. a troubling trend as police investigate the 4 the homicide in the past week. >> and a vallejo building goes up. why investigators are calling this fire suspicious. >> protecting the sheik community is a national priority. what the fbi, united states attorney and united states da told the community they are doing to keep them safe. >> bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at

five. >> good evening. >> san jose is dealing with a surge in homicides. there have been four killings in just the past seven days. the latest victim was gunned down just after five this morning. the man was found shot to death near south winchester boulevard. we talked to residents out the concerns. >> reporter: san jose police are releasing few details about the early morning homicide. officers responded to the report of shots fired. when they arrived they found a man with at least one gun shot wound. he died at the scene. neighbors say that they are nervous. >> this morning i don't know what happened after that i'm scared. >> reporter: she didn't know what happened until police started knocking on their door looking for information. >> i told them, i said i heard

some noise. >> reporter: the shooting caps off a violent seven days, police say marquis reynolds stabbed a woman to death. police found a man shot to death in a chevy impala. he died of his injuries wednesday in the hospital. this morning was the 28th killing of the year so far in san jose. stanley said the rash of violence has her worried. >> i'm scared but what can you do? i don't want to move. i'm to old to move. >> reporter: police haven't made any arrests. in san jose, ktvu. >> police arrested two people in connection with a shooting yesterday afternoon in the bayview district. the two were involved in the shooting and the 18-year-old, it happened at third street. the man is reportedly recovering from nonlife

threatening injuries. >> police in oakland are searching for clues in a shooting there early this morning that sent a person to the hospital. gun fire started at 2:15 near 92nd avenue. the investigators say the victim was shot in the neck and chest and as he stood near his motorcycle he was rushed to highland hospital. his condition has yet to be released. an hour earlying a gunman chased after a white car with five people inside. man opened fire riddling the car with bullet holes. at least one person was hit and taken by ambulance to the hospital. so far police don't know of a motive. >> investigators in vallejo looking at the third suspicious fire in the same area in the past two weeks. police rushed to the former army surplus store. the building has been empty for years. this is the third fire on couch street in two weeks.

investigators trying to find if the fires connected. >> more trouble for cabrera. a new report out today. it describes a scheme to hide his use of testerone. he reportedly create a website and fake product in an effort to prove he took it on accident. the report said the idea behind it was -- to suggest that he unknowingly ordered a su approximate pplement that caused the positive test. it said that he was planning to cause a clause that lets a player who tests positive to prove he injected a banned substance through no fault of his own. while that scandal hits him and baseball, north bay little lingers are focusing on the game. in -- we talk to fans who cheered on the nationals. in the little league world series. >> just two weeks after a

deadly shooting, a temple received a visit from. the community has fallen victim to the president especially since 9/11 1 so officials wanted to offer reassuranca. >> the da donned traditional head gear to meet with the church. >> in right of the tragedy on august 5th and last wednesday, to connect with the community to make sure they have a connection to the federal government if they need thing. >> reporter: on august 5th six were gunned down at this temple in wisconsin. last wednesday another one from that same church was murdered. whether this latest tragedy is connected to the shooting ten days earlier is under investigation. regardless any sense of security they once enjoyed has been shattered. >> we don't want anybody having a fear in visiting.

we would like to know what security will be here. >> reporter: they the big question, identitying ways to keep the community safe by finding practical ways to identity potential threats. >> rather than just have to be worried and wait if they see something that looks unusual out of place, jot down a license plate or, you know take a good look. >> reporter: requests more patrols, adding security cameras and armed guards were just some of the ideas that came up this afternoon to protect this community. no concrete plan was adopted today. one of the reasons, the consequences of cost, not just the financial toll but the toll of adopting security inconsistent with their principles . >> more details on the aftermath of the temple shooting in wisconsin. first lady will travel to wisconsin this week to meet with families of the victims.

a leader called the visit ria surrendering and hardening. the president has called for an end to senseless violence. >> three nato service members from new zealand were killed today in afghanistan. the deadly attack happened this morning in the eastern part of the country. the ied blew up along a road causing a major explosion. also today a man in an afghanistan police uniform shot and killed an international service member in southern afghanistan. it was the latest in a string of attacks by afghanistan forces turning on their allies. >> volunteers gathered to search along the american river for a missing uc davis student the 19-year-old has been missing almost two months. she was last seen leaving a mental health facility. her family thinks she had a nervous break down.

