. a special service is held today for a jockey who died after a race. >> a firefighter sent to the hospital while battling a fire. while the building has been a trouble spot before. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> hello. i'm heather holmes. there was a sense of sadness today at th alameda county fair.

a memorial was held for a jockey killed during a race. how that jockey was remembered. >> reporter: eight horses sprang from the starting line to run around this one mile track. after the memorial race a crowd of friends and colleagues of the 33-year-old posed with his picture. >> he was a good guy. >> reporter: this is the sport he dedicated his life too. born in mexico he had raised more than a thousand times. he hadda 55 wins. during a race here thursday night he fell off his horse and later died from head injuries. >> he straightened the turn for just one step and that was enough to bump his horse on the shoulder and sent him out and down he went. >> the horses are moving at 40 miles an hour and it's a dangerous situation. >> we who are left behind mourn. >> reporter: the race communitied hands and hung community joined hands.

>> i will remember him as a good human being. >> reporter: this afternoon it was back to the races. the jockeys say there is no time to reflect on the perils of the job they love. >> we are said, we are mourning and we think about it, talk about it. we are on the track it's do your job, race right and you know enjoy what we do. >> reporter: that was allie reporting. >> a firefighter was in the hospital today fighting a two alarm fire in downtown oakland this morning. it was reported just before 9:20 inside a three story brick building on webster street. officials say the firefighter who was injured had minor burns. neighbors we talked to said this isn't the first time they have smelled smoke coming from that building. >> it's kind of alarming because you see the fire burning because i don't want it to hit our building. it's disturbing because it'll be a safety issue. >> reporter: a fire battalion

chief said firefighters did not see any evidence of squatters inside the building. the cause sunday investigation. >> i highway patrol said a broken down pickup truck is likely to blame for a deadly chain reaction crash overnight. the five vehicle accident happened on southbound highway 101. near east poplar just before one. one person died and another is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. the accident prompted the highway patrol to close all but one lane of southbound 101. the freeway was reopened at about four. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but neither alcohol or drugs are believed to be a factor. >> police are investigating a shooting last night at a liquor store. a man leaving the store near 10th street was shot in the foot. he said he was heading to his car when he was shot and managed to drive himself to the hospital. police say no arrests have been made. >> the general hospital is

asking for the public's help to identity a critically ill patient. the young man was admitted to the hospital yesterday afternoon after falling from an overpass on interstate 280. the hospital said he appears to be latino in his late teens or early 20s, 5'4'' and 145 pounds. he has severe head trauma and other injuries. six nato soldiers were killed in afghanistan and tonight the french press is reporting they were all american. details are sketchy but the security assistance force said they died in eastern afghanistan. another soldier died in a similar attack earlier in the day including today's deaths, 234nato service members have died in afghanistan so far in year. >> the fbi is investigating the disappearance of millions of dollars from elderly trust accounts in the south bay.

the mercury news reports more than $17 million disappeared from 35 trust accounts. they were being manages by a services of campbell. the owner blames her former boyfriend and business partner. she claims he secretly wired the money out of the accounts. there is no word of arrests. in just hours tens of thousands of computer users won't be able to get on the internet. that's because at nine the fbi is set to take down temporary servers meant to stop an online scam. who is behind the scam and how  you can protect your computer. >> now to a story of strange pelican behavior. there are reports of those big birds acting strangely. ken pritchett talks to experts about the problem and is live now at international bird rescue center in fairfield. >> reporter: i want you to take a look inside at this.

