search teams used dogs this evening to track an autistic child who went missing on mother's day from her family's vacation home. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a search is under way at clear lake for the search of a 8-year- old girl, mccayla is just 8 years old, autistic and does not speak. the child is unfamiliar with that area, her family had been spending mother's day at the lake when the girl disappeared yesterday afternoon. ken wayne reports. >> reporter: julie we're outside the command post where

this search is being coordinated. you see the picture of the little girl. the search wrapped up at nightfall but will pick up again tomorrow. they've been at it since just after sunrise trying to find the autistic little 9-year-old who wandered away from their vacation home saturday. >> we've searched and so far nothing is indicating that the child was taken. >> reporter: meanwhile an investigation of the home was conducted to make sure she did not just hide inside. >> she's a little girl. a baby still. i'm worried about her. i want to try to help her in any way i can. >> reporter: boats and dive teams spent most of

the water. crews say it's a difficult place to look. >> there's so many alcove that is she can be in. so yeah. >> reporter: not an easy place to look. >> reporter: not an easy place to look. mccayla's condition makes it hard for her to speak and the girl doesn't have her medication. >> she does have seizures if she doesn't have her medication so that's a concern for us. >> reporter: this lady heard mccayla likes horses so she took her horse for a ride hoping that she will come out. >> hoping that she will come out, maybe i can go to places others can't. >> reporter: live in clear lake, ken wayne. ktvu channel 2 news. a woman found dead in the swimming pool at her home in

napa over the weekend has been identified as the father-in-law of former state senate leader don perrata. katherine and nick parrata owned perrata auto. katherine perrata drowned, there are no signs of foul play. the occupy the farm protest heated up again. authorities arrested several people and plowed their crops under. heather holmes is in albany tonight and tells us the occupiers regrouped this evening and plan to return once again next weekend. heather. >> reporter: frank that's right, just about 90 minutes ago the demonstrators packed up their tools as you can see. but uc berkeley police remains here tonight in case those protesters return. after being evicted this morning, dozens of occupy the

farm reoccupied this plot of land owned by uc berkeley. >> this land is our land. we're going to take it back. it's public land for the people we're going to put it to public use. >> you're ordered to leave the premise immediately. >> reporter: the protesters started replanting the vegetable it is university plowed under just this week. four people were arrested after uc berkeley police moved in. >> obviously we don't want them back. >> reporter: a uc berkeley spokeswoman says that the protesters have been repeatedly warns that they are protesting on university property. and that the plans meet the need in this area. >> we've been involved in a five year process with the city and the residents in this area who are definitely supportive of a mixed use site.

>> reporter: and this albany resident agrees. >> it will benefit the city, it will help with green space pollution. >> we think that the city made several legal errors in adopts the report. >> reporter: john segel is challenging the development project. arguing that it is flawed and frank and julie that issue is set to head to court on thursday. meanwhile the occupy the farm protesters say they will be back here thursday. heather holmes, ktvu news. the federal government is now getting involveed in investigating those problematic bolts on the new bay bridge and reviewing the proposed fix. the panel in charge of the new bridge project asked the federal highway investigation to conduct an independent review. the integrity of some 2300 steel rods has been called into question. some are already encased in

concrete and inaccessible. the federation commission says that it can help restore confidence. >> it's that arms length, that distant look that a lot of folks have been asking for more and more. >> reporter: all of this puts september's bridge opening into serious doubt. caltrans is pushing for the fix of 23 bolts but say other bolts showed no signs of problem. tonight at 10:30, a ktvu special report discovered thousands of california bridges are rusting, crumbling and in need of a fix. why engineers say time may be running out. we have new video tonight of a crash in oakland involving an alameda county sheriff's squad car and another vehicle. witnesses say that squad car rushed out of the station and

was t-boned. a 42-year-old man from reno is dead after a high speed chase on interstate 80 in the high sierra. the chp says officers were chasing a bmw and the car went airborne at a construction site and then crashed. the car landed on its roof killing the driver. two workers on the side of the road was hurt. one of them was hospitalized. the chase started in the eastbound lanes where an officer tried to pull the car over for reckless driving. but the driver made a u turn and took off in the opposite direction. fire crews have gotten the upper hand now on a 50-acre wildfire that broke out around 3:30 this afternoon in the custeac area. authorities say it was sparked by a tractor trailer that caught fire on the side of interstate 5. the flames were then fueled by the hot weather and dry vegetation. interstate five is open. however one of the four

