. air force one is on its way to the bay area, we're live at moffett field as president barack obama makes a funding visit here. the two hikers back in the u.s. and the strong statement this they are making on their first day back on american soil. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm maureen naylor, heather holmes is off noit. we want it take you live for a look at moffett field. before heading off it a series of fundraisers tonight, ktvu's ken pritch etis live at mett field awaiting the president's arrival. we'll go to ken live when that happens. >> they no right and in justification is the world from

two uc berkeley graduates who arrived on american soil after their two-year deal in iran:00 paul chambers reports from berkeley. >> after 781 days in prison, shane and i are now free men. >> reporter: in their first interview back in the united states, josh fattal and shane bauer talked about their years in an iranian prison. >> the iranian government has tied its case to the political disputes with the u.s. the irony is that sakahara, josh and i oppose policies to iran that perpetuate this hostility. >> reporter: they charged the men along with sarah shourd with spying because it's believed that the three americans crossed the border back in july of 2009, but this past wednesday while exercising at the prison, the men got good news that they were free. >> on that day, the guards took us downstairs. they fingerprinted us and gave

us street clothes. >> reporter: after being released on a $1 million bail deal they went to oman and were greeted by shourd, who was released last year. back in the u.s., they say they regret the hiking trip that brought grief to their families. >> we do not know if we crossed the border. we will never know. >> for the latest on the return home, visit ktvu.com and click on the "uc hikers" tab. >> hours from now, students are set to meet to discuss a controversial bake sale. it says it will hold a bake sale with prices based on the race of the customer. it's supposed to be a protest against the bill in sacramento that would lou the uc system to consider race and ethnicity in the admissions process. a natural gas purge by pg&e crews prompted an evacuation in

an east bay neighborhood this afternoon. crews replacing a pipe dover interest had it purge some of the gas before installing the new pipe. you can see the gas escaping that. that caused some residents to worry about a possible gas leak. to be cautious, fire crews evacuated some fleish residents. nobody was in danger and a pg&e spokesperson says the residents were notified of what type of work was planned. police have beefeddum patrols in sparks, nevada. they say that the president of the hell's angels, pettigrew was shot to death in john asquag casino were shot. they were in town for the biker phoenix. that motorcycle rally was canceled and the mayor declared a state of emergency.

tonight an investigation is underway after a patient's death of an oakland hospital. kutv's allie rasmus with more on the medical error that officials say caused the death and how a labor strike and lockout may have played role. >> reporter: these nurses work in the oncology unit at alta bates center in oakland. >> we get to know our patients and they billion pour family. >> reporter: it was in that unit that police say a 66-year- old woman died early saturday morning because of a medical mistake. >> these nurses weren't there when it happened. they haven't been on the job since thursday. they went on strike and were locked out by the hospital. alta bates spokesperson says when the nurses went on strike they had no choice, but to hire 500 replacement nurses for a minimum of five days. the hospital admits it was one of those temporary nurses that made the fatal error. >> as soon as this incident occurred we notified the corner's county coroner's office and the state of california. >> reporter: they won't explain

exactly what happened, but "a non-prescribed dosage of a medication was administered." this was gross incompetence. >> just across the street from where the nurses spoke, security guards stood in front of the hospital ebtrance. this lockout is supposed to last until tuesday. the california nurses association says it's asked the state department of health to investigate conditions at the hospital during the lockout. >> we were concerned that this were using nurses who were not appropriately certified, to protect the patients that they were caring for. >> all of the safety issues, all of the qualifications, all of the training that is necessary for a nurse to provide care in a medical center were met by all of our registry nurses when came here. >> reporter: hospital's vice president of medical affairs says that the nurse who made the mistake is no longer work here and along with the police investigation, alta bates is doing its own internal investigation of what went wrong. in equality, allie rasmus. highway patrol is asking for help in trying to find eye pickup truck involved in a

