. a lie on a resume led to a huge shake up at a silicon valley giant. >> today santa rosa, tomorrow santa cruz county. the starting line with some of the best bikers in the world at the start of the amgen. . and reaction from bay area african american church goers to the president's support of same sex marriage. will it cost him votes in november? >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne.

>> i'm heather hoppings. he is out. the man who took over yahoo just a few short months ago has resigned in the midst resume controversy. we are live at yahoo headquarters. >> reporter: they have a new chairman and three new members of the board and this afternoon they confirmed scott thompson's thompson's resignation. it was hardly a shock. >> i think it was going to happen that he would have to step down. >> it took a while. i thought they would make the decision faster. >> reporter: thompson had to go after an investor revealed his resume included a computer science degree degree he never got. >> as soon as he certified the financials with his false background he was done . >> reporter: yahoo said its

head of global media will be the interim ceo. they also announced a settlement with its largest outside share holder adding three new board members. in a statement yahoo's new chairman said that the board is confident that they will serve the best interests of the share holders and further accelerate the advance the company has made since last august. some say any gains in danger by this latest miss step in a long series of miss stakes. >> they are a very important company to silicon valley and the overall internet. it would be a shame to see it loose more ground. >> reporter: you know scott thompson had announce plans to layoff two thousand employees here at yahoo. it's not clear if that will still happen. his salary was over a million dollars with more in stock and bonuses. >> more details now on out

going ceo scott thompson. before being hired he was president of pay pal. earlier he was executive vice president of technology solutions. he was also chief information officer of barkley. >> the wall street journal reporting three executive was jp morgan chase will be out by the end of the week. they reportedly include the head of risk management along with two others involved in that disasterrous trade that lot of the company two billion dollars. the financial giant ceo admitted today that it the company made a terrible mistake. >> we know we were sloppy. we know we were stupid. we know there was bad judgement. we are open for regulators but we intend to fix it, learn from it and be a better company. >> the ceo admits they will still earn a lot of money this quarter. the chair of the senate's investigative committee promised to fix that loophole in the law that let the

investment happen. the amgen once again underway and it started finished stage one in a familiar place. >> reporter: you can see the clean up is well underway before they move onto the next city and for the cities, selecting to host a stage on the tour of california it's big money and perhaps no city knows that better than santa rosa. the cheers and the koi bells, sounds familiar to the start of the tour of california, a sound familiar in downtown santa rose a. >> the seven years we have been here six. it's a great town, it's a great point that connects the bay area to other parts of the state and it's a -- it's a city that really supports the race. >> reporter: it's a great opportunity for people watching like jennie and her son to take in a sight. >> some of the driver was a

little crazy and were weaving back and forth and i -- feared for our lives but it was exciting. >> reporter: she owns this boutique on the race course. >> it's good for business. it's god exposure. >> reporter: they made a few laps through downtown before the 116-mile trek. it cost santa rosa as a host city about a half million dollars to put on the race. the city said the return on investment is huge. >> we believe about seven million dollars. >> reporter: only 14 cities were selected but many tried to get a leg. >> we believe it has a impact of $100 million yearly on the state. >> reporter: just how popular was the race today in santa rosa? they said at the end of the race over the loud speakers they estimated close to 40,000 people were here today in santa rosa. ken pritchett .

>> more details now on where the bikers will head next. stage two starts tomorrow in san francisco and before finishing in santa cruz. stage three is tuesday in san jose and for the first time in the history of the race they will raise up mount diablo. later in sports we will have more highlights of the race including winner of the first stage. and a lot more coverage of the tour of california on our website under the weekend extraa tab at ktvu.com. you can find more information and a map of those stages. >> work crews spent part of the morning cleaning up after a overnight crash. it happened just before 3:30. the driver of this big rig was -- said a car was parked in his lane without the lights on. he said by the time he saw it was to late. >> car was very close. i couldn't move to the other

