cracked and broken parts on a bay area bridge. tonight, that's raising questions about similar parts on other bridges. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. another bay area bridge, another problem. this time, it's it's new carkena's bridge, the problem and how that problem might impact other bridges as well. >> reporter: frank, the problem is over on actually the other side on the vallejo side of the newer span of the bridge, and caltrains basely announced today they found cracked and

broken parts in the seismic joint. caltran says an inspection on may 15 uncovered the problem on the newer part of the bridge. seismic joints absorbed movement, and had been under scrutiny, when crews first noticed a clanking sound on the northern joint from an offcenter pin. they discovered parts of the northern joint were cracked, and off center. one of the joint's 90 pivot pins is damaged, and has slipped off its bearing. also a plastic stirrup is cracked. crews installed temporary wood pieces to stabilize the joint. a spokesman says there is no safety risk for drivers. two other bay area bridges have similar problems. >> there is a similar design on

the martinez bridge. >> reporter: those bridges have shown no problems, but they will be monitored closely. caltran hopes the repairs will be done soon, and they will be done right. >> they had one of the other roads blocked off. >> i just hope they do it properly. you know, it gets kind of frustrating when you hear that tax dollars are going to pay for a repair, or an upgrade. >> get going, and get it fixed, so we can keep coming. >> reporter: i ask caltrains how much the repairs will cost. they said they are still calculating that, but they do hope to begin work on the repairs in the coming months. jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. we now know what it will cost to fix part of the bay bridge. during an oversight committee meeting, it will take $1.5 million to repair a series of

anchor rods. those rods anchor the suspension cable, and are sitting in openings that are too small. >> we're going to try to pick every rod up, move it over, a couple at a time. if we need more space, we will cut it with a cutter. >> with that done, the bridge should stand for 150 years. developing news from southern california, where a military jet has crashed into a neighborhood. amateur video shows the jet on fire minutes after it crashed in the city of imperial. it's about 150 miles east of san diego, just 12 miles from the mexican border. no one was hurt, and the pilot ejected safely. the jet involved was an av8b hairier from the third marine aircraft wing based out of yuma, arizona. no word yet on what caused the jet to crash.

this is what an av8b hairier looks like. it was used extensively in the iraq war and the war in afghanistan. this is the second crash of a hairier jet. another jet crashed in the remote desert of arizona after the pilot ejected. now election 2014, and the race for governor, in which jerry brown coasted to an easy primary victory. he took 54% of the vote, more than doubling the total of the two republicans vying for second place. it's kashkari who placed second. >> he said today he will focus on jobs and the middle class, and is asking voters who have left the republican party in droves in recent years to return, to give the party in

california another chance this november. >> reporter: governor brown was essentially celebrating before the polls even closed. with 54% of the vote, for good reason. he won every single county in california, but one. modot county. it was a primary blowout. >> i think a lot of people probably didn't vote. they were familiar with him. >> there was no competition. so it's sort of like an easy win for him in that way. >> reporter: this man, republic neil kashkari said this morning, that the governor is vulnerable. >> today, california is number 1 in poverty. jerry brown calls this a comeback. >> reporter: usf political science reporter, says kashkari's win is good for the gop. >> i think it's a significant outcome that they nominated a relatively younger candidate.

>> reporter: cook says it gives republicans is a chance to rebrand a party that's losing support. >> my vision for the republican party is the biggest tent you've ever seen in your life. a tent where everyone is welcome. >> reporter: filling that tent in just 6 months? enough to unseat a governor with sky high approval ratings? >> it's an incredible uphill battle to think that someone could take him on. >> reporter: kashkari came from behind in the polls to win. he infused the campaign with $2 million of his own money. governor brown is sitting on $20 million that he didn't need to touch to win the primary. in the newsroom, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, we broke down how voters in bay area county split their vote among kashkari and donnelly. >> voter turnout appears to have been at a record low level

