a home depot store become as crime scene after a man opens fire. >> a power outage. we are looking into what triggered the outage. >> and a major marijuana bust worth millions of dollars. how the best went down. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. right now police are searching for the gunman who shot a home

depot employee. ktvu's jade hernandez is live outside the store to tell us what led up to the gunfire. jade? >> reporter: it appears that a thief was trying to get away with tools and it happened right here at this home depot this afternoon. look at this video. police say this happened around 12:30 p.m. at home depot. two security officers tried to take the man into custody. police say the thief pulled out a gun and shot wan of the officers in the arm -- one of the officers on the arm. the shooter ran from the parking lot, headed east, then north. we spoke to a man who say employees told him the officer shot, was a new employee. >> we pulled in as the first officer arrived. there were hysterical people in the gardening department.

>> reporter: we spoke to home depot speaksman and they said the shooting didn't shut down the store. the man was 30-40 years old with gray hair worn in a ponytail, 6 feet tall and was clothes were discovered at a donut shop. if anyone has information about the shooting they should call police. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. a san jose police officer is recovering from injuries from a crash last night. the officer slammed into a tree last night around 8:00 p.m. last night and suffered a concussion and back pain. he was following a parolee when the officer lost control of his car. the parolee got away and police are still searching for him. two police officers water hospitalized last night after

being assaulted during a traffic stop. they pulled over a driver before 10:00 p.m. on suspicion of dui when a passenger got out of the car and attempted to free the driver who was being arrested. one officer was ikicked in -- was kicked in the face. both were taken into custody. police are searching for whoever stabbed a robbed people outside of a nightclub. about 2:00 a.m. this morning three people were attacked in the south of market area. one of the victims was stab in the chest. the attacker got away with jewelry. it is not clear if the victims were in the nightclub. members of egypt's muslim brotherhood issued a cry for help to end violence. this comes after police attacks this weekend that killed 72

supporters of the president. civilians joined police officers in firing into the crowd. the interior minister accused them of invoking sympathy. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live where a demonstration is going on. >> reporter: we are going into our 4th hour. look behind me. 50 people crowded the corner here in downtown san jose. they are holding signs and flags and they say the right to speak their mind without fear of punishment is why they are here. >> reporter: she brought her family to this protest in san jose. she says the same right tademonstrate is --

odemonstrate is under -- to demonstrate is under attack in egypt. >> i don't want people to be killed anymore. >> reporter: authorities killed 72 protesters on saturday. people who oppose the military's removal of the president. . >> people are being shot in their head, the neck. they are not just trying to disperse. >> reporter: a group hope to organize protests such as this one around the u.s. and the world today. >> what about those who say she an instreamest? >> if i look at the past year of his ruling and what happened throughout the past 30 days i can deaf untilly rule out this assumption. >> for -- definitely rule out this assumption. >> i am concerned. >> reporter: diannesenator dianne feinstein said the next few month could have a big impact. >> i think it is important for

them to exert their authority now. it will show whether a democracy in terms of civilian control of the military can governor that country. >> reporter: we come back live to shouts of military no more in san jose. some people here would like the u.s. government to declare this ouster a coup. live in san jose, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. concerns here in the u.s. about the violence in egypt center on what would happen if the shipping was interrupted. they carry a substantial amount of oil. >> for americans at home saying why should we be interested. 5% of the world's oil every day goes through the sunal.

8 -- canal. if this spills over and they lose control of egypt it will have impacts for us at home. >> the canal is wider and deeper than the panama canal. the peace talks are set to resume this week. the efforts of secretary of state john kerry appear to be paying off. now israel agreed to release 104 prisoners which clear as heard tool the talks. the negotiations will be held in washington, d.c. the last time they were held was 5 years ago. bart riders have a more immediate concern for tomorrow's commute and it has nothing to do with a strike. how a equipment problem stranded trains. >> reporter: without power due

