today is the 3rd day of june, 2013, ktvu, c, 10 p.m. testing. a lead run dies during a race. the the mystery surrounding his death after his body is found miles from the finish line. good evening, everyone. >> members of the bay area running community are stunned after learning a elite runner died during yesterday's race. we have more information. >> reporter: public viewing for 63-year-old reni bruine will be

held here in sutter city. his widow says he had so many friends they need to be able to say good buy. >> once he retired that's what he wanted to do e put his whole part into it and he loved it. >> reporter: the french native and long time fridays resident competed in the challenging races including the ultramarathon folsom lake. he would run nonstop for 30 hours. >> the hast conversation i had with him he chided me for only running marathons. >> reporter: yesterday's 50 k run up mount diablo was not out of the ordinary. something went wrong and bruine's body was found down an embankment. an autopsy was performed today but there is no a cause of death. >> this is something he truly

loved to do and small solace but it is what he loved. >> reporter: he worked as a cab driver for 30 years. friends and family say he was a people person and loved everybody. >> he was jacqueline smith was in his cab once. >> he loved san fransisco, and he liked to talk to people. >> reporter: his wife wants to make sure his fellow cabbies, passengers, and runners have a chance to say farewell to a man who ran with a passion. >> i want to make sure nobody misses seeing his face and saying goodbye. >> the world is a sadder place without him. he touched all our lives. >> reporter: there were will be two public viewing, the first one tomorrow from 3 to 8 p.m. and another one on wednesday from noon to six.

. continuing coverage now of that massive fire burning in southern california. firefighters started the day saying they were guardlily optimistic and ended the day ha. the powerhouse fire is 60% contained. it's taken thousands of firefighters days to get a handle on the fire. the flames have scorched more than 32,000 acres. at least six homes are destroyed and nine were damaged. mandatory evacuation ardz are still orders are still in effect but some are going home. the powerhouse fire is a reminder that fire season is here. coming up in ten minutes the dangers in the bay area as temperatures here are expected to rise this week. it was a violent weekend in oakland with seven more people shot and one of those shootings

is getting a lot of attention. a 17-year-old boy was killed in broad daylight and it was caught on video. some of you may find it difficult to watch. here is what happened. >> reporter: you are looking at exclusive video obtained by ktvu of a cold-blooded killing. >> what is wrong with this dude? >> reporter: shadeed, abdar-rahim was barbecuing when a man was shot. >> i'm upset. it drained me and i went in the house and laid down. >> reporter: you see people darting in every direction in the video. one man gets hit by a trailer sending his shoe in the air. david manson, jr. falls to the ground. the mass gunman continues to shoot in the street we pause the video there because what happens next is too graphic. he fires several more shots at the teen point blank as the boy

puts his hands in the air. >> he shot him and then he shot a boy across the street and then he shot him again. that was beasty right there. i call beasty. that was no regard for life. >> reporter: friends left devotional candles and left messages at a memorial. two people crouched down and cried when hearing the bullets. >> you can't grow up over 17. instead of giving them help and giving them hope and the problem is we lost hope. >> reporter: two other people injured in the shooting are expected to survive. the suspect took off in a car. police tell us they are following several active leads tonight. . also in oakland the interim police chief is tracking down on side show after a woman was shot

during a side show this weekend. the chief is shifting resources to send officers to places where those side shows usually happen. this is video from a side show early saturday morning on 106th and mcarthur boulevard where that shooting happened. >> the groups that like to attend these things are a lot of the groups that are involved in our violent crime and so when they run into each other at the side show a lot of times tempers flare and violence occurs as a result. >> the chief was joined by church and civic leaders who are helping with outreach and community support. they say everyone has a part to play to create a more peaceful oakland. there's a call for more feet on the street to curb gang violence there. staffing went back to normal but the police department put 40 extra officers out on patrol after the fifth homicide in a week on friday.

nora campos said the police chief should ask for help. the police chief says they don't need extra help. . san fransisco said 20% zuniga said 20% of their workforce will be laid off. the company says the 500 workers being laid off got a generous severance package and one programmer said he wasn't surprised. >> comes in the territory in games on companies do really well for a while and then ... >> one analyst says zuniga makes games. their stock fell 12% to chose at $2.99 today.

the nasdaq also halted trading in zuniga twice. announce a decision this week on whether it had continue to compete in the america's cup. one of the team sailors died last month during a training session on san fransisco bay. if artemis withdraws there will be two teams only challenging the reigning cup champions. polls will open in santa clara county tomorrow to replace supervisor joe shercowa, jr.. the county sent out 77,000 mail-in balllots but only 20% of them have come back.

