customers after two suspicious devies found on atm's. good evening. >> police in pleasant hills say they have found an unusual scam to steal your money at the atm. eric is live now in pleasant hills at the bank where it happened. >> reporter: the first strange thing is that it involves atm's behind these closed doors. a tech first found metal box isotached to two of the machines and they had cell phones inside them. police say it was not the normal card skimer at these atm's. >> just a box, a metal box that attached up to the machine. >> reporter: the tech first noticed the boxes did not belong just after eight thursday night and called police. >> scary, i go to this one all the time. >> reporter: some customers

were even more upset to learn investigators found cell phones inside the boxes. police seem to think the phones were actually recording video of the customers and their cards but some wonder if it was more high end than that. >> who knows if they were trying to get a picture or if they were using the cell phone to instantly up load date a. >> reporter: this appoint police don't believe anyone's information was compromised because they recovered the devices before the thieves could come back. they are waiting for bank security to pull video that may show who was so bold to attempt the crime in a busy strip mall at a bank within door atm's. >> you wouldn't think the card wouldn't be protected. >> reporter: based on what police could get from the phones they think they may have been recording for about an hour before that tech found

them. we are live,. >> we have new video of a shooting in pittsburgh. we are told by authorities a 29- year-old man was shot near the pittsburgh health center. the health center is behind a wal-mart store, the shooting happened just before 6:30 this evening. we are told the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the gunman is still on the loose. police in sunnyvale are trying to unralph el the circumstances around the death a 2-year-old boy. police found the body of the child in an apartment. they said there were no obvious signs of trauma. a short time after that a woman associated with the apartment was spotted apparently trying to jump from a nearby overpass. after a brief struggle officers pulled her to safety and she was taken to the hospital. they haven't determined as yet how the child died. >> hundreds of people turned out in san jose tonight to honor the memory of a woman

whose life was cut short. tonight's vigil look place at the same center where she was star jacked a week ago. we are live in san jose to tell you about the huge show of support. >> reporter: i'm told in the culture white is a symbol of mourning. tonight the white roses were hand handed out to celebrate a woman who died in a crime that many still find difficult to understand. one thousand people held candles for 60-year-old cindy wynn described as a daughter, a sourocks sister, a mother. >> the cindy i know was the kindest, kind of person ever and had such strength of heart that anyone she met touched them and inspired them. >> reporter: it was a week ago when she was kidnapped from

this parking lot at the plant shopping center in san jose. police found her body the next morning. she had been shot. >> i feel it's not safe in the city now. >> how does this happen to such a kind lady willing to always go out and help anybody. >> reporter: authorities holding a 33-year-old, he is a parole who shot a wounded man before abducting wynn. chris moore said more suspects being sought. >> the senseless nature is what struck everybody. these are random victims in different places, innocent violent crimes. >> reporter: tonight was the first time cindy's family has spoken. her son thanked everybody for coming. >> i urge each and every one of you to not be saddened or angered by the tragedy that has

struck her. instead i want everybody to see the beauty in what the community has created, how it's come together. >> reporter: she will be laid to rest tomorrow next to her mother who died earlier this year. live in san jose. >> happening now the final moments of a nasa satellite. about two hours ago nasa predicted the satellite would come back between 8:45 and 9:45 tonight. the latest word that we have came just 30 minutes ago. the agency said the satellite should be down, they are just waiting for confirmation. earlier today the satellite appeared as a fuzzy image. nasa said it may take an hour to confirm that the satellite has made its death plunge. one we taked to said it's unlikely it'll hit anyone. >> what's protecting us right

now is probability, just the chances, most of the surface is water or empty land. >> they said there are probably be 26 pieces, some quite large and that they could land over a five hundred mile area. we are bring you any updates as they happen. >> a red flag warning in effect tonight for a large part of california from los angeles north to monterey and into parts of san benito. firefighters battling one grass fire in lancaster in the northeast part of los angeles county. the fire started after a thunderstorm moved through the area and quickly spread across 20 acres. forecasters issued the warning because of the chance of lightning strikes. it expires at 11. >> backers of the same sex marriage ban asked a judge to hold off on the release of video from last year's proposition eight trial. the judge ruled on monday that the public does have the right to see the recordings and he said he could release them at the end of the month.