to a fire. they are optimistic the rails will roll out by tomorrow morning. >> fire at a power substation wiped out electricity to the train yard. >> we have 18 trains stranded. >> reporter: 8:30 a.m. this morning crews scrambled to get power diverted. lecrisions cut power cables -- elecrisions cut power cables. for 45 minutes after the fire, people needing the line were stuck. then bart moved trains to the line. >> a long with the -- as long as the train comes and goes. >> bart wants it uperational before monday -- operational before monday morning when there will be triple amount of

passengers compared to sunday. >> going to be a long day. >> they are the best in the business and they know thew keep things going. >> reporter: i am told they won't have the flexibility they normally do to remove train cars during the day. ktvu channel 2 news. another bart strike possibility, we are one week away from a deadline. the 30 day contract extension expires a week from today, sunday, august 4. negotiations will resume on tuesday and they have made tentative agreements. bart's negotiator has been on vacation and as you see here workers mocked the absence yesterday. mean time the cost of parking at two of bart's parking lots is going up

starting tomorrow. fees are increasing 50 cents. at west oakland $5.50. a busy san francisco street was blocked when part of a tree came crashing down. one of our colleagues took these pictures. nobody was hurt. the branches fell in between parked cars and didn't even damage those. we are learning new details about the victim whose died in a bush crash yesterday in indiana. >> we will have the emotional appearance by one of the cleveland girls freed after being held captive for years. ♪

[ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ a bus crash killed 24 people. it plunged down a ravine in italy, it hit several cars. and went over the side. the bus was filled with 50

people. 11 people were injured. in indianapolis a church is mourning the loss of three member whose died in a bus crash yesterday. 17 are hospitalized and one is in critical condition. they were among 37 people returning from a camp in michigan. police say the driver told them the bus' breaks failed. amanda berry made a surprise appearance at a concert in cleveland. >> give it up for amanda berry. >> as you heard athere the crowd cheered as she -- there the crowd cheered. amanda berry was cold commentive for a deck -- was held captive for a decade by ariel castro. president obama is giving hope to opponents of the key stone pipeline project.

it will carry oil from canada to the gulf coast. this weekend the president said he will evaluate the project based on the pollution it would possibly creak and he mocked arguments that said it would lower gas prices. the state department will be issuing the assessment. the average price for a gallon of regular is now $4. that is down 4 cents. and san francisco is also down, the price averages $4.05. san jose $3.95. a drop of 5 cents. in oakland it is also $3.95. flooding in north carolina are being blamed for two deaths. a foot of rain fell yesterday in the western part of the state, causing extensive damage. rivers and creeks as you can see jumped their banks flooding

homes and roads. >> it was raining so hard i didn't say any of that. embarrassing. >> the mayor declared a state of emergency. authorities are waiting for the flood waters to recede to get an estimate of the extent of the damage. warnings for hawaii as a tropical storm moves across the pacific. it is 500 miles east of hilo. a tropical storm warning is in effect. a tropical storm watch has been issued for oahu. it is expected to pass monday. back here in the bay area nice day. i volunteered at the san francisco food bank and it was chilly out here. mark tamayo is here now. you warned me. >> that time of year, the temperatures coast side and around the bay and we have been talking about a cooling trend

that continues for today. outside right now the big source of the cooling in san francisco. lots of over cast here and drizzle. we will have drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. here is a live look. there is the clouds from half moon bay, point reyes, hugging the shoreline. once again models bringing in more over cast tonight and monday morning. so big changes there. as far as current temperatures. 50s in san francisco to 70s in livermore. concord 76. and san jose 73 degrees and fair skies. deeper marine layer will reinforce the cooling for monday. no major heat for tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow the same as today. could be cooler in a few spots. over night lows in the mid-50s.

same deal towards santa rosa. san francisco 50 degrees. san jose 56. over cast near the coast, around the bay and partly cloudy skies well inland, fairfield and antioch. here is an update, the tropical storm, and the latest update, winds at 60 miles per hour. closing in on hilo. here is the forecast track as we take this into monday morning, between the big island and maui. you can see the track throughout the day. tomorrow and into tuesday. rainfall in general, this is the primary concern, 5-10 inches. isolatedments in the slopes of maui and the big island. flash flooding. that will be the concern into monday and tuesday. back here in the bay area. we have this, tomorrow morning, areas of fog as you would expect in july.