>> please deliver them to our office or any polling place during the time the polls are open. >> shercowa was convicted of several charges. voters can cast a ballot. the polls are open tomorrow from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. state treasurer bill locklear put the rumors to rest saying he will not seek the job of state controller. healther holmes spoke with him tonight about his decision. his proudest achievements and his recent personal troubles. >> reporter: he had been preparing for a run at comptroller. but after eight statewide campaigns, 18 legislative campaigns, he simply told me tonight it is time to do something different. this was a different and bold

idea in 1987 when bill lockyer offered legislation creating the bay trail. the pedestrian and bicycle path will be 500 miles long and link the shoreline of nine counties. >> i used to say as a legislator my bills are my babies and so i love them all. >> reporter: the democrat spent four decades in san fransisco, first elected to the assembly in 1973. he spent 15 years as a state senator. his first next role was attorney general and he modernized crime fighting technology. >> only catching one person a year. when i left, finally it was 20, 25 a day. >> as treasurer for the last seven years, lockyer has tried to protect public money in a shaky economy. we in my office

invest about $60 billion and during the downturn we didn't lose money, we made money. >> reporter: but his political accomplishments were overshadowed by his wife's extra marital affair and drug abuse. he told meis marital troubles had little to do with his retiring. >> not really at all. i'm glad my wife is doing better. >> reporter: as for what's next. >> i'm not sure but i'm sure what i am not going to do. >> several other democrats are ready to enter the race. . the pattern of cool weather continues. what you'll wake up tomorrow and the mild temperatures you'll see in the area where you live. and in 90 seconds a fire near a popular health bay park. the reason this is the worst

season in decades. collecting dna samples as common as taking fingerprints. >> we don't think a government should be able to seize a genetic blueprint. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices

with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . new video tonight from vallejo where a searis of spot fires burned this evening. this is video from a viewer of one of the fires that was burning on interstate 780 near

glenclo parkway. one man pulled out a hose to protect his home from the flames. firefighters say it's not cheer what sparked the fires but they say it might be something as simple as a car sending off sparks. aign of how dangerous this fire season is so far. flames broke out again near kelly park and we are live near happy hollow park, and this is the fourth grass fire in the past three days, correct. >> reporter: that's right. firefighters have been very busy. the last firefighters from san jose left this scene an hour ago. the fire burned up into these trees and it wasn't especially destructive it is a reminder of an already worrisome fire season and hotter temperatures are on the way. a helicopter along with 35 firefighters battled this fire this afternoon right next to the east parking lot of happy hollow

park and zoo. >> my wife called me and said a fire, in front my house. >> reporter: andrew chong's wife packed up her son and left but they did not have to leave. firefighters kept the flames to seven acres of brush. jose firefighters have responded to two dozen grass fires including four in the last three days. >> we got it. >> reporter: these volunteers provide support for weary firefighters and say this past weekend was especially busy. >> we had four requests for assistance. i don't remember that happening in that quantity in one day since i've been a member for 30 years. . >> reporter: it's the dry fuel that all too often this fire season is behind grass fires. >> a significant increase in grass fires this season and it's only going to get, unfortunately it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: on average by this time in the year they have 990

fires and 7700 acres burned. but already in 2013 state and local fire agencies have responded to 2,000 fires with more than 45,000 acres burned and they say significantly dry conditions are a major factor in 90% of them. and with hot weather on tap for the weekend, firefighters are hoping the winds are calm. . one death has been confirmed and another feared at yosemite national park. it is impossible a man survived the drop over the 594 foot nevada fall. alec hawkman was swimming when witnesses say he was caught in the current. the search for him was scaled back today. this time of year the water level is very high. also over the weekend a