in yesterday's primary election. as it stands right now, just 18% of registered voters in the state cast ballots. once all the provisional, and mail in ballots are counted, it could reach 23%. there are still hundreds of uncounted, or late or provisional ballots. new at 10:00, oakland city council woman rebecca caplan says she is running for mayor. she says she can expressway the sort of leadership that oakland needs. she finished third behind jean quan. this time, she joins a field of at least a dozen candidates. all trying to unseat jean quan. colin kaepernick is now a very wealthy young man. the niners announced they have signed kaepernick to a six year contract extension that could

be worth as much as $126 million. $61million of that is guaranteed. that's a lot more than he was going to make this season, which was less than $1 million. kaepernick is 26 years old, and today, he was asked if he's worth that much money? >> i can say is i'm going to work to try to make sure i'm worth every penny of this. and try to win as many games as possible, and help this team win as many games as possible. >> the niners say they want to reward kaepernick for his strong work ethic, and leadership. coming up a little bit later on in sports, legendary quarterback, joe montana's take on the deal. clippers owner donald sterling has had a change of heart and decided to sell the team. that's according to sterling's attorney. he agreed to the deal his wife made to sell the clippers for $2 billion. yesterday, sterling was thinking about suing his wife. now the latest word is sterling

will also make peace with the nba and drop a $1 billion lawsuit he filed last week. new details on exactly how many runs muni has missed since the operator sickout. on monday, 718 missed runs. tuesday, that number was down to 519. today, 266. that means in the past three days, nearly 1500 runs have not been made. today, the city attorney filed legal charges, accusing the union of supporting an illegal work stoppage. today, the president of the worker's union denied that, having anything to do with the sickout. >> we empathize. we empathize with the public. but at the same time, the residents, and the writers have to know we're human too. and we're taking care of our families as well. >> the union says that contract that was rejected

overwhelmingly by members is unfair. union leaders say the 11% raise is misleading, when you take into account the hike in pension contributions that the city is asking for. the muni contract negotiations don't matter much to all of those folks who just need to get to work. >> many commuters were forced to find alternate means of transportation this week. cara lou joins us live in san francisco to explain how it provided a boost in business for some local companies. >> reporter: rideshare companies definitely saw a boost in business. one driver told us he was busier this past monday than even a typical weekend. a lot of commuters frustrated with the long delays and crowded buses during the muni sickout, chose to use rideshare companies instead. >> i can't spend two hours a day on a commute to work. >> reporter: after waiting an in our and a half on monday, he switched to side car. >> $12 vs.

$60. so you're spending an extra 40, 45 to $50 in three days just to get to work. >> reporter: jesse kyle took uber x this afternoon to get from downtown to the inner richmond. >> that's the only reason i'm doing this. because of the muni sickout. the only reason why i have now paid $60 in cab fairs to get 5, 7 miles, the entire stretch of the city? yeah, it's a major inconvenience. >> reporter: nearly every driver reported a spike in calls for service, especially monday. >> that night was so busy. >> 50% more customers. >> reporter: side car reports getting 60% more rides during the monday morning commute. the company had 46% more drivers on the road by monday evening. drivers handled 40% more rides tuesday morning, and 25% more on wednesday.

a spokesperson says, they tried to get as many drivers on the road as possible. uber did not share numbers, but a spokesperson did tell us when there is increased demand, quote, we are constantly communicating with our driver partners to encourage them to get out on the road, and help meet the needs of riders. cara liu, ktvu, channel 2 news. 20 pounds of marijuana stashed inside a storage unit. the south bay police officer who was arrested, and how the drugs were discovered. >> how much warmer it will get in parts of the bay area, as a result. >> and next. >> i've seen girls in tears. >> the insults and safety concerns that have former raiderettes filing a lawsuit against the team, and why they're also suing the nfl.

