. the president visits colorado and meets families of those gunned down. >> we are at the hotel awaiting the arrival of romney. the question is when will he arrive? >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at

five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather hoppings. in just about a half hour thousands of people are expected to attend a prayer vigil for the victims of that movie theater shooting in colorado. it comes as hour details about the case are still surfacing. we have been in aurora after developments there. he is live where that emotional vigil is about to start. >> reporter: prelude to the services will get started any minute. at the podium behind me we are expecting to hear from a number of people as well as family of the victims. you see special guests making their way out. just beyond the people walking to their seats, just look beyond them. thousands are out here for this prayer vigil. the focus today is clearly the people who were lost injured. we heard also from a neighbor of the suspected killer.

people who shared an apartment building james holmes still can't get back inside so police brought their property out. >> guy -- that shot up the people at the theater was this nut over here. so he was kind of scary. . >> reporter: roberto martinez lived next door and saw holmes the day before the shooting. >> i saw him thursday morning when i was parked there. he came out smoking a cigarette and looking down like something was on his mind. >> reporter: he and some neighbors have finally moved back in after being forced to evacuate on friday after the apartment was found booby trapped. across down the process is much slower and more pain. . on one of the 12 crosses for each of the victims killed jamie becker wrote a personal message to her friend. >> she introduced my brother

mark. she had the most beautiful smile. she was a very kind and gentle person. >> reporter: becker said it took 24 hours to find what happened to her friend but reality set in when she saw her car still sitting in the theater parking lot. >> back out here live you hear the music. people have been walking up to put flowers and candles, at the fountain here for the victims. again just breathtaking the received the crowd that's out here tonight. ceremonies just getting started. at ten we will have a full wrap up on all that's happening here. we are live. >> the president flew to the area this it afternoon to try to comfort the families of the theater shooting victims. he is not attending the vigil saying he didn't want to distract from the tragedy. instead he went directly to the hospital for private meetings. seven the victims there are still in critical condition. he is expected to meet with

investigators for an update. we greg our first look at the 12 victims of that shooting. these pictures just released today. the oldest victim was a 51-year- old, the youngest just six. many of the victim was in there 20s to see that movie. two of them were members of the military, another had just graduated high school. one of them had survived another shooting just six weeks ago at a mall in toronto canada. all of them victims of one of the worst mass shootings in united states history. >> the police chief said today that the suspect appears to have acted alone and there are no other suspects. a local gun range owner said that holmes was rejected just last month to join the range because of his behavior and a strange voicemail message. the owner called that message as freaky at best. it has not been released. holmes is being held without bail on suspicious of multiple

counts of first degree murder. a hearing is set for tomorrow. >> happening right now romney is in the bay area raising cash for his campaign. we are at the hotel with how much it cost to get into the event. >> reporter: romney should arrive any minute or could arrive any minute now. he is running late for a 4:45 fundraising event here at the hotel. what we have you can see police on all four corners, directing traffic, anticipating thea arrival. is he here for a fundraiser with tickets going from $2,500 to 10,000 dollars dollars. there is a small and loud group of protests outside. in wood side down the driveway is the home of tom, site of the

first 50,000 a plate fundraiser but his most visible stop is at the hotel. >> romney says that he will bring tax cuts to the wealthy as well as corporations and we think that tax cuts should come to the middle class. >> reporter: romney is here in the bay area to race money and he has been out pacing the president nationally. in the latest filings obama and the dnc raised $144 million compared to romney's at 170 million. in california the president is out pacing romney 60-12 million but the gap is much smaller as the romney campaign has yet to report contributions to his party. with three major fund-raisers today he will benefit. one of those attending the event is judi hamilton who has maxed out her contribution to romney. >> i think that it's good he is here. i think it races his profile in

the state. i don't think there is much chance california will go republican but it still matters. >> reporter: from the fairmont he will end his day with a dinner at pacific heights. that is another 50,000-dollar a plate affair. he will stay in the bay area tonight as will the president also here to race campaign cash. in san francisco, ken pritchett. >> and speaking of that the president is scheduled to arrive in the bay area in about two hours from colorado. air force 1 is expected to touchdown at sfo at 7:15 tonight. the white house said the president won't have any public appearances this evening. tomorrow morning the president will leave for a quick campaign trip to reno before returning to the bay area in the afternoon. he is scheduled to attend a small fundraiser at a home in piedmont and then will go to oakland fox theater. the visit will cause street closure tomorrow.

