traffic is flowing on interstate 580 right now. authorities plan to close the freeway in both directions coming up in one hour. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. it all started this afternoon when a car hit a power pole sparking a grass fire along interstate 580 near mountain boulevard in oakland. we have live team coverage and

we begin with lloyd lacuesta and the freeway closure that's needed to accommodate pg & e's repairs. >> reporter: there's been a change of plans, they were planning to close the freeway at 9:00 but they pushed that back because they said pg & e needs more time to repair. what you see in the distance is pg & e crews preparing to do repair work. that's because pg & e crews are going to be running power lines across all lanes of the freeway. >> we're going to be literally taking the two wires, the new ones across the freeway and

zinching them up into place. >> motorist, if they do not want to be caught in the closure, stay away from the area. >> reporter: the driver suffered a medical emergency which caused her to lose control of her automobile. again in a state highway 580 will be closed, all lanes will be closed in both directions beginning at 11:00 tonight. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. when that car struck the power pole the down lines struck a fire. >> my mother was in the house, so you know they did get my mother out. so we just hope our home is safe. >> reporter: it wasn't a big fire just 2 acres, or especially hard to fight just

over an hour. but it got everybody's attention just two weeks into fire season. and it moved fast. >> we saw it and looked again and it was literally just going up the hillside. >> reporter: these two women were right behind the elderly driver who plowed into the power poles. they stopped to help dodging downed power lines. >> there were some that were two feet tall, we had to duck to miss them. >> reporter: an open bible in the car seat. >> she was trying to get out. so i kneeled down and took her purse from her. this woman had to literally step out of a wire to get out of her car. >> reporter: about 100 firefighters swarmed the hill, taking no chances with houses houses nestled along a ridge top. police with bull horns evacuated dozens of households, allow to return later to homes

with no power but no fire danger as well. >> our neighbor plant these trees about 20 years ago and they just went into flames. >> reporter: a road below the fire and a road above did serve as fire break. but still this fire rushed up the hill along this eucalyptus. a small fire put out that flaired up. in oakland, debra villalon, ktvu news. we have a developing story in alameda county right now where firefighters have made quick work of a small grass fire. it was burning along interstate 680 between senol and fremont. one of our traffic cameras caught these pictures of the northbound lane of 680 stopped as fire crews got into place. right now drivers are still

facing delays in that area. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin joining us now, he's in the weather center with a red flag posting. >> we start out with today's fire condition. look at the humidity 44%. that's why firefighters got it out in an hour. but look at what's happening this weekend. note the humidity, 10%. look at the wind gust up to 45 miles per hour. kind of a big deal so red flag warning goes into effect saturday and it's going to definitely be an increase in fire danger in eastern parts of the bay area. so big deal with the weather. we'll talk more about this as i come back in just a bit. we'll go right into your bay area weekend. in 30 minutes the wildfire burning in southern california that's also closed in

interstate. how quickly calfire says it can respond to a wildfire any where in the state. and we'll be watching the situation in oakland and plans to close 580 in an hour from now. mehserle was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the killing of oscar grant. mehserle has already served his two year sentence, the appeals court said mistaking his gun for a taser amounted to criminal negligence. mehserle's attorney says he plans to appeal now to the state supreme court. in nine minutes, two men ordered to stand trial today in the case of injured giant's fan bryan stow. the taped conversation sited in the judge's ruling. a young man suspected of shooting two people in a vallejo park has been found in los angeles. gregory bethany is in san

francisco tonight. he is accused of the shooting in crest ranch park. police issued a warrant wednesday and they tracked bethany from phoenix to los angeles. police also searched two vallejo homes and recovered a rifle that they say is likely the murder weapon. san ramon police announced the arrest of a second suspect in at a jewelry store. according to investigators when one of the would be robbers brandished a weapon the store owner shot and killed them. a fourth suspect is still at large. new at 10:00, fresh evidence of a recurring problem in antioch where squatters have been taking over foreclosed homes. this time ktvu's eric rasmussen got a call for help from the former owners of the house even though they don't even live there anymore. >> reporter: those former owners found out they are still

