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less than two days before the reopening of the bay bridge. crews tell us they are still on track to make that deadline. >> >> crews on the new bay bridge are still working around the clock to make tuesday's opening happening. taking a live look at the plaza where as you can see the work continues. >> reporter: you can see crews out there. we have christian, woe is live, now. he was just updated by officials on the progress out there. he is here to tell us what they had to say. >> reporter: really, no more than 15 seconds ago, i spoke with the bay bridge spokesperson. take a look, look at some of the work ongoing, a great deal of activity on the western end as well. at this point, cal-tran said they are on track for the 5:00 am tuesday morning opening, but a lot of the major work has been done a spokesman -- bridge spokesman said if it came down to it, traffic could pass over

the bridge as it now stands. that was said with the caveat that a lot of the safety equipment is not in place. all demolition work, they are saying, has been completed, necessary to get them up and running, crews focused on striping. word is 90% of the striping has been done. weather now becoming a factor. cal-tran is saying even if inclement weather moves in, they believe they could finish by the 5:00 am tuesday deadline. despite unexpected hiccups along the way. >> >> reporter: coming back to our live shot, you can see some of the work is that ongoing. we have a crew taking a tour of the construction site.

jade her maundies will have the very latest details coming up at 10:00. at -- up canning up, i'll have new details about vehicles that are set to cross the bridge thatnd automobile. all of that coming up later this afternoon noon. the big word is that everything at this point appears to be on time. 90% of the striping done here on the eastern side and all of the major demolition work needed to open the span has been completed. live at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> christian, we heard andrew mention a little slow down in some of the aspects, but are you getting a sense they may be ahead of schedule and there is a chance the bridge will open before tuesday at 5:00 am.? >> reporter: that was the point that i pressed andrew on. i said 15 sessions before we came to air, i was pressing him on that exact matter and he stands by the fact. he believes it is too early to say. with the weather being a factor. they don't know if the weather could slow down some of the striping.

they are playing it rather conservatively. most of the demolition work again, done, a lot of the major work out of the way. the hope, of course is that the bridge could open early, but at this point, they are sticking by their guns saying they will aim for the tuesday morning 5:00 am opening. >> all right, thank you, christian. >> >> more details on the bridge closure and its effect on bay area traffic. one of the problems continues to be interstate 80 an emeryville. you are looking live, three westbound lanes that funnel drivers to the bridge is blocked off. that's the reason for most of the backup in the bridge closure, including today. >> bart records almost 279,000 trips yesterday, that saturday is surpassed only by october 6th, 2012, with 319,000 trips. that was a particularly busy saturday around the bay area for good reason. they are a music festival,

fleet week and america's cup in san francisco, as well as a cal game and a justin bieber concert >> ridership on golden gate ferry system jump manied sharply compared to the week before. ferry officials tell us they recorded more than 89 trips. 2700 more than last saturday. ferry systems around the bay area added trips and vessels for the bridge closure. >> >> our coverage on the bay bridge closure continues. at 5:30, christian gives us a look at a new buying path leading to the bridge. we will revisit plans to revisit the old span and alex savage explores the mysteries surrounding the bay bridge in his future. >> >> happening now, celebrating pride in oakland. an estimated 50,000 people have turned out for the 4th annual

pridefest value. patty lee is here to tell us more -- >> i'm live here where you can see there is so much energy here. this is packed with revelers. getting here a priority to celebrate this summer's celebration with the lbgt family. >> seven couples registered to tie the knot. >> last year, i proposed to my partner on the main stage. this year, we are not able to do anything with it because i have to run it. >> >> reporter: amber gets emotional when she talks about this festival and the world around it evolved. the number of lgbt families living in this area is reportedly among the highest in the country. the festival reflects that. >> now, the next thing is really our families.