they say they are overworked, and underpaid. the raiderettes may be all smiles on the field, but two say it's a different story off the field. today, the women filed a lawsuit against the raiders. as allie rasmus reports, the issues go beyond the money. >> these women say the thrill of performance, and their love of the team wasn't enough to keep them from speaking out. >> we're standing up for ourselves here. i think a lot of girls are definitely afraid to step forward. >> reporter: they are peculiars in a lawsuit against the

oakland raiders and the nfl. like other similar lawsuits, these cheerleaders are asking for minimum wage and overtime pay, but their suit also has complaints about the way they were treated on the job. the suit claims cheerleaders at the charity events often received inpromote comments and groping from often inebriated attendees. >> i've been around all of these adult males who have been drinking alcohol all day. >> reporter: the suit also claims monthly weigh ins, cheerleaders were often chastised, even insulted for weight gain. >> i've seen girls emotionally shut down. >> reporter: the attorney says what makes the suit different

is that it names both the raiders and the nfl. >> they're in essence, what we call a joint employer. they're liable for the violations of the labor code in california. >> reporter: a spokesman from the raiders had no comment on the suit. but a representative from the nfl did get back to us. he said the nfl is not involved in the operations of any cheerleading group. in alameda, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. new information now in the case of a former political consultant who was arrested on explosive charges this week. ktvu has learned that along with materials to make explosives, the fbi recovered a weapon. possibly a .22 rifle from ryan chamberlain. sources say the serial number had been filed off. also, a judge ordered a mental health examine for chamberlain.

prosecutors are charging chamberlain with a single count of possession of a destructive device. the fbi is testing materials found in his apartment at a lab in virginia. the results are expected later in the week. a video surfaced showing a confrontation with a student in a wheelchair. we showed you new video last night of two security officers in an altercation with the student. rochell miller was suspended. cotton laughs at people on her facebook page at people who are without jobs. the school district spokesman says her position with the district is uncertain. a bike rider pleading in to felony assault charges and an apparent road rage incident. jeffrey smock is seen here in a promotional video made while he was the ceo of a tech company

in atlanta. he is accused of pulling a 55- year-old truck driver out of his truck, and then beating him up. it happened in april at the intersection of east blithesdale and camino valley. the preliminary hearing is set for august 27. it is related to the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. in a regulatory filing, pg and e said several prosecutors would file what's called a superseding indictment. that would allow charges to be added, or altered. we'll learn more about the specifics next month, when prosecutors are expected to take action. the family of a 16-year-old girl who ran away from a group home in placerville, says that she suffers from depression, and anorexia. amy richards left a known for her roommate, saying she planned to head south, possibly

to san francisco. she also said she had been safe. but the family said she was released days earlier from the hospital where she was being treated for anorexia. she also has about 30 scars on one of her inner forearms from cutting. if you've seen her, you're asked to call the el dorado county sheriff's department. back along the coast right now. it's not getting that far inland. here's how the fog looks. we're coming closer. getting across the bay. we have fog in berkely, in oakland, and moving up towards richmond, and albany. it will push a little into the east bay hills. but it looks shallow enough that the fog is not going to make that big push inland into the eastern bay valley. touch's temperatures should be slightly warmer than they were today. the fog is going nowhere. overnight lows are in the upper 40s in the cold spots and low

50s. sonoma, you're hovering right there. low 50s, upper 40s. you wake up tomorrow morning, it's most likely foggy in free month. foggy in redwood city. there's fog at the golden gate bridge. i think there will be more penetration here up in the san bruno gap. but that's the morning. not a ton of fog. burns off quickly. here come the numbers. temperatures represented by colors. reds are 90s. oranges are 80s. yellows are 70s. a few more 90s tomorrow, and cool along the coast where the fog just is going to be living, as it always does this time of year, for the next few days. that means hot inland. mild around the bay, and cool right at the coast. so it's going to be a nice looking day tomorrow, a lot like what we had today. we'll dial in the forecast highs which could near 100

degrees. back here at 10:45. a police officer reportedly on the wrong side of the law. tonight, at 10:30, what led police to 20 pounds of marijuana, stored under the officer's name, and new information about his other legal troubles. >> up first, a call for justice tonight on the san mateo county coast. one night after a deputy opened fire, killing a teenager there. thank you!