liable for what's happening. we've relocated tonight as a precaution. but earlier we got a chance to question the people accused of bringing some problems in a neighborhood less than a mile from here. >> you guys live here? >> yes, we do. >> reporter: are you squatting in this house. >> no, can you get the cram a off me. >> reporter: neighbors say this woman and several others have been squatting at this house for most of the year despite the story she gave us. >> so i just want to fine out your side of the story. >> i got a lease. >> reporter: can i see it. >> that's none of your busy -- business who are you? >> i'm a reporter with channel 2. >> you need to leave please. >> we're going to do everything we can to get them out of that house. >> reporter: formers owners left the house after losing it to foreclosure. they only found out about the

squatters after we contacted them. the property is still in the cutler's name. now neighbors say it's become a magnet for crime. >> i was told one guy had needles on him and the other had a weapon on them. >> why isn't this their problem? >> there should be, there's nobody that holds them accountable though. >> reporter: instead it's the cutler's who have confronted the unwelcomed house guests and given them five days to leave the home that was part of their american dream. >> our former neighbors are being tortured this was not our intent. >> reporter: the cutlers are ready to file papers to evict the squatters if they don't leave on their own. authorities tell us squatting has become an especially serious problem in this part of contra costa county. we're live here in antioch, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. the stock market's have had their best weeks so far this year after a truly miserable month of may. the dow gained 93 points rising

for a fourth day in a row. nasdaq was up 27. positive reports played a part in the increase. facebook ipo may have lost -- cnbc reports that ubs did not receive confirmation it had bought a million shares from clients and posted multiple orders. for its part facebook shares finished up 79-cents at 27.10. that's still 3% below its initial ipo price. and back here in just 10

minutes with your saturday forecast. it's going to be warmer. >> a major sporting event is coming to the bay area. we'll show you the preparations underway and find out how much money it's expected to bring to the economy.

new at 10:00, the world's top golfers will be converging on to the area for one of top

golf tournaments. julie haener is live. >> reporter: u.s. open officials expect 33,500 fans here each day. tee time is almost a week away. thursday, but the preparation is at a fever pitch from improving the esthetics to making sure the tournament runs smoothly. this crew from florida is here to set up several led displays for keeping scores and displaying ads. >> we got some people out there testing wireless network which will collect the information from the walking scores. >> reporter: this evening we found marsha and james to spend their vacation volunteering for the u.s. open. >> why did you guys decide to volunteer? >> because i love golf. i play golf. >> you have to pay them. >> reporter: no one says how

much volunteers pay to get byline the scenes access. but we're told the amount varies and that it's on a sliding scale. >> it pays for your uniform because you get two shirts and a jacket and a hat, basically covers that. >> reporter: at new by joe's at west lake restaurant, guy told us he was a bust boy here the last time the olympic club hosted the u.s. open in 1988. experience tells him to expect business to double so he's hired additional workers but he's a golf fan. >> i got tickets for saturday afternoon. >> who are you rooting for? >> i would like to see tiger woods repeat his performance from the last win. >> reporter: the tournament is expected to pump 140 to $170 million into the local economy. >> daley city is not really noted, but you get the open here and it's incredible. >> reporter: we're told the

tournament is almost sold out. reporting live from the olympic club, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, the u.s. golf association says tickets are limited but they are still available. people interested in going can purchase tickets on-site at will call. the sale runs through sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. buyers are limited to four tickets per day and prices start at $110. officers are about to be furloughed. the chp has just reached an agreement to furlough officers. this is the first time chp officers will be furloughed. two san jose police officers are suing the department in federal court in a retaliation case. the officers are 54-year-old luis hernandez and calderon,

they say they filed time cards for other officers. the city attorney has declined to comment because he hasn't seen the lawsuit yet. new information now on a nearly hour long chase last night through contra costa county. police today identified the driver of a stolen truck as 25- year-old christopher andrews of castro valley. the chase spent sparking flying after the truck ran over the police spike strips. it all started in pittsburg. a los angeles judge has ruled the two men accused of beating giant fan bryan stow will stand trial and if convicted they could face years in prison. ktvu's christien kafton was in the courtroom today where an audio tape suggested that the suspects have already considered what could possibly happen to them. >> i'm ordering that both defendants be held to answer to