>> reporter: jody and her partner are part of the growing community of intentional families in lgbt community. >> when we walk down the street, people assume we are a married street couple and and we are not. >> reporter: there is a big turnout at this year's festival. thousands enduring the inconvenience of the bay bridge to get here. >> it just feels so good being able to take that decision if we want to make it. >> >> reporter: organizizers were initially worried about the bay bridge closure affecting attendance. as you can see, this area is packed. in about an hour, the mayor and the police chief will be up here on the stage, warmup for en vogue. more crowds will be showing up for that as they go on liver at

6:30. this morning, oakland mayor kwan spoke to a group gathered at the 1st annual pride breakfast. telling them how such events may shape the world -- >> i thank you for coming. >> reporter: breakfast organizers said they created the event to honor those in the lbgt community >> a shooting before 11:00 p.m. on daisy street a few blocks from the mills college campus. when officers arrived, they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he was a 48-year-old from oakland. investigators say the victim got into a physical altercation with the gunman before he was killed. >> >> a shooting last night in

east palo alto left two men hospitalized. 18 and 19.  their injuries are not life- threatening. a preliminary investigation found two gunman walked up and fired as many as 30 rounds in the house. shooters fled on foot and were possibly picked up by a dark sedan. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> >> continues coverage on the crieses in syria, secretary of state john kerry made the rounds on the sunday political talk shows a day after president obama said he will seek congressional approval for a military strike in syria. kerry said the evidence is clear that chemical weapons were used in syria, killing more than 1,000 civilians, including 400 children. authorization from congress may not be enough for the united nations which urges the u.s. and all world leaders to use restraint. as katie murray explains, u.n.

is conducting their own investigation into chemical weapons used in syria. >> >> reporter: details of independent evidence collected from the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria on august 21st. >> blood and hair samples that have come to us through an appropriate chain of custody from east damascus from first responders, it has tested positive for signatures of the poison. >> but the united nations say not so fast. urging world leaders to wait until their investigation is complete before they take action. >> >> reporter: the u.n. won't give a time line for how long the investigation could take. congress won't return to capital hill for another week, which means quick action is not

likely. no worries, says john kerry. >> the president believes and i hope we will prove to world that we are stronger as a nation, our democracy is stronger when we respect the rights of the congress to also weigh in on this. >> >> reporter: it will likely be a spirited debate. congress appears divided, but for once, not along party lines. katie murray, ktvu channel "2 news." former south african president nelson mandela back at his home following nearly three months in the hospital. an ambulance brought him to his home this morning. the office of the current south african president released a statement saying mr. mandela's condition remains critical and at times unstable. he is to receive the same level of intensive care from the same people that treated him at the hospital. >> >> several fires in just hours, now an arrest how a group of

hunters helped to get a suspected arsonist >> incredible new video of the rim fire in and around yosemite. reports of smoke from that fire came from states hundreds of miles away. >> >> remembering david frost. how the broadcast world is paying tribute to the veteran journalist. .

>> new video to show i of the rim wildfire in and undergoes tee national park. massive walls of flames consuming groves of oak trees. it has grown to 320-acres. eight% of the fire is inside of the bondry of yosemite national park. firefighter assistance has come from 41 states, and from more than 2500 california inmates. >> >> we are getting a look at the rim fire from a unique perspective. a viewer sent us this photo

taken from a southwest airlines flight, flying at an altitude of 32,000 feet. all the way up there, you can see the smoke poking through the clouds. if you look closer, you can see the orange glow inside of it. we are told the pilots received special permission to fly over the fire so passengers could take a look. >> >> this is a web camera shot of half dome from this afternoon. you can see skies are hazy with smoke, hard to make it out there. park officials say winds shifted in the past few days causing heavy smoke in yosemite valley. according to the contra costa times, smoke from the wildfire has drifted some 2500-miles. reaching michigan, ohio and the great lakes. >> >> a bay area fisherman drowned this morning. dylan beach in marine county at 9:00 am. authorities stay two men in a

small boat. one was lowering a crab pot when his leg got tangled. he pulled over the edge of the boat and was unable to free himself. the other man called 9-1-1, but divers were not able to save his friend. the victim's name has not been released. >> >> a suspected arsonist behind bars thanks to a trio. ken pitch art has more on him and how he was caught. >> reporter: these men were deron williams hunting when they saw smoke from one small fire. then, a second fire and a third and then, they say they spotted someone trying to set a fourth. cal fire helicopter and ground crews able to make quick work of the fires and they may have these hunters to thank. >> we were deron williams hunting, seeing smoke and i asked my buddy "i didn't hear no dry lightening." >> reporter: the hunters saw

three small fires through bin knock ulars. >> we saw a guy and a dog. he grabbed a pile of brush and started another fire. >> we saw him start starting a fourth fire. he said the man with a dog said he was doing a controlled burn. >> we asked him what he was doing out here. >> he was -- didn't really have a clear story. remorseful. wanted us to let him go and we told him "we can't." >> hunter was driving this blue pickup. >> one of the fires grew to 20- acres yesterday afternoon off dutcher creek road. crime scene tape marks where witnesses saw someone throwing flairs into the brush as for the hunters, they say they were lucky, not just for the capture, but to make it out.