>> occupy activists giving out harvest from a plot of land owned by berkeley. the harvest planned for 11:00 a.m. was delayed as they waited to get into the track. they say there was some tension but police did unlock the gate for them. once in at noon they filled dozens of boxes of very boxes of vegetabling. they say the university needs to allow public access. > >> the university has been overseeing this land for about 90 years and it's -- especially in the last 20 they have had very little public access to what is a public resource. >> reporter: it was the 4th harvest of the track. they decided to again give away the vegetables in albany and west oakland. >> we have breaking news out of san jose where crews fighting a grass fire near interstate 280.

it broke out about 3:20 this afternoon near 280. a witness on the scene said the fire is burning on both sides of the freeway. you can see it, the fire can be seen from the freeway. there is no word on what sparked that fire. evacuations as cal fire crews battle a fire in redding, near redding. this photograph of the fire was sent to us by matthew henderson. it started yesterday morning in a rugged forest. four homes have been destroyed. seven thousand acres have burned there is no containment. 3500 homes are threatened along the borders. go to the website for more photographs of the fire. just look under the slide show tab. >> firefighters there have their work cut out for them. let's get back and talk to mark about our current weather conditions. >> yeah we have a bit of a break in the temperature as you felt it this weekend and over the next few days. that will be the main headline

with temperatures back down to the 80's. right now on the map you can see this on live storm tracker two and we are talking about -- looking toward the bay, alcatraz, golden gate bridge and fox. that will be a big player in to monday, tuesday and wednesday as that deepens. the maps, talking act fire to the south and east of redding and probably the big concern the heat. right now it's 100 degrees in redding. we shift to the north and west. pacificca and around san francisco, toward the daily city area. the current temperatures in the up 50s to the 80's. fairfield 53, santa rosa in the mid70's. here is the forecast model. you can probably guess this. the clouds regrouping first thing tomorrow morning, few patches in to the bay.

temperatures in the 50s for santa rosa, 50 degrees. pretty chilly. livermore 55 and antioch 57. the temperature change you can expect for tomorrow. how much cooling you can expect for monday and also the coolest day of the upcoming week. downtown theater the pride was playing but not a movie. baseball. >> huge show support for wikileaks founder as he speaks out for the first time in months. what he is asking from the president. >> i wonder if he has the mental ability to be the president of the united states. >> hard words from rudy giuliani about joe biden. remark that sparked it all.

. they are down but not out. the boys of summer took one on the chin today in the little league world series but they

are still fighting. ken pritchett went there this morning to watch the community cheer on the team and joins us now live with their story. ken. >> reporter: we are talking little league baseball and we are here at a movie theater. the reason why, act 350 people here came out to watch live and cheer on their team as they live out a once in a lifetime dream. outside the t-shirts were selling fast. and inside not one movie theater but two anthony lackey was petroleuming pumping up the packed house. they were doing something special. >> eight teams of 4600 in the united states in that tournament. it says it all. >> reporter: they are playing at the little league world series in williamsport pennsylvania. supporters watched it in this theater back home. >> well, it's beyond belief. we have been so nervous and so

excited at the same time. >> reporter: her grandson porter had a great day leading up the hitting but they fell behind early. >> yeah. right. we have seen this before. >> reporter: as usual they rallied back. >> they have just shown so much pride and determination and i just -- i just can't put it into words. >> reporter: the former national little league president said he would much rather be at the game rasping and while they came up short today the team still got a pause from a ending the game the little league way. >> it is not over for this team. the road ahead is just a little more difficult because they lost today. they have to play another game tomorrow if they continue to win they could go for the championship next weekend. ken pritchett. channel 2news. the nationals may have lost but the game was close at some point. we will have all the highlights ahead in sports. >> the apple samsung patent in

the south bay is nearing an end. samsung argues apple should pay more than $421 million to samsung for infringing on its patent while apple is seek 2.8 billion in the case. testimony wrapped up on friday. the judge has told the attorneys that closing arguments will be on tuesday. the man suspected of robbing steve job's home and stealingon a pad and other items is due in court tomorrow. police say the 35-year-old broke into the home on july 17 president. they say he confessed to the crime, he allegedly gave the stone i-pad to a friend of his named kenny the clown. the a warning tonight from apple about texting. the security flaw targeting i- phones and how officials say

you can avoid it. >> the wikileaks founder addressed a crowd of supporters. he called directly on the president to etched what he called a wife hunt. >> reporter: the founder came out of hiding to speak before a crowd outside the embassy in london. >> thank you for your resolve . as to the people of the united states, the united kingdom, sweden and australia, who supported me even when their governments have not. >> reporter: he is a ceuss of releasing thousands of classified secrets on the website. sunday he called on the united states government to stop trying to stop free expression. >> i ask the president to do the right thing. the united states must renounce it's witch hunt.

