. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> heavyly armed police swarm an oakland neighborhood responding to a hostage situation after a suspect opened fire at sheriff deputies. >> a very tense situation is developing tonight along high street in oakland where police snipers have taken up positions where a man is thought to be holding hostages. we are gathering information on this developing news. amber lee is live behind the police lines. the standoff is taking play in the 500 block of high street.

amber what have you learned? >> reporter: frank it's a very tense situation. we are on alameda avenue just off 880. you can see a police officer redirecting traffic. this is about as close as we can get. they aren't letting us get closer, down the street is the shell gas station near where police say a suspect fired at sheriff deputies, this came after deputies tried to pull over a suspect, around 8:15 at 41st and international while he was driving a vehicle that had been reported stolen. there was a brief chase, that ended near the shell gas station as i said earlier. police say the suspect then ran into a nearby home and is now reportedly holding a man hostage. we have dramatic video to show you, oakland police were able to rescue a woman and child from the backyard of that home by getting them over the fence just to get them out of harm's way. there has been a standoff between law enforcement and the suspect. very tense situation. about 15 minutes ago police

said a hostage negotiator is speaking the suspects on the phone. there is a large law enforcement presence in the area with swat and snipers in place, several exits along 880 are closed in both directions as police try to resolve the situation and that's the latest from here. we will bring you the update we have more information. live in oakland, amber lee. >> firefighters were busy putting out a house fire in the lake merritt district. it was reported around 7:30. the cause hasn't been determined. it took it about a half hour to put out the flames. with in the past 30 minutes firefighters in san francisco finally put out a fire in a large apartment building in the tender loin. new information on what happened from heather holmes.

she is live with the challenge firefighters face tonight. >> reporter: for more than three hours tonight firefighters chased this fire up the floors of this it 79 unit building. it quickly moved through the ventilation shaft and firefighters are still here on the scene. they had the fire put out just about 30 minutes ago. the red cross has just arrived to start escorting some of the people inside to allow them to get whatever they can but i just learned that 12 to 14 apartments in this building have been severely damaged. smoke streamed from the top of the building as residents watched and waited. >> first thing i did was grab the cat carrier, put the cat in, grabbed my jacket and left everything else. >> reporter: aaron stood on the corner with his cat after running out of his girlfriend i friend's apartment. >> next thing you look up and can see smoke, coming off the

top. >> reporter: after six firefighters rushed to the building where the fire was first reported. then realized it was a block away in this apartment building. about 60 responded and they had a hard time. >> the plumbing system connects from floor to floor and the fire was going through them. we are fighting on the second, third, 4th. >> reporter: we watch them remove windows and rush water in to the building as they tackled the fire. by nine it was confined to one area but still not out. officials say crew was in the building working on piping at the time the fire broke out but the cause is still under investigation. >> just thinking like there is -- a lot of people are experiencing a loss but that -- it's a traumatic event. >> reporter: one man was transported to the hospital. he was an on looker who suffered a seizure on the

sidewalk. it's not clear if he was a resident. i have just learned more than a dozen apartments were damaged in the fire today. reporting live. heather hoppings. >> three people are recovering after a muni power line came down on pedestrians in downtown san francisco this afternoon. say news photographer was at the intersection of 5th and market the just after four this afternoon. witnesses say a bus was heading down market street toward the bay when the lines came down apparently falling onto people in the cross walk. >> i had just turned the corner and heard pops. the wire exploded. i don't know if the bus brought it down but it was bursting up in flames. >> he was laying there underneath the wire. i just couldn't leave him. the wire and the fire going through it so i reached back and dragged him off. >> reporter: market stre between 4th and 6th was shut

down for repairs until just before eight tonight. muni said the power line its carry about 600volts of power . none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. it's not clear what caused the lines to come down. >> we have late word that union workers have voted in favor of a strike. officials say 99% of them said yes to the strike. this doesn't mean they will walk off the job right away the contract expires wednesday. a meeting is scheduled for friday. it's the united food and commercial workers, it represents butchers from napa to moment. workers go on strike at a hotel. the issue that has them walking. >> the federal appeals court in san francisco is expected to announce tomorrow its decision on an appeal of proposition eight. that's the ban on same sex