line and i hear the sound. i struck -- i don't know what happened. i don't know. >> the owners of the car were on the side of the road when it happened and weren't hurt. it's not clear why the car was stopped on the freeway as we said nobody was hurt but several lanes had to be shut down. >> police are looking for two gun men who opened fire on a street. authorities say the violence broke out about 12:30 on ivy drive. investigators found the two people targeted in that shooting but neither of them were hit. they still don't know what led up to the shooting. witnesses say the gunman fled in a dark blue american made sedan. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> continuing our occupy coverage. more than two dozen occupy the farm protesters still at a berkeley plot of land despite word they would leave. the university said the group

stayed overnight. the protesters want to turn the land into a community urban farm. a research project is set to start onto land this week and the university wants the protesters gone. the uc spokesman said officials will do what needs to be done but didn't get had to specifics. >> efforts to recall the oakland mayor appear to be fizzling out. the group behind a petition to remove her has until tomorrow to collect 20,000 signatures needed for recall vote. that group's leader, said the two recall efforts have caused confusion. the second group has until july 2nd. among other things the group criticizes the mayor for her handling of the violent occupy oakland protests late last year. >> might have felt a bump this importanting in the north bay. three small earthquakes in son nah. the first was a 3.9 that hit at

5:38 about 24 miles north of santa rosa. later two more smaller quakes hit in the same area. no reports of damage or any injuries. a 4.5 struck there just about a week ago. >> i wasn't sure how to dress today. someplaces you need jacket, others t-shirts. let's check in with mark. >> a big range of temperatures for us to dictate the wardrobe across the area if you are traveling to the coast to the inland. felt like winter at the coast for today. you can see why. the fog showing up coast side here starting to break up a little bit late this afternoon. here you can pick out the cloud from the coastline, also closer to the north bay as well. stubborn clearing southern marin and point reyes still overcast out toward the area. if you thought it cooled off you were right on. look at some of the numbers

yesterday. you can seat warm readings the 70s to the 80's. yesterday livermore at 90a. everybody cooling off. more than just a few. look at the livermore down to 73 degrees this afternoon. haywood down to the 60's and san jose down to the 70s. topping out at 74 degrees so far this sunday afternoon. here is a look at some of the current numbers for this 5:00 hour. you can see santa rosa checking in 61, fairfield bit breezy across the area around the bay but especially onto the delta. winds gusting to over 25 miles an hour and san jose right now at 70 degrees. here you can pick out the circulation off shore. this will be the source, in fact it has been the source, the cooling trend and kicks in for tomorrow. no major warm up in monday, warmest locations only approaching lower 70s. that's after -- a prosecutey chilly start. coolest in the 40s and san rafael, santa rosa and napa.

haywood and fremont 50s. coming up we will break down the timing of the next warming trend and if we have any drizzle in the five-day forecast. >> today is of course mother's day and while it's a day mainly to honor mom it's becoming a shot in the arm for the economy. this will be the best one in six years. before the recession hit the average person spent over $139. this year they will spend more than 150. most is being spent on dining out, flowers and cards. a new report suggestion california is the best state for working mothers. the survey puts california at the top of the list for its flexible leave program for pregnant women and working moms. it also gets points for a flexible sick leave program where half of sick day dear sir go toward caring for a family member. connecticut was second and then new jersey.

>> same sex marriage is the hot topic on the sunday talk shows. it's the hot topic in one san francisco christian church. what do they think about the president's stance? >> latino voters weigh in on the president's support of gay marriage. the issue they say matters to them. >> ron paul supporters make noise when they targeted during the state gop convention in arizona.