there are more than it 30 brown pelicans here, 90% of them arrived here at the center hungry but the why is not clear. it could just be nature at work. at ocean beach pelicans high overhead are a common sight. this bird did something strange. it landed next to beach goers and then blocked this woman's way. >> right in front of my car. just stopped. i put on my flashers and tried to -- get it away. >> reporter: that failed so she picked it up and eventually was taken to a less center. it's happening more and more. >> 56 brown pelicans, we are going through 400 pounds of fish a day which costs us $700 a day. >> reporter: isabel with international bird rescue san francisco bay center said some of them are lifed injured but most are just hungry young birds inspectioned at hunting. >> they are just looking for

food and if people are offering them some kind of food or somehow getting them in closer to them then they will do whatever they can to get fed. >> reporter: there could be a lack of food or a die off of a growing population. they were listed as endangered just a few years ago. she said if someone sees a hungy pelican they should leave it alone at first. >> we want to see if they can eventually start foraging on their own. >> reporter: the bird center said this time last year they saw hungry pelicans but the numbers are greater this year which may add to the thought that this could be the result of a growing population. in fairfield. ken pritchett. >> a quake in the fort bragg area may have rattled people awake a little earlier than they would like. a 4.3 quake shook the area just after 5:00 this morning. there are no reports of

injuries or damage. >> the deadly heat wave over a congratulate area of the outs is starting to go down. its being blamed for 35 deaths. there were new or tied all time high records in nearly 300 cities. the weather also caused big headaches for a lot of business owners. >> the transformers, all caught own fire. the fire department came and now -- all i'm thinking about is my business. >> cooler weather and rain is expected in the midwest and east coast tomorrow. there is some concern however that new band of weather can bring severe thunderstorms to that area. >> and speaking of the heat waiver we may have a little bit of a heat wave coming our way. mark is here with the details. >> yeah. that hot area approaching the west coast anda we will have a bump in your numbers over the next few days. today we went the other direction because of this, the fog and deeper marine layer cooled us off. not much in the way of extreme

heat. you can seat fog, very dense fog hugging the coastline from pacifica, half moon bay. san francisco, there is the golden gate bridge and that has the stronger on shore breeze. cooled us off five to ten degrees from yesterday. here is a look at the overall pattern. yesterday we had a shallow marine layer. today that marine layer deepened to about 500 feet and couple that with the on shore breeze. we cooled off sot warmest around the 90-degree mark that. will change starting tomorrow. as far as current numbers, pretty pleasant and cool for san francisco. 59 degrees but 80s toward fairfield. concord and livermore. here is the forecast model showing you the fog, first thing monday morning hugging the coast, still a few patches in to the bay. once again this could be dense and start out the monday morning, most areas, see in the 50s.

san jose 56, morgan hill in the mid50s and san francisco at 51 with the fog targeting the coast and around the bay. coming up temperature change you will notice for tomorrow afternoon and when triple digit heat returns to parts of the bay area. >> upcoming hearing for suspended san francisco sheriff may raise questions about the mayor. the attorney said -- about offering him a private sector job in exchange for his resignation. he claims that the former supervisor said he made that offer to him on lee's behalf. his lawyer said he wants to prove lee perjured himself on the stand when he denied knowledge of any such offer. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of a loved academy award winning actor. >> we have enough good sense -- i will beg that girl to marry me. >> i won that for his lead role in marty in 1955.

he also was a scheming navy officer in a television sitcom. he died at in los angeles. >> one bay area city considers closing one of lieutenants fire stations, why officials say residents shouldn't be alarmed if it happens. >> i think a bank because there is the atm nearby home. romney had one in switzerland. >> more criticism over romney's finances. what the obama campaign is demanding from him. >> and one group is gaining clout. the key factor that could change the outcome of the november election.

. fire crews have now fully contained a fire near redding. the dale fire destroyed two structures, damages five homes and burned more than 1200

acres. about 100 people were also forced to evacuate but they have since been allowed back home. the cause of that fire is under investigation. the san carlos city council is set to meet tomorrow to discuss possible station closures. the mercury news reports staffing shortages have prompted the department to close the alameda fire station, roughly 30% of the time over the next officials say it shouldn't hurt response time because neighboring fire departments would respond if needed. >> in election 2012 news tonight it's back to campaigning after the holiday. the president returned to the white house this afternoon from camp david. he goes to the heart land on tuesday for a speech in cedar rapids with events closer to home later this week. the current, focus of his campaign is jobs and the economy. a poll gave him a two point edge in swing states.