marriage. the court is deciding whether the full court will reconsider a previous ruling. back in february a panel decided the proposition was not constitutional. then supporters asked for a full hearing. if that happens it'll involve an 11 judge panel. the chief judge and ten randomly selected judges will hear the case. for a few hours it felt more like november than june as rain came down and it caught some unprepared but others listened to the weather team and they were ready with their umbrellas. the weather also caused long delays for passengers at the airport. instead of 60 flightance hour the airport had to cut the number to 30 per hour. a low cloud ceiling was the reason. some business travelers rushed to rebook canceled flights. >> i'm canceling because i missed my connecting flight and they don't get me there until tomorrow and -- then i miss my meeting. >> some of the shorter flights

to places like san diego were delayed three hours. oakland and san jose handle fewer flights and reported no problems. >> firefighters in pittsburgh say rain likely contributed to a two car crash today that required the jaws of life. firefighters spent half an hour cutting through the side of the car to free a person trapped inside. it happened around noon noon. a fire captain said one person was critically injuried three others had minor injuries . in sonoma a man suffered life threatening injuries in a head on crash in highway 116. he is identified as 69-year-old david bamer. his jeep hit a big rig causing the truck to go off the road and hit a pole. a caller reported the jeep driving recklessly and crossing the double yellow line. the driver had moderate injuries. >> in the sierra snow fell at

higher elevations and a winter weather advisory is in effect right now through tomorrow morning. sounds strange for june and as ken says, some of the people traveling to the mountains were caught totally off guard. >> reporter: it's not unusual to have sierra snow but based on the wear of travelers it was unexpected. >> it was a beautiful weekend so i dressed like this and i hit this. i thought it would rain lightly. >> reporter: at one the snow at about 7,000 feet started to fall. >> it snowed. >> reporter: and by two it was heavy era long with winds much stronger. causing people to run from cars and to the doors. >> all of my clothes is like for summer. we were in -- in summer and i didn't know it was snowing. >> reporter: at about this it day in june of last year two inches of snow fell here at donor summit. today the snow was unexpected

sight to see. >> i knew there was a storm or something because the temperature was dropping i noticed on the weather. i mean i didn't know it was snowing. >> reporter: the snow seemed more welcome than it inconvenient. >> it's fun. it's just fun. >> reporter: you can see the snow but on the interstate will no accumulation as of six. the road is clear but wet. for drivers heading over the sierra they should be aware we could see strong gusty winds tonight. up to 60 miles an hour that could create a hazard with snow. ken pritchett. >> facebook reaches out for younger friends. what moms told us about a plan to open facebook to children. >> and back here in just ten minutes we have cool overnight lows to talk about. it'll be chilly tomorrow morning. ly see you here in ten. >> we are continuing to monitor developing news. amber lee is gathering more information about the scene of

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statements a woman who husband and teen sons were killed in a case of mistaken identity. the suspect's attorney was surprisingly candid about what could happen to her client. >> reporter: raw emotion filled the courtroom. members of the family were allowed to address him. with her hands shaking danielle held up photographs of the three murder victims, her husband and two sons. one photograph was of 16-year- old matthew before she had him taken off life support. she spoke outside court because she and her family members are in witness protection. >> at one point i did see him put his head down and i think -- i didn't care what he felt, it was about a release of pain. >> reporter: he was convicted last month of gunning down the family as they drove to their home mistaking them for rival

gang members. >> let him rot. let him stay there the rest of his life. . >> reporter: ranos claimed a passenger fired and now his attorney is considering a motion for a new trial. >> there were some jury instruction that should have been given that weren't. >> reporter: perhaps the most emotional moment came when the family's 14-year-old daughter said this to ramos, i hate you with all my heart. your daughter will know her father is a murder. ramos put his hands over his face. the defense attorney said he has one of two options. >> either the appeal or he spends his life in jail. if he is not killed first. >> reporter: killed in prison. >> yes. >> reporter: the judge denied his request to speak. he is due to be sentenced a week from today. >> a former san jose elementary schoolteacher was arraigned today an charges of felony sex abuse. the 35-year-old craig chandler is charged with five counts of

lewd act was children under 14 during school hours. it was revealed that a child came forward in october but police weren't told until january. a attorney is now calling for schools to do enhanced background checks. >> it's not hush hush, brush under the table but reaping it's brought out into the open so parents like me for example can find out who is coaching my children. >> he is currently representing the familiarly of a 17-year-old student. water polo coach was arrested last friday for allegedly having a inappropriate relationship with that teen. >> about 250 hotel workers walked off the job today at the an jose double tree hotel. it's the first day of a four day strike. the workers say the hotel owned by hilton wants to freeze

