they make it look. >> we had a lot of family, calling us, texting us to make sure we were safe on the drive

over and i think everybody just takes a more precautions. >> reporter: that threat will continue in louisiana on into mississippi and alabama even up into tennessee that portion of the tennessee valley as -- lee moves, now slowly to the north, it'll continue to drop about 15 inches of rain on those areas as it moves very very slow. >> eye saddened to the search for a man who disappeared during a backpacking trip. gene hall of washington was found dead in his tent yesterday afternoon. his tent was located where he was last seen on tuesday. he was reported missing two days later on thursday. authorities say he was hiking alone. his cause of death hasn't been determined but it appears to be from -- [inaudible]. >> a heart felt give away for students who had their lives

turned upside down. at 8:15 tonight a candlelight vigil will start to remember those killed over the last two years. on the news we will hear from people who attended. palo alto tested the city's emergency preparedness. it the event included democrat administrations. >> we are very under prepared for a natural disaster which shouldn't be the case. >> those who attended were provided supply lifts and tips on what to pack. >> classic that has been around for generations is going digital. >> i know it is wet and the sun is not sunny but we can have lots of good fun that is funny. >> the words of dr. suess are available on i-pad and i-phone.

the company got the rights to the books and created the app carefully, being faithful to the illustrations and text. it lets kids and adults highlight words and picture was just a touch. >> the md foundation is raising the bar for the telethon fund raiser. they want to raise a dollar more than the 58.9 million from last year. this is the first year that it'll run without jerry louis as host. has retired after almost 60 years. the it starts tonight at six and ends at midnight. you can watch it on kicutv36. last year raised almost $59 million. >> we know where in california prince harry is headed for

helicopter training. the army air corp captain will arrive in el centro. according to the newspaper he will be here for 12 weeks with a break in the middle for r and r in las vegas. >> when we return it was all about celebrating the culture of brazil in berkeley. the meaning behind the event. >> and what's ahead for your workweek. mark will have your forecast in just three minutes.

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the cahone pass. it's now 80% contained. it broke out friday in the center divide of interstate 15. since then more than 1100 acres have burned. it's now open and all of those evacuation orders have been lifted. full containment is expected tomorrow evening. dangerous weather forced the evacuation of notre dame's football stadium. both teams and more than eight thousand fan has to leave the stadium twice after lightning struck close by and high winds whipped around the stands. fans had to take cover in buildings and under the stadium. notre dame ended up losing the game to south florida. >> hard to complain about overcast weather around here with stuff like that. >> we finally have warmer temperatures to talk about over the next few days, temperatures have been cooling off but will soon head the other direction. i can show you this, still that

fog, its been a constant over the past few days, seems like the past few months, hugging the coastline. surging back into monterey bay, closer to half moon bay. we will crews up to this area as well. closer to half moon bay. shifting to the authority. the clouds still hugging ocean beach, around the golden gate and over parts of san francisco as well. a look outside. we can show you this, gloomy bay as you can pick out and the clouds on the increase and we will continue with that trend for the overnight. as far as current numbers here we go with san francisco in the upper 50s, 80s to report for fairfield, concord or livermore. san jose around 72, most areas a few degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. we have been cooling off. here is the forecast sore for tonight. we have that, fog will continue to be on the increase, bit of a breeze, for labor day, morning fog, clearing back to near the coastline and the extended forecast there is that warming

trend and more 90-degree heat for the inland spots. forecast low, overnight most areas dropping down to the 50s, santa rosa around 59, san jose 56 and antioch in the mid50s. here once again the marine layer, the fog, that steady on shore breeze. high pressure and with that will be the source of our warm up. the temperature trend today warmest in the low to mid80s. warmest tomorrow for labor day up in to the upper 80's and by tuesday a nice rebound. we are talking about more mid90a. the forecast model showing you the fog tomorrow morning, not a big change compared to this morning and then in to the afternoon pulling back to near the shoreline. we could have partly cloudy for the beaches, more sun inland, 80s approaching the 90-degree mark. forecast for labor day, upper 40s to the mid50s. warming up inland the event temperature range for the low 60s to the mid to upper 80's.

fairfield at 89, walnut creek at 86, oakland in the lower 70's. san jose 81, san francisco little warmer compared to today, 67. here is a look ahead. the extended forecast and still the fog a factor in the morning pulling back to the shoreline. that warm up mainly away from the water, tuesday and wednesday, hottest locations in the upper 90s. the weekend always in view we will talk about cooling conditions with partly cloudy skies by sunday. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> hundreds of people spent the day in berkeley embracing the culture of brazil. all day street party was held today. visitors enjoyed music, dancing, food and martial arts. one organizer says being outside is all part of the experience. >> what are we trying to do is

bring our example tour, not to be inside but outside. that's how we celebrate life. >> today's event also celebrating independence day for them. >> joey chestnut did his best to elbow aside the reigning chicken wing champion. chestnut was beaten last year by sonia the black widow thomas and today history repeated itself. she broke her world record eating 183 chicken wings in 12 minutes. joey the jaw chestnut ate only 174. thomas gets a 1,500-dollar prize and the bragging rights. >> just 174. l. >> raiders quarterback, pryor changes his mind and decides to fight his five game suspension. >> and the giants face the diamondbacks.