senate president's announcement that he supports gay marriage has sparked debate over the issue, particularly in african american churches. we went to a san francisco church service today to see if african americans still stand behind the president. >> reporter: besides songs at third baptist church this sunday, the pastor talked about same sex marriage. >> i told you who you should marry. >> reporter: he said he sides with the president and with the

higher power. >> [inaudible] . >> reporter: at hits church the oldest black one in the west some were surprised by the revelation. >> even though we don't believe in it as christians, people have a right to do whatever they want to do and be happy. u.er. >> reporter: the reverand said he wants to make it clear he doesn't preform same sex marriages but he will continue to have female preachers. he . >> we should be consistent and stop cherry picking morality. let us be just as jesus was. >> reporter: on the morning talk shows california democrats also defend the president. >> tough in those swing states, still a history that will be ripon this. that's why it was from me

political courage but he is leaning forward. >> reporter: republican leaders say he is shifting away from the number one issue. >> trying to raise division to make his base solid and divide the country and that isn't what we should be focusing on now. we should focus on jobs. >> reporter: at third baptist they believe. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> california senator diane feinstein is defending the president's decision to bagarre marriage. >> i don't think it's a friday flop. there is no political work in this because it's not smart, you know if he is going to do it from a political point of view it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: on fox news she added she had the same evolution the president said in his announcement as she got to know more same sex couples. >> latinos weighing in onto president's support of gay marriage and the reaction is

mixed. one expert onto trend said the split is among different age groups with younger latinos more like think to support same sex marriage. a poll of latino catholics found that while 42% disapprove of it, 42% support it. >> the thing about all the possibilities, and all the different thing that can be done now, all the -- things that people have been hiding for years. >> the issue of marriage and -- is -- i mean even when you are talking about catholics it's a sackment. >> reporter: others say their issues this year are the, education and immigration. >> in campaign 2012 news, gingrich is back onto campaign trail. he will promote romney on friday at the state republican convention in georgia. that of course is his home state and one of two where he

won a primary. the former house speaker said the question now is not which republican is the most conversative but who can win against obama. he ended his own bid for the white house earlier this month. >> ron paul supporters have disrupted another state gop convention, this time in arizona. the governor gave the key note speech promising arizona would stay red and not become a swing state. she urged unity for romney but when josh romney took the stage he was booed and couldn't finish his speech. ron paul supporters resent the fact that romney is the nominee. >> this is -- opposite of what you guys in the media keep saying romney doesn't have this in the bag yet. >> reporter: paul sporters have been flooding state conventions winning control of majorities but paul has barely over 100 delegates and romney is fewer than 200 short of getting the

nomination. >> california governor is set to release his revised budget plan tomorrow. a day after warning that the state is facing a bigger deficit than first thought. yesterday he released a video on youtube saying the budgeter budget gap will grow seven billion dollars greater than expected because of weak tax revenues and slow progress in creating budgets. the short fall is $16 billion. tomorrow in los angeles brown is scheduled to introduce a new fiscal plan and outline how he proposes to fill that budget gap. >> lawmakers waiting for the facebook ipo and what it could mean for the state deficit. they are expected to go public on friday making hundreds of employees instant million areas. that means about 2.5 billion in state taxes over the next five- years while lawmakers eager to see that they say it won't solve all of sacramento's problems. >> the facebook ipo is a big

deal. you know it's speaking to the need to pass the revenue measure in november but it's not a -- it's not the silver bullet. >> analysts say the facebook affect could be beneficial to the state as the google effect in 2004. that is when the mountain view based company went public and raised about a half billion dollars in state tax revenue. >> facebook's ipo is set to come just a few days after the ceo's 28th birthday. with the ipo the t-shirt and hoody wearing ceo stands to be one of the richest men in the world. all at the age of 28. . he is exactly half the age of the average s&p500 ceo. but with eight years on the job he has logged more time as leader than the average chief executive. social networks has been an important aspect for the race for the white house. how both sides are mining sites