salaries and have them pay $250 a month for health care. they are currently provided without cost. >> they it freeze the salary for four years. we aren't going to have nothing. >> the workers have been working without a contract since last july and today the hotel management issued a statement saying it's disappointed in the work stop age and hopes to return to the baring table. >> relative calm returned to the stock markets after last week's losses. the dow dropped 17 points but the nasdaq gained 12. analysts say they expect the markets to remain slow unless there is big economic news. there was some positive news on the jobs front today for teens. the latest figures from the labor department show summer jobs off to a strong start. the strongest in six years, in the month of may 157,000 teens got hired. compare that to the numbers just two years ago when only six thousand received jobs in may. >> facebook is looking for

more members. younger members, those under 13. right now they ban children but millions have accounts and new users could mean more revenue for the site. facebook is exploring ways to comply with federal law. that requires children to get parental consent. tom looks in to what age parents think is appropriate. >> reporter: dozens of parents brought their kids to the play cafe in the oakland hills to escape the weather. we asked the parents, what the appropriate age is for a facebook account. >> i would say teens. i mean maybe in high school. >> i think 14. >> 14. >> probably 13. >> reporter: what if facebook offered accounts to the very young? >> i just think the dangers out there with molesters and photographs that maybe the concern of children posting

inappropriate photographs, not being monitor. >> i want to know what they are doing on there so they aren't using to spread to much information or give get themselves in danger. >> it worries me that it there is a lot of bullying, how they using social immediatey. >> there is a lot of stuff that's not 7-year-old appropriate. >> reporter: he is with the children's watch dog group common sense media. >> i think we would just ask why? what is necessary and why do kids that sing need to be on a social networking site? >> reporter: since so many grew one internet you can understand how well placed their concerns are. ktvu channel 2news. >> and more details now. shares of facebook fell another 3% today. the stock was off 8 two cents for the day to close at 26- dollar it 90.

that's 29% from the midmay debut at $38. and tonight at 10:30 a sold out baseball game. the opening night that came despite opposition. >> new ferry service start from oakland and alameda to san francisco at oyster point. it takes about 40 moments from oakland to south san francisco and 50 from alameda. regular fares cost $7 each way. taking the ferry beats getting behind the wheel. >> the drive is frustrating, the fast track isn't, people are cutting into the lane and -- it's just stressful. >> once passengers arrive in south san francisco they can take a shuttle bus to get to their office. the company ansis pates carrying 100,000 passengers during it's first year. >> and we had showers this

morning. it slowed down the morning, we had rainfall about a 12th of an inch . heaviest rain i could find. almost 2 tenths. not a lost rain but it was wet out there and it helps the plants will see nice pollen levels drop down. temperatures will warm. these are the highs from today. your highs for tuesday are coming up. the sun will come out earlier and daytime highs tomorrow, five to six degrees cooler than today. when i come back i will look at the five-day forecast and there is a good-looking warm up. >> the senior rank that's led to a legal battle. . >> a new policy for people living in homeless camps. >> first a young woman killed and police need your help in

solving it.

. emoryville asking police for help after a woman was shot and killed. they were called to a home on 47th street about 3:30 this afternoon. inside they found an 18-year- old woman who had been shot in the upper chest. the woman was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. this is the first homicide of the year in emoryville. >> a legal battle over the suspension of 43 seniors at heritage high school. an attorney for eight of them claimed they were denied their it rights that came after the students took part in what is being called a prank. it included grafitti develop banners and a goat chained on campus. if the students miss finals they may not be able to attend graduation. many parents and students say they feel the punishment is to

hard. >> they will go to college. they need this. this will affect lives. >> suspension for vandalism is appropriate. these are good kids. >> a hearing is set the for 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. >> most people see san jose as the modern heart of silicon valley but largely hid phren view is a unseen city populated by the homeless. lloyd is in san jose tonight and says the city is now cleaning out the camps but they are trying to do it with a certain degree of compassion. >> reporter: it's down there along riverbanks and hidden in bushes that those without homes make a home. >> when the rain hits it's difficult because the tents aren't water proof. >> reporter: she is part of a community of more than 100 who have a camp on water district land. she has lived like this for four months. >> i'm grateful it's here.