the los angeles superior court. >> reporter: louis sanchez sat motionless when the judge sited a taped jailhouse conversation between the two men at one point of the tape sanchez apologizes for getting his friend into trouble. >> man, i'm sorry marv. dude, we're [ bleep ] pro, regardless. >> defense attorneys argued that tape could refer to another fight not necessarily bryan stow. >> it's not specific enough and never does he say i did anything to mr. stow. >> reporter: meanwhile sanchez attorney argued prosecutors never defentively identified the two men as the men who attacked bryan stow. >> it is clear that there was no identification. >> reporter: prosecutors argued that witnesses placed norwood and sanchez at the scene and

said there was pattern of aggressive behavior in and outside the ballpark. >> both defendants should be required to answer on the charges against bryan stow. and like wise mr. sanchez should be held to answer on the other misdemeanor battery charge. >> reporter: sanchez will face a charge on the attack of bryan stow and charges inside and outside the stadium. he's facing 11 years in prison. norwood is facing nine years for the attack on stow. both could get 10 years in federal prison if convicted. both are due back in court in two weeks for the arraignment. and more details now bryan stow's family responded to today's hearing online. thanking authorities for their work in investigating the case. a new blog post reads, we put our faith and trust into everyone involved we know it's important to them as well to see justice prevail at the end

of all of this. ktvu today talked with one of stow's coworkers about today's ruling. >> very heartened by it the fact that they initially caught these guys and positively identified and they feel they have enough evidence to go on with the trial. we all take a lot of comfort in that. >> his former coworker went to say stow had a lot of friends at amr. and he always talked about the giants. ramos has been convicted of three counts of first degree murder. the victims were anthony bolognia and two sons. ramos believed they were rival gang members. he is facing life in prison without the possibility of parol. and it's windy out there right now. we go north of concord and out

toward the antioch area. out toward pittsburg. mid-40s, upper 40s, mid-50s. chilly as you get going for your saturday morning but as we talked about it it's going to warm tomorrow afternoon. these are the highs from today. that's where they go tomorrow. temperatures coming up a few degrees. we're going to see lots of 80s tomorrow. as we head into sunday, more changes. i'll be back here in just a bit. about 10:35, we'll go right into our sunday forecast and we look at very warm temperatures next week, see you back here. a 5-gallon container that washed up to a beach may be degree from last year's tsunami. the office of emergency services had chinese and japanese writing on it. the agency says right now they can't confirm if that container is indeed tsunami debris. graduation night for some bay area teens. at 10:30 how one city is coming together tonight to show them a

good but safe time. police say about 100 teenagers hopped this fence and partied at a palatial estate while the owner was in prison. then left with something valued at $30,000.

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a marin county mansion with a storied past now has a storied present. rita williams tells us about a who done it involving a prime minister, a valued picaso and some teenaged partyers. >> reporter: it sits above a hill in nevado. an estate with a 20,000 square foot pang, five swimming pools and two helicopter landing pads -- square foot mansion, five swimming pools and two

helicopter landing pads. >> it's the most amazing home i've ever been in. >> we got a call from an adult that learned from one of their children that people were going up to that house to party. >> reporter: john dibble said he saw the teens gathering outside the gate. after jumping the gate, they had to hike up the winding road to the house. >> nobody invited me to the party. >> reporter: police say when they got here the partyers scattered. the caretakers realized laptops, 500,000 candle sticks and $30,000 picasso lithograph were missing. pablo laserinco bought this house for $7 million in cash. later convicted of money laundering he's due out of prison in november. >> you're working on the house? >> yes. >> reporter: a man leaving the property today had no comment. neither did the property manager. police warn anyone who may now be tempted to get inside the

mansion that the car taker says security has been increased. in nevado, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. water service has now been restored to a san francisco neighborhood near fisherman's wharf after a water main ruptured today. water flooding out of a water main disrupted services between beach and main. services were disrupted including the radisson hotel where guests were without water. water was restored about 1:00 in the afternoon. workers across the city walked out of their jobs. employees with the communication workers of america staged a rally. some say they recently received a memo from management threatening lay offs unless

performance improved. at&t officials tell us they're working with the union to get workers back on the job as soon as possible. tribune is moving uptown. starting monday the paper will move to a former bank branch at 19th and broadway in oakland's bustling uptown neighborhood. the newspaper says it's also setting up a media lab to offer journalism classes and training. it's graduation night and one city is sending its class of seniors on a trip to las vegas of sorts. we'll show you a community's gift to its graduates. >> and eight surgeries and her future is still uncertain. what the family of a 4-year-old girl is trying to do to solve a hit-and-run case. [ alarm beeping, motor revving ]