british man was killed while climbing. his climbing partner dislodged a rock causing it to fall and hit the man. other hikers for help but it was too late. the park can be a dangerous place, say rangers. >> between accidental deaths we get 15 a year. >> rangers had to use a helicopter to recover the climber's body. news arrived that 20-year-old former student died while serving in afghanistan. the defense department says specialist ray ramirez died on saturday. ramireza's high school teammates remember him as an outstanding

baseball player. he played varsity as a sophomore and outstanding student. >> i had conversations with him and tried to talk to him and say man, you are so smart, why don't you go to college. he said this is what i want to do. it was quite an honor to know the young man. >> one coach said he enlisted to help pay for college. he was on his first deployment overseas. two more americans and nine school children were killed in a suicide bombing in east afghanistan. it happened outside a high school when students were walking home. insurgents have stepped up their attacks in recent weeks and civilians have been hit hard. a sharply divided supreme court ruled today on dna, that it can be obtained from people

legally under arrest. >> reporter: by 5-4 vote the united states supreme court upheld a law that exists in california and 27 other states. it allows law enforcement to do this: collect dna samples from those arrested for serious crimes. >> this is the kit that we use. >> reporter: captain dan pere is in charge of the lab for the police department. he says dna is an unvaluable tool to solve a crime or exonerate a suspect. >> we can come up with matches, hits, be able to identify persons of interest in a specific crime. >> reporter: california voters passed proposition 69 in 2004. it mandated authorities to get samples from convicted felons, and in 2009, the haw expanded to those -- law expanded to those arrested. some say the law goes too far because it applies to people who have only been arrested not

necessarily convicted. >> we don't think the government should be able to seize an american's genetic blueprint and without a warrant and proving that person is involved in criminal activity. >> reporter: justice anthony scalia agrees. he said your dna can be taken and registered if you're ever arrested rightly or wrongly. but another justice said it was like a fingerprint. and like it or not, if you find yourself under arrest, expect this. it's now the law of the land. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the supreme court is weighing another big decision. how local officials are gearing up on the ruling on proposition 8. .

cool and mild out there. still warm in antioch, up to 84 degrees. the winds were blowing out in the bay so the cool moist air, 69 in oakland that was the day time high. a mild day. tomorrow just like this. there's fog at coast right now. fog pushing across over toward berkeley and fog up in the kensington area. fog when you get going tomorrow morning. the cooldown started on sunday. the marine layer is stretched out in response to this weak weather system off-shore. this marine layer which helps fire danger quite a bit and drops our temperatures hangs out tomorrow and then a little bit after that but then we warm up. temperatures are going to get into the mid-and upper 90s towards the end of the week. when i come back here at 10:45 i'll get specific with your forecast highs for tomorrow and your five-day forecast with your weekend in view. sean parker is paying a fine of $2 million because of his lavish wedding in big sur.

they got married on saturday. he built a wedding site that looked like a movie set. it included a cottage, fake ruins, and a water fall and cost $10 million to build. the problem is it was in an ecologically sensitive area and it was done without the proper permit. so parker has now agreed to pay $2.5 million. that money will go toward coastal conservation programs. the new free service apple is getting ready to offer. but first, an east bay teacher facing charges. how his big mistake in class led to allegations. it's impossible to nor where our taxpayer dollars are going. >> and tackling a tax loophole and its connection to strip clubs.

. a stanley high school teacher is facing charges of child pornography and burglary. the charges come after the teacher told school officials he showed a nude picture of himself in class. >> reporter: 45-year-old richard steiner teaches computer science. he was worked in the san lee and row district for many years. the superintendent calls it a difficult situation. it calls when steiner reported to administrators that he actually projected on the board a nude self-photo in front of his class. 11th grader ivan nuno was this. >> everybody was laughing because they thought it was a joke but when everyone realized he was our teacher then that's when it became quiet. >> reporter: steiner was demonstrating a computer program and intended to bring up another photo. >> he gave us a very long speech

about how he was extremely sorry, about how he did not want this to happen. >> reporter: police took over the investigation and say they found additional materials on other xutsers computers. disturbing photos and pornographyic stories. >> that information is brought to the district attorney, they reviewed it and based on their review they thought there was charge there. >> reporter: the burglary charges stems from evidence they found during the search. intimate items taken from a female friend's home when she was gone. >> what i'd like the community and students to know if anyone has any information, that they would please contact the police or contact me directly. >> reporter: steiner has been charged but has not been arrested. police say he is cooperating and his first court date is next week. . more details now from the

