with your results at 8:00/7:00 central. stay tuned for you news. good night, america. as demolition crews prepare to knock down the doyle drive approach to the golden gate bridge, drivers brace for gridlock. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. this weekend, doyle drive is coming down. but for two days and three nights, drivers may have to deal with detours and long delays, the demolition is set to begin friday at 8:00. >> reporter: frank, behind me

is doyle drive. it's the length of ten football fields. the demolition is expected to cause headaches for drivers all weekend. along san francisco's waterfront, they plan to keep its promise from farm to table. >> we've got to have something to sell. it's got to get here one way or another. >> reporter: it normally takes an hour and a half without traffic. >> will likely take the bay bridge across. it's going to add some time onto our deliveries. but we've got to get it here. >> reporter: friday night at 8:00, crews will start demolition, because it is seismically unsafe. drivers will need to use 19th

avenue, and presidio boulevard, and can expect gridlocks. >> highway 1 just does not have the capacity. it cannot handle the volume. >> reporter: adding to the normal traffic volume, the giants are playing home games at at&t park. there's a beer festival at fort mason. the ferry is offering extra service, almost hourly for most routes from 8:00 a.m., up until about 8:00 p.m. this weekend. this sausalito woman says she plans to bike into the city. >> i plan to get right in the thick of it, and try to take photos. >> reporter: if all goes as scheduled, the bridge approach will reopen monday morning at 5:00. the entire improvement project is scheduled to be completed in late 2015. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. more details now. we have a map that shows the

area that will be closed. the section of doyle drive in red closes friday at 8:00 until monday at 5:00 a.m. that means no access to the golden gate bridge from lombard, or marina boulevard. instead, traffic will need to access the bridge from highway 1 in the avenues. at ktvu.com, we've posted more details about how to get around the closure. just look for the doyle drive, right on the front page. the rain returned to the bay area today, just as our ktvu meteorologist said it would. these are pictures of the rain falling in mountain view this afternoon. it was enough to make drivers use their wind shield wipers and a puddle or two. >> outside right now, we've got scattered showers. rain moved in from the south. started in san jose, working its way north. right now, most of the shower activity has moved off to the north and the east. you can see ability yoke right now getting moderate rainfall.

most of the rain tonight was around concord. they got about .2 of an inch of rain. antioch is under moderate rainfall. we could see wet for the commute, and even for the afternoon commute. when i come back, we'll check into that, and look at the five- day forecast as well. authorities in the bay area are asking for the public's help tonight to try to catch a man who's stolen thousands of dollars with a promise of gold that's too good to be true. eric rasmussen is live. >> reporter: a man took an elderly woman for $7,000 in this parking lot. he said he needed money to care for a sick relative, and sold her a goad bar that turned out to be fake. clean cut, and dressed in hospital scrubs, the alameda county sheriff says this is a

man -- authorities say he used a wild story to convince a woman to pull thousand out of a bank. >> they need money fast, and they have a gold bar, or gold bears they want to exchange for cash. >> reporter: making off with 5 to $15,000 at a time. >> sickening. >> i just can't believe it. >> reporter: in some cases, investigators say, the scam is as simple as spray painting a brick gold. apparently convincing enough to get someone to spend thousands on something that's worth next to nothing. >> i think it's just ludicrous. and i'm really sad to hear that that many people will fall for that obvious a ruse. >> what he's doing is he's scamming old people. that's a despicable act, and we'd like to get him behind bars. >> reporter: investigators worry there could be other cases that have gone

unreported, because the victims might simply be too embarrassed to admit they were tricked. ktvu, channel 2 news. police in oakland arrested a man accused of two stabbings this afternoon. the violence began at a rec center on east 50th on san leandro street just afternoon. an elderly man was stabbed with a knife about three miles away. the victim is expected to survive. police say the man they arrested is a suspect in both incidents. is she, or isn't she? that's the question for east bay assemblywoman hiashi. her assembly post ends next january due to term limits. she is on probation after being arrested last year for shoplifting and pleading no contest to charges of grand

theft. former house speaker newt gingrich says he's acknowledging the reality that he's not going to be the republican nominee for president. gingrich spent time with supporters in north carolina today. he is expected to formally withdrawal from the race sometime next week, and plans are in the works now for him to endorse mitt romney. gingrich says he plans to actively campaign for the defeat of president obama. president obama is expected to formally launch his reelection campaign next week. today the president was at the university of iowa. the president called on college students to help him push congress to stop federal interest rates on student loans from doubling this summer. >> congress needs to act right now to prevent interest rates on federal student loans from shooting up, and shaking you down. that's where you come in.