starting at eight the area boundedly san pablo avenue, telegraph and 17th will be closed to parking, vehicle and pedestrian traffic. the streets are set to reopen by 10:00 p.m. police plan to close the 17th street entrance to the 19th street bart station. >> medical marijuana activists plan a protest to coincide with the president's visit. officials plan a press conference tomorrow after a planned demonstration in oakland city hall. multiple businesses around the theater are also expected to display green flags. the group is calling on the white house to respect california state law allowing medical marijuana. >> richmond police looking for two gun men after a shooting in the city's iron triangle. the shooters asked the victims one question, apparently didn't like the answer and opened

fire. >> reporter: richmond police say they they pinpointed the gun fire this morning. then the calls came in. two men shot near the intersection of 13th and costna. two men pull up in a black car and asked the victims what gang they were with. when the men said they weren't in a gang the men in the car opened fire hitting each once. one man was shot in the head. investigators believe it happened right here near this blue jag and one of the victims made it down a half block before he collapsed. that's where investigators found one of them. crews took the men to area hospitals, both are in stable condition and are expected to survive. around richmond, frustration, some say they think the solution to street violence is more activity. >> it's a lot of young people getting killed. that's the thing. they have something to do, basketball, more -- when i was -- we had cheer leading we were engaged and now they aren't.

>> reporter: others say church is the answer. >> help a lot. because if one will go they wouldn't know or have the knowledge on how it'll be up in a church. it may change their whole lifer. many others say the solution is economic reform. >> i'm thinking the kids need jobs and things to do, you know. >> reporter: police say that the suspects are outstanding and they are looking for the public's help. in richmond. >> firefighters say they are getting the upper hand on a fire that broke out near vacaville late this afternoon. it was first reported around 2:25 near west ranch lane. at one point building was buildings were threatened. the fire is 75% contained. in hundreds of firefighters including? from the bay area are trying to get a handle on a fire there.

it broke out yet morning, about six miles north of the cash creek casino. so far about 520 acres of dry grass and brush have burned, 400 firefighters are tackling that blaze including a strike team from marin. it's about 65% contained right now. no structures are threatened novak hughess have been ordered, the cause of this fire is under investigation. >> firefighters could use help from mother nature. let's check in with mark. >> if you live inland you already know the worry, the heat. temperatures have been going up in to the 90s and the fires, triple ticket temperatures yesterday and for today. the entire weekend. we have the clear sykes over the bay but the fog will be on the increase. closer information now. it's 102 degrees in sacramento. vacaville at 103. back the maps out. show you this it, there is a satellite, that's the other

extreme of the temperature range. the cool marine air near the coastline. fog hugging parts of the coast especially south of pillar point. as far as temperatures locally just updated. you can seat 90s inland near fairfield, concord and livermore. not much change here. we had triple digit heat there yesterday. san francisco 67, san jose in the lower 80's. for today a -- the laner rain layer and temperatures cooling off for the coast. look what happens over the next 12 hours, the marine layer deepens and cooler temperatures in the forecast over the next few days, overnight lows for morn morning, plainly in the 50s to around 60 degrees and here the latest on the satellite. coming up how much cooling you can expect for monday and also the weekend always in view a sneak peek at the upcoming weekend in the seven day. >> a mentally disabled woman reported missing yesterday in san jose has been found safe.

a deputy sheriff found her at about 8:30 last night in the area of frazier lake. the deputy said she was wandering in and out of traffic. she was taken to valley medical center. >> she was a survivor of a accident that killed her father and sister. now the community is coming together. >> >> and east bay lawmaker in charge for shoplifting said she isn't done with politicking. the position she is running for that's surrounded by scandal. >> and after weeks of controversy joe paterno's statue has come down. yacht family of the coach said it was the wrong decision.