lawyers supporting the proposition want a court to review the decision but they are worried the release could happen before the appeals court actually gets a chance to issue a ruling. the widow of a man shot and killed by police has filed a ten million dollar civil rights lawsuit against the city. the 37-year-old derek jones was shot last november when he reached for his waistband. officers thought he was reaching for a gun. it was actually a small silver colored scale. police admit he was unarmed but say he did have marijuana on him and was legally drunk at the time. >> criminal rates rise after dark but some are saying police are turn up the lights. they point to this area, it doesn't have veto lights and some say that invites crime. >> people going to -- respect lighting, in the dark anybody can do anything in the dark. when it's light people not

going to do what they would do. >> reporter: city councilman says she is working with police and the public works department to identity crime hot spots in the city that would benefit from more powerful lighting. >> top executives sylendra took the 5th over and over at a hearing today there were a lot of questions but no answers. >> reporter: the executives headed in to a house energy committee hearing on capitol hill. >> it's a serious inquestioning into reckless use of taxpayer money. >> what changepartnership privilege of the 5th amendment. >> reporter: did the company mislead the president before getting a half billion dollar loan? brian harrison. >> on the advice of my council i invoke the privilege of the

5th amendment. >> reporter: he did talk to us ten months ago. >> we have a lot of growth prospects and about a thousand people here in fremont. >> reporter: and as we know that story line didn't work out. this is part of the new story being written. former employees, recipes in hand, looking for work. >> try to keep my spirits up. >> reporter: a couple hundred attended the job fair in newark. rob ray jamison said not having health benefits has hurt the most. >> it's the first time i'm going out trying to look, even though i need to sooner it's just in shock. >> reporter: he and others we spoke to say they thought the company was financially strong and today they watched the hearing on capitol hill looking for answers. >> i think when they took the 5th it makes a lot of people kind of stand back and say, are

they really trying to hide something? >> reporter: if they are, the fbi and lawmakers now digging. ktvu channel 2news. >> solar city is feeling the impact of the problems. they install so hugey r panels and won't be getting a federal loan guarantee. the department of energy said it needs more documentation for 275 million-dollar loan guarantee. solar city hoped to use the money to install rooftop solar systems. >> the setting sun over san francisco tonight. in eight minutes, tomorrow's forecast and the changes bill is tracking. >> one man is so concerned about his family and neighbors he has taken matters in to his own hands. how he is trying to protect them. >> and the strike ended today. why won't some nurses be back on the job until next tuesday and the impact on patients.

. concerns about the spread of west nile after confirmation of the first human case this year. amber lee is live where one man is making it his mission to warn others. >> reporter: we are in the south concord neighborhood where the infected mosquito were found. now health officials are urging residents to rid their property of all standing water in places like hot tubs and swimming pools. >> have you heard about the

mosquito? >> reporter: tonight michael kinger went door to door to let his neighbors know mosquito with the west nile cyrus were found in this area. >> they found yesterday a mosquito trap around this intersection with over 20 infected moss no, mosquito. >> reporter: he is concerned about his family and neighbors. >> i was surprised shocked that the mosquito infected with west nile virus are here in the neighborhood. >> reporter: ten days ago vector control fogged the same neighborhood to kill mosquito but today they confirmed to us that this week they found infected mosquito here along with two infected birds elsewhere in the county. health officials reported the county's first human case of west nile virus this year. a 49-year-old woman who is now recovering. >> this is 100% preventable as long as you protect yourself. >> reporter: people aged 50 and

up are most at risk. the symptoms include fever, headache and a skin rash. most people won't experience them. tell neighbors expressed concern about possible infection. >> i think -- my mom has breathing problems. >> reporter: they are asking people to eliminate any standing water on their property. >> one neglected swimming pool can produce one million mosquito and affect people up to five miles away. >> reporter: health officials say the best protection is to use mosquito spray on yourself, containing deet and to wear long sleeves. >> investigators looking in to the crash of a p51 mustang at the reno air races focusing on a part of the tail section that fell off. a report released today said photographs and video evidence all indicate that the piece came off during a high speed

maneuver. the plane crashed nose first right in to the ground next to the grandstands, killing the pilot and ten others. the piece of the tail is called the elevator trim tab. it was found a mile from the crash scene. that pace piece is important to help control the plane. >> it's official, shane, bauer and share sarah, shourd are engaged. he had asked her to marry him last year while they were in prison. she said he made a ring out of thread from his shirt. shaun pen may have played a role in winning the release. he visited the president of venezuela and asked him to speak to the president of iran. the state media suggests that led to the release of the two. >> the federal government could be forced to shut down in a week unless lawmakers end their budget problems.