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high school graduation ceremonies are being held tonight across the bay area. jana katsuyama is live now in martinez to explain how one community is helping kids party in a safe and sober way, jana. >> reporter: that's right they are sending their kids to las vegas or at least the multi purpose building at their school that has been transformed with bright lights. the mirage complete with the smoke as well as music, dj and casino tables for them to enjoy a little bit of gambling i guess for raffle prizes. it's all a night of fun to help keep the students safe and off the streets. >> reporter: in the setting sun the graduates took their final steps tonight on the ohambra

high school football field. marching toward their futures as family and friends watched and cheered and held back a few tears. >> we're so proud but hard to let go on graduation night. there's so much for the graduates and we wish them all the best, they've had the world in front of them. >> a lot of these kids it's the last time they see each over. because the kids go to college, get married do different things they all split up. >> reporter: city leaders, police and community members are sponsoring a party to celebrate and to make sure these graduates are safe. grads can dance, eat, play video games, gamble, and even have a mock marriage all for free. parents raised $50,000 in donation. >> it's really an example of the community coming together to do great things for kids. the idea came as having a safe place for them to spend graduation then. >> by then they are exhausted they don't have enough energy

to do anything else. they go home, go to bed and we feel we've kept a lot of kids on off the roads and in a good safe environment. >> reporter: organizers say they've been doing this for two decades but they worry they won't have enough funds for next year and they hope to keep doing this to keep students safe. president obama had to do a little back peddling ter a comment sent republicans racing to the microphone. the president went to the podium to push legislation for jobless. >> the truth of the matter is that as i said we created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private-sector is doing fine. >> reporter: later the president said the over all

economy is not doing fine but by then presumptive gop candidate has pounced on the comment. >> for the president to say the private-sector is doing fine is going to go down in history as an extraordinary miscalculation and misunderstanding by a president who's out of touch. >> the romney campaign quickly went on social media sites and put on instant ads using the words on the internet and they say they will continue to keep giving the president grief on the matter. a gop field poll shows voters supporting governor brown's tax initiative. in the approval rating in the ktvu field poll we reported last night, the numbers were lower. >> the tax measure is as popular as i am which is just

fine. because they have to stand on their own merit. >> reporter: governor brown warned, that many schools will have to close. much of the money would go to education, he says. it was exactly a month ago that a little girl was critically injured in a hit-and- run in concord. she's been hospitalized ever since going from one surgery after another. ktvu's allie rasmus explains why this next week will decide whether her foot has to be amputated. >> reporter: alima amadi looks peaceful sleeping in her icu bed. but there's nothing peaceful about what she's been through. eight surgeries. >> she's a very happy child and i want her to go back to what she used to be. a very happy child. >> for me this is like somebody almost you know, taking my heart and just destroying it. i was very sad. very sad. >> reporter: it's all because

of what happened exactly a month ago today. alima was hit by a truck near clayton and sixth street in clayton. just before the accident, alima had been making chalk drawings. she later told her parents one of the neighborhood kids threw some of the chalk into the street. she ran out to get it and that's when the truck hit her. >> the challenge is just locating the truck and then trying to identify who the driver is. >> reporter: alima's parents are asking the public for help. >> he he deserves to be punished, for what he did to my child. >> reporter: they're offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> just come forward and tell your story because we want to know. >> reporter: the family is hoping the most recent operation works and that their

cheerful smiling 4-year-old will be back on her feet again. allie rasmussen. bart officials say as of tonight, b.a.r.t. has repaired eight escalators. they will add another con contractor to help with those repairs. the event that brought children and inmates together behind prison walls. >> back here in just a few minutes, we're going to look at the bay area weekend forecast. one of those days, saturday, and sunday will be the hottest. we'll tell you which one as we go boo next week. a fire burning hundreds of acres in southern california. the freeway closed as a result. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right.