deadly hit-and-run crash today menlo park. it happened about 5 didn't 40 on southbound highway 101 south of mash road. a red honda civic was rear-end bit pick-up truck that. truck fled and the honda was hit again by a taxi cab. the driver of the honda was killed. the highway patrol only describes the pickup as a 1960s or 1970's model. police say a 67-year-old man was dragged 300 feet and unconscious with they arrived at scene. it happened about 5:00 a.m. at east homestead road and quince avenue. police believe as we crossing homestead. police say they don't have a vehicle description, but believe the vehicle has damage to its front-end and possibly a broken windshield. meanwhile authorities in richmond are trying to find the driver in a hit-and-run that also killed a man in a

wheelchair. 52-year-old dave cox was struck and killed around 6:00 friday night near 34th and esmond avenue. the car is described as something like this, an older model, dash-colored lexus, sedan and tinted windows and spoiler. the light rains with a factor in the rollover crash in the north bay. the highway patrol says the driver lost control on the southbound highway 101 kentor to highway 12. nobody was injured. >> it's the first rain of the season, so the roads are very slick, from the oil comes up to the surface. so if everybody would slow down today, definitelies at least 10- 15 miles under the speed limit. >> that chp overview says that they rosponded to several accidents in the area today. this is what it looked like on the san francisco side of the golden gate bridge around

11:00 a.m.. traffic flood fairly well despite the wet roads. >> well fall has arrived and as you just saw, gone are the sunny skies and warm temperatures. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is here with just how much rain fell in the bayer today. >> ken, this was a fairly weak system moving across the bay area, but measurable. our radar over the past 12 hours you can see the cells moving across the region. lots of trace amounts out there, but some measurable amounts as well from mill valley and point reyes and santa rosa and sfo just .01" at the .01. >> there is not a lot of coverage, you can see a few showers closing in on merced. still not a lot of activity out there and as a result we'll continue to scale back the shower activity and pretty much already moving out of the first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies, some coastal fogging overnight lows, some areas starting ot the day in 509s. napa, san josi, around 54 degrees. here you can pick out the

satellite and radar with that frontal system moving across northern and central california and with its departure our weather will be changing and warming up. i will let you know when 90- degree weather returns to the bay area forecast. it's one of the san francisco's most popular tourist spots, but the tour of it alcatraz could be changing. a heated debate in the south bay, the one complaint prompting emotional pleas from the audience. and weather couldn't keep the crowds away from the folsom street fair.

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the building. it took firefighters several hours to contain the fire. no one was hurt. >> tourists may soon have a whole new way to experience a visit to alcatraz, but as ktvu's claudine wong reports not everyone is enthusiastic about the idea. 1.4 million visitors every year head here for a piece of history, even if today that meant braving a little rain. >> i wanted to see it. >> it's just got history to it, that is for sure. >> reporter: when you buy a ticket to alcatraz you are given a couple of options burns movie of those depend on the time of the day you want to good and now the park service is considering overnight stays, concessions and exploring the rest of the island. this is the draft proposal now available. of the park service wants people it take a look and weigh in on the proposals. on options like overnight stays:if other people want to do that, that is fine, but i don't think i would. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and there is the question of concessions. >> you buy stuff before you

go. >> reporter: you don't want consenses over there? >> no. >> reporter: alson the table accessibility and right now tourists are confined to a specific part of the island and most we talked to would like a chance too look around. >> if it's successful, i say why not? >> reporter: the goal of the park service is to figure out which way it head over the next decades, but there is always the option to keep things just wait they are and on this cold day, we found plenty of people pushing for that. >> i'm a purist and being in the navy, i like the tradition and once it gets commercialized it loses some of the luster. >> reporter: tourists say when it comes to alcatraz, it's not about concessions or convenience, but simply the history that keys them coming. in san francisco claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. the golden gate national retwo public comment sessions on the alcatraz proposals. one is tuesday atlationey middle school in pacifica and