they say they were surrounded by fire. >> there is a lot of cabins out here. it could have hurt other people. >> reporter: the man tried to run, but the hunters held him until sheriffs arrived. the sheriff's department said there was another suspicious fire behind his house and they found a backpack with his personal information inside. >> >> police are investigating a shooting at a block party in antioch last night that wounded a man that happened before 7:00 last night on sycamore drive. a group of people hanging out behind apartments when a car seen speeding through a nearby ali began to fire. the 25-year-old man that was hit was taken to the hospital for treatment. but he was later released. no arrests have been made. >> >> in sonoma county, police say they were called to the state park friday about a park visitor that didn't return that

night. once officers arrived, it took a few minutes to find him. yesterday, three hikers got lost when the sun went down. a sheriff's helicopter spotted them and brought them to safety. let's check in with our meteorologist -- what are models showing? >> models going back and forth. a chance of a few very light isolated showers as we head into tomorrow morning. still a possibility, not a widespread event, but still the chance of a light shower. high clouds increasing, fog this morning. all day long. high clouds neat cloud formation over the past few hours. partly cloudy skies here, high cloud also continue to filter into the region. right now, satellite, live "stormtracker." there is the overall progression of the clouds, shower activity, showers mainly

focused to the east of the sierra, but there is enough moisture instability that we might be able to squeeze out a shower or two. nothing showing up just yet, but that could be changing first thing tomorrow morning. current temperatures, warm numbers out there for fairfield and concorde and livermore in the 80s, san jose, upper 70s, downtown, last check reporting 66 degrees. forecast headlines, clouds will be moving into the bay bridge area. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, coastal fog. tomorrow, mild to warm and the extended forecast, developing deal here, a worming trend, we are talking about more 80s and 90s, first thing tomorrow morning, clouds and fog, fog dense around the coast and right around the bay. there is a chance of an isolated shower, temperatures 50s and lower 60s. fairfield, antioch and livermore. overall weather setup are,

circulation up here and basically have it drawing in moisture from the south. that will be the source of the cloud cover for tonight and into tomorrow morning. as far as shower chances, forecast models just updated throughout the day, overnight, tonight, 10:00 or 11:00. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies for tonight and then we'll take this into tomorrow morning. at 7:00, this is not a widespread event, but as you can see here, a chance of a light shower, basically anywhere. parts of the east bay, approaching the north bay. the bay bridge dry. close enough to warrant a slight chance of a shower tomorrow morning. 6:00 and 8:00, then into the afternoon hours, scale back on the cloud cover, partly cloudy skies, some clouds focused on the south bay. >> >> by 12:00, sun cloud mix. 60-65. temperatures could be a little cooler in some spots.

forecast highs ranging from 62- 82 degrees. >> >> san francisco in the mid- 60s, santa rosa 81, mid-80s toward antioch and a look ahead, five-day forecast, you will see temperatures trending up later in the week. the same deal for tuesday into wednesday. we warm things up for thursday and friday and upcoming weekend, more changes to talk about, we'll talk about that in the next forecast update in 20 minutes. >> >> people in southern nevada dealing with heavy rain, flash flooding. thunderstorms drenched las vegas and the surrounding valley, filling the ravines, making a wet muddy mess out of some roads. flash flood watch is in effect for some parts of southern nevada until tomorrow morning. . new bridge set to open, what might happen to this -- .

first, competitors call it a fun sport, some lawmakers call it dangerous. their push to regulate a new kind of mixed martial arts for kids. >> he was known for his interview with richard nixon. david frost -- has passed away. how the veteran broadcaster is being remembered. .

a concorde assembly woman has proposed new legislation.

martial arts, growing in popularity here in california over the past decades, some parents and coaches say it is misunderstood. an official with the athletic commission said it could be dangerous to young children. >> >> recovery efforts, the third anniversary of the deadly pg & e deadly gas pipeline explosion. eight people died. september 2010 disaster. on tuesday, san bruno mayor plans to talk about ongoing rebuilding efforts and continue to push for reforms in how public utilities are managed. >> >> organizers canceled today's performances after the death of two concertgoers. electric zoo festival draws thousands of people. yesterday, a 20-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man died. new york city officials say the

deaths are linked to drugs. the coroner's office said further tests are needed to establish that. >> >> ford motor company has issued a recall for about 370,000 cars because of a potential steering problem. the recall includes -- ford said potential corrosion to the car's steering shaft could result in loss of steers. ford said it knows of no reports of incidents or injuries. >> >> veteran british broadcaster david frost has died. he will forever be linked to his famous interview with former president richard nixon. the interview took place three years after mr. mix on resigned from office in disgrace. several years ago, frost talked about the interview.