teacher's attorney. he says from what i have seen so far there is not sufficient evidence to convict mr. steiner of any crime. the attorney also says rick is a beloved teacher with supporters at the school and in our community. homicide investigators are looking into the shooting death of a man in a normally quiet san fransisco neighborhood. 67-year-old shoeshung mi was found dead in his garage at 44th avenue and ortega street. he had been shot in the back of the head but police are still trying to figure out when it happened. a this point no arrests have been made. the man convicted of killing man from virginia who was in the bay area for a job interview was sentenced today to life in prison without the possibility of parole. george huggins was convicted back in march. prosecutors say he robbed and

shot hung in 2010 on webster street in oakland. hung was getting his teeth cleaned before heading out for a job interview at google. a crackdown on tax credits for strip clubs. jerry hill spoke outside a club in rancho cordova. they were given $37,000 for each person they hired. hill says there's no database tracking the money. >> it's impossible for anyone to know where our taxpayer dollars are going. >> hill has introduced a bill requiring full disclosure of tax credits each business receives. . how many workers does it take to change a light on the bay bridge? that's no joke. i'll tell you why coming up. violence escalates in turkey as clashes turn deadly. how protesters used heavy equipment to try to attack

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. you may have noticed there's been a problem with those decorative lights on the bridge. what's gone wrong and why it's going to be hard to fix. >> reporter: if you've tried to change a light in a hard to reach place, try the bay bridge 500 feet above the water. some of 25,000 l.e.d. lights are on the fritz. >> i think it's pretty. >> reporter: people are drawn to the bay bridge light display. >> kind of, you know, frees up our mind for a little bit. >> reporter: it's meant to be a kind of digital camp fire on our cool nights but camp fires need

help to keep burning. so it looks different to you tonight. >> yes. >> do you know why? i don't. >> reporter: and the bay bridge needs help, too. some lights are stuck on. >> i like the analogy of a christmas tree. everybody can deal with the frustration associated with that. >> reporter: if you lose one light on a strand of christmas tree lights you lose the entire strand. it's not an uncommon problem but the key is finding the light that caused the problem. >> we are dealing with more issues than we budgeted for. >> reporter: it could be a combination of traffic vibrations or wind. whatever the problem it's happening sooner than anyone anticipated. they're still trying to raise the last 1.5 million for the $8 million project. some admirers are looking on the

bright side. >> some of them are still working, others are not. don't let anybody know. >> reporter: she told tourists that it was supposed to look like this. because it is a tourist attraction, if they have to shut down part or all of the light display, there will be some notice ahead of time. . a rare double jury trial is now underway in the richmond high school rape case. opening statements were today and will continue tomorrow. there are two defendants. prosecutors say the men were part of a group who sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl outside of a school dance in 2009. two different jurors will hear most of the same evidence and testimony but deliberate separately. >> this is designed to ahow the prosecution to only put the case on once except for a couple of witnesses and most importantly that the victim doesn't have to testify more than once. >> the trial is expected to last

through the middle of next month. lulu lemon says its workout pants for women are back on store shelves. the canadian company recall the pants in march because of complaints they were too sheer, too transparent. they said after rigorous testing, that issue has now been fixed. the pants sell for between 72 and $98. lulu lemon said it expected to lose $40 million this year due to that recall. apple could be preparing for the launch of a new streaming mussic service to take on -- music service to take on pandora and others. it is working on one with sony. analysts think apple will announce it at developer's conference in san fransisco next week. the reports indicate the service would be ad supported by free to users. the dow gained 138 points, nasdaq add 9. it appears investors believe the

federal reserve will keep its bond buying stimulus program going. the court-martial of bradley manning started today. he pleaded guilty to turning over classified documents to wikileaks. the army private put military secrets right into the hands of osama bin laden. but his defense attorney says he was young and naive and had good intentions. >> he did a courageous thing. he told the american people and the world about what was going on in afghanistan. >> several people rallied outside that court-martial at fort mead, maryland. the trial is expected to last until august. in news of the world, in china a fire at a poultry processing plant killed 119 people. survivors said they found only 1 exit door that opened. other doors were locked or blocked. and people panicked trying to

escape. fire officials are blaming an ammonia leak. in turkey, protesters commandeered a large piece of equipment and drove it toward police. two people have died and some 3,000 others have been injured. turkey's prime minister said he may mobilize his supporters to crush the demonstratesors. in germany a city is experiencing the worst flooding in five centuries. rivers continue to rise after two months of rain fell in two days. eight people have died and nine others are missing. the last world war ii veteran in the u.s. senate died today at 89. lawnberg died from complications from pneumonia.