the other is wednesday at tamalpais school. members of valley transportation authority board heard impassioned pleas to lower fares of the community group pact hosted a forum to call for reduced rates for low- income riders. one woman estimated that two- thirds of vta's raiders earn less than $800,000 a year and want to create a fare category similar to those for senior citizens and disabled. prices at gas pump have dropped slade over the last tw weeks. down to $3.54, bay area gas is averaging higher in san francisco, it's about $3.95 and oakland it's $8.89 and in san josi, a gallon of gas about a penny lower at $3.88 a gallon. thousands headed to san francisco today for one of the

cities a more irreverent street festivals more than 40,000 people were expected today, but the damp weather may have kept some away. visitors enjoyed music, food and art and organizers say the event attract pelz from all over world. >> only polk street a little taper affair, blues fans listened to live music at second annual polk street blues festival. there were two main stages a place to buy arts and crafts a lot of booths smelling some good-smelling food. onstar bills itself as a lifeline, but now it's driver assistance service is raising privacy concerns. automotive communication service is keeping its two-way communication with cars open, even after the customer has stop used it. allowing onstar to collect user data. new york democratic senator

schumer is asking the federal trade commission to investigate. police in upstate new york are looking into if anyone should face criminal charges related to the suicide of a gay 14-year-old boy. family and friends carry jami rodemeyer's cascadeet in for his financial. rodemeyer's mother says her son was bullied both at school and online and in may he contributed to "the it gets better" project with this youtube video. he was found dead one week ago. police are investigating if any harassment or hate-crimes were commited. >> boeing finally delivered the new 787 dreamliner jet to its first customer, more than three years late. japannese airline all nippon airways or ana, received its first 787 jet today. the airline order of 55 planes was delayed due to design and manufacturing setbacks. the new ana dreamliner is scheduled to leave the boeing factory in everett, washington wednesday and arrive in tokyo

tuesday morning. >> i a deal on health care costs averted a strike by more than 60,000 supermarket workers in southern california. the union rented employees at albert sons, ralph's and vons. the union agreed to the new contract last night. the union says the contract ensures that members and their families have access to health care. a north carolina woman is taking a unique approach to finding a job. sherell elangwe has been putting ore resumes inside balloons and setting them free, hoping someone finds the resume and gives her a call. she says after a year without a job, she needed to try something new. >> desperate times call for desperate measures and whatever it takes i will do it to get a job. >> along with those, she sends out 100 resumes every week and says she is qualified for positions in marketing, public relations and human resources. so far she has not received any

calls or emails with job offers. coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, it's a sight you probably have never seen. a man going airborne and what allowed a southern california daredevil to take flight. a plan was arrested athe jfk airport and the surprising items weigh was carrying in thinks bag that had secret agents concerned. an historic moment in saudi arabia and what women can do now in that country that they have never been and to do before.

it's a sight you have to see to believe. southern california daredevil jeb corliss jumped out of a helicopter 6,000 feet above china and flew under a 100-feet arch dong a winning suit and traveling at 75 miles per hour. after flying about two-thirds of a mile, the 35-year-old opened it's parachute and landed safely. once on the ground, corliss said it was one of the greatest flights of his life. ten of thousands of people took part in a race in new york city to honor the victims of the september 11th attack an estimated 30,000 people ran, walk order biked the annual tunnel to towers run. the course follows the footsteps of firefighter stephen central who on september 11th ran through the brooklyn tunnel wearing 57 pounds of firefighter gear to get to the world trade center wtc site. organizers say the event has raised about $10 million for

charity since 2002. the youngest victim of the deadly shooting in tucson now has a playground dedicated in her honor. the christina taylor-green little hands playground opened yesterday at the school where she was a third grade student:christina's classmates helped to design the playground and her father is pleased with the memorial. >> they were so excited. that is how we want people to remember christianu. >> christina was interested in politicses and hoping to meet congresswoman giffords. authorities at kennedy airport in new york arrest the a man who allegedly tried to carry a bag of weapons through a security screening. of the bag contained these all rights. the weapons were confiscated by port authority police. the discover was made on thursday. officials say the man told him