>> the main surprise was that he did go as far as he did -- which was fantastic. >> >> reporter: he was knighted in 1993, friends say he loved broadcasting and was looking forward to a host of projects, including interviewing the prime minister of britain next week. prime minister sent this statement praising frost -- . all right, up next, continuing coverage on the new bay bridge. . work continues here at the toll plaza for the new bay bridge. we'll update you on the project on the bike and pedestrian path. >> >> what is going to happen on the troll on the owe eastern span in alex savage went to an east bay museum looking for answers. >> >> video ads on facebook reports that the social media website could start to air them and how soon. >> >> the new ktvu-i pad app is

ready for you to download. you can watch us live and get breaking news any time anywhere. .

>> reporter: first, let's get to the fact that we have another crew out on the span right now. we should have some new pictures coming in of the bike and pedestrian path. i spoke with a cal-tran spokesperson. the path should open noon on tuesday, it will only take people as far as the suspension tower. they will have to wait until 2015 to make it all the way to treasure island. this road to the bridge has a decidedly leisurely feel. cal-tran unveiled the bike and pet halfway leading to the bay bridge today. >> tuesday at noon, they will be able to access it and take it past the tour of the suspension bridge. >> it will be open from dawn to dusk. ones full span opens 2015, you

can expect great views, similar to the golden gate, pedestrians and cyclists can expect to be unscrutiny themselves. >> there is a security system on the bridge. that's information i can't get into >> cyclists have discovered the bay bridge trail and are taking it as far as they can. >> instead of taking bart, you can get on your bikes and go over. >> reporter: pedestrians like this man said they -p can't wait to explore on foot. >> i have never taken a chance to actually pull off the freeway to visit treasure island. now that i can actually walk my dog there, i'm going to explore every nook and cranny of it -p. >> reporter: cal-tran is looking into the feasibility of adding a pedestrian and cycling path to the western span of the bridge. no word on when they may become a reality. live in oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza. ktvu channel "2 news." >> more details on the

demolition of the old bay bridge. cal-tran estimates it will take three years to take apart the old structure. it's an old bridge, so engineers say it is complex. it will be deacon instructed. we are told engineers took all of the old hand made drawings blueprints and construction documents from when the bridge was constructed and fed it all into a state-of-the-art computer modeling system to help engineers in the demolition. alex savage tells us the troll became a beloved part of the old span and he asked where it will go now. >> reporter: the troll sculpted out of iron after the 1989 earthquake. an oakland artist created it, iron workers doing repair work to the bridge installed it without permission.

a superstitious creation meant to ward off future disasters. >> a good luck charm to keep the bridge safe. >> reporter: a senior curator at the coke land museum of california where a new exhibit of the bay bridge feature as replica of the troll. >> i think it has become a part of san francisco that people have learned about it. >> reporter: now with the old eastern span set to become history, there is say lot of debate about what should happen to this important piece of art that had been attached to its side. >> much as it magically appeared, he magically disappeared. his whereabouts are unknown at the moment, we might have some information soon as to when and where he will be reappearing. >> reporter: transporttation officials have not announced what is next for the famous troll, some museumgoers we talked it to feel strongly it should be a part of the new eastern span. >> to apiece the superstitious

people and it's a good kind of tipping of the hat to history. >> since the old bridge is gone, they have no use for it. >> reporter: believers say the ledge dairy troll has a stellar record protecting the old bay bridge for almost 25 years. now, they are ready for an encore. the troll is not the only exhibit from the bay bridge. photographs taken by the late peter he was one of the first photographers hired by "life" magazine. the peter stackhold photos are scheduled to be on display at the oakland museum through january 26th. >> >> our coverage continues on ktvu.

com., right at the top of our home page. >> >> a daily parking fee went up toa 5 and the monthly fee is increasing to $50. the agency said it is necessary to keep up with the costs of maintaining the parking lot. >> >> control officials in the south bay announced they will conduct mosquito fogging later with week. it is scheduled to start at 11:00 p.m. and last for several hourlies santa claira county said adult mosquitoes in those areas tested positive for west mile virus. people that live in the fogging areas have been notified. the fog used is harmless to humans, pets and wildlife. >> >> verizon, buy outdeal.