like facebook to tailor their campaigns. >> mothers of bay area homicide victims gathered in san francisco to support each other on what can be a very difficult holiday. mothers brought pictures and posters of their slain children to the steps of san francisco city hall. the group organized today's event. >> i'm glad they have things like this for mothers and everybody needs somebody to talk to or to -- some type of group to join to keep you strong. this is really hard. this is -- my baby boy. >> that was val ria rose and her son was shot to death on april 2nd. >> bay area housing agencies have won federal grants to help stop discrimination when buying or renting a home. on friday the department of housing urban development announced it'll give more than $4 million in grants here in

the bay area. agencies in san francisco, oakland, san rafael and napa will get funds. the money will be used to enforce a fair housing act. that bans discrimination based on race, color, national orgon, religion or family status. >> jimmy carter about to hit a milestone and up next, the title the former commander in chief will get this year. >> a public hearing on the secret service sex scandal. who will testify this week and the questions if he will be ask. >> and students loans not just for those fresh out of school. a new study looking at why it's taking decades for many to pay off the college debt.

. jimmy carter is now on track to breaking a unique presidential record. this september he will have lived longer since leaving office than any president. hoover currently has the record. >> boston in mourning after three students died in a van accident yesterday in new zealand. 100 students gathered for a vigil last night to remember them. the three were killed after the van they were in rolled over as they traveled to the site for the lord of the rings was filmed. investigators say it appearance the driver drifted off the road onto gravel and overcorrected. >> a public hearing scheduled

for next week on the secret service prostitution scandal. the director and acting inspector general are scheduled to testify before the senate homeland security committee. lawmakers are expected to ask sullivan if he is satisfied with the investigation so far. as of now nine people have lost their jobs in the wake of the scandal. it's scheduled for may 23ered. >> in news of the world in mexico officials investigating the find of dozens of bodies on a highway leading to the united states border. the bodies of 43 men and 6 women were found. officials say some of them were mutilated making identitying them difficult. today's find is believed to be the latest incident related to the ongoing drug war. investigators say drug gangs leave bodies in public as a warning to their rivals. >> in spain police in riot gear moved in on thousands of

protesters at the central square early this morning. members of the movement say they are upset about new austerity measures. and in japan at least six people are dead after a hotel fire hotel fire. . it took about two hours to put the fire out. five others were hurt. investigators are still looking in to the cause of the fire. >> new numbers shout new york police department is making more news of accounts controversial poll civil the stop and frisk policy lets them stop anybody based on reasonable suspicious. they say the officers have made more than 203,000 stops during january and march. that's up from about 183,000 during the same time period last year. the supports say its helped save lives. critics argue the police department is unfairly

targeting minorities. >> agents have reportedly served lance armstrong's former team director with a subpoena. . he was served when he arrived for the tour of california this morning. he reportedly met the with investigators on friday, he was armstrong's team manager during his seven tour de france wins. they both have denied of doping on that team. >> a new a advice from the federal reserve banks finds students loans aren't just a burden for the young. there are 37 million saddled with outstanding loans and of those five-day half million are 40 to 49 years old and more than 6.3 million are 50 and older. as of the third quarter of last year americans had a total of about $870 billion in student loan debt . >> the internet is a key player in the race for the white house. how both sides are working with

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. back to the top stories, after four months on the job, jahoo ceo stepping down. he was under criticism after it was revealed his resume

included a degree he never got. yahoo said its head of global media will be the interim. the first days of the tour of california got started today if santa rose a. they made a few laps through downtown before a 116 while trek through sonoma and along the coast. stage two starts tomorrow. stage three starts tuesday. that's where for the first time they will raise up mount diablo. the subject of same sex marriage was on the minds of many in african american churches today. less than a week after the president supported gay marriage. amos brown in san francisco said that while he doesn't preform same sex unions, he does agree with the president on the issue. >> the internet a major blayer in elections, the president and romney are using massive amounts of user data from

places like facebook to get the edge. rum. >> reporter: from candidates using youtube to extend the reach of their ads. to the question is, what will be the disruptive technology in this cycle? >> the killer app of the campaign is data. >> reporter: sam was the chief blogger behind the president's 2008 cam pin pain. this year he said candidates who can figure out the best way to use it'll have the i'm. >> the ball campaign built an e-mail list of 13 million people. that list is definitely still that high if not higher. they are also got around 25 million on facebook. another -- you know ten million i believe on twitter. that is a massive amount of data. >> reporter: and they are calling on the tech community to help sort through that. january was a product manager for chro me.