northbound lanes will remain closed until tomorrow. now to calaveras county where the father of leila fowler standing by his 12-year- old son after the boy was arrested for killing his own sister. the boy was arrested saturday two weeks after 8-year-old leila was stabbed to death in the family home in valley springs. the father barney fowler told the associated press he will believe his son is innocent until he sees evidence proving other wise. meanwhile students at toion middle school returned to class today with mixed emotions. >> she seemed nice and fun -- he seemed nice and funny when i hugged him on friday. >> he always had issues. he was always one of the kids that would be in trouble. >> reporter: the school superintendent says that the schools have counselors to

address worries. a candlelight vigil was held tonight as part of national police week. this year 321 names are being added to the law enforcement officers memorial. >> having people that i personally knew on the wall is extremely difficult. it was just part of the reason why it's so important for me personally to come out here every year. >> one name added to the memorial is that of kenyan youngstrom. the other california officer added was robert paris jr. he was a sheriff deputy in stanislaus county. sailing practice for the america's cup remains suspended after the swedish boat capsized killing an english

sailor. investigators are looking at what may have gone wrong. >> reporter: early conjecture is that big red was simply built too light and it broke. as we showed you exclusively as the racing boat was brought on land last week you can see it severely damaged. sailor simpson died. >> any sport like that i think you have certain risks and it's very sad someone died. absolutely. >> i wouldn't think it would happen again. >> reporter: all four teams are to meet tomorrow in san francisco to decide what changes to make if any. remember each race boat is a different prototype. artimus big red was built differently. >> i think the evidence suggests that the boat was not strong enough for the purpose. you compromise here, you compromise there. you come up with something that hasn't been built before and

you don't know where the edge is until it's behind you. >> reporter: think of a 7-ton, 30-mile an hour tennis court. they may change the course a bit but it's out of the question to change the design. racing starts in less than two months. but this may be the last america's cup with this design. that the boats are too powerful, too hard to handle and built too close to the edge. john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the safety concerns over america's cup. the german youth team is pulling out of the race. the youth teams use 45-foot catamarans rather than the larger ones used by the adult sailing team. doctors upgraded the

condition of the woman hospitalized following a limousine fire on the bay bridge. today doctors at santa clara medical center say her condition has improved from fair to good. she was one of four survivors, five other women died when they were not able to get out of the burning limo. investigators have not yet determined what caused that limo to burst into flames. a cooling trend on the way, the feature blowing into the bay tomorrow that will bring temperatures down where you live and the time line for the cool down. this was the owner's dream home until it was his nightmare. we'll take you to a neighborhood that is being swallowed by a sink hole. >> and a smart phone solution for graffiti. the solution fourteen agers made up to keep their

neighborhood clean.

new video tonight of a shooting in vallejo about 7:30 this evening. witnesses tell us a man was in a car near sereno driver when someone shot him from another car. you can see the paramedics there working on the victim who was hit in the neck. police have not released his condition or said whether anybody is in custody. a group of teenaged girls is recognized in an international competition for technology and invasion. jana katsuyama is live in mountain view this evening to tell us why the girled wanted to improve blithe in their community so they created an app for that. >> reporter: that's right,

that's right frank. and linked in is one of the companies that mentored them. they are helping girls to pursue careers in science and technology. for some people looking at some of the trash and blithe may say it's a world away. >> a few like a lot of census and stuff, people just throw their garbage. >> reporter: a group of girls got to tap into the world of technology and science and help their community out. >> you can see how many had android phones and how many would be interested in this app. >> reporter: ashley gave us margarita and vanessa spent four hours every monday for 12 weeks developing their app tag it. the app would allow people to

take pictures of graffiti, garbage and other blithe and postit. their mentor sarah a web director at linked in helped them get involved into a competition. >> it's something i wish i would have been exposed to. i wanted to give that gift to these girls. >> reporter: competing against more than 100 teams they not just wrote the code but did real market research to move the app would be useful. new dreams for these girls who never thought of a computer programming career. >> as we expand our knowledge, we might be making the next instagram or facebook or something. >> reporter: the mentor at linked in sees the girl's prototype came in at the top 30%. and they hope to keep developing so one day it'll be at an app store.