7:00, 57 degrees. lunchtime we should have coastal fog, temperatures recover but still chilly for the beaches. inland, partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon, there is the temperature range. patchy fog for the shoreline into monday afternoon. no big changes for tomorrow, temperatures for afternoon highs 60 in pacifica, oakland upper 60s. and 70s. warmest locations on track, no triple digits, no 90s, lower 80s towards livermore and antioch. five-day forecast. temperatures up on tuesday. few minor changes. wednesday, cooler temperatures. warm back up by thursday and friday. and you could see temperatures on friday, warmest locations upper 80s. coming up, we will look at your weekend forecast, possible warming there as well. a woman killed in a head on

crash in san leandro. she was hit by a speeding drunk driver. how fast police believe that driver was going. >> millions flock to rio de janeiro for a chance to attend mass with the pope. why he is telling them to shake up the church. >> calls for a new york mayor hopeful anthony wiener to step aside.

we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly.

chase. so you can.

investigating a head on crash that killed a woman. ktvu's alex savage has more on the investigation. including how fast police believe the drunk driver was going. >> reporter: the violent high speed collision happened at 2:30 a.m. this morning. >> i mean, it was so loud. >> the sound woke him up, who lives feet away. >> we jumped up and took a look out. oh, my god. just look at this. >> reporter: they saw the suv wedged between two parked cars and this black car with its front end crushed. he knew he t was bad -- he knew it was bad. >> sad to see that. >> the woman riding in this car was killed. the coroner identified her of san leandro. the man she was driving driving with was seriously injured and san leandro police say the crash was caused by the driver

of this suv. investigators believe he was drunk and going 100 miles per hour when he veered into the lane. >> this is the worst one i have seen. it is horrendous. >> reporter: after the crash the driver of the suv admitted to officers here on scene that he was drinking before he got behind the wheel. and moments before the crash a police officer spotted this speeding suv. he tried to pull him over but it was too late. >> helpless situation. >> reporter: a pastor told me today he is praying for the woman's family. >> makes me realize how in a moment our life can be taken away. >> the driver accused of killing the woman is expected to survive his injuries and will face manslaughter charges. in san leandro, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. in news of the world, 3

million people on a beach to see the pope. the beach was jammed in one of the largest turn outs. pope francis called on catholics to shake up the church and spread the faith far and wide. she on his way back to the vatcon now. the -- vatican now. the driver of the train derailment was taken to court. after the crash the driver said he wanted to die and he needed to break but he couldn't. a woman from houston died today and a woman from virginia was killed in the crash. >> reporter: in france -- in france someone stole $53 million worth of jewels from a hotel during a jewelry

exhibition. one gunman stuffed a suit case and got away. chances of recovering the jewels is slim. anthony wiener says he will stay in the race for new york city mayor in spite of the loss of his campaign manager who quit. the talk shows were filled with lots of criticism and calls for anthony wiener to get out of the race. >> another domino falling for anthony wiener. despite the set back he is determined to stay in the race. with 44 days till the primary one of his opponents and frontrunner says she is trying to focus on the issues. >> when you see scandal after scandal like this what it does is create even more distrust and maybe even disgust in government. >> reporter: anthony wiener is now a lightning rod.

>> there are second chances. no third chances. >> this is a scandal, a future scandal waiting to happen and it would seriously under mine his ability to governor. >> reporter: >> he was making campaign promises that he changed and he was a better man now and he learned from his mistakes and i am proof that that is not true. >> reporter: that revelation prompting strong words from his former leader in the house. >> so disrespectful of women. get a clue. >> reporter: anthonyanthony wiener's wife professing her love. a long time hillary clinton aid. >> this isn't a story no one is

happy to see. i think they would like to see this go away. >> reporter: the primary is september 10 and the election is november 5. fox news. anthony wiener spent $45,000 for a private investigator in 2011. he had the investigator try to find the hacker that tweeted the inappropriate photos. anthony wiener acknowledged later he did that himself. new calls for san diego mayor to step down due to a sex scandal there. 7 women accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior. he offered a public apology on friday and revealed plans for therapy but that is not enough for senator dianne feinstein. >> this kind of absence is