i have fallen on hard times. i was shocked. i didn't know the place existed. >> reporter: they have started cleaning up the brush. residents don't know if they are next. >> most people here don't have much and what little you have you should be able to carry with you >> we picked up -- briefcase that had some personal possessions. >> reporter: in a storage facility they showed us some of the things they gathered at another camp. last week they shut down and cleaned up a living quarters set up under a bridge. the past everything was thrown away. this time by law personal possessions taken must be stored, photographed, cataloged and returned to owners who claim them with in 90 days. >> the city is testing it's new procedures and at this point what we are trying to do is balance the rights of the homeless with the needs of the community and the environment. >> reporter: complaints to it

the independence police auditor resulted in the poll civil besides that, the city is offering help. >> the city is saying we want to try to provide housing. we want to see you don't go back to the camp. >> reporter: we are learning that the city plans three other clean ups of three other camps and more to come. live in san jose. >> you have to call a hotline set up by the emergency housing. that number on the screen, we also have it in the website. >> we are keeping watch on developing news. police snipers in position outside a home where a gunman is thought it be holding hostages. . >> the giants and a's have

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and 110 delicious calories. looking good never tasted so good. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios . we want to return to developing news. object land police in a standoff with a gunman who may be holding hostages. amber lee is live near high street and interstate 880. snipers are in position. amber. >> we are just down the street where the suspect shot at deputies around 8:15 this evening. it's a gas station. the shell just down the street. right now the sergeant jd nelson with the sheriff's department just came to join us and bring us up to date. i know he is still hold up inside that yellow house, is that correct? >> yeah that's what i believe.

right now we have turned the scene over to the oakland police department for their hostage negotiators and their teams. >> reporter: what happened to start this? >> this started just after 8:00 a sheriff's deputy so you a car that was reported stolen. it was occupied by several people. when he went to pull it over some passengers -- bailed out. the driver took off, led him on a pursuit and when he got to the area of jensen and high, the suspect exited his car, fired at the deputy and fled into a house. >> reporter: can you share what he had said to hostage negotiating team? >> i don't know because again we have turned this over to oakland because this -- incident is now in the city of oakland and so our deputies are there to support it but it's oakland's scene. >> reporter: were there any shots fired inside the home or anything like that to cause us to have concern for the person is he holding hostage? >> i don't believe so. we aren't even 100% sure

anybody is in there. again this is now oakland's situation. they would be the ones that would know. >> reporter: what do you know about the suspect if anything. are you releasing an identity? >> only thing is that it he led the deputies on a pursuit and tried to shoot at them. what's what we know. >> reporter: at this point they have are still talking to him? >> yes. >> reporter: as far as question know that's -- that's the latest. our understanding is nobody is hurt. they are just ogles glad they were able to rescue a woman and child from the backyard of that home. police did that it. the sheriff's depth is handing over the lead to oakland police. reporting live in oakland. >> san francisco has the giants, oakland has the a's the

north bay is now joined the ranks of professional baseball. >> reporter: the game between the two newest members of the north american baseball league wrapped up here about 45 minutes ago thousand people filled the grandstand and some were left on the outside unable to get a ticket. emotional success after initial opposition. >> every feeling in the book. couldn't be happier, proud. >> reporter: they came on to the field in new cars the local honda dealer . >> say can you see. >> reporter: a player said fans can expect quality competition because these players hungry. >> their goal is to be -- get to major league baseball.

we aren't here to just play and have fun. we are competitive and want to get to the next level. . >> reporter: >> it's so excited. >> reporter: in between innings the team mascot raised a young fan. >> greet to see them interact. >> reporter: it's not at&t but that's okay. >> don't see posey or the panda. >> no. >> reporter: that okay? >> yeah. . >> reporter: they have plans to expand the league. the grapes got slightly crushed the pacific beat the grapes 3- 1. live in san rafael. >> tomorrow is election day in

california and voters going to the polls for the primary will see changes on the ballot. there are 53 seats at stake. nine of them have no incumbent because the districts have been redrawn. california has just two ballot positions and of course there are also several local measures. >> the voter continue out may set a record for the lowest ever. it's estimated no more than 6 million california residents will vote tomorrow. that is just 35% of all registered voters and that would be a steep crop compared to 2008 when it was about 58%. however back them the california primary was held in february. robert honda reports low turn out may impact the outcome. >> reporter: the machines were busy sorting ballots but it seems this may be the peak of their activity. santa clara has received about

24% of the 546,000 vote by mail ballots sent out and with the prediction of a 35% turn out statewide as one joked, apathy is running rampant. >> i want my voice to be heard and i feel bad that others don't come and vote because if they want to complain they have no one to blame but themselves. >> makes me believe that people have kind of given. >> reporter: it'll take a unusual rush to make the county's average for primaries. >> if we are going to hit that 41 to 50% we have to do that between now and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> reporter: the director for san jose's policy research institute said the lack of a competitive race and no compelling statewide issues are the reasons. she said the outcome of ballot measure also be decided mainly by older, more conservative voters. >> if san jose we have a pension reform measure on the ballot. that is likely to be supported by more conservative voters.