a graffiti clean up project is set to begin right now. crews will be working throughout the night until 5:00 a.m. cleaning graffiti off the train trestle. it could take several days to finish and lane closures are expected. the city is also planning other bragraffiti clean up over the next -- other graffiti clean up over the next few months. robert lincoln was arrested today after police say a woman told him he and her teenage daughter were involveed in a romantic relationship. the girl was a former student of lincoln's. police say the relationship started last year after lincoln was laid off because of budget cuts. he is due in court next week. alleged serial car thief demetrick storm was arranged on theft, resisting arrest and other charges. the 43-year-old fugitive was wanted for a crime spree.

he was arrested last week in berkeley after witnesses reported he was trying to break into cars. a man from berkeley will be sentenced to life in prison without parol next month after being convicted today for killing a teenager in danville in 2009. 17-year-old rilen fukes was killed right in the doorsteps of his home. fukes was selling a small amount of marijuana to walter bell but instead bell robbed kill him. the jury only deliberated for about 40 minutes today before arriving at that guilty verdict. there is a lot to celebrate in minnesota tonight among same- sex marriage advocates. that's the roar of the crowd after the minnesota senate approved the same-sex marriage bill just hours ago. the bill passed the house last week and now goes to minnesota governor mark dayton who has promised to sign it. the bill allows same-sex wedding starts on august 1st. it makes minnesota the 12th

state to allow them. in lake county homes in one neighborhood are literally sinking into the ground. 1/3 of that neighborhood is under evacuation orders. noelle walker got into one of the homes and what she found is pretty remarkable. >> reporter: if ever there was a road map for disaster, the lake heights neighborhood has it literally and in jaw dropping fashion. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: there are gaping cracks in the floor, corresponding cracks in the ceiling. >> if you hear something run. >> reporter: and a floor that leads to a 12-foot drop off. >> when you look at that. >> the only good thing we can say is we moved on time. >> reporter: this was tarsing's first home. he's still paying a mortgage even as it slowly sinks into the ground. eight homes are unlivable. five homes on cautionary

status. the red tags went up at the end of march so long ago they faded to a shade pink and a declaration has yet to hit the governor's desk. >> it's a commentary for government to have the wills this low. walk in and take a look at what you see. not very inviting. these homes started falling like dominoes and new cracks are opening up every day. >> it's dropped about 12 feet. we used to drive in and park the car. >> reporter: scott fibey lost his home in february. >> we literally had 48 hours to get rid of this house. >> reporter: lost his home in march. >> we could not believe what was happening it was surreal. >> reporter: his american dream out of reach. >> yeah we loved this house. this was really was our dream house. it became a nightmare. >> reporter: in lake county, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. another real warm day out there, 93 in antioch today. that was the number at the

warmest spot. 86 in fairfield, 89 in livermore. 91 todagh now there's palo alto and san jose. winds are blowing out of the west northwest at 12 miles per hour in palo alto. that's a cooler sea breeze. we have strong winds up by antioch. those winds are going to start to cool things off. current temperatures that's why you're seeing 59 in oakland, that's moist cool air infiltrating the inland bay valley. still warm in antioch but still cooling down. it's going to be a story about a cooler day tomorrow and fog to talk about. it's not there now but it's coming back. i'll have all the details coming up. dozens of bridges in need of repair. our special report on why they're not being fixed. >> that's, that's not america that i went to war for. >> an irs scandal, the extra scrutiny given to conservative groups and tonight what some told us is an even bigger problem. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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>>the associated press say it is u.s. department has -- the way they do interviews. ap was not told why. but the timing suggests it's linked to a government investigation into leaked information about an al-qaida terror plot to blow up a plane. president obama fielded questions today about a brewing scandal involving the internal revenue service. critics accused the irs of targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny of tax exempt status. >> if you've got the irs operating in anything less than a neutral and nonpartisan way, then that is outrageous. >> reporter: the president said

those responsible must be held fully accountable. and new at 10:00, debra villalon has reaction from the local tea party and a congressman who say it is dialogue needs to go deeper. >> reporter: here in solano county there are some tea party parties some with exempt status some with in and out. but none surprised by what's coming out of washington. >> we kind of just let it drop. >> reporter: mark recalls his group gave up on tax exemption because other groups told them it was an irs fight. but critics might argue that's information that should be shared. if an organization is trying to show its nonprofit and civic minded, not political. >> congressional hearings out of focus. >> reporter: democratic