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♪[ music ] hundreds of people gathered at our lady of the pillar church in half moon bay this evening. they were offering prayers for a young woman kill bid a san mateo sheriff's deputy last night. many were demanding justice for

yanira garcia. rob roth tells us, the department had no choice but to open fire. >> reporter: the family of 18- year-old yanira garcia is grief- stricken. >> i don't know why an officer would come and do that. >> reporter: this afternoon, a minister consoled the family. medics say they made a 911 call, because yanira garcia, a teenager who suffered from depression hadn't been taking her medication. within 20 seconds of the deputy arriving, there was a gunshot. >> this individual, wielding a knife came at him, and he did fire his weapon as he had to in that moment to protect himself. >> reporter: the deputy is identified as man true.

relatives question whether lethal force was necessary. >> they could have tasered. could have at least done something better. >> it's a valid question. the thing is, as i said, there's going to be exhaustive investigation. as there should be. this is a very serious incident, and questions like that are going to be addressed. >> reporter: the deputy has been placed on administrative leave with pay. that's customary in shootings. in half moon bay, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. an oakland man has been sentenced to four years in prison for selling a stolen artifact from the gold rush era. a gold jewelry box from the 19th century was taken from the oakland museum of california, and recovered two months later. the 46-year-old pleaded guilty to charges three months ago, but learned his fate yesterday. prosecutors say he admitted to selling the stolen artifact to another person. she lost her phone to a burglar. tonight, at 10:45, one woman's quick action with the help of

an app that landed a suspect in jail, and helped prevent an even bigger crime. >> and a san jose police officer arrested for selling marijuana. why that's not his only legal woes, coming up in a live report. >> and a reminder, you can get ktvu news to go. just download the ktvu app, click the live icon, and watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device.

a 20 year veteran of the san jose police force is out on bail after he was arrested for selling, and growing a significant amount of marijuana. ktvu has learned that's not the only legal trouble for officer sun yue. >> reporter: julie, we've

obtained a video, and these papers, surrounding a civil lawsuit. the case is set to go to trial in august. yet, it's likely now, the least of his worries. >> in this video you can hear and see, son vu responding to a call in 2008. >> please do not touch the camera. >> reporter: the woman behind the camera alleges that vu unlawfully grabbed her wrist as she videotaped the incident, resulting in a lawsuit. fast forward and the veteran cop is now in even more hot water. >> it's unfortunate when we see one of our own conducting themself in this type, with this type of activity, or alleged activity. >> reporter: the patrol officer was arrested at san jose headquarters after reporters found a reported 20 pounds of marijuana stashed in his storage unit under his name.

workers found the pot after clearing out this space, because vu was behind on rent payments. >> the officers felt comfortable that the items, and the amount of marijuana within this storage bin was enough to go ahead and charged officer. >> reporter: yu's arrest marks the second one this year for the san jose police department. back in august, geoffrey graves was arrested for allegedly raping a woman in a motel room on the job. one san jose native hopes this is the end for the problems with the police department. >> i've read probably more issues in the last decade, than ever before. i don't know. hopefully, they clean it up. >> reporter: police say no other officers were involved in vu's case. vu was placed on paid at straightive leave, and is due back in court on june 18. reporting live in san jose,

azinth smith. some workers are speaking out about working conditions. in union city today, a group of wal-mart employees and their supporters rail idea to call attention to their concerns. they said they want better pay, affordable health insurance, more predictable work hours, and also an end to what they call retaliation for speaking out. a wal-mart spokeswoman called the demonstrations a quote publicity stunt. back now to election 2014 in a race for san jose mayor. supervisor dave cortezy came away with 43% of the vote. the next highest councilmember was sam liccardo with 25% of the vote. >> it's been a toxic combative atmosphere here, and that will change under my leadership. >> i think overwhelmingly, the people of this city want leadership. that want to ensure we have a