a top adviser hammered at romney's foreign business dealings today. >> we have a guy who believes and has been a pioneer in outsourcing jobs, and he off shores most of his own money probably to shield them from taxes. i don't know -- i pick a bank because there is an atm near my home. romney had a bank account in switzerland. >> the obama campaign is calling for romney to relass a series of tax returns. romney's campaign said he has released two years of returns and called today's comments disgusting. the gop nominee is focusing on fund-raisers. thursday in wyoming. a republican predicted a tight race for november, perhaps even a 50/50 split. >> i think it'll be a very close election. there are a number of places

where we have opportunities for pick ups, not many places where we have much chance of losing a seat. i think at end of the day we will have a narrow senate. >> republicans hold 47 seats in the senate. they dominate the house where democrats would need to win 25 seats to gain control. >> analysts say candidates should be courting the often overlooked voting block,a asian americans. one key change this november could bring more of them to the voting booth. >> reporter: ann is part of a group of volunteers this election year making sure asian americans turn out to vote. >> i think the community has been overlooked because maybe haven't been as involved for as long. >> reporter: a research center study showed they have been the fastest growing racial group in the past decade, even out pacing latinos in the past three years. for them their political power

is slowly progressing. >> they have actually moved from being a marginal community to being the margin of victory. >> reporter: they are nearly 6% of the american population and according to the study the racial group has the highest median income for any group and is the best educated. >> like we do well in schools w he work hard, we pay taxes so the -- we don't have any problems and because we don't we don't have a voice. >> reporter: the latest numbers show in 2008, 3.4 million went to the polls but the group is largely ignored by both parties and another challenge, unlike the latino population which mainly has a common identity the communities have so many different languages, making it hard for them to come together into one voting bloc. >> they haven't been reached out to so there is a level of engagement. >> reporter: with balance for

them, expanding across 11 states the community's time in the political wilderness may becoming to an end. >> the population grew nationwide by 41% between 2000 and 2011. that increase was high. nine of 11 states likely to be key battlegrounds. >> service on san francisco muni should be back to norm alabi early tomorrow morning. crews have been working on a rail replacement project and took the rail cars out of service. its been in place for passengers. it should be back up and running by 5:00 tomorrow morning. caltrain will start testing a new technology that will provide more accurate information about arrival time. they will use realtime information from gps equipment on trains to predict arrivals unhour in advance.

it'll deliver it to riders by verbal announcement at train stations and by e-mail and text messages. >> still ahead, the new state of -- in syria. civilians are killed, what united states leaders say is the key to peace in that country. >> the death toll from severe flooding in russia. why the country's president is now ordering an investigation. >> and the new find that could help dozens of children with a mysterious illness.

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. the violence in syria got worse, 35 were killed across the country today including 17 civilians. a special envoy hopes to save peace from the bloody conflict. now aided by russian arms flowing to the syrian government. >> reporter: he is in syria trying to save the six point peace plan he put forth four months ago and said so far his plan that was to start with a crease fire in april has failed. he told a newspaper that significant efforts have been made to try to resolve this situation. obviously we have not succeeded and perhaps there is no guarantee that we will. 50 people were killed on saturday and more than 14,000 have been killed since trouble started in march 2011. here in washington the former un ambassador said a main

opponent of peace is russia and here is why. >> i think russia sees the government and it's continuation as critical to what remains of its position in the middle east and those factors won't change. >> the secretary of state called the concession a wake up call for everybody. >> the days are numbered and the sooner there can be an end to the violence and a -- beginning of a political transition process, not only will fewer people die, but there is a chance to save the syrian state. >> reporter: she said the opposition is getting more effective defending themselves and going on the offensive against the military so there is no indication that the fighting will stop any time soon. in washington. >> today the former presidential candidate john mccain blasted the president for not doing more to stop the