they are trying to agree on a short term deal to keep the government running. today the senate blocked a bill to provide fema money for victims of natural disasters because the bill contained $1.6 billion in spending cuts. democrats said it's unfair to tie the cuts to emergency aid. republicans countered by saying a huge debt the government has to be more careful with spending. >> harry reid is holding a bill up with full funds for no reason, no reason but for politics. >> do they want the government to shut down? do they want fema to close? >> reporter: he is planning to pitch a compromise plan on monday that is similar to the house bill though it wouldn't contain spending cuts to off set that emergency aid for fema. >> thousands of nurses from 34 forth eastern california hospitals tried to return to work today after a one day strike but not all of them were

allowed back in. >> reporter: martha had her scrubs on today. >> normally right now i would be starting my shift. i take care of kids with cancer and i love my job. i wish i was there. >> reporter: she and hundreds of others weren't allowed back because they participated in a one day strike yesterday. they are in contract negotiations and are fighting for better health benefits. the hospitals hire temporary workers to fill the positions for five-days. >> we do a five-day contract because it's easier to recruit them to come. it's worth their while to comer to five-days than for one. >> reporter: spokespersons for both hospitals say it's not a lock out. they say nurse who didn't strike are still working but the union points to nurses at kaiser who were welcome back. >> 17,000 went on strike and they weren't locked out and they had more people to bring into take care of the patients.

>> reporter: cool spent the day looking online at the latest news from her union and thinking about her patients. vincent said he was concerned when he heard that temporary workers may be caring for his son. >> from what i can see the nurse that are here now do -- it's like they haven't missed a beat. they do a good job. i was happy with the care. >> reporter: at some of the hospitals some procedure has to be postponed and surgeries rescheduled. nurses will be allowed back next tuesday morning. reporting from oakland. >> traders of hewlitt packard stock didn't endorse meg whittman. it ended off 48 cents closing at $22.32ful whittman took over yesterday. she held a town hall meeting today that lasted for about an

hour. she said hp needs to earn back their trust and respect. on the broader market a four day sell off ended but it was still the worst week in three years. the dow gained 37 points, but even so lost more than 6% of its value this week. the nasdaq picked up 27. carl icon dropped his bid to buy chlorox. he pressed them to put itself up for sale and tried to buy it three times. his latest bid was $80 a share. they dropped the bid after concluding share holders wouldn't go for the plan. >> a few scattered showers, a red flag warning in effect for the areas south of monterey and the forest here by big surer fought next hour as the thunderstorms kind of move up. they shouldn't get this far north. you can see activity there, for

us though that red flag warning south of the district. it gets dropped at 1 1:00. we will watch that for you. looks like things are dying down. look how warm its. look where it's going on saturday. temperatures are coming off a lot of degrees, you can see it cooling off big time in santa rosa and oakland. a cooling trend and that's for tomorrow. on sunday, a chance for showers, i will try to dial in when they could happen. we will see you back at 10:45. >> schools of large squid are causes a stir. fishermen proudly showed off their catcher with some are catching them by the thousands. they say the they only show up every few years likely because of the warmer water brought on by la nina. they are delighted to take a

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when a protest about proposed tuition hikes escalated to this. >> what you will see is the officers that are trying to close the door and the crowd on the outside is stop that. >> reporter: watch the left side of the screen. a protester rushes the door over the top of an officer and then appears to spit in his face. >> you see there that he is -- he is carried away. he is the only one. >> reporter: tonight berkeley police are studying the video and the officers actions. >> we teach them to exercise as much restraint as possible. we respect the protesters right to protest. >> reporter: students we talked to agree with the protest cause but not the outcome. >> yeah. i did feel like i need to be involved. my education so i felt like i play a role in preserving. >> i think its outrageous first of all. when you are going to organize something it needs to be -- it's not about just organizing and getting people together. it should be handled. >> reporter: today there are

broken windows and grafitti to clean up, costs wracked up by protesters who don't want higher fees. >> and you can view the video of that confrontation again. just scroll down the front page until you see the east bay news section. aim signature from jerry brown has ended a fights between amazon and state tax collectors. they are promised to put a measure on the ballot to overturn a sales tax on internet purchases. now as part of the compromise they will not have to collect california sales taxes for one year. in the meantime they are asking congress to come up with a national standard. the governor visited san francisco today and signed another bill to help the city get ready for the america's cup. it'll make it easy tore issue bonds to fund construction projects. something that's expected to bring in much needed jobs and