sustainable future. >> he says they can't leave the city's children to pay the bills. to do that, he wants to cut the spending. new numbers solidify the need for runoff in the race for state school superintendent. tom torlakson received 47% of the vote. he faces marshall tuck. the race for secretary of state has alex padilla facing pete peterson. about 12,000 votes separate them. suspended state senator, leeland yee came in third with just under 10%. it was too late to take his name off the ballot. yee still received more than 289,000 votes. there is new video tonight of sergeant bowe bergdahl's release from afghan militants.

it is taliban video that was posted online. it shows the moment bergdahl goes from being a prisoner to a free man. >> reporter: these are the most recent pictures we have of u.s. sergeant bowe bergdahl, and his release to american special forces on saturday. in the video, you see bergdahl dressed in white, as he's surrounded by taliban fighters chanting praise for their leader. later, two members of the taliban, one carrying a white flag, lead bergdahl halfway to the american helicopter. here in the u.s., questions are still swirling about the circumstances of bergdahl's time in afghanistan that led to five years of captivity under the taliban. bergdahl's former squad leader says bergdahl is a desserter. >> knowing that one of my

soldiers walked off, it was more heartbreaking than anything. it made me really sit down and think, what's going on here? >> others who served with bergdahl, say bergdahl is not a hero. >> that's a slap in the face to everybody who returned home, or deployed and died in combat. >> a state department spokesperson says no one understands what bergdahl has been through, and that the country should wait before making any assumptions. >> that's why i think we all owe him, and his family, regardless of our feelings on this, a little more time, so he can get in better health, and then we'll figure out what happened. >> just this afternoon, bergdahl's hometown of haley, idaho canceled a hometown celebration. council officials said they made the move after being bombarded from angry phone calls, from people who don't

think his return warrants a celebration. members of congress say they're concerned that debt from student loans could be dragging down the u.s. economy. the current amount of student debt in this country stands at $1 trillion. economistics say those often keep students from buying homes and contributing to the economy. because of the pay gap, women suffer more than men from the student loan crisis. >> leaving college with a heavy debt burden is difficult enough. women graduates shouldn't have to face any additional obstacles. >> reporter: senate democrats are set to introduce a bill next week that would enable bargains on their student loan rates. an east bay woman discovered a thief was headed toward her home, and the warning she sent that got the

suspect arrested. >> right after the break, i'll be talking about a big warm up that could carry temperatures into the upper 90s. back here right after this. >> up first, missing for months. the new audio, and an alleged eyewitness that might help explain what happened to malaysian airlines flight 370. inside each of us is a little bit of minion. the part of us that wants to play, wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood.

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a possible new clue in the search for malaysian airlines 370. today, searchers released information from microphones that may have recorded the crash. that booming sound you heard there was picked up by underwater microphones designed to listen for underwater nuclear explosions. it happened about the same time the airliner may have hit the water. researchers say there is no definitive evidence though, linking sound to the aircraft, and scientists say the general location doesn't match other information about the missing flight. a british woman sailing with her husband in the indian ocean has filed a report with australian airlines, she said she saw a burning plane.

at the time, she thought she was hallucinating. she thinks she may have seen that missing plane. the first raise could come as soon as the summer. raising the minimum wage to $9 an hour. by 2018, it would be $13 an hour. but the ordinance includes several controversial measures based on the size of a business, and whether the employer gets most of its business from outside the city of richmond. the council is expected to take a final vote on the matter next month. muy pueblo has announced it is naming a new ceo. it has 3200 employees. last year, the company was targeted by protesters who claimed the chain fired employees who didn't have green cards. it says it has received $56

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acts, and the drummer you just heard performed before a panel of judges. our own frank was there serving as the emcee. >> it was really cool being there. nice positive story for oakland. and that little drummer? 7 years old. did a five minute solo. he was awesome. >> cute. that's great. a warm up in our weather. in 5 fines, the changes bill martin is seeing. which cay we're going to see near triple digit heat. >> a bay area woman uses her iphone to stop a potential break-in at her home. and police make an arrest.