he was taking items to saudi arabia to protect his family. on fox news sunday today republican senator graham said the u.s. should consider all options against pakistan, if the country continues to support terrorist attacks against american troops in afghanistan. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said last week that pakistan's intelligence agency is backing the extremists who carried out this month's embassy attack in afghanistan that injured 77 americans. pakistan's prime minister denies his government has ties to the haqqani group that carried the attack. israel's prime minister expressed frustration, but optimism that a mideast peace deal can be reached in the wake of palestinian requests to the un-for statehood. >> it can succeed, but there is two pieces to -- two sides to the equation. the palestineanes want a state, but they have to give peace in return. what they are trying to do in the united nations is to get a state without giving israel peace or giving israel peace

and security and that is wrong. that should not succeed that. should fail, but what should succeed is for them to sit down and negotiate with us. >> meanwhile palestinian heeled abbas received a heroose welcome on rushing to west bank. abbas said that the palestinian spring has begun an and independent state is ineventible. un security council is considering his request. the u.s. has promised to veto it. there was a grisly discovery in libya. officials found a mass grave from the regime of moammar gaddafi and believe that 100 victims were killed during a 196 prison massacre. the bodies were taken to this field in tripoli. former guards helped the new government locate the grave. >> an order was issued to massacre the unarmed prisoners and guards opened fire while

they were blindfolded and handcuffed. >> libyaed asked the international community to try to identify the bones. meanwhile gaddafi is still in hiding with periodic messages that he is continuing his fight against rebel force. in other news of the world tonight multiple bombings in iraq killed people in karbala. two of them blasted the interior ministry. almost 100 people were injured. iraq's prime minister called the bombings "gruesome." >> and promised a thorough investigation. bombings are a the latest in a series of attacks threatening the regime has the u.s. troops with draw. some 9 million people were plunge naddarkness chamber of commerce is more than half the population in chile. chile's important copper mines stopped production. power gradually returned overnight. the energy ministry said a computer malfunction may be partly to blame. women in saudi arabia have

won the right to vote. king abdullah announced a sweeping change in a speech before his advisory assemly. although saudi arabia has not experienced same demonstrations as other countries in the region, some female protesters defied the ban on driving. municipal votes will take place, but that will be all male and women will be able to run for office in 201. >> the oldest full-time active firefighter in the nation is calling it gets. 77-year-old billy gene his coll at the irving fire department. his co-workers called himy a nickname he received when he was 21 years old because he was a little nervous when he first started the job. holder says he retiring despite being in great shape and can still pass the firefighter's timed endurance test. he has served 56 years in defendant. some state parks will shut down this month in a ktvu special report, a look at the

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. i trained so hard for it. i deserve it. >> endurance swimmer diana nyad ended her third attempt to swim from cuba to florida. 68-year-old swam 56 miles of the distance and lock more than

130,000 stroke, but nyad quit the swim after she suffered several stings it are port geese plan of war yelly fish. the pain was unspeakable. chelshe was says she was ready to swim on, medics warned her that another sting could be life-threatening. last month she was forced to quit her second attempt after a serious asthma attack made it difficult to breathe. as sacramento locks to shut down several state parks some are looking beyond the usual way we pay for preserving and using our public lands. ktvu's mike-balm with our special report. china camp state park has been a little known beauty of the bay and now it's suddenly getting many moments of infamy. the 15 ath-acre preserve along the eastern shores of marin county one is of state parks shut down because the state is

broke. meanwhile the national park service carries on a different way of doing business. at muirwoods nationality monument, it charges $5 for adults bringing in $10,000 on a typical busy day and the park gets to keep 80% of the gate and other 20% goes into a common kitty for other less popular national parks. california has no such formula for dividing the riches burb has expenses. >> i have to have bathrooms and water and sewage treatment facilities. >> reporter: this is the spokesperson for the california state parks. >> you have park rangers to maintain law-and-order and parks that become virtually small cities on weekends and all summer long. >> reporter: 25 miles from muirwoods is the taylor park in marin and started to shut down september 5. >> it's a gem of a park of the it's kind of close to our hearts and seemed natural in that actually the first bureau