congressman gerimendi holding a town meeting condemns irs miss deeds. >> it's wrong, it shouldn't take place. >> reporter: but he say it is bigger scandal is how campaigns abuse finance limit. by funneling money through so called public affairs groups. >> you know they're supposed to be advocating good things for america. they were flat out political campaigns. democrats and republicans alike. that shouldn't happen. >> reporter: in this audience tonight, social security and veterans benefits bigger priorities. >> i think really the irs is who they are. it just so happened they got caught with this group. >> reporter: if you look back at what happened with the -- that's them too. >> that's not the america that i went to war for. the irs is not any of those. >> reporter: by the way the solano tea party patriots report about 500 active members, not as visible now as during the election season. but they are still meeting and

still mulling over their federal tax status. reporting live in vacaville, debra villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. organizers of next month's san francisco pride parade say the debate over bradley manning is over for this year. but others say not so fast. on its facebook page sf ide says the discussion about manning being an honorary grand marshal is closed. last tuesday, ktvu was there as protesters demanded entry to a meeting about the inprisoned army private. organizers had named manning as one of the grand marshals then rescinded the honor. manning supporters plan to hold another protest tomorrow night. bay area bridges are shaking, crumbling and rusting. why they're not being repaired even when there's money available. but up first, a young girl kidnapped while walking with her mother. how police say she escaped and who they are looking for tonight.

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authorities in sacramento are searching for a man who they say tried to kidnap a child in broad daylight. the sheriff's department released this sketch of the suspect they say he pulled up right next to a 7-year-old girl who was walking with her mother on saturday afternoon. he then allegedly grabbed the girl, put her in the trunk of his car and drove off. a neighbor hard the mother's screams and called 911. fortunately the girl was able to escape from the moving car just a couple of blocks away because a witness says the trunk wasn't completely locked. >> she ran right to my husband and he said, he stole me, he stole me. she said she was hit in the trunk. when he put her in, she grabbed her and threw her in the trunk and he didn't close it all the way because her leg was there. >> the girl was taken to the

hospital and treated for minor scratches. there's much speculation on how brown will carve up a million dollars in a state revenue. a formula could tag most of that money for education spending and many democrats are preaching restraint on spending. but other democrats would like to use some of that money for programs devastated by years of budget cuts. >> certainly mental health is a big issue for the president of the senate. i think you will see other legislators and constitutional officers trying to make their priorities known as well. >> the governor will release his budget at a state capital press budget tomorrow morning. then it must be approved by the state legislature before it could take effect on july 1st. schools are counting on additional state funds and are putting classes back in their programs. >> we do have a lot more offerings than we did a year before. it's been a long time since community colleges received good news about the budget and

today diansa college in cuper to the best -- cupertino made up for a lot of missing classes. david stevenson labels which bridges have been labeled structurally unstable by the transportation department and why there are no plans to fix them. >> there are about 2,000 bridges that are labeled structurally deficient. >> reporter: this 100-year-old bridge spans san fresquito bridge. it's on a federal list of deficient bay area bridges for reasons that become clear under close scrutiny. >> here clearly there are signs that things have been patched over time. >> reporter: but jay sorof is a

senior managing engineer specializing in bridge collapses. sorof says a quick look cannot determine a bridge's safety but is evidence that this bridge has been worked on over the years. the concrete exposes the ribs that holds the bridge together. >> it's now exclosed and clearly corroded. >> a lot of our infrastructure was built in the 40s and 50s so it's life psych s-l -- cycle is coming to an end. >> reporter: there are 44,000 california bridges built to last 50 years. the average age is 44 but some are much older. transportation for america says every red bridge on this bay area map is structurally deficient. >> it doesn't mean it's in imminent danger of collapses. it just means it's going to need some work of some kind. >> we visited a number of those including this one on san francisco's third street. ranked deficient for a problem

with its substructure. cost to fix it $23 million. there's also this bridge on oakland's embarcadero street. it needs $50.6 million for a retrofit. with a funding shortfall with bridge repairs or replacements. caltrans gives us a sense of how it prioritizes the problems. it appears it's the major projects that gets priority and the dollars. the $800 million demolition and replacement of san francisco's earthquake vulnerable doyle drive began last year. the 79-year-old via duct was considered dangerously at risk. at its peak thousands of cars used it each day to get to and from the golden gate bridge. >> traffic levels are definitely something we take into account. how many people use this on a daily basis. and how necessary is it for it to remain open. but also the age of the structure is important too. >> reporter: important because