>> republicans in congress responded. house speaker john boehner announced a vote on the measure this friday. republicans and democrats differ on how to pay the nearly $6 billion cost of the legislation. coming up in 9 minutes, arizona's controversial immigration law goes to the u.s. supreme court. the debate both inside and outside court. investors pumped up apple's stocks today, following news that it's profits almost doubled the first three months of this year. it's up almost 9%. it's also apple's biggest one day gain in more than three years. the dow industrials gained 89 points. the nasdaq was up 68. ben bernanke said the fed will take a very accommodating stance to support growth. when homeowners chose to

pay additional taxes -- for one family, the change brought unintended and shocking consequences. >> this was the work that was done a couple of weeks ago. >> reporter: she said she would rather live with electrical wires over her house, than running alongside it on a pipe on the exterior wall. >> we were told the wiring was going to be put underground, and that we wouldn't notice it was going to be there. >> reporter: the family says for the $15,000 they're required to pay for this so- called fix, it should at least be undetectable. with the wires so close to the house, maybe exposed to electro magnetic frequencies. >> it affect your food, your

water, many different things. >> every single home, whether it's got overhead, underground, it has to have that line. >> the horse left the barn many years ago. >> reporter: robbie has been trying to get rid of overhead wires for many years. >> it's mostly the safety issue. we've had many, many outages because of trees falling over. >> reporter: 262 homeowners along ashcot drive are paying $10,000 each for the first phase of correction. there will be two more phases involving hundreds more homes through the year 2013. in oakland, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. new clues tonight in two san francisco attacks. the sketches that police want you to see in what are now being called hate crimes. the search for sierra lamar is expanding its scope. the help from exposure on

national television. >> up first, new information about a rare meteorite that hit northern california and the search to find pieces of it. just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪

new information tonight about the giant fireball that lit up the sky above northern california on sunday. some experts now say the meteorite was as big as a minivan. ktvu's ken wayne is at nasa tonight, where scientists are asking for the public's help.

>> reporter: julie, nasa scientists say what happened last weekend is incredibly rare. tonight, they showed us pieces of the meteorite that caused such a big stir sunday morning. these are pieces of meteorite believed to be millions of years old, found near sutter's mill. >> this event was big, and produced a meteor that was very exciting and unusual. >> reporter: these are the only known pictures of the meteorite. what makes it so unusual is that it survived the entry into earth's atmosphere, without burning the organic materials inside. materials not found on earth. >> this material still has the good stuff in it. the amino acids, the sugars. all of those compounds that could have helped life on a planet. >> reporter: the debris hitting

earth near the american river. >> i suddenly noticed these little rocks on the ground. >> he also found meteorite fragments, driving straight from arizona to search. >> this is only the third time, a meteorite has been witnessed to fall in california in the state's history. >> reporter: scientists want people to check security cameras and other video from sunday morning around 7:51. >> please check it. check and see if you actually captured this fireball coming down. as of today, there has been no video reported. >> reporter: scientists will study the fragments they recovered very soon, but for now, they're urgently trying to find other images of the meteorite in the sky, before security cameras record over last sunday's event. live at nasa aims in mountain view, ken wayne, ktvu, channel

2 news. a postmortem examination of a body retrieved should happen tomorrow or friday. authorities said they couldn't safely remove it until daylight. and we were live during mornings on 2, as a sheriff's helicopter lifted the body out about 8:30 this morning. the coroner's department says it has not identified the man, or cause of death, but a sheriff's official told us, he is an older man. the san francisco district attorney office says it's not going to file any charges again the owner, or crew of that sail boat. five of the eight people died when their boat was hit by very large waves. police called it a quote, tragic accident, and prosecutors agreed with that conclusion. investigating two recent attacks as hate rhymes.