. two mennd arrest and police are continuing to search for two more after someone shot at a highway patrol officer.

we first reported it last night. it happened about 10:00 p.m. in oakland near the high street on-ramp to interstate 880. authorities say it started two minutes earlier when an officer tried to make a traffic stop. police say the vehicle didn't stop and that prompted a short pursuit. then a black acura started ramming the patrol car and someone inside there shot at the officer. the officer wasn't hit. >> a fundraiser was held today for the young survivor of a horrible traffic accident in concord. paul chambers is in concord where the community is rallying to make sure the girl has a chance at a brighter future. >> the family and everybody getting together right now. they are starting the raffle in a few minutes. today's event is in support of

the only survivor, 12-year-old hannah. >> her father was dead ated to the success of his daughters. >> reporter: and the community plays a key panel, that's why they are holding fundraiser to support the girl selling cup cakes and raffling items donated by the community. they plan to buy her school supplies and keep the rest for a clothe college fund so she can continue to put many indication first. >> same for the tutoring classes they had before o.j. continuing the same thing she had before so she wouldn't loose those special kinds of things. >> reporter: now back on april 7th. they were riding their bikes entree boulevard when police say a 17-year-old in a white suv jumped the curb, sheared off a fire hydrant and hit them. now more than three months

later the man still hasn't been charged. >> frustrated that the investigation has not been completed and that when they do call the da he just says it's still in progress. they aren't getting the proper details. >> reporter: for now the family said they are doing all they can to honor the memory of the girl's father and daughter and hope the fundraiser is successful in supporting hannah. reporting live in concord. >> happening now another fundraiser being held for a 15- year-old teen shea shaw, who has been in a coma since a hit and run last year. it'll help her family with mounting medical bills. its being held in san jose. it started at four this afternoon and will continue through eight tonight. >> . san francisco released the name of a man killed yesterday. they say the 25-year-old of san francisco was riding eastbound

when he hit a van traveling westbound head on. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the van is cooperating with police. east bay firefighters up against water instead of fire today. crews fremont responsibled to a call for help on the bay. a person was apparently stranded on a barge near the bridge. he reportedly jumped off to it save a boat and was swept up by the current. he was not hurt and was released. >> east bay assembly woman on probation forship lifting wants to one for supervisor. she said she will run by the seat left by nadia lockear who quit after abuse and sex scandal. she plead no contest to shoplifting a store in san francisco. >> authorities in san leandro say a man wanted for beating a

co worker has turned himself in. police have been looking for the 20-year-old since wednesday. that's when investigators say he beat a co worker with a bat and then kicked him with steel toe boots after an argument at a business. he called police on friday and gave up. >> two uc davis doctors have reportedly been banned from preforming research on humans after they allegedly improperly did tests on dying patients. these men tested on dying brain cancer patients without university permission. they said that they believed the fda had given permission. he has been the department chairman at the school of medicine since 1997. the others an asift isn't professor. >> the ncaa announced it would impose measures against penn

state. it comes after a report found top officials covered up sex abuse allegations against jersey sandusky. they said details would be released tomorrow by the president. last week he said he wouldn't rule out the possibility of shutting down the penn state program in the wake of the scandal saying he had never seen anything as bad as this. the same report prompted officials today to remove the school statue of joe paterno. as crews took the statue about a hundred students watched chant wednesday are penn state. the family said that removing the statue doesn't serve the victims of the crime or help heal the penn state community. >> a deadly crash backs up traffic on one of the busiest freeways. why the drivers of two vehicles were both arrested. >> its been shameful.

>> john mccain sounds off on how the united states is dealing syria. why he said leader is be more concerned. >> and more live coverage of the vigil happening in colorado as you can seat crowd continues to grow for the victims of that theater shooting. we will take you there live. t.

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california freeway. authorities say two cars hit a construction zone on interstate 405 south of los angeles. the drivers of both vehicles suffered minor injuries. they were arrested at a hospital on suspicious of driving under the influence. they could be charged with manslaughter. the freeway was shut down for hours as authorities investigated. >> john mccain slammed the obama administration today calling it shameful that the united states has not done more to defeat the government in syria. today he voiced concern that the government is now moving chemical weapons under the fog of war. >> media reports that chemical weapons are being moved around, israel being very concerned about some of those. the not to mention the death of 17, 18,000 people. >> he said the outsinneds to provide arms and equipment to