he left during the 2008 election. >> if you typed obama.com into your browser you may see something different than your mother or friend and depending oner how you responded to the different messages we could track what worked. >> reporter: he said those tests translated in to another $75 million in donations. that success also led him to commercialize it. 2008 i think obama had an advantage because it happened to be that the people who were supporting the campaign were young. >> reporter: the gap is closing as the election approaches. his latest client, mitt romney. the likely republican nominee. >> i think that every campaign has the same opportunity that the obama campaign ha in 2008 to use that data. >> reporter: in a campaign projected to break all previous

spending records the cost of ignoring the trend may be the election . >> betty white said she will vote for the incumbent in the election. she said she normally stay away from politics to avoid offending her fans but said she liked what the president has done in his first term and how he represents the country. her comments just a day after hollywood turned outed at the president's fundraiser. >> on this mother's day the people at meals on wheels want everybody to consider how many elderly mothers may go hungry today. the senior nutrition group said their research shows more than 8 million seniors face the threat of hunger and 60% are women. >> when you look at the face of senior hunger she is an african american woman usually in the south. she is racing her grandchildren, it's an

epidemic. >> they are now getting the help of stars like linda gray as theming indicate lawmakers about the issue. >> health experts say the controversy over a time magazine cover showing a mother breast feeding a 3-year-old ignoring an more important issue. about 44% of moms do some breast feeding for the first six months of their baby's life but only 15% follow the advice to nurse only for the first six months. health exappreciates say more should be breast fed but mother who don't or can't nurse should not be made to feel guilty. the state department of social services will no longer seek repayment from welfare receiver who were minors when their caregiver was overpaid. it's independenting after a lawsuit accused them of holding children responsible for their caregiver's detect. now they will focus on the

parent ors caregivers. >> some worry a science journal could give terrorists a recipe for a flu virus. it was engineered to be worse by making spread through the air. experts fear the study could teach others to do the same. however, supporters of the research say it could help because if we understand how viruses mutate we could avoid a pandemic. >> a man is in stable condition after getting bitten by a rattlesnake in livermore. the times reports that the 29- year-old was swimming yesterday near swallow bay. he thought the baby snake was dead and that's when he tried to pick it up and that's when he was bitten on the thumb. he was taken to the hospital. the paper reports rattlesnake sightings are common in the park. the numbers are in from the chp's campaign to crack down on distanted drivers and during the month of april they were

out there reminding the public of the dangers of distracts driving as part of the it's not worth it campaign. here are the results. 5900 citations issued last month right here in the bay area. roughly 30,000 were issued statewide. >> a new report shows san francisco spending more than other cities on street maintenance but still has some of the worst streets. san francisco spent $49 million last year on street repairs. that's more than other large cities that were surveyed for the report. the report also finds 58% of the city's roads are considered to be in fair condition which is lower than the survey average. and oakland is taking steps to try to get rid of its pot holes. the mayor wants to get rid of 3500 in just eight weeks. the city said more than 1500 repairs have been made since the end of april. the mayor and public works crews will be on 14th street for more repair work tomorrow.

when we return, it was quite a unique arrival last night. the way the shuttle enterprise made its way to the big apple. >> a live picture outside at berkeley where 60 degrees right now. the cooling trend continues tomorrow but that will soon change. mark joins us next with when we can expect temperatures to turn around. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no!