in each case, the attackers yelled homophobic slurs. the first incident happened on march 29 on the 400 block of castro. the second took place april 7 on market and goff streets. they believe the same three men are responsible for both attacks. police say if you recognize the men in the sketches they'd like to hear from you. ktvu's robert honda caught up with the crew of a syndicated television show today, and explains why their involvement is very welcome. >> reporter: a search team of community volunteers struggled through heavy brush and mud today in a wooded area near gilroy, joining more than 200 other volunteers searching for sierra lamar. the 16-year-old disappeared march 16 on her way to school. investigators believe she was kidnapped. that brought the crime tv show, america's most wanted to the

area for a show to be aired may 11. >> it's important for everybody, locally, and at a national level to be aware that we are continuing the search. >> america's most wanted says the show's mission is to track down fugitives and the segment producer says the show has found dozens of missing persons. >> we don't know if sierra was taken out of this area, but certainly, someone may know someone who traveled through this area. someone who was driving through here. >> the sierra search coordinator said that national perspective is valuable, given the scope of its own search. >> we stay within 20 miles on our own searches. >> reporter: the santa clara county sheriff says it is still following leads generated on

other searches. the next community volunteer search is scheduled for next saturday. arizona's controversial immigration law had its day in court today. in washington, d.c., a heated debate over the immigration law took place outside of the supreme court. inside, the justices debated the question of whether arizona overstepped its authority when law makes passed the measure. it appeared to lean toward upholding part of the law. other justices voiced concern that those here legally may be targeted by law enforcement. afterwards, both sides expressed confidence. >> i'm thinking we will succeed, and i'm looking forward to june. >> it became clear that the justices are concerned about a system of mass incarceration that's going to catch u.s. citizens and immigrates who are here lawfully in the united states. >> justice alaina kagan dismissed herself from the case, because she worked on it

while serving in the obama white house. my parents and i are not a threat to this country, and it's security. >> here in the bay area, a small group called on the supreme court to reject the arizona law. the rally took place outside san francisco's city hall. immigration rights activists took part in the demonstration and vigil. visittics of the law called it a form of racial pro -- critics of the law called it a form of rational profiling. i've got folks in ability yoke and brent wood, reporting heavy rain out here, so we're seeing significant rain in antioch. tomorrow morning, there's a lot of clouds. 2:00a.m., sprinkles in the area, but not much. then 6:00 a.m. for the few light sprinkles in area. you can see activity to the

north of us. 9:00a.m., oakland, and freemont. you're going to be wet on the roads, mainly from tonight. it looks like clouds and significant sprinkles east of the area. we take a look at the weekend with your temperatures all in view. we'll see you back here. it may sound a little odd, but the owners of the cargo ship are now suing the owners of a petaluma drugstore. you may recall it sideswiped one of the bay bridge anchors leaking bunker fuel into the bay. now the ships owners say the pharmacy provided the ship's pilot with thousands upon thousands of pill. the suit alleges it knew he worked as a pilot and should have warned them. a spokesperson for cvs which

owns long's told ktvu it does not believe the company has any liability. a dozen kayaks stolen. >> the scene of the crime right here in a parking lot, by aquatic park. >> up first, shots fired at a car in this intersection. the surveillance video we obtained tonight that police are now looking at.

video tonight of a shooting in east oakland. ktvu has obtained security camera video of the incident. it happened about 7:00 tonight, a man wearing a black hoody is seen walking up to a car at the intersection of sunnymary and seminar. he fires at least seven shots and then runs away. the driver of the tan sedan was shot in the leg. police say his injuries are not

life-threatening. investigators are hoping that security video will help them identify the shooter. it's tough to imagine someone stealing from needy children, but that's exactly what the police activities league in berkely says happened when someone made off with a dozen kayaks. a favorite summer program is now in serious jeopardy. >> reporter: come this summer, you may not hear the splashing of water or the joy. >> it would really be a shame. >> reporter: sometime between april 6 and 13, the kayaks were stolen. >> i was heartbroken for the kids. we love that program. we were just about to put out our summer brochure. >> reporter: there were 12 red, blue, and yellow kayaks stacked on an unsecured trailer in the parking lot of the berkely water ski park. someone would have had to drive through a gate and all the way down a back road to get to them. if they don't turn up, the kids

will likely miss out on what's become a favorite summer tradition. >> it's become a part of who we are, and what we present for the kids. kids come to us and say, when are you going to do the kayaking program, so they ask for it. because it's fun. >> reporter: she says the kayaks were not ensured, and were on loan, so other groups used them too. unless someone steps forward, kids and parents may have one less option this summer. two major south korean retailers suspended the sale of american beef after the discovery of mad cow disease of a cow here in california. today, ktvu spoke with the director of the uc davis lab. he says this is not the usual strain of mad cow disease. he said this is a noninfectious type of mutation that usually

shows up in downer cows. >> the science shows that this spontaneous form is not known to be ingested into humans. it's just mother nature doing something different. >> the carcass of the infected cow was in quarantine today. the remainder of the herd is being tested as a precaution. double in doubt. why napa valley grape growers are in doubt after a weak 2011. >> plus accusations they took bribes to let certain things slide.