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at this hour firefighters are battling a brush fire fort of los angeles. it's burning in hilly terrain. i5 the key artery in and out of los angeles was shut down for hours because the smoke created such poor visibility the traffic is moving again in both directions. however two lanes remain closed in the northbound direction. they are expected to reopen

though by 1:00 this morning. no injuries have been r- rted and no structures are threatened and as of right now that fire is 35% contained -- have been reported and no structures are threatened. firefighters are getting read did for an active fire season. there are 22 air tankers spread across the state and fire officials say they can respond to any location in california in 13 minutes or less. and they say that will definitely come in handy. >> i feel in our 38 years, we've had our fair share of fires. >> tanker crews say they're capable of slowing the fire down so that fire crews on the ground can put out the fire. the u.n. says they could smell the stench of death.

nearly 80 people were killed. there was evidence of a brutal attack and fires that were used to cover the crime. in china the driver of a bus found himself at the bottom of a sink hole. the driver was hospitalized with injurys to his face. he was the only person on the bus. heavy rains in the area may have created that sink hole. in japan the prime minister said it is necessary to restart two nuclear reactors. japan shut down all of its nuclear plants after the tsunami damaged fukushima. the country depends heavily on nuclear energy. father's day is a week from sunday but not every day is able to spend time with his family. in san quentin, a special

program got their children past the bars and into the arms of their fathers. one man got to see his grandson for his first time. >> it's just beautiful to be able to meet him for the first time. to see him smile, you know like i'm not in prison right now. i'm at home with my family right now. >> 25 bus loads of youngsters from all across the state arrived at the prison today. six other prisons will have similar visits this weekend. it's like something right out of the bible. a family is dealing with a locust invasion. debby campbell says the insects started showing up at her farm last week. since them campbell and her husband have been looking for ways to get rid of them. we're told an insect expert at uc davis will try to help that family get rid of the locusts this weekend. camping out for days. these people are lining up

outside of a shoe store for something that doesn't go on sale until tomorrow. what's keeping two libraries from opening for two years. a live update for the chp on a freeway that's set to reopen after the weekend. and which part of the weekend we'll see the warmest weather.

in san jose the city clerk says there's really no excuse for it he simply made a mistake. why that mistake may keep four libraries from opening for at least the next two years. >> reporter: four recently built libraries across san jose including this one are ready to open but if not due to budget cuts. save san jose libraries decided to collect signatures for an

initiative to increase funding. but the city figured out they made a mistake. and they require double the signature. >> it was an error on our part and we apologize for that. >> reporter: state elections code requires 15% to change to charter. >> it was a simple error. there's no conspiracy or any effort by anyone to sabotage the efforts. >> reporter: which would then qualify it for the ballot in 2014. >> it's very unfortunate and i would like to know who said what when and hold them

accountable. >> reporter: save san jose libraries is asking the city council to make up if -r the city staff's mistake and put the charter amendment on the november ballot. mat keller, ktvu news. a bid of $250,000 for lunch with warren buffet. the bid eclipsed last year's bid for $200,000. in the past 13 years he's raised more than $11 million for glide charities which provide food and shelter for thousands of people. as for the person who bid to have lynch with warren buffet, he or she wishes to remain anonymous. that is former grateful dead drummer mickey heart

performing with patients this afternoon at ucsf children's hospital in san francisco. today's drum lesson was part of music day at the hospital which encouraging patients to explore different kinds of instruments. and we've got a little bit of wind out there still. the fog is not at the coast and that means a warmer day tomorrow. the fog has been having a hard time forming. the winds have made sure of that. we go offshore in san francisco. gusting to 40 miles per hour. that's out of the west basically. westerly winds. a little bit northwesterly so it's this direction. that's big time. 40miles per hour. let's check out point reyes. 43miles per hour. the winds are really kicking up today. the winds are switching around despite the powerful winds we're seeing at this hour. tomorrow there should be less winds and they should be coming a little bit out of the north- northwest and that will warm us up. highs today for your friday. highs tomorrow are coming up 5 degrees. highs on sunday another five

degrees. that will putt us into the 90s. forecast then for tonight. i don't think fog will be happening tonight. i think you wake up in the morning and it'll be very nice at the coast and everywhere else. gusty winds as we're seeing out there right now. sunny and warmer as we go into the bay area weekend. the extended forecast is going to get warm. it's going to feel like summer around here. lot of kids out of school for summer -- a lot of the kids out for school for summer. that warms the air and sends it offshore. that will start off tomorrow but sunday is the day you're going to really notice the heat. inland bay valleys you're going to see plenty of 90s. this pattern sets up a clearing situation. so it's going to be nice coast side. the microclimates for saturday not as warm sunday but still nice. 75degrees out toward the berkeley area. you're going to go mid- and upper 70s. and you get into lafayette.