i brewed comes through the creek. >> reporter: the brewer company owner has offered to underwrite the cost of keeping samuel p taylor state park open and figures he would brand the park have fears he said should not exist. >> there are those who say the company would be a bad partner. i live there, and like the same reason for the same reasons they like it. >> reporter: at china camp, he has another idea to keep it operating, paid parking. >> one problem is that they park on the street and use the bicycles. the bikers use this park and don't pay a fee. >> reporter: maybe some day some day they will and maybe some day they won't, but we know there is no solid prospect to keep the parks open come next summer although proposals from the private sector come

in, like tony magee's. businessman herman cain is hoping that the straw poll win will help boost his presidential bid. but not so fast. the last three winners of the florida straw poll have received their party's nomination. the university of tampa professor says this year's straw poll is different. >> it probably won't even matter for the republican presidential primary next year. it's just too far away and too small an event when all is taken into account. >> minnesota congresswoman michelle barchmann who won the iowa straw poll a few weeks ago finished eighth. the president is also doing some campaign and just arrived in the bay area. ken pritchett is live at moffett field. air force one just landed. it's taxis at moffett field. the president will be here for

a series of fundraising events. ken, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: i can see air force one coming to a stop at moffett field now a federal airfield, which is an appropriate place for the president to arrive. he is going to two fundraising events tonight and then tomorrow, he will have a town hall meeting tomorrow. he is running late. ken pritchett is there and tell us what is happening at moffett? >> reporter: as you can see air force one just touched down. the air force one was supposed to arrive at 4:55 and obviously he is running late. this is part of the president's three-day, three-state tour of western states. his tenth stop here in california.

he started this tour this morning in seattle, washington for a pair of fundraisers there. those events took a little longer than expected, which is why air force one is arriving at moffett field a little late. he will be greeted once he pulled up by the director of ames research and mayors. from moffett field the press will get into a motorcade and he is on eye tight schedule that startses with two major fundraisers in the bay area. a fundraiser started at:00, which the president will be late for that. fundraiser will take place a reception at the home of jon thompson, champion of the largest software security maker. a second fundraiser a dinner is set at the home of facebook executive is anberg tickets set for $35,800.

tomorrow at 11:00 the president has a town hall meeting focused on jobs. after that town hall, the president will leave the bay area from moffett field at around 12:25. now that lincolnton town hall meeting is about jobs. his jobs proposal has received luck warm recession from congressional democrats. after the town hall the president will leave moffett field and fly to san diego and then to l.a. for more fundraising before he leaves california for a final stop on this tour in colorado. and obviously it's getting a little noisier here as air force one comes up before the podium. there is say small gather, invitees of the secret service

and normally the president would get off the plane and meet-and-greet with the dignitaries and run over and shake a few hands with the crowd that is here to see him. he is running late and it will be interesting to see what he does. i this it's asafe bet once they bring the stairs to the plane, since he is running late, he will be off the plane in a matter of minutes, down the tarmac and into the motorcade and off to woodside for that fundraiser. >> ken, always amazing seeing that boeing 747 coming into the bay area. we have seen the president come to the bay area for several trips and for the solyndra announcement after that company announced layoff. we're awaiting the president to come out shortly from moffett field. we have seen him visit, but we haven't seen him come into moffett field. >> well, well it's a very convenient place for the

president to arrive, because it is an airfield that is not open to the public. so by landing at moffett instead of say san josi international or san francisco international, it's not going to affect any commercial air traffic, or cause any potential delays there. so people who are taking their normal flights are probably grateful that the president is landing at moffett instead of their local airport. as you can see, the ladder is making its way over to the plane, where the president will be coming out. this is important and ken pritchett, jump in here any time, for the president, because we don't know who the republican nominee is. that will be some time later, but there is a very aggressive campaign that is already well underway and the president has been speaking out more aggressively in recent days about republicans in congress and the house in particular as he struggles to come up with ways to get the economy on