he got smoking banned on flights and raised the drinking age to 21. it's now up to republican new jersey governor to appoint a replacement until an election can be held. the common store bought item in the secret weapon the war on ageing. the fate of proposition 8 announced this minute. the three ways the supreme court could decide that controversial case. and temperatures have been trending down but that's about to change. bill martin had tell us when temperatures could reach triple digits. the bay area colleges recently named the most diverse in the country. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool,

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month on california's ban on same sex marriage. as david stevenson reports the high court could rule in several ways or not at all. >> reporter: clinical social worker lisa is getting married this weekend. it's symbolic union with her girlfriend jennifer as they await the u.s. supreme court ruling on proposition 8 same sex marriage ban. >> my partner and i are simple people. we contribute to society. we love each other. we really look forward to the day that we're not stressed and attacked by others. >> reporter: arguments took place in march. legal analysts say the court can rule on the merits of the case and whether the ban is unconstitutional or they may decide prop 8 supporters had no standing to challenge a reversal of the ban. a third option, justices could decide they shouldn't take the case heaving in place the 9th circuit court decision overturning the ban. >> we're confident that we presented the winning came in the supreme court and felt good

after the hearing and we believe the supreme court is going to uphold proposition 8 as it was passed by a majority of california voters. >> reporter: in san fransisco, the city that sparked this legal fight, the count clerk's office is gearing up for a crush of couples. >> it's finally here before us, the decision, the ultimate decision. >> reporter: it's unclear whether a prop 8 ruling will apply only to california, the united states, or the two couples at the center of the suit. . the los caddos county is leasing a complex near highway 85 in winchester boulevard. they discussed the project two weeks ago but a decision was postponed after several hours of public comment. opponents say the project is too big for the neighborhood. support ers say they want to

make sure netflix stays this. diverse, issues in higher education, ranked what it calls the best universities for minorities outside of historically black colleges and the university of san fransisco came in number one. they have a 40% minority population and high graduation rates. san fransisco state was 8th, and san jose state came in at number ten. a celebration for teachers in oakland, welcoming new teachers to the district. tonight's event for teachers and their families was hosted by the organization teach tomorrow in oakland. the group works to bring teachers who reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of oakland into the classroom. they agree to work in the district for five years and get

professional development opportunities and peer support. the cooling trend comes to an end. when temperatures had jump back into the 90s in your neighborhood and when fire dangers will become h then to anti-ageing? the surprising results after study on sun screen. more cases of hepatitis linked to the frozen berries sold at cosco.

. we have new information tonight in that outbreak of hepatitis a linked to tainted frozen berries. there is another confirmed case of the disease here in the bay area. that brings the statewide total to 34. alameda county health officials says one adult was hospitalized with hepatitis a. a contra costa woman also got sick.

both have been released from the hospital. you can still protect yourself if you've eaten the berries. >> reporter: health officials say in the last four weeks contra costa county costco sold 88 cases of the berries. the products could show up anywhere. >> it's disturbing how they can figure that out. >> reporter: contamination may have come from pom grant at seeds from turkey. hepatitis a is debilitating but rarely fatal. it's virus passed through fee

sees and sometimes organic fields. >> the whole process of feezing and preserving them preserves the virus itself. >> have to be choosey. you have to be careful what you buy. >> reporter: this is an unusual strain of hepatitis a found in africa and the middle east. it has a long incubation. if you have eaten the berries, a vaccine now could prevent the illness. costco says as of now this is no official recall. . worried about wrinkles and sagging skin in researchers say sun screen could be the anti-ageing cream to help. people who used sun screen every day for 4 and a half years. people who used it were 24% less likely to show increased ageing