subject to recall. i think he should resign. that's right. >> a group is threatening a recall if he does not resign. the democratic party is pressuring him to step down. millions of dollars of marijuana seized in santa cruz county. >> a live guard on a beach makes an unusual find, a beach board. what was inside. >> why the military is predicting a major pilot shortage in the coming years and what the air force is doing. >> a new link between cancer and your height. >> ktvu app is ready to download. get traffic, weather and breaking news anytime, anywhere. denny's red white & blue plate specials

are as american as apple pie. especially, the apple pie french toast. come in today for specials starting at just $4.99. only at denny's.

santa cruz shoreline police caught 4 men trying to struggle marijuana on to shore. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us what tipped off authorities and where the marijuana may have come from. ken? >> reporter: it was an alert lifeguard that spotted a boat on a beach. the location is north of where we are here in santa cruz on a scenic spot that is north of bonny dune beach. >> reporter: it is the kind of land mark no one would miss, shark tooth beach. this boat and the four men and 1200 pounds of pot, law enforcement says it contained.

>> i didn't know that activityb happens around here -- activity happens around here. >> lifeguard spotted this boat beached. a 35-foot boat. it is now docked at the santa cruz marina. law enforcement found three men from los angeles and one man from arizona and 175 bundles of marijuana. >> crazy. that is so weird out here. seems so secluded. i don't know. that is crazy. >> reporter: shark tooth beach is well known. the easiest way to get to shark tooth beach is down this path. duck under this path and walk down rocky terrain. slippery. this beach is secluded. there is a crowd here today.

the boat had extra large gas tanks. this one perhaps not remote enough. >> i come to santa cruz, along the coast, i am glad it was intercepted. >> reporter: the santa cruz county narcotics task force say all four men were arrested and booked for transportation of marijuana. in santa cruz, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. democrats and republicans on the sunday talk shows came down on opposite sides of the nsa's collection of phone data. republicans backed it and democrats criticized it. >> when i call somebody and for how long it is a violation of your privacy. in this program zero privacy violations, 54 terrorists attacks thwarted.

that is a great record. >> some members of congress say the collection may need to be changed. he talked about the importance of passing a new debt limit saying a failure would engage the -- would endanger the economic recovery. >> no one could predict and they can't take the risk of making a mistake. they should get back and finish their work and get it done so there is no uncertainty. >> the fight over the debt limit in 2011 hurt the economy and congress should avoid another with the next deadline approaching. new figures suggest the american dream is slipping away. 80% of u.s. adults have problems with joblessness or

living near preserve -- poverty or live on welfare. corde number of americans as being poor, 46.2 million people are 15% of the population. man accused of setting his girlfriend on fire is due in court in san francisco tomorrow. he is charged with 11 felonies, including attempted murder. in january he got into a fight with his girlfriend and threw gas at her while she was at a laundromat. she suffered major burns and remains hospitalized. the fight started after she asked him to help carry the laundry. man accused in a murder in san francisco will be in court this week for a preliminary hearing. he pleaded not guilty to killing five people in a home last year. prosecutors believe he knew all of the victims. there are reports that killings

stemmed from a dispute over gambling debts. they have 10 dize settle $2 million in un-- days to tettal $2 million in un-- to settle $2 million in unpaid bills. the county warmed the company three times since 2011 about a potential breach of contract for failing to meet standards. today a second body was pulled from new york's hudson river after the boating accident that killed a bride-to- be. six people were on the board when it slammed into a barge. authorities believe the body they retrieved today was that of the best man. >> waitingwaiting for positive identification from the medical examiner but we are confident that this is mark lenin.