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a san ramon woman used an iphone app to track her stolen phone, but was surprised what she saw. >> the suspected thief was headed right to her home and she took action. >> reporter: the woman used a find my iphone app to track the thief, and helped police make an arrest. 34-year-old dustin fryberger with addresses in martina and oakley is suspected of stealing a woman's purse, and using the personal information and the contents to try to break into her home. it all started at the parking lot near a walking trail in crockett. the woman left her purse in her vehicle, as her family went for a hike. she found her purse had been stolen. her teenage son used the find my iphone app to track the cell phone. she learned the thief had gone to a gas stationk and was headed to the direction of her home in san ramon. she called police, her parents, and her neighbor. >> she's asking me, if i can

have anybody in the house to just come out, and show off, so the thief is afraid somebody is there. >> reporter: the neighbor asked us not to identify her, she wasn't home, but her husband headed to the neighborhood. as soon as he arrived, he saw a man confronting the victim's elderly father, who had also been there to confront the thief. >> there was a guy like, you know, joking around, he figured that might be the one. so he took a picture of the car from the back. and then the guy came back, saying, why did you take a picture of me? >> reporter: when the neighbor's husband drove up, the man ran away. >> by then, the police arrived, and had him red handed. they say fryberger had been caught red handed with the victim's phone and id. >> he had been arrested for

smoking illegal substantials. >> it's quite scary to think about it afterwards. >> reporter: fryberger faces three felony charges, including possession of stolen property. reporting live in san ramon, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. a telecommunications megamerger that's been talked about for months now, maybe happening. sprint is reportedly close to a $32 billion deal to buy t- mobile. they are the country's third, and fourth largest wireless operators. a merger would give at&t, and verizon more competition. consumers would be left with fewer choices. and the merger would also face tough scrutiny from regulators. wall street ended the day on the plus side. the dow jones was up 15 points, thanks in part to apple's gain of about 1% ahead of its 7 for 1 stock split.

a veteran received belated recognition tonight. he was wounded twice. he was told after his second injury he would be getting an oakley quester for his purple heart, but never received it. the army has its own way of doing things. >> the army keeps very good track of your mistakes, but they don't always get the good stuff. >> he recently contacted congresswoman anna eshew who contacted the pentagon. he would receive a bronze star for heroism, and a combat infantry medal. a warming trend, as this high pressure settles in, and compressions the marine layer. it's out there, the fog, that is. but it's not pushing that far in. it's going to mainly be right

along the coast. these are the highs that were recorded today. you get the 94 in antioch. i think in antioch it will be mid-90s. 96, something like that. fairfield up to 92. concord will probably get to 90 tomorrow warm front temperatures slowly warming up inland, with very warm temperatures along the coast. as you would expect this time of year, temperatures around the bay, mild to warm. here's the fog footprint tonight. it's shooting across the bay. here it is to oakland, san leandro, and hayward. not a lot of it tomorrow. that means you're going to wake up mostly sunny in the inland bay valley, you're going to have a chance to warm rapidly. san francisco, downright foggy right now. that's a live camera shot. san francisco tomorrow morning, you're looking at temperatures in the mid-50s. lunchtime, near 60. the fog burns off in the afternoon, you get to 68 degrees. the forecast highs tomorrow, then are going to be just a