the rebels. he called the un attempts to stop the violence a failure. >> in afghanistan three contractors were killed today when officials say a man dressed as a security member opened fire. so far this year 26 foreign troops have been killed by someone wearing an official afghanistan military uniform. also today we learned five members were killed in roadside bombings. the military has not released the nations. in other news of the world today in china a rescue as the heaviest rains in decades killed at least 37 people and left cars, trucks and buses submerged. this video was shot in northern part of the country. this is the driver of a pickup truck which was washed away by sudden floodwaters, he was the only survivor of the five in the vehicle. the rain forced the cancellation of flights at the airport leaving 80 travelers

stranded. from japan authorities looking in to allegation that workers at the nuclear power plant were forced to under report the amount of radiation they were exposed to last year to stay on the job longer. in an interview a subcontractor acknowledged that nine worker was told to cover their machines to indicate a lower level of exposure. right now hundreds of people are coming together in colorado to honor the victims of the theater shooting, we will take you to the scene. . >> how are people coping the tragedy? we will show you how people across the bay area are looking to the higher power.

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. recapping our top stories for you on this sunday, romney is here in the bay area today for a series of campaign fund- raisers, protesters greeted supporters as they arrived at the hotel in san francisco. romney also attended a 50,000- dollar a plate event. tonight he is scheduled to attend another pricey fund raiser in san francisco's pacific heights. richmond police are asking for the public's help after two men were shot in broad daylight today. it happened about 11:20 this morning near the intersection of 13th street and kosta. investigators say two men pulled up in a black saturn and asked the victim what gang they were with. when the men said they weren't in a gang the men opened fire. both victim was taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. and the president flew to

colorado today to visit with victim its of the colorado movie theater shooting and their families. after landing the president went to the hospital for private meetings with the victims. seven of the shooting victims remain in critical condition. >> and happening now the community in colorado is coming together for a public vigil to remember the victims of that movie theater shooting happening on friday. that are live pictures of that vigil that is currently underway and as you can see thousands have gathered here they have gathered outside of city hall. among those attending the colorado governor as well as the mayor, both of them expected to speak coming up in a few. city officials hope the event will be the start of a community healing process. the accused gunman has a strong connection to northern california. james holmes spent many years as a child in the fox hill

neighborhood in monterey. former teachers and classmates say he was always friendly and well liked. one resident said it gives her a strange feeling to think that he once lived on her street. >> kind of scary to think that someone like that lived right across the street. it's scary. >> reporter: people who knew him say he was always -- he always pitched into help others, that he liked sports and was always very polite. in the wake of that theater shooting california senator diane feinstein called for a sane discussion about guns in america. >> pure and simple, weapons of war don't belong on the streets. this is the powerful weapon, he had 100 round drum, this is a man who planned it, who went in and his purpose was to kill as many as he could. >> he is a sick and demented

individual and -- i don't think society can keep sick, demented individuals from getting any type of weapon to kill people. >> reporter: ron johnson of wisconsin said washington can't solve the problem but feinstein authoritied a ban on assault weapons following the 1993 shooting at the high-rise in san francisco. that ban expired in 2004. >> the colorado shooting was a topic of discussion at bay area churches on this sunday. even the pope spoke out. >> reporter: for people at sunday mass at saint mary's church in walnut creek a deacon offered special prayers. >> one of the beautiful or very strong tool that someone can use is of course prayer. >> reporter: that's what one woman did all weekend. >> just hoping for the

families to get past all this without to much trauma which they had already had. >> reporter: the deacon said it's hard to understand the violence but the tragedy a reminder we should leave each day like there is no tomorrow. >> we don't know how or when we are going to die like those people that went to the movie to have fun and enjoy the movie, first a very important commandment is love god with all your heart and soul and all your strength and second is love the neighbor as yourself. >> reporter: in a sunday blessing from rome the pope said he is deeply shocked by the senseless violence and offered prayers for strength and peace. here at grace, the people are thinking about the pope's words today and hoping they can find it in themselves to forgive the suspect. >> you are taught that you

pray for the person who harmed you. it's a very difficult thing. something you can wrestle with at night. >> tomorrow city council will decide will to accept higher benefit costs and put them on police. earlier a service employees international union ratified an agreement for higher medical premiums, it's expected to save the city $500,000 a year. the police union remains deadlocked on if future retirees should pay 10% of their medical costs movement stockton proposes to cut all health benefits for city retirees. a court hearing is set for tomorrow in sacramento as angry people try to block the effort. people consider the lawsuit a test case on retiree benefit that could affect things in