and mid-80s into livermore valley. a nice looking weekend ahead. in clear lake and san helena and napa all in the 80s. 78 in vallejo, good air quality. sunday is going to be warmer than this. so forecast highs on sunday. just tack on a good five to 8 degrees to these numbers. coastal fog not really a player so it's a nice coastal period as well. there'll be some breezy north- northwest winds. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view because it's right there in front of you and looks good. sunday is going to be the warmest day of your weekend. sunday night, and then monday, tuesday remains pretty warm and into wednesday. into the upper 80s. >> jus makes you go outside. >> good weekend for it. >> thanks, bill. back now to that emergency freeway closure in oakland. the chp is said to close part of interstate 580 at 11:00 tonight. lloyd lacuesta is live alongside the freeway with an

update from the chp, lloyd. >> reporter: julie we're at edwards avenue. quick recap of what happened, a motorist hit a power pole. pg & e now has to put lines back up. to do that they have to close the freeway in both directions with the chp officer sam morgan. what do you want motorists out there to know about shutting down the freeway tonight. >> what we want motorists to do is to obey all direction of chp personnel, we'll be doing rolling traffic breaks. that's when the officers will have emergency lights on and going back and forth along traffic lanes. what we don't want to see is any motorists attempting to pass chp personnel. safety is of up most concern. >> it's also dangerous, so obey the law and get off the freeway. >> exactly, we're going to be escorting individuals off the

freeway off of westbound 580 seminary avenue off of eastbound 580 and in the davenport. so when you see the chp officer escorting you off the freeway, obey rules. >> reporter: 580 in both directions closed tonight probably for about an hour. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu news. sports director mark ibanez is up next with word of a no hitter in the national league west, we'll be right back.

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dozens of people are spending the night on market street in san francisco all hoping to get a first crack at a new pair of nike shoes. the shiekk store is one of the stores that will be selling the new nike air yeezy sneakers beginning at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. they are limited edition shoes they were designed by wrapper kanye west and sell for $240 but bids on ebay are already up over $1,000 sight unseen. >> i think i saw a pair on ebay for 5,000.

i was looking to see, $5,000 for a pair of shoes. waiting in line like that. mark here now. is it a horrible night unforgettable night for the a's. >> when you're buster posey and cabrera were going to sit out over the texas rangers did not sound good. it was not good. criticism from the media and fans alex smith checking it out. barry zito a guy who also knows about that. pitching well of late but in the first, ian kinsler likes what he sees. rides it out 1-0. zito with a costly mistake here. ground ball back up the middle by blanco, zito you're safe what are you doing? the pitcher running the bases doesn't belong out there and that was about the biggest rally the giants have.

you want to see sweetest swing in all of baseball, hamilton. that is a thing of beauty. the first time the giants have shut out all year. exactly the weird and wacky things the giants like to hear from the dodgers. the final out, kevin millwood started for seattle but left after 6 innings with a groin problem. five other relievers followed and tom wilkinson finished it out in the ninth. 1-0. every team has to endure two or three of those every year, a full on punch in the gut. it was the a's turn tonight. doesn't get much more disheartening for this. bob melvin's crew led most of the way. six run second down in arizona. the pitcher malone doesn't get to bat much expect in interleague play. 2-7 lifetime with five rbis,

there's a 2-1 slicer. a walk, a single. the walk off for the diamondbacks, tough to take if you're an a's fan. 9-8 final came off puente. there will be no triple crown winner after i'll have another bouts out. described as the start of tendinitis the reason the sensational horse will now be required. >> he's done so much that it was unanimous for us to retire him. it is bummer but again, far from tragic but it is very disappointing. >> college baseball stanford beat by florida state 17-1 in the regional.

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