than those who didn't: . . a cool one out there today. temperatures in most spots in the 70s. a few 80s as well. the fog off-shore linkering there and you see it here in the time lapse. and you can see the fog. it's showing up at the golden gate bridge and in the avenues of san fransisco. it's patchy but it will fill in densely tonight. the winds are blowing and that's what is pushing the fog on show. 28 miles an hour sustained winds in fairfield. livermore is 13. san fransisco airport is 10. there's some good strong onshore winds. the cool moist air pushing inland. daytime highs tomorrow will be just like today's with lots of 70s an and a few low 80s. 61 in fairfield, overnight lows tonight low 50s. wake up tomorrow morning, get going, fog in some bay area

communities, and sun comes up and fog dissipates. in the extended forecast as we go into the weekend we'll see temperatures into the mid-90s by saturday. the warmest day on the weekend. there's a weak hoe low pressure system out here so you have a day tomorrow like today. the high pressure comes in starting on wednesday. and that starts to ramp up the temperatures so that by saturday we're back into the mid-and upper 90s. tomorrow temperatures ramp up rapidly. you'll notice how much warmer it is on thursday and friday and saturday being the warmest day, sunday cools a little bit. forecast highs tomorrow, 60, 70s are yellow, 80s and 90s in the central vally. cool, that's all that moist cool air. we'll not have that push of air on thursday and friday. the winds will be more northerly and that will warm things up. tomorrow like today. next few days after that it

starts to warm up. 78 in walnut creek, 80 in livermore. no air quality issues. this happens firefighters a hot. you get this kind of onshore flor, higher humidity lower temperatures. we'll be talking about fire danger in the bay area on the weekend. we heat up. we'll be watching it closely. enjoy it because for many summer starts this week. a lot of people out of school this week. >> graduation, parties. >> ours are next week. >> thank you, bill. beach blanket babylon, high school teachers. [ singing ]. >> they are competing for three scholarships worth $10,000 each for their college education. the scholarship program began

eight years ago, acting, dancing and voice. the hardest part is narrowing down the participants to nine. the sopranos took the top spot in the list of 101 shows. the award winning hbo series ended in 2007 and beat out seinfeld ranked number two, all in the family came in fourth. the highest show on the air is mad men at number 7. the script for tonight's game seven, boy it sure hacked drama. >> no question about that. you know in sports they're saying nothing like a game seven in a playoff series. that is unless it turns into something like tonight's version. absolutely no theatre involved. the game that leaves you wondering how did indiana push miami this far in the first place. dwayne wade, that's a move you

don't make if your legs are too bad. he had 21 points. he must have felt okay. the heat owned this thing and bring it home where with a 33-16 run in the second. coal up today for he bron, when i mean up top, he nearly hit his face on the rim. lebron, outside hit it as well. 32 points, eight rebounds. never in question. and it's on to the finals. san antonio, been waiting around for ten days. game one thursday in miami. a kid in name only, any more, and so after 19 years in the nba jason kid is calling it a career. doing the bay proud since he was a kid. alameda saint joe's high school. even at that age his talent evident. next stop, two years at cal where it was clear he was headed for the next level. not just as an average player,

jason kid in the nba a 10-time all-star. won a championship with the dallas mavs and brought home a couple of gold medals in the olympics. he bows out gracefully. the last two years, the nba's sportsmanship of the year award to jason kid. meantime, one of the nfl's all time greats has passed away. a change of venue for the a's, no problem. off to milwaukee tonight and things continue to fall right into place for the a's. sports part two, next. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month

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. the giants were off while the a's were decidedly on. again. wrecking the brewers 10-2. slick start to the road trip. the a's have ripped off 15 of 17 and they from the gate owned this one. coco crisp, what a difference the a's make when this guy is in the lineup. second pitch of the game, over and out. a sixth run fifth, redick with a crash in single to right center

field. he's 2-for-5. rbi single here. the a's now 15 wins in their last 17. we have frightening weather around the country, the big leaguers are not immune to its effects. check out the view in the yankees dugout as a thunderstorm hit the bronx. >> stadium, moments ago. [ thunder ]. . >> little scary there and sad news tonight. one of the gratest nfl players on the defensive side of the football deacon jones has passed away of natural causes. he was 74 years old. they didn't have the sacks statisticic. he might have been the all-time

leader. >> thank you. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we're getting word of two arrests in the killings of two south bay teenagers: look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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