"wall street journal" reports verizon is offering $130 billion in cash and stocks to buy -- the deal is expected to give verizon more freedom to integrate its phone and cable operations. that will make it easier to compete fully against rivals at & t and sprint >> >> wal-mart is slashing the price of this phone to $100. it's normally $200. but wal-mart and other retailers are offering discounts ahead of happen -ple's expected announcement of a new i phone. wal-mart is chopping $50 off the price of an i pad. >> >> media outlets reporting social media giant will begin to air the adds this fall. reportedly featuring adds from major brands including car companies, soft drink makers, those adds will come at a hefty price.

facebook is expected to charge between $1 million to to $2.05. facebook has not commented on those reports. >> >> another exciting day on san francisco bay. >> red bull youth america's cup got underway. local favorite, hanging onto an early lead to win the first race, but finished 7th in the second race, landing them in third place for the day overall. the new zealand team is leading the overall score with a second and 4th place finish. america's cup youth sailing regatta runs through wednesday. >> >> words of elation from diana nyland's crew. this afternoon, they posted a message saying she has gone further north than she has in

her previous attempts. she completed 63-miles on the 103-mile journey. updates, monitoring her health, feeding her as well as watching out for sharks and jelly fish -- >> the tasty reason ken wayne is not sitting next to me. >> >> a tribute to a very special group of women. the good cause that brought them onto the field before today's game. >> >> chance of showers for the  labor day holiday as we look some fog. 65 right now, our meteorologist is tracking the conditions across the bay. he joins us, right after the break. . úo úo

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this weekend with a different kind of rebuilding project. the fir ever sea side sand skull 79ing competition. storm victim and his cousin spent five hours on their entry. one is still in the process of rebuilding his home. we are dealing with it, getting on with our lives and when we have time to relax, this is what we like to do. >> sand castle building, an analogy of what people are doing in their own homes. >> reporter: they took home a $00 first prize for their twin tower "harry potter" style castle. the first anniversary of the storm is coming up at the end of next month. >> >> thousands of art lovers sausalito's big art festival, opened yesterday with the work of 260 artists. 73 of them are new to the show this year. there is a silent auction to

raise money for art scholarships and plenty of good music. lots of blue skies out there, probably plenty of sunshine. let's check with our meteorologist, mike -- >> we will be adding a few extra clouds there, the entire bay area for tonight and tomorrow morning. and possibly a few sprinkles or light showers. we are talking about some cloudsish pushing into the region. shower activity focused to the south and east. here is a closer inspection. now rainfall to show you, increasing clouds in addition to dense fog. hugging parts of the coastline keeping the beaches on the cooler side. 64 in half moon bay. 80s toward fairfield. here is our time lapse, looking

out toward oakland, san francisco in the distance. here's the fog bank marine layer, interesting, high clouds moving from the south. neat cloud formations. high cloud also continue to be on the increase late tonight and into early monday morning for your labor day, but still partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies out there. here's your forecast, we'll break it down after 7:00 tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies, there is a chance of a shower, 58-63 degrees. by 12:00, sun cloud mix. fog by 4:00. partly cloudy skies. the eventual temperature range, probably a little cooler than today. overall weather setup, area of low pressure to our north. high pressure to our south, basically, the flow around these two systems, more cloud cover tonight. slight chance of a shower late tonight and into your monday morning for your labor day. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, we will begin to scale back on some of the cloud cover through the afternoon hours, especially for the northern half of the bay area.