>> reporter: he has been holed up at embassy since june trying to avoid going to face charges for an alleged sexual assault. >> there is -- [inaudible]. must be absolutely unity and determination. >> reporter: he denies the sex assault and says the case is orchestrated revenge for his organize disclosing the secret documents. >> more details. the former australian hacker founded it in 2006 to provide a platform for whistle blowers. in 2010 they released a video of a 2007 military helicopter strike on baghdad and the death that resulted. a soldier was arrested and charged for allegedly leak that information. in august of 2010 a court issued an arrest warrant for

him on charges of rape made by two women and just days ago he moved in to the embassy in london hoping to avoid extradition. >> election 2012 news a quiet day for the presidential candidates as their advicers offer a serious campaign. the president, first lady and their children attended mass. the last time they went to services was for eastern sunday. romney attended a mormon church near his vacation home in new hampshire along with his wife and some of their grandchildren. today a senior advicer called on the obama campaign to debate real issues in a serious campaign and he predicted republicans will win the debate. his adviser responded by saying that is what the president is doing on the campaign trail. rudy giuliani blasted biden

today for his words to an audience about republicans keeping african americans in chains. >> making what i would consider to be a disgusting appeal to racial sentiment. i said -- i wonder if he has the mental ability to be the president. >> there isn't a racist bone in his body and to suggest that is i think over the edge. >> reporter: he made the remark last week during a speech in virginia. the president defended him saying bidens what speaking about wall street keeping the american people in chains. a new field poll shows the president's accord fan care ability has strong support. 54% of california voters questioned -- support the new health care law. the number goes up in the bay area and in the los angeles area where it has a 60% approval rating. most about 53% said they view the low as important first step

in reforming the health care system. they believe that more changes, still need to be made. >> how hundreds of people remembered those killed in 9/11 1. >> and a break in the violence in syria as muslims mark the end of ramadan. >> and madonna facing a new lawsuit. what it has to do with, how the pop star did something at a concert. [ thunder crashes ]

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. for 11 years hundreds of motorcyclists have taken a road trip in from pennsylvania to new york city. all for the 911 memorial ride. we talked to one man who make itself a point to participate every year. >> reporter: new york is the final leg of the ride. the group has traveled through six states and washington dc. they started in summer set pennsylvania and traveled to the flight 93 crash excite then on to the pentagon and finally new york. we spoke to a man who was has been on every ride. he gets emotional about seeing average americans lining the streets. a bored member said 911 still haunts him today. he is a tower 2 survivor honoring his son-in-law's best friend a firefighter who lost his life while trying to save

others. >> i experienced highs and lows, i got through it this morning pretty well. there are times i get up and start -- i'm 66 years old and i guess when i stop crying maybe you can put me in the ground. it's emotional impact and that's very difficult to see on the surface. people carry that with in their heart every day. >> reporter: the motorcycle ride has raised $180,000 for children of active first responders across the country. in new york, fox news. >> syria brief break-in fighting. they wanted people to go out to survey the damage. camera crews were there as they searched for bodies inside a building hit yesterday. >> just a -- from -- shooting, two big bombs, big bombs,

crash, and buildings and -- as you like. as you see. the building is destroyed completely. two girls, now. >> reporter: and the president made his first public appearance since a bomb killed four of his top advisers. >> new information about the helicopter crash that killed 32 people including members of a government delegation. the crash happened in a mountainous area in the south sudan. reports indicate that the helicopters slammed into a mountain as heavy rains slammed them. the delegation was on its way to a muslim festival. >> in the philippines hundreds of people spent the searching for people on a small plane. it took off yesterday when the engine stalled 30 minutes in. an aid on the flight managed to escape after the plane hit the