there is a growing sense of optimism among napa valley wine

growers tonight. as ktvu's rob ross reports, grape growers are upbeat about the year ahead. >> reporter: workers were weeding this vineyard. it creates some 40,000 jobs but the poor economy hit the wine industry hard in the last couple of years. >> it's been the perfect storm. difficult weather, difficult economy. >> reporter: now the wine is flowing. >> our restaurant customers, retail customers are doing much better this year, so of course, are purchasing more. >> the market is hot. >> reporter: so hot, growers are increasing their wine supply. this season along, they're planting more vines than they have in the last 20 years. many now have rows of these white cardboard boxes. if you take a look inside, you'll see freshly planted

grapevines. up until recently, this field was flailo. vendors are crossing their fingers 2012 will be a good year. >> got enough water, but not too much water so far this year, a strong weather forecast, which will bring us an earlier harvest, and hopefully lead to good yields and good quality at the same time. >> reporter: the wine industry says the prices may go up a little, but nothing drastic. that alone may be worth a toast. in nappy, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. four airport screeners have been arrested for allegedly taking bribes to look the other way, while drugs slipped through los angeles international airport. two current, and two former officials at the tsa were arrested yesterday and today in connection with the scheme. federal officials say there were at least five incidents between february and july of last year.

screeners allegedly took payment of up to $2,400 to allow suitcases filled with drugs to pass through an x-ray machine at l.a.x. police in concord say a southern california lawmaker was legally drunk when he stopped in concord last month and was arrested. state assemblyman, roger hernandez had a blood alcohol level of .08. the district attorney's office will decide whether he will be charged. he called the test results quote, a huge wakeup call. a superior court judge ruled that the state controller cannot unilaterally block the pay of legislators. under prop 25, pay can be held if they fail to submit a balanced budget on time. last june, john chung took action.

but the judge ruled he overstepped his authority. using his own interpretation of the law. a military judge in maryland refused to throw out a case today against army private bradley manning. the soldier is accused of giving thousands of military secrets to wikileaks. yesterday, his attorneys asked that all 22 charges be dismissed. the judge will decide tomorrow if certain charges against manning will be dismissed. there is a new twist tonight in the case of george zimmerman. he's the man charged with killing florida teenager trayvon martin. zimmerman's attorney says a website created to raise money for his defense has been shut down. the attorney says this was done at his client's request. zimmerman was released on bail last weekend. it's not clear how zimmerman will pay for his defense. new at 10:00, the specter of war is rising in a part of the african continent that has endured decades of fighting.

a refugee made his way out on foot, but worries about relatives still in the line of fire. >> reporter: the last boys of sudan. 11 years ago, ktvu med eight of the refugees who landed in san jose. >> reporter: then and now. >> you don't know how old you are? >> not actually. >> reporter: he works at this print and packaging shop in santa clara. he's a high school, a father, a grown man, still daunted by images of war. >> when we were little, we see people dying. >> reporter: he's been living in the states now for 11 years. even so, he still keeps track closely to the events in sudan one, his mother lives there, and two, his brother does as well. the united nations says 16 people were killed, dozens

injured. the two countries are close to a full scale war. at issue, oil revenues and a disputed border. >> we strongly condemn sudan's incursion into south sudan. >> reporter: during those violent years when millions were killed that he and the lost boys walked hundreds of miles to escape the violence. >> people walk only one way. >> reporter: now he is worried about a new war. his brother he says lives in south sudan. >> they don't have food. they don't have schools. they don't have hospitals. they don't have even clean water to drink. >> reporter: while he works, this one lost boy of sudan waits, hoping for peace and not war. mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. earlier this month, we brought you the story of a 92- year-old pearl harbor surviver who had a collection of world war ii memorabilia stolen from his pickup truck in san

leandro. tomorrow, he's getting a special gift. among the things stolen was a navy sex -- sextant. someone has purchased another one and will give it to him tomorrow. the one place you didn't want to be today, if you had a fear of flying. why pilots struggled to control their planes and what caused the problem. more rain is in the forecast for tomorrow, and we'll look at your weekend. >> up first, a reunion for a very lucky dog. how two people jumped into action to save him from some incredible danger. ♪

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a very lucky dog, nicknamed freeway got to meet the mother and son today who helped save his life. this is a remarkable story. angela porter, and her 13-year- old son river spotted freeway last thursday, dangling on a rope from the side of a pickup truck on interstate 780 near vallejo. they tried to catch the truck driver's attention, and followed as the truck driver took an offramp. >> he flipped and smacked against the side of the freeway. the guy just kept going.