little warmer inland than they were today. still very cool along the coast. tomorrow, like today, almost exactly. then as we head into friday, saturday, and sunday. the winds go a little more offshore. until on sunday, the hottest day, we could see temperatures coast side. check pacifica. 72degrees. a warm up as we go into the bay area weekend, with sunday, looking like it's going to be the warmest day of the bay area weekend. 90 in fairfield tomorrow. air quality is still okay. we've got a nice brisk onshore breeze. it's kind of mixing it up, especially around the bay. inland valleys, the quality is not as good. don't anticipate a spare the air day, or a red flag warning. this quality is what you would expect this time of year. the five-day forecast then with your bay area weekend always in view. saturday, warmer, then sunday is the hottest day. these are not bad either. 93 inland tomorrow. 75 around the bay. 65 at the coast. the forecast then with no rain

anywhere to be found, and temperatures on the increase, right into the bay area weekend. >> i think we're done with the rain. >> wow, it's going to be hot. >> thank you bill. the nfl has released the official logo for super bowl l set for levi stadium in santa clara in 2016. here it is. what makes it unique, it features the number 50. the lombardi trophy, levi stadium, and notable san francisco landmarks. for the first time in 45 years, the nfl won't be using roman numerals. the league says the l for the 50, standing alone, isn't as pleasing to the eye. of course, l is also the universal sign for loser. >> you don't want to do that. kind of getting used this with the a's and giants winning. >> getting spoiled. >> the two best teams in baseball. the bronx bombers, a little something out of the path. the yankees, nothing on the a's

in the power democratic. the bay bombers making that ever so clear at the stadium. they were down 4-0, with cespedes crushes a shot. the yankee fans, lulled to sleep with that early lead. cespedes, however, would do his best to wake them up. this time going to right. his 12th of the year. and it's a 4-2 game, wake up guys. the yankee fans, it might not be a cruise. come the 7th inning, it's a 4-4 game. josh donald son, 3 hits tonight. this one leaves the yard to put the a's in front. they add a couple more. 7-4 your final. a's win 5 in a row now. the giants are still about pitching, but this year, they've added the long ball like we haven't seen in ages

for them. the reds up 4-0 in the 6th. two out. michael morris clubs a mammoth shot. solo. his 12th. they're within 2-1, and the inning continues. juan perez, just back up from the minors, ticket to ride. 2-run shot. 3-2 lead. they would not relinquish. vogelsong the win, romo the save. meanwhile, the astounding huge contract extension for kaepernick. hearing about that. you can't help but wonder how much would the 49ers have had to pay joe montana if he had played these days? you'll hear from him. sports part 2, next.

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by now, you already know the 49ers laid down a huge bet on colin kaepernick. waging the potential will turn into superstar reality. with news of the 6 year, $126 million deal, $61 million guaranteed, the 49ers can't help but wonder will there be any cash left for say the lakes of vernon davis, michael crabtree? kaepernick addresses that notion. >> the way the contract is

written and the way it was negotiated was so they would be able to sign other players. that was something that my agents, and the organization worked out. they felt like this was something they would be able to get other players with. the man who many consider to be the greatest quarterback of all-time. joe montana was at candlestick park today, promoting this summer's flag football contest, had this to say about colin kaepernick's megacontract. >> i think it's great for everybody. kind of locks him in. tells everybody, he's going to be here and he's the guy. i always say, when guys get big contracts, it's worth it. because their career could be over like that. the more you can protect yourself for the future, and people want to pay him that kind of money, more power to him. >> power to him. absolutely. 3-2, the l.a. kings in the opening of the stanley cup final in overtime. it was justin williams, with the game winning goal for the kings. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night.

everybody going to be buzzing for a while about that contract of colin kaepernick's. >> it's a big one, yeah. >> like what joe said, more power to him. >> thank you. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. bread. but we know you've been thinking about it, too. so we're always trying to make it even better. that's why we added some ingredients and took others out, making this our best bread yet. bread is on the rise at subway. the avenues,boulevards, and took others out, making this our best bread yet. the concrete chaos and congestion we call civilization easier to navigate we made the all new jeep cherokee.

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