10:00 tonight, lots of cloud cover out there. we'll take this into tomorrow morning. a little activity, mainly in the east bay at 7:00 tomorrow morning around the east of oakland here and then at 8:00, begins to dry out quickly by the afternoon hours. scale back on the clouds, most of the cloud cover focused in the south bay. there is a slight chance of an isolated shower for tomorrow morning. santa rosa, 81 degrees. mid-80s, fairfield. hay ward. head over the hill, 80s for brentwood. these temperatures checking in at 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon near the immediate coastline. do bundle up with this, patchy fog could mix out a little bit during the afternoon hours. five-day forecast and the overall weather trend is this. the slight chance of a shower

for tomorrow morning. we warm up the numbers especially later in the week. the weekend always in view, see temperatures skyrocketing back up. 70s, 80s, 90s, september we typically warm up here. that could be the case for saturday and sunday, big draw back fire danger, we'll be watching out for that. >> thank you, mark >> well a huge rib cookoff underway this weekend. just outside of reno. two dozen of the facial's top rib cooks are competing, organizers are estimating attendance at half a million people. ken wayne is on the judge's panel. the cookoff winner will walk away with bragging rights including the title of best of the west. >> hundreds of breast cancer survivors filled the outfield before the a's game today in oakland as part of the team's breast cancer awareness day. .

>> white do haves are being released as a sign of hope and a cure for breast cancer will be found. >> as you saw there, survivors formed a symbolic pink ribbon, emblem of the fight against breast cancer. a $5,000 check was submitted in remembrance of faith dancer >> we will hear -- >> oakland a's go for the series sweep against the rays. sports wrap is next. . at sizzler...

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good evening, everyone, welcome to this sunday night's sports wrap. baseball season has rounded the corner into the final month. the a's hope this weekend means they are rising to the occasion. they are going for a sweep on breast cancer awareness day at the coliseum. jaime wright making his first start since 2007. that's number 16 on the year for crisp. six homers in his last 11 games. a's were clinging to a lead. when the rays tried to break through. the a's relay the ball. josh donaldson to steven -- take a look, -- both making the tag there and adding some -- a's go on to win 5-1. making a three game sweep of the rays and move into within a game of

the rangers, who lost today. >> >> for the giants, it's about identifying players that will be around next season and maybe a story line or two to go along the game. hector sanchez finds the gap in left center off patrick corbin making it 3-1. giants got one more. making it 5-1 in the fifth. just enside of the foul pole. number 17 on the year. here's the other story line. arizona's -- pard o, throws it into the stand. the little guy can't believe his misfortune. a giant fan comes over to give the little guy a sowf fire baseball he bought at the game. the giant fans get rewarded with the real baseball courtesy of the diamond backs. sometimes, it pays to do the right thing.

giants win the game. >> >> moral victories is not something any team or coach wants as a goal. it means at some point, you may have been pretty bad. a revelation in the true freshman quarterback. pulled 8:00 within three -- 52- yard touchdown pass. later touchdown gave cal a 24- 20 lead. he was intercepted three times, one, not entirely his fault. ball off the hands of the receiver and into the arms of the wild cat. that was the second of two interceptions, ellis returned for six. 44-30, but back to the moral victory stuff >> i was really proud of the way our players played.

>> they will learn they are never ahead of the ball game. there is always an opportunity to figure out a way to win. we just told them to keep doing what they were doing. we have 99 plays to sit down and show our players this week. they will learn something from every single play that we played. we will be a better football team next saturday. >> >> still to come on this early sunday nights sports wrap, golf fedex cup. we'll be right back. . [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university.

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70 players left with the chance to win golf's $10 million fedex cup. sergio garcia went into the third round with a one stroke lead. he had fallen behind as he played the 10th hole. that changed after this approach. garcia sets himself up for birdie, moving into a share of

the lead. >> >> step son is right there. this is him with a birdie. at that point, it was a three way tie. when garcia "madtv" this birdie at number 12, he was in front by himself. garcia ended up with a 55, two ahead of stenson as they head into tomorrow's round. >> >> serena in the far courts dispatched stevens in straight sets of 6-4, 6-1. >> with two punters and four quarterbacks on the roster, you knew the raiders were not finished when setting their 53 man roster. more cuts, tyler wilson, the highest pick in this year's draft not to make the 53 man roster. he was 11 of 18 with no touchdowns or interceptions.

also cut was chris klui -- . raiders added two players at guard and defensive tackle >> that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you tonight at 10:00. >> i love the story about the young giants fans >> isn't it nice, he didn't know anybody was watching. he did the right thing. >> >> coming up tonight, our coverage of the countdown to the opening of the new bay bridge continues. we are keeping an eye on the progress of crews, we'll have the very latest for you tonight at 10:00. thanks for watching ktv-u .

how's it going everybody. welcome to lasting memories. before the last season at candlestick park begins, and fans think about the great moment, and many wonder, great quarterback, john brody, montana, and recently, colin kaepernick. quite recently, the most interesting quarterback in the