>> reporter: they want to make it as convenient as possible for last minute voters with extra drop off stations throughout santa clara and people can bring wal-marts in to any city clerk's officeo. in san jose. >> one difference voter also see tomorrow is the open primary. the two top vote getters in each race advance to the november general election. the political party doesn't matter. it used to be the top votes in each party. voters passed the open primary two years ago and tomorrow is the first time it'll be use. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will bring you all the election day news beginning the news at 4:30. >> a big bite out involving a bay area bakery. why starbucks is willing to pay $100 million 100 million for it. >> it'll be chilly out there.

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. starbucks is buying a bakery chain for $100 million. they said it'll help it grow its food sales which already account for one and a half billion dollars each year. the cafe has 19 stores in the bay area and one customer called the sale a travesty and fears they will loose its community feel. >> a -- let you use the back for local nonprofit event events and take the funds for your organization. the -- they know my dog's name

and let my dog in. it's just all the kins of thing its you don't see at a 5,000 store corporation. >> starbucks is hiring the founder and will tap his skills to bring in expanded menu. more details, investors cheered the news sending stock 3% higher but it did retreat in after hours trading, overall shares have gained 17%. >> a new report details a surge in transit riders nationwide during the first quarter. bart said it's seen a significant increase from last may to this may and said rider ship is up 7%. cal can train reports a 13% increase. san francisco's muni has risen 9.7% . the gains are because of several factors including higher gas prices, more people getting jobs and more reliable public transportation. bart officials say they are

facing an unprecedented problem keeping one the high number of broken escalators. they have 25 out of service right now at its stations and garages. 12 of them are in and around downtown san francisco. bart said it's an aging system and can be difficult to find parts. they say they are adding six techs to their repair crew and hope to have it is seven fixed in three weeks. >> in vietnam the united states secretary of defense met with his counterpart and for the first time the united states and vietnam exchanged artifacts the vietnam war. he handed over the dire reof a soldier that a united states soldier held for more than 40 years and in return he got letter that an american had written before he was killed in 1969. in nigeria authorities don't know how many died on the ground in the crash of a passenger lean yesterday. they do know that all 153

people on board the plane died. a unknown number of mesh americans were among them. several bilings were destroyed. the plane was once owned by alaska airlines and exported to nigerian three years ago. in hong kong tens of thousands held a vigil to mark the 23rd anniversary of the crack down. china has never said how many died when the people's army broke up a massive demonstration. there was no official memorial. >> a big honor for a bay area inventor. >> glasses like these are hot items for the hot event tomorrow. if you miss it you probably are out of luck for your lifetime. >> and bill martin is tracking changes in the weather. he is back with a bay area forecast. no!

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. a rare cosmic event about to happen tomorrow and if you miss it you are out of luck for a lifetime. how you can see the transit of venus tomorrow afternoon. >> reporter: if the clouds part tomorrow you may see a event you won't see again. venus crossing the sun. >> about 3:04 tomorrow afternoon. daylight time pacific. it'll touch the edge of the sun. venus will touch it here and then for the next six hours it'll cross the sun across this line. >> reporter: it took the invention of the tell scope in 1608 for people to find the transit of venus. did happens eight years apart every one hundred years, the last 2004, the next one, 2117. >> if you don't know what you are doing it can be dangerous. >> reporter: the best way to watch it is through a tell

scope at a place like the space and science center. on a facia web cast or with a sun spotter projecting it on paper. >> if you are dead set on looking at sun directly then you need to wear something like these three dollar solar glasses so you don't hurt your eyes. still venus is such a tiny spot it'll be hard to see. >> nobody is really come in and been looking for anything. >> reporter: not the goggles or glass this ace hardware sold out of for last month's eclipse. you can use them tomorrow. people hope people aren't so preoccupied with earth they miss this event. rita williams. >> a stanford professor is now the winner of a ward from the massachusetts institute of