violence in syria calling the lack of action shameful. >> we know -- president of the united states should be speaking out for the people of syria, second we should get arms to them and so that -- we can balance the forces. it's not a terrifying. russian arms coming in. >> the senator agreed the secretary of state that the days as the leader are numbered but said that could be a very large number. groups estimate the government forces have now killed more than 14,000 people since the up rising started last year. >> a group in lybia has taken an early lead in the elections to replace the late dictator. the national forces alliance said that it has secured sizable majorities in the party vote for national assembly. its lead by a political

sciencist. the group appeals to moderates. official results are expected later this week. the new egypt president called called for the return of the parliament. it's expected to lead to a clash between him and egypt's powerful military generals. the clashes escalate. >> in other news of the world -- the death toll from this weekend is at 146 with many more still missing. the floods in the area are said to be the worst natural disaster in history. tens of thousands of people are now without power. many of those killed were elderly and became trapped in their homes when the floodwaters hit overnight. iran launch aid mass production of a new advances laser guided anti armor

missile. this is government supplied video. the defense minister said that the missile's specific guidance system makes it resistant against any sort of electronic warfare. and china is struggling with two mine disasters. today crews continued to pull out workers from the flooded mine. eight men are underground. nearby a gas explosion killed seven. the police have arrested the owner of the first mine. it flooded on wednesday but the accident wasn't reported for hours delaying the rescue. >> nucleus about a mystery illness that's claimed dozens of children in cambodia. over the last four moss 62 cases of the illness have turned up. 60 of those children died. the mosquito born illnesses explode during this time of year there because of the many pools of stagnant water where they breed. it's not clear if they are carrying the illness.

>> our concern is to get the diagnosis sorted out. then it'll be easier for us to assess how dangerous or not dangerous it is for neighboring countries. >> now they say more than a dozen of the cases tested positive for the virus. the virus was found in the 1960s in the united states where it was blamed for diseases in california. its associated with hand, foot and mouth disease but there is no known treatment for it. the who warns that the find of the disease doesn't mean the problem of the cases has been solved, they say much more analysis and testing is needed. >> tens of thousands of people just hours from having their internet access cut off. what you can do to protect your computer. >> and changes could becoming to a controversial tract of land owned by berkeley. what leaders hope to build. >> i don't know why anybody

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. recapping the top stories, friends and colleagues today remembered a jockey killed last week during a race at alameda county fair. the 33-year-old had a fatal head injury after he fell off his horse during a race thursday night. officials say vendors and employees donated $4,000 to help his family return his body to mexico burial.

a firefighter suffered minor burns today. it the fire was reported this morning. neighbors say they smelled smoke coming that building before. investigators say they didn't see any evidence squatters were inside that building. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a broken down pickup truck is believed to be the cause of a chain reaction crash in san mateo overnight that left a person dead and another injured. the five vehicle accident happened just before one this morning on southbound highway 01. part of the freeway was shut down but reopened around 4:00 this morning. >> the fbi warned about malware knocking out internet service to hundreds of thousands across the world. we are now just hours from that happening. >> reporter: thousands may soon find they can't get on the internet. >> there will be people who can't get on because it's not very many, they are estimating

nationwide it's between 60,000. >> reporter: that's because some computers affected with malware that redistricts the web browsing to fake sites. >> if you went to am.com it may send to you a fake apple and maybe ads or things you that didn't want. >> reporter: the fbi said that more than four million in about 100 countries were infected with the malware. here more than a half million computer was affected, even nass was hit. the crooks made millions by redirecting internet traffic before they were busted in what the fbi called operation ghost click. they replaced the fake servers with temporary clean ones but as of 9:00 p.m. sunday those will be taken down. >> that's part of computers, nowadays. >> reporter: amanda working on her laptop wasn't worried. >> it seems like that's part of life. have you to protect your

computer and not put out password when's are you in public and take responsibility. >> reporter: folks with current anti virus shouldn't have a problem. >> more details now. experts offer the following advice on dealing the attacks. first always keep a back up of important files and if you think you may be infected check reports for any unusual charges. also change your password, especially store passworded for applications or web browsers. be sure to go to the website to see if your computer is infected with malware. we have information in web links. >> the albany city council set to meet tomorrow to vote on a proposed whole foods store on a portion of berkeley land owned -- that is . if approved the store would be built on the southern portion of it.