water and was rescued. in tripoli two car bombs killed people on the anniversary of the fall of it. . gadhafi was captured killed last october. officials blame the bombings on gadhafi loyalists. >> changes in certain species living nearby the nuclear plant in japan. a marked effect was found on the pale grass blue butterfly. the study found that the wings changed in color in the months after the disaster. the butterfly also had deformed legs, wings and even eyes. the study appears in the journal nature science report. nine russians suing madonna saying they wereo offended by her support of gay rights. the complaint includes a video from the performance that shows

her asking fans to raise their hands and show pink arm bands in support of gays. the law make itself illegal to promote gay rights to minors and they say children as young as 12 were present. the suit seeks $10 million in damages. madonna hasn't commented. >> still to come a recap of the stop storeys and the south bay agency try to fix what could be a very expensive mistake. >> and excitement it is building for the america's cup. the big races happening off the information eastern california coast this week. >> our classic car goes on the block in pennl beach. in pebble beach. how much it's expected to fetch.

. recapping the top stories, police dealing the 4 the homicide in seven days. the victim was shot this morning near south winchester. it was the 28th homicide in san jose. police say they haven't made any arrests in connection with the morning's shooting. the daily news is reporting cabrera made up a strange scheme to hide his use of testerone. he made a fake website and product to prove he took it on accident. he was planning to use a clause to let a player prove he injected a banned substance on accident. fbi and the da visited a fremont temple today to meet

with the church. they were there to discuss ways to increase safety in the wake of the temple shooting in wisconsin earlier this month. >> a group trying to restore the san francisco bay held a different sort of party this afternoon in richmond. the volunteers joined staffers to help count and measure the size of baby oysters. they were attached to breaks that were collected at the bottom of the bay. they want to restore the habitat for oysters. >> throughout the bay from south san francisco up to tiberon and these are all potential restoration sites. >> priority is being put on the restoration of the oyster because it supports a chain of life. >> law agencies around the bay area are crack down on drunk drivers heading in to labor day weekend. the campaign started friday and officers have made 44 arrests in sonoma. 38 were drunk driving, six were

for warrants related to past drunk driving investigations. in santa clara not everybody has reported in but there have been 38 arrests so far. the campaign runs through monday september 3rd. >> thousands expected to extend the berkeley tradition tomorrow. students started moving in to housing last week. it's for new undergrads, it's scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the greek theater and will include the address by the chancellor. berkeley classes are scheduled to begin on thursday. animal rights group is asking federal regulators to impose a fine on the university of nevada in reno for the death of three sheep, according to a u.s.d.a. report the sheep died of thirst last september. the report said they were not given water for five days. the university was fined in

2005 for the death of 45 pregnant sheep and that case they were not given water or food for four days. >> a two word error may have cost the water district a place on the november ballot asking for a half billion dollars in funding. the direct wants voters to approve a parcel tax to fund trails, creek restoration and dam maintenance. the district submitted a summary of the measure of 77 words, the limit is 75 words. then the district missed deadlines trying to fix the problem. the association is threatening to sue if they don't remove the measure movement a group suing the forest service over regulations aimed to protect the sierra forest. they claim the forest service illegally closed 800 miles of public roads and trails in the tahoe national forest. the environmentists say it's over due because dirt bikes and a tvs are causing damage to the land. >> authorities in southern california are trying to unravel the death of a diver

found yesterday. the family said she weekend missing on august 11th her car was found. she was an experienced diver and investigators say there are a lot of questions surrounding her death. >> we don't have evidence that she went into the water but her car was found there along with the dive bag near the water. >> authorities say that as of right now they don't suspect foul play and her husband is cooperating investigators. however her family described the husband's behavior as strange. >> apple is telling people to beware of text messages, a hacker exposed a flaw that lets for attacks. apple thinks there is a flaw as well. company gave a statement recommending the more secure i- message service. critics say you can just deplay the addresses to see if there

is anything fishy. you can watch the newscast. down load the app and be connected any time, anywhere. . >> there will be week long lane closures on highway 4 in pittsburgh as part of the widening project. crews will use the new finished westbound bridge and preparing for the demolition and construction of the eastbound bridge. the westbound lanes will close sometimes overnight between ten and four for the rest of the week there will be closures between eight and six. >> the america's cup racing event start this is tuesday. 11 ships eight country also compete for top honors in the world series. practice runs are on tuesday, follow bid four days of raising. the quarterfinals are thursday and friday with semi-finals on saturday and the big race is on sunday. you can see all the action from the green. go to the website for on the event. just click on the tab on our