other counties. >> the da is just one of three across the state who have endorsed proposition 36, the scale back the three strikes law. the da told the mercury news that he was -- he has identified more than it 60 local three striker was life sentences who would qualify for possible release and he plans to pursue resentencing for them. if the proposition passes a judge could reduce life sentences given to it three strikers who committed relatively minor offenses. >> the new nexus7 is so popular the top model is temporarily sold out. high demand caught them by surprise. the company thought customers wearily more on the cloud for storage and opt for the 8gigabyte model. it may compete with the rumored

i-pad mini by apple. you can watch the newscast even when you aren't close to a television set. just down load the app on the computer or smart phone and you can be connected any time, anywhere. >> the governor is expected to announce a controversial project this week about california's water system. the 23 billion-dollar project would build two tunnels, to deliver water to cities and farms. supporters say it'll stabilize the water supply, often threatened by drought. opponents are worried the project will threaten the fragile eco system in the delta. 11 members of congress wrote the governor asking for more analysis before going ahead with the project. >> wall street anticipating a big week with ironings reports apple and facebook. apple reports on tuesday and investors hope the i-pad maker can beat already high expectations. it's stock remains sky high at more than $600 a share. facebook reports on thursday at about $29 a share, stock is

well below the opening 38- dollar a share price. on friday the dow dropped 12 opponent, the nasdaq fell 40. >> a new analysis of figures shows -- actually you are looking at the stock numbers, that happened on friday. we will have more of that coming up for you tomorrow. a new analysis of census figures show that the poverty rate is on track to reach levels not seen since the 60's. they predict the rate which was 15.1% in 2010 rose to 15.7% last year. fee increase isn't that high experts say the gains made from the 1965 war on poverty will be all but gone. it's due to be released in the fall. >> health officials report an aalarming rise in whooping cough. the cdc said nearby 18,000 cases have been reported so far

this year. that's twice the number of cases seen at this point last year. nine children have died, health officials encouraga suddenlies to get boosters. a health panel recommends anti viral treatment started right away for hiv patients. right now its only given to those were with a weaker immune system. reports report. >> dozens of kids opened wide for a free dental screening in san francisco. volunteers set up, xam booths at the sunday streets fair in the bayview neighborhood. they tried to make it educational and also fun. >> the kids get here, we do a health education, we show them how to brush our teeth. we do a screening.

we will take a look at their teeth. we talk to the parents about what the problems are and how to get them fixed. >> the volunteers gave parents information on where to go for further care and which clinics take medical and healthy families plans. >> weather coming up. we will be right back.

. 35 animal rescue groups set up booths today for the 4th adopt athon. the spca organized the event. the rescue groups brought 300 animals to it from dogs and cats to birds and bunnies. >> we are just getting word that the president is about to speak in colorado. we want to go to that live and hear what he has to say. >> so this tragedy.

the governor who has already been dealing a range of natural disasters here in the state has been an extraordinary example of strength, the mayor who has only been on the job seven months and obviously has responded with great strength and leadership, the police chief who we had the opportunity to speak over the phone, chief oats has been dealing as difficult a set of circumstances as any law enforcement officer deals with. he and his officers have done everything right. by the book with great courage and great determination. so, we are very proud of them and i think it i speak for the

congressional delegation here as well. scripture says he will wipe away every tear from their eyes. and death shall be no more. neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away. and when you have an opportunity to visit with families who have lost their loved ones, as i described to them i come to them not so much as president as i do as a father and as a husband. i think that the story reason these stories have such an impact is because we can all understand what it would be to have somebody that we love taken from us. >> tonight on the 10:00 news and at ktvu.com. the president will leave

colorado shortly and will be heading here to san francisco or touching down at sfo at 7:15. >> we want to know get another check on the weather with mark and not bad out there. in fact really warm. >> yeah. once again hot numbers inland in the upper 90o's to around 1. the coast fog keeping on the cool side as you can see right now on the maps, on live storm tracker 2 and if you look outside clear skies over oakland but still haze out there and here is the look at the maps, the clouds still hugging the coastline from santa cruz closer to pacifica, we have seen -- watching some clearing over the past hour or two. the clouds will regroup later tonight to early tomorrow morning, highs today range from around 60 in pacifica, warm erin land. livermore 96 and san jose at 85. forecast headlines for tonight we have this coastal fog, still