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. the enterprise is now separated from the jet that is escorted it to new york. it was lifts from the 747 late last night. the enterprise hitched a ride on top of the jet last month. engineer has to use two cleans and a special wind restraint

system to lift it and put it on a trailer. next month it'll be moved to a tug boat. >> on the hudson river. that will be fun. everybody had to put a jacket on, most people i guess had to go out and enjoy it. >> that's right. a big drop off in temperatures as much as a 15 to 18 degrees across parts of the bay area. hope you had a nice forecast for all the moms. you keep looking live outside we have this, more sun with the roof camera looking toward the oakland estuary. a bit of a breeze and the fog bank we he have been tracking, over the past hour or two. it's still out there as you can see low clouds in parts of the san mateo coastline. newspaper the north bay, some patchy fog nearby and this cloud cover on the increase as we head in to the overnight hours. temperatures from the afternoon, you can see the warmest locations, no 80's.

warmest locations in the upper 70's. the neighborhood around antioch flirting the 90-degree mark. not the case for today. it was cool for the shoreline today with pacifica only 60 degrees and downtown san francisco at 61. forecast heed license for tonight we have this. years of fog for the coast and the bay. tomorrow will be cool era cross most of the area with a sun cloud mix into the afternoon. the extended a dry weather pattern and a bit of a bump in the numbers into tuesday and also into wednesday as well. this is the weather system. very been tracking over the past couple days, the source of the cooling trend. the area of low pressure, it could generate a few showers up north along the north coast for areas of the cape. this will bring us more fog and drizzle first thing monday morning. a sun cloud mix. we will go partly cloudy skies in to the afternoon and temperatures for tomorrow ranging from the chilly upper 50s, upper 50s for the beaches, 60's and the warmest locations

in the lower 70's. around 72 to 73. here is the forecast model showing you the cloud cover and a little bit of activity on the future radar. this represents the chance of drizzle out there. we could have wet roadways, especially coast side and around parts of the bay at 8:00 and then decrease in to the afternoon and as we do that the wind speeds pick up. that cool on shore breeze with winds from 15 to 25 miles an hour. forecast highs for monday afternoon, not to warm. santa rosa around 65 degrees. fairfield the breeze will continue there. the gusty winds, oakland 63 and the warmest locations inland. no 90s, no 80s. barely making up in to the 70s toward antioch and brentwood. san jose maxing out at 70 degrees. fremont in the upper 60's and the temperature also check in around three or four. if you are heading to the coast bring the jacket only in the upper other's. here is a look ahead. the five-day and a little bit of a bump in the numbers, into

tuesday, holding steady into wednesday and then cool it back of and then with the weekend always in view we warm it back up so you can seat five-day forecast, the temperature trend kind of looking like a fun roller coaster. cooling off, warming back up and then warm up just in time for the weekend. >> that's perfect timing. >> yep. >> thank you. >> the avengers a big hit at the box office. >> hulk mad. the block buster went past the billion dollar mark in worldwide sales, it's the first to pull in $100 million domesticly in its second weekend. it's expected to be the top grossing film in the united states this year. >> coming up we were live at the top the newscast for the start of the big tour of california and coming up next highlights from today's stage. >> and the giants call up a rookie. how he did.

. good evening. welcome to this early sunday night edition of sport wrap. encouraging signs from the giants these last couple games in arizona as they were getting timely hits and power to go along with them. always a big moment when a blayer makes his major league debut. charlie, his family there to celebrate the moment. they took the lead in the third off joe saunders, one run in when cabrera singled with two outs to score greg, he would get four hits on the day. then in the 4th another clutch two out hit.