home page. >> a mercedes could break the $16.4 million sales record at an auction in monterey today. check it out. the car belonged to a baronness. she refused to sell it. the car was eventually sold to a private collector. it'll be auctioned off after the car show. they will start opening a line of budget conscious hotels. ikea said about 100 are planned. the first two are expected to hope in germany in 2014. they are alsothey will not bear the name or furniture. >> a team looking for the wreck of amelia earhart may

have found parts of her plane. it ended in her disappearance. somewhere in the pacific ocean. last month researchers used technology to look at the depths of a pacific atoll and recorded on video. they saw what they are calling an interesting debris field that may have landing gear in it. the team plans another trip next year. >> an east bay landmark getting a new home and a strong bond with a city miles away. the anniversary. >> and cooler weather is on the way. mark will tell us just how low temperatures will go for the workweek. . > and reminder you can down load the i-pad app for free from apple's app store. they feature the most up to date features and you will find a live stream -- watch all of the newscasts on the go.

. the city -- representatives, from the city helped dedicate ten new lanterns and a cherry tree. the delegation arrived in oakland friday night to participate in three days of social and educational events. >> very excited . >> because we -- we have members of their city council that we will meet with our members. >> tomorrow the delegation will attend a panel and talk about last year's tsunami. that happens at city hall. the mayor will host a private

meeting. before a farewell dinner. >> all right. cooled off a little bit today. will it be cooler tomorrow? >> that will be the theme. i know major warm ups in sometime the temperatures, warmest locations barely. want to bundle up in the morning but barely in to the 0880s 80's. there is that fog bank in the distance. golden gate bridge and you can seat seat texture -- the live storm tracker 2, clouds hugging the coast. they come in tighter here. you will zoom in. pacifica, part of san francisco and also daily city. the clouds covering golden gate park. you can pick out the texture with the camera. the winds gusting around to 24

miles an hour. review of temperatures this afternoon. you can cool off. temperatures ranging from the upper 50s. san francisco really chilly around the coast. san jose topped out 74, 80s and a few low 90's. fairfield in the mid80s. forecast headlines for tonight. partly cloudy, fog will continue to increase in coverage. tomorrow morning cloud cover, clearing back to near the shorelinet. will be a slow process and then the extended forecast, more cooler temperatures for tuesday and into wednesday. here is the set up for tomorrow. in fact high pressure sticking around. inland spots back up into the low to mid80's. we have the on shore breeze. it'll import the fog closer toward haywood and oakland. the first thing monday morning. the pacific and weather system to the north and west. this will be the major cooling as it approaches the shoreline. into california by tuesday.

tuesday and wednesday likely the coolest days of the upcoming workweek with the temperatures mainly in the 60's, 70s to lower 80's and by tuesday we will have to watch for the winds. right around the delta. the stronger expected for tuesday. here is the forecast model. show you this. 7:00 tomorrow morning. clouds hugging the coast. 7:00, we will move this into the later days, the forecast model may be to -- the clearing -- the beaches, here you get the idea of the temperature trend. warmest locations in the 80s. few locations but a few in the lower 90's toward clear lake, never do near 81-oakland maxes out in the morning, clearing out -- 70's, morgan hill 85 and

san francisco the clouds. clearing out to ocean beach. a forecast high of 62 degrees. want to bundle up if you are heading to the beach tomorrow. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast. temperatures continue to cool off for tuesday and wednesday. basically holding steady, then by friday and into the weekend. the weekend always in view. no major heat in the forecast, receiving lots of complaints with the triple digit temperatures, that heat out of town but still on the warm side for the inland spots. >> that big fire going on by reddings. is it going to cooldown? >> it'll cool off a little bit. it's 100 degrees. it's extremely dry in this area and hot. a big challenge but temperatures came down a few degrees, monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> a bay area naval museum will get a familiar landmark from jack london square. . and '2and the hornet which

is now in a museum. it'll be put on the hornet. it'll take serious power to move that anchor. it weighs 30,000-pounds and each link weighs 125 pounds. >> i wouldn't want that job. we will have more on the little leaguers, the giants they try to cling onto first place. >> the a's continue their fight in a wild card race. sport wrap is next. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. it's the time of year in baseball when if you are a

contender every game counts. the third straight game the giants took the field with first place at stake in the national league west. the second straight start ryan struggles this time with the giants going for a sweep in san diego. padres had scored one run in the first. with the bases loaded and -- singled to center. alonzo beat the white tag by posey. the giants 3-0 hold. early ono the padres killed the rally with defense. play at third, take the hit away from sandoval. then with jose on the relief for the giants, they returned the favor. he takes the hit away to end the 4th. giants still in it at 3-1. the padres put it out of reach with two runs in the 5th. cabrera lands fair and goes into the left. cabrera was a thorn in the giants side. will had three, mavin had four.