foot. he has been trying to put forth proposals that have been shot down by republicans, especially tea party members in the house. what the president is doing here is trying to energize his democratic base as well as raise a lot of money, which for what is sure to be a very bruising political 2012 campaign. >> reporter: you talked about aggressive, ken, his campaign manager said his campaign for re-election, they hope to raise $1 billion for his re-election coffers. that is obviously a significant chunk of money and he will find a lot of that money in california. ways talking to the state representative for the state republican party chairman, at the convention just last week and he said for their candidates, for their candidates for the republican candidates, 20% of the money raised nationally for their candidates is raised in california. so you can only imagine how much of the money this they will be seek on a national

scale will come from california. of course, the president is also coming it a state where virtually all the democrats and even the republicans will see that he will win california. that is their feeling now. of course, things could change between now and a year from november. that is their feeling now, but the question is how strong will he win? if it doesn't pull in a lot of support, perhaps just enough to win california? what will that mean for some of the other democratic candidates on the ticket? will there be enough democrats to support the propositions that may be on the ballot during the general election? there are a lot of open questions on the upcoming election and what we'll see a year from now in november. in fact, if you look at recent polling, field poll conducted in california, he still has a majority of support in terms of the president's job approval rating among california democrats, but if you take california voters as a whole, his support, the president's support, even here in

california has declined significantly as we have seen near double-digit unemployment on a nationwide basis. 9% range now. so the president, while is he coming here to fundraise and we'll likely see him do that several more times between now and election day, well he is coming here to fundraise, as you said. he does have some work to do, even here in california. >> and ken, you are right. any political analyst will say the bay area, the key spot, california for fundraising. he wanted to comment that we're waiting for the president to come out of air force one that justlanted at moffett field. some of the dignitaries. san josi mayor reed there. the president corp. that always travels with the president on air force one.

you have crowds waiting, hoping to shake his land before he heads off to two fundraises and that event at lincolnton. >> and secret service members standing there and here is president obama. go ahead, ken, tell us what is happen. >> reporter: the president is walking off the plane right now. he is going to be greeted, as you said, by san josi chuck reid and mountview mayor segal. ly meet dr. warden, who center director for the research center. and just having mayor reed and mayor segal here, this really feels like more of a south bay visit today as compared to when the president was here back in april. there you had, i believe it was the mayor and dignitaries from san francisco. here it's more of a south bay showing as president barack obama speaks with them before

he gets into his car, heading off to woodside for his first fundraiser that began at 5:00 this evening. >> ken pritchett leave at moffett field. president obama has arrived, had 45-50 minutes off schedule. we have more on ktvu.com. we're going to take a break and we'll be right back.

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definitely seemed like fall around the bay area. gray and sprinkles of the let's go to mark for a look ahead at your workweek. most of the showers moving out of town and with that we'll have a big change in the weather pattern tomorrow. right now on live stormtracker 2, a little bit of the activity, but not much to show

you now. the bulb of showers heading to the south and east, closing in on merced and that is just about it. a look outside and we still have lingering clouds and fog developing near the bay and a few high clouds as well. as far as the forecast, of the forecast headlines, tonight, it party to mostly cloudy clouds. the extended forecast does feature another cooling trend showing up, but this was the case today of the weak system. weak cold front moving through northern california that produced light showers. a few clouds licker overnight, but the change as we head into monday. high pressure returns. that will setip more of an offshore flow. here is the inland temperature trend and by tuesday the warmest locations will be approaching the 90-degree mark. here is your forecast model showing you first thing tomorrow morning at 6:00, coastside and lower clouds into the bay itself. as we put this into motion in the afternoon hours the clouds

pull back to the shoreline, rea valing partly sunny skies for the beaches. orange contour reflects the 80s and a few neighborhoods inland will be back that the 80s by 8:00 tomorrow afternoon of the a look at the numbers for your monday. santa rosa, 81 vallejo, upper 70s. 80s towards antioch and brendwood. san josi in the upper 70s, cupertino, 78 and downtown san francisco, 69 degrees with clearing skies into the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead, your extended forecast and i'm promise, that warming that warm- up. with the weekend always in view, a little cooler and another round of rain chances for next week. something to watch, but enjoy the next few days. >> thank you, mark. niners and raiders, when we come back.

. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us for early sunday edition of sportswrap, 63,000 raider fans and local television audience saw one bully beat up another today, remember 2009 jet's quarterback sanchez was caught eating ahot dog on the sidelines before the game was over? today he just swallowed his pride. jets beat the raiders two years ago at the coliseum. sanchez to tomlinson 14-8, jets burns look at darren mcfadden on this, his career day, a 70-

yard ron, mcfadden scored twice and gained 171 yards on the ground. just 19 carries. that is all pronumbers. raiders and jets tied 17-all at halftime. here is the only score of the 3rd quarter. the rookie denarius moore takes it around. watch denarius make the second effort to hit the end zone here. he crossed the goal line and he and we want more of mor. the fifth-round draft pick puts the raiders ahead. and coach hue jackson loved it and has the raidersflation attention. two plays later, michael bush crashes in, raiders hold on to win, 34-24. settleutes are so cool. time to put the hot dogs on the grill.

jets gained more total yards, but raiders are-1 and now invite new england to the black hole next sunday. so you know the 49ers are not a good road team since 2003 and in fact, san francisco was 14-15 away from the stick. today the defense kept them in the game and the cincinnati bengal's quarterback gave them a little help. in cincinnati, bengals led 3-0 at halftime. alex smith hits crabtree in the back of the end zone. it's supposed to be a touchdown -- no, it's full anied because the referees ruled that crabtree stepped out-of-bound. cincinnati up 6-3, when the niners put together a nice drive. hunter caps it off, his first nfl touchdown and niners up 10- 6, bengals didn't commit a single turnover, but two picks in the fighter minutes. niners give up a 2-point safety, but still win on the

road, 13-8. niners now 2-1. alex smith was sacked five times bush he didn't create any turnovers. niners will stay in youngstown, ohio all this week to prepare for next sunday's game against the eagles in philadelphia. well the last real point of street for combine's fans is watching tim lincecum avoid his first losing season in the majors, but arizona, they are too busy getting themselves in a better playoff position than to worry about the freak. tim started owe slowly in arizona, hitting one batter and walking another before montero doubles them both home. allowing five earned ones in two innings. diamondbacks sweep the series 5,-8 is your final. oakland a's keep playing strong to the finish. l.a. they scored four runs in the 9th to beat the angels. willingham starts the rally

with his home run suzuki doubled off walden. that ties the game, oakland has a game-winning sac fly to pull off the 6-5 comeback and come home to end the season against seattle the next three days. coming up, ten reasons you may want to teach your children to play golf. they played two tournaments in atlanta, but it took sudden death playoff to find the winners.

. imagine standing over a putt that would earn you $11 million? your knees would be knock and your hands shaking been a pair of 29-year-old golfers went three extra hole for the chance to experience that feel. in atlanta, today hunter mahan and bill haas in overtime. bill haas a situation on the second extra hole. somehow he has the nerve, the will to put the ball close to a par-saving put. bill haas son of long time pga golfer jay haas with the shot of his life. to the third extra hole, hunter

mahan needs this putt to go. it doesn't. that sets up bill haas for this short putt for the big victory. haas wins the tower championship worth $1.4 million and wins the fedex points title, that plays him another $10 million, parents, teach your children to golf. clint bowyer runs out of gas with two laps to government stewart wins it and his second straight victory. smoak leads the point victory, but there have r-seven more events to go. raiders beat the jets in the full, soldout crowd and 49ers win a rare one on the road. >> a two'fer. >> you bet. >> thank you, fred. that is going to do it for us, we'll be back for the 10:00 news, we have more honpresident's visit and in the next half hour he is supposed to arrive for a fundraiser on

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