and what can you say? the family is devastated as any family would be. >> the groom and three other people were injured but survived. the driver of the boat was arrested and charged with man lotter. authorities say he was intoxicated. years of fighting wars and competition is leading to a shortage shortage of fighter pilots. the report on the big money in maintaining american air superiority. >> reporter: they will be short 700 fighter pilots 8 years from now. it is offering bonuses up to $225,000 to stay in the service for an additional 9 years. the deadline to respond is september 30. >> we have a shortage. we are 200 short. >> we are concerned about it. we anticipate that shortage will continue to grow in years

to come. >> the reasons, fighter pilot fatigue, sequesttration, and high -- questeration and higher sal -- sequestration and higher salaries of commercial pilots. the faa raised the qualification requirements for commercial co-pilots from 250 flying hours to 1500, making pilots more attractive. some fighter pilots are frustrated their experience was wasted when they were reassigned to fly unmanned drones. the air force is training drone pilots without cockpit experience. >> they are flying $100 million

airplanes, so the experience that they need to keep flying such expensive material aircraft is what is they are aiming at. >> reporter: it cost the taxpayer $6 million a year to train one fighter pilot. fox news. it appears that taller women may be at a greater risk of getting cancer. they studied 20,000 women and discovered for every 10 centimeters of height cancer increases 29%. scientists say there are possible reasons, including taller women have more cells and higher risks of an abnormality. the giants are heading heading to the white house tomorrow being honored for last year's world series win. the president is expected to

recognize the team's efforts to give back to the community, like the work they do for under privileged youth. it son their off -- it is on their off day before they head to philadelphia. fans of elvis will get an inside look at one of his mansions. why it took so long for doors to be open for the public. >> and mark tamayo will be here with a look at when we could expect a cool down. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order.

working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪

today was a nice day for strolling in san francisco. till about 4:00 p.m. this afternoon, the sunday street event. the program is designed to get people out of their cars and walking through different districts in san francisco.

next week closure is for the tend or loin. >> reporter: dental clean -- tenderloin. >> dental cleanings. >> did you have fun? >> yeah. >> love getting the teeth cleaned. they offered free screenings for kids and showed them how to brush and floss. >> we teach them early on. they can prevent future dental treatments. >> 7% of children lose an adult tooth because of poor dental care. early detection is important to protect the teeth. a celebrity sighting today at the america's cup. tom cruise and his son went sailing. they sailed on the ac72

following had final race. the fans were pleased he was on hand to see their team win over italy. >> nice to see. shark in town -- mark is in town. >> hopefully he watched the forecast. it was chilly. temperatures in the upper 50 to 60 degrees. in the south bay, san jose, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the lower 70s right now. from this afternoon, lower 60s in san francisco. hayward 70 degrees. 80s towards fairfield, livermore and antioch. right now on live storm tracker two. there is the fog bank, closer to the bay, a solid bank of over cast pushing back into the bay. with that, partly cloudy skies for late tonight and tomorrow morning because we still have a breeze, winds in fairfield,

southwest, sustained, 25 miles per hour. oakland winds at 17 miles per hour. sfo 17. and livermore winds out of the northwest at 18 miles per hour. time lapse from this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., towards the bay bridge here, san francisco, lots of haze and the fog pushing back into had region. not too much change for today. we have been talking about cooler temperatures and the trend continues over the next 24 hours. for tonight, fog increases. tomorrow morning clouds. cooler in most spots and we warm back up. no major heat waves. that is the trend as we approach the weekend. showers and thunderstorms developing towards nevada, the other part of the region we have the fog. high pressure warms us up. scoots out of town tomorrow. this area of low pressure, tomorrow one of the coolest

days of the weekend. 80 degrees. around the bay upper 60s. bundle up for the coast. readings in the upper 50s to 60 degrees. forecast model showing you this, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, solid over cast here for san francisco, oakland and partly cloudy skies well inland. could be tracking drizzle as well. clouds near the coast line for the afternoon hours and patchy fog for san francisco for monday afternoon. tomorrow cooler, not warming up too much, santa rosa 73 degrees. vacaville, one of the few spots approaching lower 80s. clear lake 89. oakland 67 degrees. 70s around antioch, brentwood. san jose mid-70s. fremont 73 degrees. 3:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, san francisco