the giants didn't get their sweep as richard lets just one run in eight inning for his 10th win. chipper jones sitting one out as the dodgers had a chance to flip position was the giants and move back into first place. the sun came into play. haywood, can't see the high fly ball up the bat -- juan -- came in to the plate in the 9th. if you have seen this one before, haywood can't find the ball. el he is goes to second with the double. the dodgers would get three more with another assist. they lead by a half time. they open three games in dodger stadium. the wild card was crowded when the day started and it's still that way. the a's aren't giving up ground. this year's version of the team starting to remind fans of power rich, former days. three game sweep over the

indians. 1-0 in the 4th and moss double that lead against masterson. crushing his 13th homer of the year. he isn't known as a power hitter but got into one off masterson in the 5th. this foul powell hugger a three run shot. number seven on the year for crisp, 5-0a's. he had three hits and four rbis. they struck for two more in the 6th. weeks dumped one to left. cliff penning ton comes home. weeks goes to second with a double. crisp drove in another run in the inning. parker went eight and cook finished the shut out in the 9th. cook gets brent on strike to end it. the a's get their sweep in lopsided fashion 7-0 . the battle continues with -- crisp likes to make likes -- the make up of his team old and young. >> still, still their personalities fit in well.

i think we all jump well. cliche but the truth. you have to take each game as they come. >> the angels on the outside, the number one wild card team when he walked upton with the bases loaded in the second. they got two more before the inning was over. in the 5th. roberts takes him deep with a runner on board. they win 8-3 and hold one wild card spot. the orioles who won today pulled the other by a half game over oakland. scoring runs today was not a problem for the kids in the little league world series. keeping them from scoring -- was the challenge. no shortage of fans support and -- the 13-year-old bradley smith is already made an impression. he was 4-4 in his first game. 5-5 that gave them a 3-2 lead. the tennessee came right back

to tie on the only in little league play. blake osborn cut down at plate after the drive into the gap. the catcher makes the tag but they try to minimize contact at the plate in little league though the runners tagged out. he is not allowed to block osborn off the plate and is ruled out. they trail 5-3 in the 5th but tied with back to back homers. this is the second one by slate. that makes it 5-5. tennessee had a little more offense. brown with the big blow, drive down the right field. brown goes to third with a triple. 9-6 the final. now a single elimination tournament. the kids who play again tomorrow at one against the midatlantic team from new jersey. >> still to come, on this early edition, two of the best in tennis where we will show you the outcome and got scary on the racetrack in michigan.

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. going in to the nascar race, just two points separated the top three in the standings. veteran mark martin, he was sailing long in the lead for most of the first 65 laps, this happened. bobby -- goes into a spin with montoya, also in the area. his car goes out of control near the entrance to pit row. martin comes close to crew members and cups close to serious injury. he nearly t bones the law. martin walked away. >> fast forward to six laps to go. jimmie johnson looks to add to his points lead but his problems and he is bassed by biffle and after the caution flag they wept green, white checkered. takes over the points lead.

ended up 27th today. that was johnson into 4th place. leaders still on the course in golf. garcia was in front by a stroke. four holes, they will finish tomorrow. been quite a year for federer who not long ago was considered the distant third. nadal -- the far court in the finals of the western and southern open in cincinnati. he made it look easy coming to the net but that point -- won the set. stays in the far court. 7-6. federer, heads to the united states open at the top of his game. number one in the world. included wimbledon championship and a loss to andy murray. sunday night sports wrap. see you again. >> the little leaguers. >> the good news is 's a double elimination tournament. they live to play again.

they can't loose anymore. >> all right. we are cheering for them. >> coverage continues with tonight's 10:00 news. >> at ten we look further into reports of the suspended star for the giants, cabrera are, part of a cover up to try to hide his use of testerone. that's our report. thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. we are always here for you online at ktvu.com and on mobile ktvu and mark, whether tonight people head out? >> little cool -- fog pushes back. >> thank you march and thank you for watching.