the land is where the occupy the farm movement started. one said she is in favor of the project. >> i think it's going to be a very productive project. i supported it. > officials at city hall expect dozens of people including members of the occupy movement to pack the meeting tomorrow night. because of the increased interest in the plan city leaders have moved their regular city council meeting location for tomorrow night. it'll be moved from the albany city hall to the community center. that's on marin avenue. the meeting will start at 7:30. residents living near the airport may notice more noise than usual over the next few weeks but not from airplanes. tomorrow they will continue work on its 200 million-dollar terminal 1 renovation project. crews will drive concrete into the ground. it's scheduled between 6:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

monday through friday. it'll last until july 20th. the ground breaking for a new control tower at the airport is set for tomorrow. transportation secretary and the head of the faa are expected to join the mayor and the sfo airport director. officials say the 221-foot tall tower will create local jobs and increase passenger safety. >> organizers say the avon walk for breast cancer that wrapped up today raised $4.8 million. thousands of people started the 39-mile walk yesterday at fort mason. the route took them through san francisco, across the golden gate bridge and ended last night. today though early this morning the walkers reversed course and took part in clothes ceremonies at fort mason this afternoon. bay area breast cancer groups will benefit from all of that money raised. inmates at prison held a second day of their own breast cancer walk. it's the 4th year for the

event. their goal to race ten thousand dollars for the program. they also made art work and jewelry which will be auctioned off to race money for the women's cancer resource center in oakland. >> juror selection in the wrongl death lawsuit against a convicted killer will start tomorrow. he was convicted four years ago of killing his wife and burying her body near their home in the hills. the lawsuit is on behalf of the couple's two children. the attorneys say they filed it in the event that he has hidden assets. >> redwood may see more housing near the caltrain station. the city has plans for a four star hotel on property it owns on winslow veto. developers say the current market calls for permanent housing. tomorrow the city council will consider whether to authorize the manager to begin negotiating a building of 100 rental units. >> if you are looking for a unique piece of property in the bay area and have extra cash a

lot of cash you may want to look in the mid of of the bay. there is a six acre island just south richmond san ralph yoel bridge and it's up for sale. there are no structures but the views are stunning. it was listed for $22 million last year but the price is down. now it's up for about $5 million. remember to factor in the need for a boat to get there. >> thieves apparently have a new targe . big money being made by stealing items like card board and oil from sidewalks and even back alleys. >> reporter: it's 3:00 a.m. and a man comes from a professional looking truck behind a restaurant. he wears a seemingly official vest but instead of unlocking some padlocks he snaps them off. what is he after? believe it or not cooking oil. >> somebody just come up and do that sort of thing.

i don't know why anybody would want to mess with that nasty stuff. >> reporter: he messed them before. the restaurant camera caught the action. >> worst thing is that they cut the locks off. come on. >> reporter: the cooking oil ripoff came right before the restaurant's monthly grease pick up. >> anything we cook on the flat grill goes into a little drawer and we dump it in a bucket. the same with the chicken fryer and the barbecue. >> reporter: that goop is then used by refiners to make bio diesel fuel for powering cars and trucks. >> then they cut us a check for $150. >> reporter: the great deal for honest businesses but thieves also are cashing in, ripping off the waste oil and selling on the black market for $500 a pick up. the refining industry said it's a nationwide problem. >> pretty much 100% profit for them. >> reporter: it's a similar

situation for recycled card board. >> we loose about $100,000 a week due to theft. >> reporter: often it's hard to tell real from thieves since the card board left on sidewalks for pick up seems up for grabs. >> bad economy so people are out there looking to hustle to make themselves money. >> reporter: new york. >> tonight the special night at the alameda county fair. the last night for the fair and the last night to celebrate the fair's 100th anniversary. many local families visiting today as a way to celebrate a longstanding family tradition. >> i have been something we have always done since i was little. good times for kids. >> it's great like always. i like am the rides and scary rides. >> reporter: the fair started horse races, baking contests and a spelling bee but has been known for three weeks of roller coaster rides, animal exhibits and nighttime performances.