>> terrible. heartbreaking, you know. see a dog almost die. >> the mother and son got the dog, who has now been named freeway to a veterinarian who had to amputate the dog's right rear leg. other than that, freeway is just fine. freeway will head to the humane society friday to find a new home. they found guns and pipe bombs in his home. he is expected to spend about two and a half years behind bars after reaching a plea deal with santa clara county prosecutors. police were serving an arrest warrant when they discovered weapons and explosives on his home on north 6th street. the neighborhood was evacuated as a precaution. it was illegal for sedlock to own firearms since he had a prior conviction. strong winds in spain forced one plane back up into the air. the pilot had to abort the

landing. the winds were clocked at more than 60 miles per hour. others made it to the ground, but not without being violently pushed around. italy's mount etna has erupted again. this is the seventh eruption so far this year, these spectacular events are drawing hundreds of tourists. in the past 24 hours two people had to be rescued. in england, the famous clipper ship, the cutty sark is reopening to the public. it has undergone an $80 million restoration. the ship was once one of the fastest clipper ships in the world. in 1885, the cutty sark sailed from sydney to london in 73 days, which was a record back then. offering a lifeline to the nearly bankrupt u.s. postal

service. the money could save thousands of jobs, and temporarily keep saturday service. in order to do that, worker's compensation benefits and pay will need to be cut. the issue goes to the house which has yet to consider a separate version of the bill. community activists in oakland are ecstatic after the council voted to give more autonomy to schools. they look forward to the next stage, to turn the principles into reality. the new study about teenage drivers that is challenging conventional thinking. >> should dogs be allowed to run off leash in city parks that are not fenced? >> and on deck with your complete bay area forecast,

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rescuers are hoping for another sighting of a 40-foot gray whale that's been moving up and down the coast tangled in fishing line. crews managed to remove some of the fishing gear, but then lost track of the whale. spotted again yesterday off the monterey coast. >> it could be life- threatening. >> so this video shows rescuers approaching a whale off of hawaii, tangled in lines. experts say most of the whales and dolphins that get wrapped up in fishing gear each year do not survive. los gatos means the cats in

spanish. but tonight, the debate is all about dogs. telling us about the off leash proposal that has residents there so concerned. >> reporter: behind me is live oak park, one of three parks being considered as places where dogs can be allowed to roam free at specific times of the day. a fenced in county dog park in campbell allows dogs to be unleashed. many dog owners come here because there is no such park in their city, and it's against the law to run unleashed dogs. sara brings her golden retriever ellie here regularly. >> the great socialization. she gets to learn how to interact with other dogs. and good exercise for her. >> reporter: at a community meeting tonight at a school in los gatos, a mother read a statement from her young daughter. >> my name is kate ritter.

i play all the time at backland park with my friends. i do not like it when dogs are off the leash, because they scare me and knock me down, thank you. >> reporter: this woman is a dog owner. >> if you need a fence, you should put it around the play area. >> reporter: they have been named as parks where dogs could be allowed offleash at designated times of the day. the idea is creating a dog fight in los gatos. the debate over sanitation, liability, and most of all, safety. >> we don't feel that the parks where children play and where there's play structures should be appropriate places to have dogs off leash. >> i want to know when those hours are, and i want it strictly enforced. >> reporter: two more public meetings may or may not go before the city council before

a final action sometime in june. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. two new studies out of uc davis suggest there is a possible link between exposure to a once commonly used class of chemicals and autism. in two studies, in baby rats, researchers found exposures to chemicals known as pcb's, called a chemical chain of events in rat's brains, similar to that found in some forms of autism. pcb's were banned in 1979, but still linger in the environment. they say it could increase the likelihood for some children. another new survey suggests that teen girls are far more likely than boys to engage in distracted driving behavior. according to a survey of 2,000 young drivers girls are 15% more likely to engage in distracted driving habits.