. welcome to sport wrap. it was pretty obvious that one team had the look of a division winner and the defending giants didn't. it was star wars day and the force has left san francisco. things started out well enough. the first batter was cody ross. here is what he did, that's homer number 12 on the year for ross. it was represented one third of all the giant hits today against arizona. ryan dealing, got a break-in

the -- upton called out on strikes. he didn't like the call, took issue with a pair of strikes, got ejected. takes one of arizona's biggest bats out but the giants gave run support. homer number 18. it then became -- the first pitch he saw from ramirez into the right field corner. two runs come home. just like that the giants need a september miracle. 4-1 the final. san francisco now seven games behind the division leading diamondbacks. some of the names the a's were counting on early came through for three straight games against the mariners. big turn out for breast cancer

awareness today. the a's leading in the 5th when allen and rodriguez combine for a light moment. allen knocked down but can't find the drive. he locates it in time. a resourceful play. the oakland half of the 5th. dejesus goes down and gets a pitch. matsui had doubled for one of his three hits and he is sent home. matsui scores, he has two in the inning for a 4-1 lead. then in the 7th they put it away. here is the big hit. the slicing liner, robinson's dive comes up short. matsui and dejesus both come around to score. cahill benefits, picking up his tenth win of the year. a three game sweep. the 49ers announced their final cuts yesterday. the depth chart at one position

stood out. they only had two quarterbacks. that changed today. they claimed scott tolzin after he was cut by the chargers. they got a firsthand look at him on thursday night he was 16 of 23 for 226-yards and a touchdown in the losing in the pre-season game. his offensive coordinator was paul crisp the brother of gene crisp. news involving pryor, he will reportedly appeal the five game suspension he is supposed to serve because of his involvement of in the scandal at iowa state. jim trestle the coach was hired on friday to be a special assistant to the colts and as of yet the league has announced no punishment for him. one of the biggest names in tennis rolled on today. the number one and two seeds are very much alive.

nadal is in blue in the far court. he seems to be toying with his opponent on this point before deciding to end it with the overpowering forehand shot. first set was close, the second wasn't. they swap points, now -- double fault, 7-5 the score in the third. nadal advances, david also a winner today. if you are looking for a guy who has been a cinderella story look at donald young. in the far court, unseeded but now advanced in to the 4th round. quite a point here for young. he will look to be on the ropes but then will put a lob, makes a return between his legs, young has the right touch again. he wins 7-5, 6-4, 6-3. second straight seeded player he has

now knocked off. still to come, a new world record in track and field involving bolt and cars going the direction they weren't supposed to.

. nascar trying to get started with the second to last race before the chase. kasey kahne on the pole. indy cars ran through the streets of baltimore for the first time. this was during practice. tony's brakes failed . threat neither was hurt. he went onto finish third in the back up car. this was the first indy car race in baltimore and they described the course as challenging. the tight quarters made for this mishap that turned three into a parking lot for expensive cars. only one driver was forced out after that pile up. the winner will power, his

second straight win. he is now five points, behind the series leader. one round left to play in golf on this holiday weekend in massachusetts. not until the later holiday this guy needs to worry. ricky fowler looking for his first win. he is three back in the tournament but giving himself a good shot at a hole in one. he will settle for a tap in birdie on the way to a one under parr70. he is one of seven three strokes back. bubba watson the leader by a stroke. the birdie at 17. five players tied for second. one is adam scott. scott can grab a share of the lead of this long eagle attempt goes at 18. he gets a great roll but has to settle for a birdie after a round of 71. tomorrow should be interesting, 29 players with in five strokes of the lead. bolt again at center stage on this final day of

competition. bolt runs the anchor leg in the relay in the world championship as they made the turn and the third runners started setting up, the united states was in the mix but patten makes contact with another runner and falls, both were disqualified. bolt left of the rest of the field in his dust. they set a new world record of 37.04 seconds, the only world record set in the games. that's it for this early night sports wrap. >> crazy. he can run. >> he can. >> thank you. >> tonight at ten, backpacks meant for specific children families of homicide victims. o that's the report. i'm ken wayne. thank you for joining us. heather is getting ready for the telethon on tv36 and we continue online at ktvu.com. we will see you at ten.