that is so important because california has more than two million unemployed. the second highest unemployment rate in the country. >> there will be over a billion dollars of economic activity, 8800 new jobs, beautiful setting, beautiful city and this bill will make it even better. >> politicians say the america's cup will be a great shot in the arm for san francisco. the races set to praise in 2013. >> california's support legalizing and taxing online poker. most of the support comes from between week 18 to 39. a state senator proposed legislation earlier this year saying could bring more than one billion dollars over the next decade. >> when the president comes to the bay area's computer history museum, it'll also showcase how silicon valley is making

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. the health department is working on a plan to let diners determine a restaurant's health record from a colored placard. they would provide green for history of good inspections, yellow or red would indicate poor inspections. a similar system in los angeles gives restaurants an a, b or c rating for the most recent inspection. normally jack london square isn't really crowded but tonight it is packed with thousands of people attending the third yearly eat real festival. they are expecting even more

tomorrow. >> reporter: the first night of the festival ended just about two hours ago but you can see there is still one of the food trucks down there in the distance. there will be more tap 120 food vendors and you can see the great thing, nothing costs more than five dollars and we can also tell you there is a real focus here on local and street foods. the sounds sight, smell of food filled the area round jack london square. >> i -- it's a long line. >> reporter: they wait for the festival all year long. >> this is -- i call it the christmas of my year. this is christmas for me. >> reporter: zach said he is just as excited as his customers. >> we are really glad to be here. these are the people that know food and we -- we have been open six months so it's a great opportunity to put ourselves out. >> reporter: they say they are focusing on quality fast food

and nothing says on the go more than a food truck. oakland only allows them to operate in the fruitvale directs. everybody we are else they have been illegal since 2001. >> regulating currently. i think you will see a lot more food trucks on the street after they get it done. >> reporter: mark is gn of the waterfront hotel and jam house. he is one of the founding members of the restaurant association. he said he is supports food trucks but said they should follow the same rules he has to follow. random health inspections to playing for benefits for worker. >> we are be looking for a fair playing field. we want food trucks and food courts to operate under the same rules and regulations of restaurants. . >> reporter: last year's drew more than 100,000 people. they are already out pacing where they were this time last year. the festival continues tomorrow from 11 to eight and again

sunday from 11 until seven. we are live in jack london square. >> children as young as 20 '2could decide if they want vaccines or medicine to prevent std's without parental permission. the governor has until october 9th to sign the measuret. would let young people get the hpv vaccine or other medicine to prevent hiv immediately after unsafe sex. some religious family groups denounce it as a violation of parental rights. the fda is reminding asthma sufferers that primatene mist will be phased out. it has been underway since 2006 patients are urged to contact their doctor about the best treatment. >> california senator diane feinstein filed lawsuits against her form retracer, and

the southern california bank she used. she is in federal custody accused of fraud for allegedly taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from two other politicians. senator feinstein doesn't know how much she is missing because the first california bank won't release any account information. she said the bank knew what was happening and did nothing to stop it. vandals in los angeles have attacked a newly opened cam page office for the president. it happened last night they say several staff members were in a back room at the time but nobody was hurt. it appears that a tire iron was used. >> the president is set to visit the bay area on sunday to raise money for his campaign war chest. on monday both the president and top republicans will be here to tout jobs. it shows silicon valley's growing influence on politics. >> reporter: for many years

politicians view silicon valley as an atm. now with jobs on every agenda social networking sites are important to shall what wash because they are important to job hunters, employees and employers. >> i do belong to linkedin. in the past it was a challenge to try to reach out to various people and various communities you may not have access to. >> reporter: many say it's the main reason for the meeting linked inat the computer history museum. >> it's a quick way to organize people, get them to the polls, get them voting get them talking about candidates and often a candidate can win or loose in the social networking circles and that's only get strongerrer many. >> reporter: there is political one up man ship since the visit will take place at almost the same time as the live discussion about jobs, at facebook head quarter was three top house republicans including kantor, a visit planned months