technology. the 43-year-old is the 2012mit award winner and will receive the $500,000 that comes with that. he invented a chip that takes thousands of different measurements at once and has led to the development of cancer drugs. it's also led to the creation of four companies and 82 different patents. there was a great deal of pride on display as 19 high risk students all graduated from san francisco training program. look at those smiles. the neighborhood descience green construction and solar training program work was high risk populations. many were in foss father care or served time. many of the graduates said the friendship and skills they got changed their it lives and

their future. umer. >> i'm waking up with a sense of pride and purpose. i'm going to work from eight to four. i'm real why happy. >> reporter: >> reporter: and perhaps best of all here many of the students who graduated today already have jobs because of that program. >> a large wildfire burning in the national forest has grown to 1700 acres. it's burning near the giant sequois grove. it's in an area that's not burned in 140 years. they think is started friday. at this point they say it doesn't appear any of the old trees have burned. the fire is only 25% contained. >> >> we had rain today. not all that unusual for early june. about 30% of the time in the first week or so you get a few

showers. as we go outside, you can see what's left of those showers, we have a winter weather advisory that remains in effect throughout the night for lake tahoe. on the side of the road -- up in the train they are logging two to three inches of snow. a wet travel if you are heading for the mountains.

temperatures warm. back in to the 640s and low 70s but that's it. low 70s are the hot spots. into tomorrow morning a little bit of fog and low cloud. i don't see a lot of it yet. tomorrow will be mostly sunny, partly, mostly sunny most the day. tuesday breaks out as that system moves in. the cold air sits here and starts off cool and ends up mild. little bit breezy as well. what's tomorrow? it's a transition day between today's wet weather and the coming nicer weather which will be wednesday, thursday and friday. as you march through the bay area you will see a lot of 60's. then you get where -- usually warmer like out toward lafayette and then when you expect 80s you get 70's. low 70s at best. no 90s. tomorrow is like -- a transition day to a nicer weather pattern. these are the forecast highs for your tomorrow.

70 livermore. 72 brentwood, nice -- these look like march, kind of late martells, 68 morgan hill. into -- coastal areas a little bit of patchy fog and mild temperatures, cool temperatures and then the five-day forecast with the bay area in view that will pop up. you can see sort of a -- top tier of numbers, you see the low 80's on the high end. a nice mild week. this rain helped out the tree pollens and the grass pollens. >> so strange. so chilly. >> all that snow in the sierra. >> yeah. >> thank you bill. >> thank you. >> some of the biggest stars in the music world came out to celebrate the queen's diamond jubi, lee. >> the they enjoyed the concert. they preformed along with robbie williams and stevi

wonder. >> amazing. it means everything. this is every british person's dream, come to the palace, have a lovely picnic and meet the queen as well. >> the diamond jubil, e marks the 60th anniversary of the queen's core nation. >> the fireworks. back here, impressive win for the a's. sports is next.

. >> looks like the a's could have beat anybody tonight. >> probably their best game of the year. probably not enough people out there to fill a can oh, e, that's the shame. just a lot of empty seats. the a's most impressive game of the year. odds of getting a foul good. ed others improve -- eight runs, second for the a's. brandon is healthy and back in. looses one over the wall. three run shot. weeks coming through with the two run single. 15 hits for them tonight. that's about a week and a half of runs for them and offensive production.

later -- a two run shot to right. look at the out fielder. didn't have a clue of where that it ball was going. leaves the yard. parker big story for the a's on the mound. he went eight innings, michael young, breaks up the no hitter, 12-1 final. glass half full, fans will say giants just swept the four game series and it won six out of seven, they barely beat one of worst teams over the weekend. they -- today down 2-0 to the chows. belt comes in to score. stayed that way until the 5th. bases loaded, crawford, double play ball to short. castro thinks it's the third out of the inning. wake up. are you a major leaguer, the pitcher say it's all right.

ryan, seven strong for his 4th straight win. the great pitch, giants allowed only six runs. unbeatable to one from done. the spurs just a week ago up 2- 0 to the thunder. they got to going. ending the third on durant's beauty from outside. they build the 14 point lead late but an 11-0 run. they are with in two as duncan takes it down deep. 50 seconds left. here is the ice water in the veins shot. james hardin20 off the bench. it may be the sports story of the year. the king beat new jersey, 4-0 tonight they lead that series

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