61 with patchy fog into the afternoon hours. five-day forecast. temperatures up a few degrees on tuesday. one minor change. cooler for wednesday. finally warming up by thursday and friday. and then by the weekend warmest locations could approach the lower 90s. looking good long range. 'twas not showing up -- triple digits not showing up just yet. >> thank you. good news for fans of elvis presley. the owners of his former home in palm springs say it will be open to the public soon. he used it for a vacation home. since his death in 1977 it has been owned by several people and involved is in several legal disputes. the newest owner plans to renovate the home so it will look like it did when he stayed there. plans call for the home to be open in october. the third and final day of

the garlic festival. organizers expect it to draw 100,000 people over the weekend. garlic shrimp. life included a show down among top professional sheps. tim lincecum takes the mound and tries to prevent a sweep by the cubs and the a's get help in their come back against the angels. sports rap is coming up next. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks.

but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos for just $10.99, right now. good evening. welcome to sunday night sports wrap. when a team is going well

everything breaks its way. that describes the a's right now. the a's fell behind 5-0 after two innings. by the fifth the a's cut it to 5-3 and then the angels forgot how to field. yoenis cespedes hit a pop up. i got it, you take it. a run scores. 5-5. in the 6th. he bits one to left center. they don't communicate well. a run scores. this turned into a big inning for the a's. a solid hit to center. that makes it 7-6. teammates letting him know how they feel about their second baseman. yoenis cespedes hits this drive. another chance but this will go for a two run double. yoenis cespedes goes 3-5 with 4 rbis.

he goes 3-4. the result was 10- 6 come from behind win. the a's 6 games in front of the rangers. >> big game in the bronx. derek jeter made his second return from the disabled list. here is what he did on the first pitch he saw. rides one the opposite way. homer number one on the year. yankees win 6-5 and avoid a three game sweep but 7-1/2 out of first place. >> the most optimistic giants fans would be hard pressed to see the chance they have this year. tim lincecum on the mound in san diego. couldn't ask him to do much more than he did today. allowed a home run by travis wood. the third home run of the year for him. good advantage point if you are sailing and stopping by.

tim lincecum had two hits as well. one in the fifth when the giants scored their only run. pablo sandoval with a shot. scutaro scores but buster posey has to stop at home. only run the giants scored. but some optimist -- optimism. that was. two runs on four hits, 7 innings allowed by tim lincecum. that is too much these days. they get three runs in three games against the cubs. losing 2-1 today and getting swept at home by chicago for the first time in 20 years. >> interesting rematch in the tennis classic at stanford. 7 months ago he beat him in the finals of the sydney tournament. today he won 6-3. the winner

and taking the second set 6-4. and now she will stay in the far court at match point. she had five chances. gets it done with a backhand. expression of emotion shows you what kind of turn around this was. still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap, an extra day needed in a golf tournament and a nice showing on the u.s. soccer team on the world stage. we will be right back. ♪

[ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪

winning soccer's gold cup isn't something new to the u.s. facing panama today without the coach who was suspended. he was there to redirect a shot that was about to come up

short. u.s. held on for a 1-0 win. the u.s. won 11 straight games and takes the gold cup for the fifth time. >> there is always a step down the week after a major event on the golf tournament. the canadian open. he finished 4 shots off the lead but had the flag stick zeroed in. found the cup for an eagle. he was the winner at pebble beach in february. he took the lead yesterday and kept it all day today with shots like this. 2 under par 70 in the final round. was good enough to win by three strokes. san jose state product trying to get in the mix in the senior british open. shot a 66 but trailed by two shots. he played 18. here is what happened on the final hole, takes double bogy after needing two shots to get

out of the bunker. that sends them into a playoff. two rain delays made for a long delay, they will pick up where they left off tomorrow. that will do it for this sports wrap. >> thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> the latest on a shooting at a home depot. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. >> we are always here for you online on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. hope to see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m.

gentlemen, i am now about send a signal from this laptop through our local isp racing down fiber-optic cable at the speed of light to san francisco, bouncing off a satellite in geosynchronous orbit to lisbon, portugal, where the data packets will be handed off to submerged transatlantic cables terminating in halifax, nova scotia and transferred across the continent via microwave relays back to our isp and the x10 receiver attached to this... lamp. look at me. look at me. i've got goose bumps. are we ready on the stereo? go for stereo. (theme from 2001: a space odyssey playing)