ago. some are delighted. >> they all have one thing in common. they know that america needs to be more economic i canly competitive, we have to improve the business climate if we are going to create jobs. come on, come to silicon valley. >> reporter: the president's meeting here will take place live monday afternoon. another chapter in the history in the making. in mountain view. >> the kindl may be getting a major upgrade. technology reporters say the new one will have a 7-inch wide color screen able to play music and displaying books and movies. it's expected to be less expensive than the i-pad but is less versatile. netflix is getting competition. dish network is starting a service called block buster movie passt. will cost ten dollars a month

and will have stream video and a dvd by mail service. they said it'll offer 34,000 streaming movies and tv shows. netflix has lost customers and caused a lot of criticism after changing its price structure. >> a big day today at a bay area school, why this grand opening comes at a tough time for the district and many of its family. >> there is a chance a shower for part of your weekend. ly be back here. i will pinpoint when the showers will happen. >> and a celebration tonight in phoenix. later in sports, the much win game. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪

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. the oakland school is preparing to close as many as ten schools. a preliminary list contains eight elementary schools and two middle schools. a final list is expected to be released tomorrow and we will have it tomorrow. then on tuesday the school board meets to vote on the recommended closures. many families bracing for them one school is expanding. the learning without limit school on 40th avenue showed off a new 20 million-dollar facility today. a bond measure paid for the improvements to the campus.

>> feel for the parents and the families in the space where the district is making decisions to close the schools. >> a spokesman said each school closed would save between 200 and $400,000 a year. the president announced today he is giving states the ability to opt out of the some parts of the no child left behind law. some said it focused to much on test scores and as done more harm than good. some said it doesn't take into account the dispart between rich and poor districts. if news of the world, at the united nations the palestine leader asked for recognition of palestine which the palestine people have been seeking for decades. while many nation as played and those on the west bank cheered it's not clear if it'll be a reality. united states and other countries said it can only be

achieved lue negotiation was israel. in germany the pope went to a monestary. it's where martin luther studied. the pope has been making a point, to try to connect with different religions. he met with convicts of sexual abuse by priests. many have been leaving the church recently. in london, the future finally arrived in the form of laser guided pods. they take passengers from terminals to the parking lot and eliminate the need for gas powered buses and vans. the invention was first dreamed of back in the 50s and now a reality. they run on tracks and the average weight is 34 seconds. isn't that interesting? >> yeah. yeah. my kids would want to ride on it. ? picking your pumpkin. the problem that have this

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. in southern salano this is a live picture from the waterfront where the crew just arrived. we can tell you there was a fire burning at an industrial pier there. it's not clear when or how it started. the crew is gathering more information on exactly what happened and we will bring you the update when we learn more. >> jury selection has wrapped up in the trial of michael jackson former doctor. he is facing charges of manslaughter in connection with jackson's death from a powerful sedative. he died in february of last year. it took six hours to pick the

seven man, five women jury. in florida a judge more than doubled amount of money that casey anthony must repay to cover the costs of investigating the death of her daughter. a jury acquitted her in july but police and prosecutors say she lied to authorities before the girl's body was found. after the sheriff's department resubmitted the bills the judge today added another $119,000 to the bill. bringing the total to more than $200,000. >> halloween is now five week away and one tradition could be squashed. how nature tricked the pumpkins in half moon bay. >> reporter: the stage is set here in half moon bay for halloween. the signs are up. s rides are going, fall air is due tomorrow but it seems someone forgot to cue the

pumpkins. >> we have had so ufog, through the summer and not to many sunny days, the crop, pumpkin crop is late. >> reporter: what would normally be fields of pumpkins this time of the year are sprinkled with green and gourds that look like winners of the great weight loss. they say in 40 years it's the latest crop they have ever seen. about three weeks behind schedule. >> if i could can we move back halloween to november 15th? that would be great. >> reporter: though there is a last gasp of high temperatures today, the sun may not be enough to warm the little pumpkins in to adulthood in time . >> it's a big one? >> yeah. >> what color is it? >> green >> i think people won't be disappointed with them. there may be less of them. >> reporter: bob who now just

grows christmas trees says the pumpkins he buy may cost him more but he won't charge customers more. farmers say the cut green pumpkins will turn orange if time for halloween. in half moon bay. >> more now on the nasa satellite falling back to earth. the agency still hasn't confirmed it's down. they had predicted would break up and calm back about 9:45 tonight but they said it'll take about an hour or more to confirm that plunge. they said there is only a very, remote chance that anyone would be hit by a piece of the satellite. >> there is a few scattered showers south the area. check out the live storm tracker. this is where the red flag warning went up for areas south of monterey. we had reports of tunedder lightning in this area.