speaking of which the fair will close tonight with a show by one time american idol contestant, kelley pickler. one man takes his frustration to the extreme. still to come, what prompted the rampage that left this cell phone store trashed. >> and warmer weather on the horizon. mark will have your workweek forecast. y side-up.

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facebook page. he was upset he wasn't getting's refund. >> check in with mark and it'll warm up out there right? >> right. we could be talking about triple digit heat by midweek. get ready for that. big bounce in the temperatures in the forecast over the next few daysw. he have options here in the bay area and the one in san francisco is on the cool side. the cool with temperatures only in the upper other 50's to around 60. here is the live camera showing you that fog pushing through the building and downtown san francisco, currently in the upper 50s. you can seat fog pattern now hugging our coastline. also, coupled with a stronger on shore breeze. there is that wind gusting to around 28 miles an hour. forecast headlines for tonight we do have this, more fog for the coast and also around the bay, skies inland. tomorrow morning overcast. a bit a change in the numbers and then tuesday and wednesday we will call it warm to hot.

temperatures inland around 100 degrees. this was the pattern for today. a pretty weak system another to the north and the west. the main producer of that stronger on shore breeze. today we cooled off. just a one day deal. we head into monday but especially for tuesday and wednesday, high pressure returns, this is the same system that warmed up a good part of the nation with the record setting temperatures and this will boost our temperatures tomorrow but especially by tuesday. warmest on tuesday will be in the upper 90's. by wednesday we could have a few locations around 100. the real heat, mainly for the inland spots, still warm around the bay. we will have a little bit of a on shore breeze and the beaches not warm up as much. mainly in the 60s to the lower 70's. here is the forecast model showing you this once again. watch out for the dense fog. the coast and around the bay. this is at eight monday

morning, the clouds, clearing in to the afternoon, maybe a few leftover patches around half moon bay. this red contour, this links up with the 90's. the warmest location tomorrow will be back up in to the lower 90's, around 90 to 93. here is a look at those numbers for monday afternoon. 91 fairfield. richmond tops out 74, right around the rim of the bay, just calling warm. lots of 70s but head over the hills, temperatures jumping back up in to the lower 90's toward antioch and brentwood. san jose around 83, san francisco, dense fog tomorrow morning, especially around the sunset district. clearing skies, in to the afternoon. it's forecast high in the upper 60's. here is a looka health the five- day forecast and get ready for the warm up as you can see by tuesday in the upper 90s. aggressive today with the numbers, but 100 degrees on wednesday. hot numbers there. a little cooler on thursday and with the weekend always in view some more cooling so at least

relief in sight. our heat wave we aren't going to talk about -- just a couple days, two to three. mini heat wave. >> all right. >> we are getting word into the newsroom of a five alarm grass fire in vacaville. details are scarce right now but we know its burning near cherry glenn and pleasant valley road. no word on any injuries. we will have more on this five alarm fire coming up tonight. >> it was a nail biter in oakland. the a's look to finish off the first half of the seat son with a win against seattle. >> and going for history, a 7th straight win or 7th win, joy will have sports wrap. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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. good evening. well cull to sports wrap. either way history would be made in today's finals at wimbledon. a win by murray would be the first for a brit in 76 years, a win by federer would add to his all time grand slam total. looked like the home grown guy had a chance. a winner down the line. federer now in the near, after his 7th wimbledon title in 17th grand slam. he wins the point with a dropped volley. in the third set the sykes opened up but since 2009 that means they can keep playing. they close the roof for the first time ever in a championship map but the grass still wet. took its toll on murray. come to the net and slips, take