on a positive note only 2% of females and 3% of males admitted to having alcohol play a part in their risky driving behaviors. live stormtracker two, picking up more rain out there. most of the activity now is north and east of the bay area. toward san jose a little in the eastern part there. out by antioch in discovery bay, and brentwood, we've got heavier rainfall. rainfall accumulations about a quarter of an inch in the heaviest locations. we've seen a tenth of an inch or less for the rest of us. still a good wetting out there. more light rain in the forecast. that's what we're talking about now, a chance for morning showers. it will be cooler tomorrow. these two weather systems, pretty weak. cooler tomorrow, because of system number 2, which is weak, but it's cold. so here's system 1, that's why it was warm today.

that's the showers generated now. there's system 2. completely different weather system, coming from the north, a little more cool air. doesn't have a lot of moisture with it, so we're not expecting a lot of rain or any kind of real event from this, other than light sprinkles, and maybe a bit of drizzle. you can see it coming up the coast. it brought heavy rain to point conception. showers should be tapering off later on tonight. this system picks up the pace around 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. and springs really light sprinkles. probably lighter than what we saw today. at 10:00 tonight, most of the activity is toward antioch in the east. here comes system number 2. it doesn't look like much. we'll watch it, but right now, you see paulson in here tomorrow morning, they'll be tracking this. and any wet on the roadways on a thursday morning commute will slow you down. so be ready for that. the rest of the week, thursday looks pretty nice. these forecast highs, you get the feel for it. much cooler than today. that's because this system coming from the north, it's a

cooler system. 65 in morgan hill. five-day forecast, a few light sprinkles on thursday but not a big deal. your bay area weekend comes in view here. it's going to be a heck of a lot nicer. we got some rain today, but it was really widely scattered and varied too. real light and kind of moderate in other places. >> the weekend looks good though. >> the weekend is going to be, nice dry. the group, morality in media is calling for a boycott of the internet coupon site, groupon. it comes after they offered a coupon for a tour of kink.com's studio. ktvu cameras were allowed inside today. the studio produces bondage and fetish pornography.

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pounds of pork each year. all right 9% of the eggs and 20% of its pork are caged free. a mystery of how bags full of jewelry came to be at the bottom of the lake. a man has now come forward and established himself as the owner of that treasure. he says he happened to be walking by the lake, his arms filled with bags and didn't notice when two of them fell into the water. police say the man has provided details about the bags that prove ownership. the officers plan to return the items to him sometime later this week. >> great thing the kids turned them in though. the hidden cost in signing one of those megasports contracts, suppress and pressure that comes with it. this is speculation that aubrey huff has struggled mightily

since bringing down the big payday. the giants place him on the 15 day disabled list. he is reportedly suffering from an anxiety disorder. the rest of the giants not feeling so hot themselves after falling again in cincinnati. the bad weather may have had a little something to do with that, as you'll see, but early on, all is well. angel pagan, deep and gone. his second of the year. solo shot, 1-0. hector sanchez apparently got a bad jump off of second. because like a truck, he's coming to the plate. he does manage to get his and in there. 2-0. barry zito pitching well. they take him out after he allows a run. the bull ten, clay hensley, throwing the ball away after he slipped on the wet turf. a wild pitch scored the go ahead run for cincinnati, and

joey voteo with a shot that will -- votto with a shot that will go to the wall. that's their seventh straight defeat in cincinnati. patience the virtual for those who stuck it out in oakland. they had to be grumbling, i wasted my time on this? but all turns out well, as you will see. 14th inning, the top half that is, the white sox, alex where ramirez with a gabber. that will go to the wall. two runs will score. the way the a's have been hitting, no way they come back, 4-2 in the bottom half. but they do. taking it to right. deep left center, his 5th of the year. two on now. a tough single. not how hard you hit them, it's where you hit them. that scores the game winning run. seth smith, the hitting hero happy that the offense was able to come through. >> our pitching staff has been

carrying us. we've been hitting the ball hard, it's just been right at guys, it seems like. we've been battling. one just dumped in down the line. sometimes that's all it takes. >> meantime, since the last play of the super bowl, you know tomorrow is the day nfl draft-nicks have been waiting for. andrew luck will be the number 1 pick in new york today. the top 25 players at radio city music hall. anxious hours await for many athletes, but not andrew luck. the warriors with a couple more surgeries to announce. andrew bogut and steph murray, and now david lee. that's the sporting night. >> david lee now too?

wow. next year. >> right. said that a few times. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning crew will be here at 4:30. details on a big bust we're just learning about. more tomorrow morning. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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