he bloops one to right. hector sanchez and brandon crawford both come home. the giant was a 4-1 lead. brett -- countered those when he knocked in two in the 5th after cabrera had singled. he hit one that won't come back to left center. they will lead more 6-3. later in inning a moment he will never forget with -- he drills one through the left side of the infield. the giants make it two out of three in arizona and get back to the even 500 for the season. 7-3 the final. zito with his second in addition to calling you -- they activated a pitcher, sent connor back to fresno. the a's faced ver lander. nice mother's day and others

today at the coliseum. jarrod parker has been impressive in his short career. he kept the tigers off the scoreboard until the 5th when cabrera's ground ball went up the middle. the a's answered back in their half against verlander. smith lead off with the high drive to right. that's homer number three on the year for smith. it was just the second hit but it was a 1-1 game. parker got in trouble for the 6th. balfor walked jackson with the bases loaded they were back in front. that was a ball game. he fans cliff in the oakland half of the 6th. bertha hander goes seven lowing just two hits, the tigers split their four games in oakland winning this one 3-1. the a's have played well of late but when you face a guy like verlander and you have a number of key blayers hurt. >> you go through, have gape

like this. you have the guys that you run out there and have to have confidence in that they can finish the game. you know we just came up short against three good pitchers today. >> the nearly unheard of prospect of andy petit returning to the mound for the yankees after retiring at the end of 2010 season. a runner on in the 4th. that's not only a hit but a couple of runs on his 4th home run of the year. he allowed four runs in suspicious a third innings and the 6-2 yankee loss to seattle. quite a story today in stage one of what will be a 733- mile tour of california for eight days. three time winner, levi among those in the tour of california which started and ended today in santa rose a. the stage left the city and wound its way along the foggy coastline. peter and -- had a punctured

tire, lost 20 seconds while they changed it. less than five minutes left he then sprinted to catch up with his team that then got him through, amazingly back in front. he also navigated through a crash, during those final miles and was able to edge out at the finish. he will wear the yellow jersey for tomorrow's stage two from san francisco to santa cruz. a chance today for kevin nod to make the biggest mark of his career in the player's championship in florida. also a chance for woods to show he was back but he -- looked ordinary with a double bogie finishing 12 back. matt started one stroke behind and made his move. this is his second shot. this worked out pretty well. he sets himself up for birdie on the way to a final round of 70. it was a day of what may have

been. he takes bogie on the 5th after getting his third shot and looking like a lot of us around the green. ricky fowler after his second win in as many weeks, gets himself with in two strokes of the lead. that birdie on the island green. feeling the heat, he didn't show it. playing one hole behind. he calmly nailed a birdie putt at 16 and got back on top by three. by the time he got to 18 he could have three putted and still won. he takes the routine parr and celebrates the biggest win of his career with his family. four players tied two back. still to come, a pair of nba playoff games, and one of them a 7th. we will be right back.

. >> all the month memorandum tim with the grizzlelies.

zach randolph's face says it all in a game that wasn't one for the ages. the two teams combined for 29 points in the first quarter. tony allen shot with the grizzlelies up buirdly. playing on the road the clippers won this ballot of wills and off balance three by nick young coming up to put them in front by four. early in the 4th quarter. he came off the bench to score 13. that will be eric bledsoe with the drive and sweet move under the 4507. they win 82-72 winning just their third postseason series in 41 years. the reward, top seed san antonio in the wings and set for the second round. in miami james giving hens third mvp award before the series. when you get it before the game you better win. wade to james, the high wire act in full swing. he led all players in regular and style points in the ones they keep in the box score. wade add 29. that time it was mario with the

assist. he does his thing. the heat take command and go on for the 95-86 win. game two tuesday. and high drama in the english premiere soccer league. they need towrope their first league title but then queens park got the great pass in the header, the fans looked like they would be disappointed but their spirit was lifted stop age time. that header to make it 2-2 and then just two minutes later the fans get the moment they have waited 44 years for. sergio puts one in the back of the net. they win 3-2. they can call themselves english premiere league regular season champions. and that's it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you tonight at ten. >> like the chicago cub fans of -- soccer in england. >> lots of drama a. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up tonight at ten, a major little league accident.

a young player in the north bay seriously hurt by a line drive after it hits him in the head. we are talking to his family about what happened. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and we continue with tonight's 10:00 news. we are always here for you online at ktvu and mobile ktvu.