another look. probably lucky he was president hurt. federer won the third set and cruised the rest of the way. even in his two year majors wrap the seven always his game. murray no answer there. then at match point federer ties, pote with his 7th title taking the final set 6-4. three years since he won here. he wonder fire department he would ever do so again. he moved past novack and back there to the number one spot in the world. a lot has gone right for the giants in the preall-star portion of the season but san francisco brass will have time to ponder some issues during the break. what to do about tim for instance. he didn't survive the 4th inning today and was hit by familiar problems. once again he was hit hard and put himself in the early hole. andrew with the runner on in the first. that ball not coming back. he had retired only one batter, already 2-0 hole. that hole got bigger in the

third. pirates in front 3-0. aj not showing any science of weakness on the mound. he was doing all right at the plate too many the bases loaded in the 4th. that scores casey. that was it for tim. he would be charged with six runs on seven hits and three and a third. here is the kind of day it was for them. 5th inning, sandoval, just throw to first on the ground ball and the inning over. instead gets involved mcgee between second and third. they don't get anybody. the hit and the rbi. jones comes home with 10-0 pirates before the giants got on the board. 13-2 the final. tim now 3-10 with a 6.42 era. giants finish the first half with a one and five road trip. we turn our attention to the arizona desert where the diamondbacks were hosting the dodgers. paul had the big hit. three run homer and arizona 7- 1. the dodgers stay a half game in front of the giants but now just four up on the

diamondbacks. a long but fruitful afternoon and evening for the a's today. it was a pacific coast league throw back game featuring the uniforms of the oakland oaks and raniers. runs hard to come by and the a's took a 1-0 lead. a ground ball between third and short. the throw can only go to third where weeks is safe. crisp comes home from third on the infield hit. a short time later his day was done. he takes off and steals second but apparently jams his thumb on the base. he left the game, got a tape job. the angels got their only run in the 6th. saunders with the hit. dustin comes home. it's 1-1. they'd that way through 13 and 11 pitcher. finally with perez on, a single, reddick, the gap in left center. he can run and the oaks -- a's, had a 2-1 win.

13 innings, walkoff fashion, the all-star break and the pie in the face double barrel style. he is going to the break eight and a half games behind texas. still to come, her lead was big enough she could still crews to the championship. we will tell you who and the record setting day on the indy car circuit. ñsxóxgñ

. extra holes needed to decide the pga event in west virginia. char lie wasn't involved in drama but that smile was rewarded his third shot on the 13th hole. his chip -- right on the money. in for a birdie. >> that is number. >> kelley ranked 464th in the world coming in to the event. he had the lead when he made this birdie. his third in five holes. united states open winner

simpson had a two shot lead coming in but faded, potter, 17 with the eagle, rolls in and fuses a blayoff with kelly. they had to play three extra holes and at 18 it was potter getting this close to a hole in one. he then made the birdie after a final round 64, it became another play tore win for the first time this year. south koreanchoc came in to the final round of the women's with a six stroke lead. she needed some of that surviving a triple bogie on the back nine. nothing wrong with this approach. she sets herself up for birdie and could manage just a one over parr73 after shooting a 65 yesterday. she parred out. to win her first major for the 24-year-old came in ranked number five in the world. another hilly stage in the tour de france.

98-mile stage 8 with seven climbs, it was a french man who charged up the mountain ands practiced frederick of swden. he was able to keep that lead and be the first french rider to win a stage this year. today we longed to him but the leader remains bradley wiggins. he came in 26 sixes behind and will wear yellow for tomorrow's 26-mile "time". the indy car races, these are tight quarter. ryan got clipped by dario. five cars eventually got bogged down. that brought out the caution flag and the race ended under yellow. ryan to win his third straight race. he has done it on the flat oval, banked and street course becoming the first american born in six years to win three in a row. he moves past will power with 50 today and into first place in the standing. that's it for this early sunday night edition of sport wrap. >> all right.

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