the environment from corrosive salty walter to shifty roads take its toll on bridges such as this one. >> you see cracking up at the top. then the whole thing seems to have come out a little bit. and also crack, the separation to clear the bridge and the wall on the side. >> reporter: and the damage and danger isn't always below the bridge or on the roadway. sometimes it's high over head. this bridge is getting a b.a.r.t. airport extension grafted on to it. but the bridge is 45 45 years old. and you can see where chunks of concrete appear to have fallen to the roadway leaving exposed corroded rebar. caltrans says with the economy recovering more funds may be coming down the pike from the federal government to put new thread on these old bridges. in in palo alto, david stevenson. >> if you have an idea for a

special report, e-mail us. cadaver dogs are now part of a policeman hunt for the northern california man suspected of killing his wife and two daughters. authorities say they have no indication that shane miller is dead. but the canines are part of a larger search in the rugged and remote terrain. thousands of law enforcement officers continue to look for the 45-year-old foughter. they believe he shot and killed his family in shasta county last tuesday. his abandoned truck was found in humble county the next day. o.j. simpson was back in court in las vegas trying to get a new trial. he wants to be tried again for the armed robbery and kidnapping of sports memorabilia dealers. simpson says that he had poor

counsel. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking a change in our forecast. at 10:45 what you'll notice in the week ahead. >> up first a picture you have to see to believe. the waves of ice literally creeping toward homes in the midwest. [ male announcer ] want irresistible chicken made the way you say?

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new developments now in a mother's day parade shooting that injured 19 people in new orleans. police there say several people have positively identified the suspect as 19-year-old akeen scott. the teen was wearing a white shirt in these surveillance photos. investigators served warrants at three addresses today but did not find him. three of the 19 shooting victims are in critical condition tonight. two children are among the wounded. a show down is coming between a medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco and the federal government. the u.s. attorney's office has ordered healing center to close by june 1st or the building will be seized. simbala has a permit from san francisco to operate there. the attorney for the building's owner says simbala can't be kicked out because the disopinions reu -- dispensary complies with local and state law. if the government cannot stop the violence in benghazi they say they will.

at least three civilians were killed when a car bomb explodessed -- exploded outside of a hospital. there's been numerous attacked since september 11. in france, a man known as carlo the jackel. his real name is alec ramirez sanchez and he is serving two life terms for killing 11 people. >> ground control, this is major tom. >> reporter: from the international space station, commander chris hatfield had one last song before his five month mission ended. he recorded his own personalized version of space oddity. it's the first music video ever made in space. hatfield and two others safely returned to earth landing in

central asian. amtrak unveiled the first of its new energy saving electric locomotives today. amtrak plans to launch 320 locomotives. the first batch of new electric trains is going to replace the aging pleat on the -- aging fleet in the northeast corridor and in pennsylvania. how far temperatures will dip this week. shoe that is claim to trim and tone. the legal settlement being paid out to nearly half a million customers. from brave to tame. >> it just seems very sexist to me. >> in just two minutes why the bay area oscar winner who created merida is mad over disney's make over. ♪

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disney is coming unfire tonight for giving a make over to the main character of the film brave. the director modeled that character after her own daughter. brenda chapman won an oscar this year for best animated feature for the hit movie brave. the main character is a feisty girl named merida based on her own daughter. >> seeing teenagers that have realistic bodies that's what we modeled her after. >> the waist is cinched in. she has bigger obs.

she s more of a regular girl figure. more of an athlete. >> reporter: she has signed an online petition that now has more than 150,000 signatures objected to the look. >> what i'm finding with this new merida is that it's not merida at all. it's just another, i don't know it just seems very sexist to me. >> reporter: we asked several mothers what they thought of the change including this east bay mom raising two daughters. >> girls grow up in a very imagine obsessed culture as it is they don't need any more reinforcement than that. >> reporter: we asked disney for a comment, they haven't responded. in marin county, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. on hour facebook wall, ktvu viewers on both sides of the debate are telling us what they think. you can join the conversation on facebook. a $40 million class action settlement over sketchers was approved today. the lawsuit alleged the shoe

makers made unsubstantiated claims. sketchers ran ads that claim the shoes would help people lose weight and build muscle. wall street's rally came to a close today. a report that americans increased their spending last month wasn't enough to convince investors to buy stock. the bay area's bid to host super bowl l or 51 is getting a boost from silican valley. they've gotten bids from google, apple, hewlett packard. the goal is to host the super bowl in 2015 or 2016. after declaring the

inaugural body festival, organizers are already planning for next year. you can now buy presale tickets for bottle rock 2015. it'll be on mother's day weekend once again but only three days instead of five. up to 150,000 people saw more than 60 bands from wednesday through sunday. and organizers say they did not have any major problems. it's windy offshore right now. windy out at the beach. fog free at this hour but the frog is coming back. let me show you what we have. the winds are coming offshore pretty fast right now and they're blowing up into the outer richmond and inner richmond area. this is out by west portal. 50degrees just west of there. at the cliff house it's 54 degrees. it's pretty chilly on the other side of town.