they should diminish in the next hour. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be significantly cooler, or they should be. more fog at coast. this was taken just before sunset and you can see it's shallow. that's why it got to hot inland. shouldn't be that shallow tomorrow. a big diporpa rene layer getting up over the coastal hills and trending temperatures down by as much as good ten degrees. the weekend forecast, for cooler and sunday looks like we have a good shot at a few showers, painly north bay, mainly in the afternoon. we will show you that right now. it's not enough, doesn't look like enough to cancel plans, justifying showers, overnight lows in the upper 40s in the cold spots, saturday the best day but a good ten to 15- degrees cooler. you will notice this tomorrow and there is fog at the coast and then this is the system i'm tracking -- it'll provide more cooling on sunday but also the opportunity to bring a few

sprinkles in here. mainly north bay. i think we could see -- show you the model but it's showing stuff up around vacaville. there is the model. back out, that's sunday morning. it looks significant -- quarter inch much, then into when it's close -- around nine, you see it sort of stop there and around one, you see it sort of fall apart. this is going to provide drizzle, enough dynamics along the coast, i think right now the line is going to be from about vacaville toward san francisco for anywhere you know tenth of an inch, it's weak but there. that's how sunday will go and you see it move off. that is the story. saturday is the warmest day on the weekend. sunday the day with clouds and a chance of a sprinkle and in fact it's fall and it's going to feel like this weekend. 85 brentwood. cooler and then santa clara, no air quality issues, the fire danger not that high as the temperatures cooldown and the

chance of sprinkles will help out. five-day forecast with the weekend in view. a cooler for the weekend and just in time to get back to work on monday it'll warm up and be really nice. the weekend will be nice, just not like monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you. >> just a quick correction. we said that michael jackson died in february of last year, he died in june of 2009. we apologize for the error. >> still to come, the good cause that sent 50 cars cruising south. [ cow mooing ]

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. the roar of typely tuned italian sports car filled the air. 50 hit the road as part of a fundraiser for the group opportunity impact. it's an organization that helps under privileged children gain the person and academic skills needed for success. they expect to spend the night in santa barbara before going to los angeles. for a view from the front grill go to our website, ktvu.com. >> love that sound. mark is off tonight. fred is here. they had to do it tonight and they didn't. >> you know this was -- just a

little relieved. >> it's over. >> like my gosh -- it's time to tune in the keys. while it's never fun to be on the field when another team clinches after arizona deserves it. they have something the giant giants lacked, timely hitting. cabrera breaks the scoreless tie when he finally hits his first home run in a san francisco uniform. the diamondbacks have a new giants killer. the rookie tied with the rbi double in the 7th and in the 8th. he slice itself third, down the right field line. it's arizona's 46th come from behind win and they clinch the west division title. huff, one of the most under achieving players popped out to end the torture. they are five back with five to

go. while the diamondbacks, they are still in that playoff pool. >> this is great. this is our first -- it's kind of fitting we beat the world champions. they are outstanding, respect them a lot, matt pitched his heart out but -- kind of true to the season we just kind of kept grinding it out. >> and the athletics, the -- weeks, leading off with a home run off weaver. weeks waited 90 games for his first homer. then just one more day to get his second. then watch him again, to third, it's ruled an error but that's a rocket and it scores the game winning run. oakland wins, the it means texas wins the al west division title. our friday night game of the week comes from sonoma where the dragons ofted american canyon. this is their first year of varsity football but they act

like they have been there and done that. sonoma up there for this game and had the lead early. then dragons senior, running back, 5'8'', 145, the little big man. scores a 28-yard touchdown. american canyon doesn't have a single senior unon its roster. the junior to another one, they are co captains, they have a 71- yard touchdown. it's 30-22 in the third. still in the third that combination again. justin to chris, is that montana to rice? it's an 84-yard touchdown. it's 30-28. thehe dragons aren't worried, morgan, swanson. sweet touchdown. they win it 42-28. dragons are 2-1. bob and his team traveled to play the saint thomas

tonight. andrew taking the pitch, then throws down field. a great touchdown but they missed the extra point and they never score again. saint thomas, they take advantage of four turnovers, matt scoring off the sneak for the raiders, spartans -- 30-6. that's the high school football. >> thank you. >> thank you for trusting us, we will see you the next time news breaks. . >> and join mornings on two starting at seven. we are always here online at ktvu.com. ?

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