warm numbers inland. cooler for monday, the e tend extended more fog and temperatures continue to drop off tuesday, wednesday and thursday. here again is the weather pattern, of course high pressure keeping hot in the inside, back up in to the 90s. we cooled off around the bay, probably fell to the cooler on shore breeze. we have the weak system off shore and this will reinforce the cooling into mop. once again for a comparison here is a look from the numbers from this afternoon. you can see temperatures dropping on average three to five degrees as we head into your monday. here is the forecast model showing you some of the fog first thing tomorrow. a few patches and then partly sunny for the coast and the warmest locations inland, no more upper 90's. still low to mid90's. we will shave off a few degrees, san jose 82, san francisco 66 degrees. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast,

temperatures continue to cool off. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, thursday should be the coolest day of the week and then we bump up it up by friday and in to the weekend as the fog increases, still talking about some cool numbers for the beaches, heather and ken at ten with another update. >> and stick around. sports wrap is next.

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. there may not be that many people on the national level, yet pay agriculture tension to the a's but sweep the yankees in four games and people will start to take notice. that's what the a's and colon were trying to do this

afternoon at the coliseum but it didn't look good in the third. one run in and then arod finds the gap in left center. that scores two. the yankees got another in the 4th and led 4-0. the a's chipped away. in the 5th. inge with the home run. he is at ten home run this is year. nine of them since the a's claimed him after he was cut by the tigers, later the for gotten man, curt getting all of his pitch -- that's the first home run of the year for him. the a's have cut the lead in half at 4-2. they got one in the six. high drama in the 9th. seth smith sending one to straight away center. clears the 400-foot mark. it's a 4-4 game. stayed that way for three more. bottom of the 12th. two outers, crisp -- that is the base hit. derek norris off on contact. he scores second with no throw. a's with their 12th walk off

win and 5th straight one run win. they have never swept a four game series against the yankees. happy times after the 5-4 win. even with the angels in the west. also even with baltimore for the number two american league wild card spot. the giants had a chance today to finish off a great road trip through the east. they had to settle for a good one instead. san francisco going for a three game sweep of the phillies, nate the leadoff batter against blanton. just like this they had a 1-0 lead. zito on the mound, allowed a tying run in the bottom of the first but the giants went in front in the 4th. sandoval hitting one high off the wall in center. a funny -- victorino and may berry sprint after the ball. while all that happened posey scored from first with the lead run. the lead didn't last long. in the bottom of the 4th.

may berry tied into the zito pitch. that made it 2-2. it's well documented the ballpark and phillies play small. may berry demonstrated, taking zito deep again. still a good inning, allowing just three runs on five hits and the giants had a two homer guy of their own. nate taking blanton deep. that's five on the year for him. a 3-3 game that stayed tied to the 12th. brad was the 6th pitcher with runners at first and third. a walkoff base hit to rollins. giants don't get their sweep but take two out of three from the phillies and braves, 4-3 the final. san francisco back home to play the first of three against the padres tomorrow night and now a game and a half in front of the dodgers who won in new york. still to come, one man's bitter disappointment is another'se congratulations in the british open.

. we sid strange things happen in the final round of a golf tournament. adam scott had a four stroke lead in the final round but contenders fell by the wayside. brandt started by four. his round included double bogies on seven and eight. nobody was paying attention to els. he still trailed scott by four strokes. mcdowell also a casulty. after pulling to with in he bogied nine, ten and 11.

that one at 16. suddenly he looked like a good bet and they are even. onene hole to go for scott and after his drive went to another of those ever present bunkers he had to hit away from the hole that. meant it all came down to this after a nice approach. he needs to putt for par and just slide it's by and takes bogie. the celebration always a little muted. but major championship number four for els. history was made today in the tour de france where it was

won by an english man. making sure no trouble be fell him on the final 75-mile stage into paris. mark who won the 23rd stable but the champion wiggins. first time two riders from the same country have finished one and two. that will do it for this early night sports wrap. see you tonight at ten with all the news. >> see you then. coming up tonight at ten, as we said earlier in the newscast we will be at sfo where the president is expected in just a few hours as he returns to the bay area for another fund raiser and romney is also courting california. >> we will see if they run into each other and a report from aurora colorado where thousands have turned out for a memorial to honor the victims. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> we continue with tonight's

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