here's the story as the weather system goes. this low pressure center right here as it bumps up against the coast is going to increase the fog. it's already done that. it's already gotten rid of the fog but it should support the fog formation as we go into the morning hours. we will look for fog tomorrow morning. slightly cooler weather as we slide into tomorrow. here's how it breaks down. the shallow marine layer is going to stretch out. things are really going to start to cool down. as that happens temperatures in the inland valleys instead of the in the 90s will be in the mid-80s. but still warmer and cooler tomorrow. look for fog and low clouds tomorrow when you wake up. they're not there now but i think they could form pretty quickly. the computer model says there's fog in many places when you get going. prepare for a little bit of it. 90s are reds. oranges are 80s, so you can see some of the heat is basically and most of it is the real heat

is east the ofarea. as you move through the bay area microclimates, there's going to be some low 80s out toward the moraga area. and mid-80s out toward the eastern side of moraga county and south of san jose. 84degrees forecast high in pittsburg. nice day, it's still warm right it's just not hot like it has been. so certainly cooler around the bay. and the fog i think it will show up at the coast and stay most of the day. the forecast the santa clara valley upper 70s and something like that. as we head into your tuesday, the weather looks great. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. the week is going to pop in right here. you see it warms up just in time for the weekend with temperatures back into the upper and mid-80s. so real nice. just a nice looking weather pattern ahead. you will notice it cooler as we

move into the week ahead. >> boy, nice looking weekend. >> the fire danger takes a little bit of a dip so that's good. ski resort safety by was passed today. they will have to put together an annual safety report that includes things like accident prevention efforts. the report would be posted on the ski resort's website and be available upon request. the bill is supported by medical groups and the california ski and snow board safety organization. it now goes to the assembly. columbia cyclist javier acevedo is now leading the tour. the temperatures reached 110 degrees. he finished a 124-mile race in five hours and seven minutes. tomorrow's stage three is from palm dale to santa clarita. >> those riders are amazing. the a's they hit a rough

patch but not tonight. >> the series begins with the texas rangers coming to town. they still do own those rangers just in case because they're in first place. texas thought they were going to walk in here and pick on the injury depleted a's. think again and start with the bat of cespedes, el centro in a big way. over and out. although he had to leave later with a stomach virus. back to back, brandon moss. next hitter even further to center. this happens to be the 7,000th home run in oakland. a's history just to make sure. norris with a laser. going to find the gap in left center. get himself an rbi double and a.j. griffin, eight strike outs very strong work on the mound his fourth win and 5-1 final. around the water cooler, warriors dominate all conversation and deservedly so.

you know they are alive and well in the collective hits of the san antonio spurs have gotten it to the bottom three. the continued great play of seth curry, barnes playing 51 minutes yesterday. he is young but even he did feel the physical strain. >> i was exhausted after the game yesterday. i was gasped but i guess that's a blessing of being 20 that i don't really feel it today. >> i don't think i could have been like this at the beginning of the season. i am just excited and very thankful for that and trying to make the most of it. >> game five tomorrow night. if you're suffering from shark withdraws that's the stanley cup business tomorrow night. and the nba play off pictures outside the land of the war kwraors becomes more clear

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all right as soon as russell westbrook went down everybody alive in the west suddenly had more reason to believe. spin it any way you want to okc not nearly the same without their fearless point guard. they do take memphis to

overtime. we go straight to ot. okc down one. mike conley up to gasol, clutch with the jumper. free throws down the stretch, sealit for the jets. miami scripted holding chicago to 65 points heading up 3-1 going back to miami. the heat are 3-1. the defending stanley cup champs down under. >> they haven't been, they have not been involved in this type of break any where at all. it's the hropbs it's occurred but you can tell them at practice, they're ready to run. >> we do have a report tonight

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