now at 5:00, the heat is on for parts of the bay area. i'm tracking which areas have triple digit temperatures. plus, what you can expect for your workweek. >> >> a 15-year-old girl shot and killed in the east bay. >> she was going to college. she wanted to do everything. >> tonight, what we are learning from neighbors and what officials are doing tonight to keep it from happening again. >> >> plus, problems for bay area neighborhoods. we talked to neighbors who said they are fed up.

it might not be summer yet, but for much of the bear area, it sure felt like it as temperatures in some parts of the region soared well past the century mark. good evening, i'm ken wayne >> hello, everyone, i'm heather holmes. we begin with our weather across the bay area. live pictures and the story depends on where you live. on the right, you can see the goalen gate bridge barely visible. on the left mount diablo where the temperatures reached triple digits, mark has been tracking the temperatures across the bay area. >> he joins us, big difference from the coast area. >> it's all interesting when you have an ocean, a bay we are talking about 50s all the way to the triple digits. as far as the triple digits, we are talking about the preliminary numbers from this

afternoon. fair field, 104. walnut creek, 102, concorde, 102. these are preliminary numbers. we are talking about the big range. 57 at ocean beach with the fog. walnut creek, 101 degrees. that was this afternoon. we had some stub born fall around parts of the shore line. overcast parts of the coast. if you come in closer, here is a look at the current numbers. san francisco in the upper 60s, look at the all of the 80s. still pretty warm out toward oakland, mountain view, san jose topped out in the lower 90s, right now, they are reporting 89 degrees. another hot forecast coming up for your monday. we'll look at that and take a look at the cooling trend in the five-day forecast that's coming up in 10 minutes. >> >> remember, you can get the very late u latest on the conditions from mark an the rest of the ktv overages weather team, they are posting live, even when we are not on

the air. >> >> another spare the air day tomorrow. low wind, high temperatures expected to create unhealthy levels of pollution. smog will be more concentrated than it day, which was a spare the air day. tomorrow will be the fifth spare the air day of the season. you are being asked to driveless. >> >> developing news from las vegas where two police officers are among five people killed in a shooting. sheriff's deputies say a man and a woman walked into a pizza parlor at a shopping mall at 11:30 this morning and shot the two officers eating their lunch. investigators say one of the officers managed to return fire. the couple ran into a wal-mart across the street and fatally shot one person there. a man on the street said one of the shooters talked to him. >> they had a backpack and i saw their guns in their hands. he told me to tell the cops it was a revolution.

>> the sheriff doug gillespie said the officers entered the wal-mart and the woman shot and killed the man before turning the gun on herself. >> >> here in oakland, a shooting claimed the life of a 15-year- old girl. we get the latest from kristina randon -- kristina. >> >> reporter: oakland city leaders are meeting with the public. two women from l.a. they are talking about ways to model the way they approach crime like l.a. to reduce it here in downtown oakland. last night's shooting is an example of why a change is desparately needed. flashing lights at an east oakland crime scene faded with the sunrise, replaced by religious candles. marking the spot where a 15- year-old girl named samantha was killed saturday night. police say she was a passenger in a car with two men in their 20s.

they were shot, too, but survived the shooting that woke up homeowners. >> i thought it was fireworks. by the time i came out of the house, police were putting up tape. >> reporter: the girl's death has this community grieving. >> i still don't know why it happened like that, for a little girl like that that has a future. >> on the heels of this tragedy, council member holding a public safety meeting she said is greatly needed. >> last night's tragedy shows the critical nature of finding the best practices and putting them in place in oakland immediately so this senseless bloodshed can end. >> >> reporter: investigators don't have a motive for the triple shooting. one of many questions left unanswered for friends and family of the teens >> she wanted to go to college.

she wanted to do anything. and then stuff like that happens. >> the driver is in stable condition. the other man in critical condition. police have made no arrests, crime stoppers is offering a reward to anyone with information. >> >> gunfire broke out this weekend at a party inside of a berkeley hotel that wounded two teens. it happened before 11:00 last night at the la quinta inn. police were called to the hotel earlier because of a disturbance. both teens are expected to survive their wounds, police were on the scene for hours collecting evidence. there is no word yet onny suspects, but police say they may have driven off in a white sedan headed toward the berkeley hills. >> >> continuing cover over california chromeu a day after the belmont stakes, co-owner

visited the thoroughbred in a barn and he was flown back to his home race course in orange county. he will rest and get ready for the breeders cup classic coming up in november. despite the heartbreaking loss yesterday, california chrome is the only california bred horse to when the kent ken derby and the preakness. what you didn't know during the race yesterday is that the horse had an injury and was probably running in some pain. i want to show awe picture of his right front hoof. his trainer described the injury like having a fingernail pulled out. it apparently happened when he ran into another horse. colt is being treated and is expected to fully recover in a few weeks. the co-owner, remains bitter, referring to the other owners as cheaters, he told espn these people nominate their horses for the triple crown and hold out two races and come back and

run one. that would be like me at 6'2 playing basketball with a kid in a wheelchair. trainer art sherman defended his sponsor's remarks >> i think at the heat of the conversation with the press and everything, sometimes, you might get a little vocal and not really think about what he is saying. you know in three races in five weeks. that takes its toll. >> the team for the belmont winner had re5:00ions to his remarks. owner robert evans said it might be better to space out the triple counsel races. press commentary some calling colbert "dumb" and saying his statements detracted from the glory of the racing. >> >> the man behind hidden cash is back here in the bay area doing what he is famous for, hiding cash. this time, he was at kristi field. the first treasure hunters found their money.

hidden cash began to tweet out clues this morning, sending treasure seek ares to san francisco. the clues about sand, and the palace of fine arts was just tricky enough to make following the exact location tough. >> i started with the twitter feeds and i recognized the clues immediately. >> eventually, the clues lead searchers to the beach at chrisy field >> i'm looking for the blue signs, though, he said between the blue signs. >> rob taylor brought his daughter drew with him and found the first hidden cash of the day. >> $100. >> he said he let his feet lead him to the hidden money >> i take my feet through it. i think that's what they were doing last weekend in l.a. i just kind of got lucky. >> once the first hidden cash was found here at this beach,

it was a case of treasure fever with dozens of people digging through the sand. one by one, searchers found the hidden cash. >> $60. >> >> reporter: and then, remember lucky rob taylor who let his feet find the cash? today really was his lucky day. he and drew found a second stash. >> this one has $60. >> what's the total for the day? >> $160. now, we really have to think of something to do with this. >> reporter: if you didn't find your hidden cash today like these lucky searchers don't despair, in a tweet, it was announced hidden cash is expanding, more details to come tomorrow in san francisco, ktvu channel "2 news." more details, ktvu talked two weeks ago to the man who identifies himself as hidden

cash. a real estate investigator on his website. state record shows a real estate license expired in 2007 although you don't need a license to buy or sell property for yourself. he touched off a firestorm of interest after contacting a blog site publicizing hidden cash. the website said his number of twitter followers skyrocketed after the article about him was posted. he said he is hiding the money to give back to the community. >> >> preparing for the worst, up next, how emergency officials teamed up for the first time to train for an event they hope will never happen. >> >> at 5:30, we have seen a lot of side shows at night, sometimes drivers are getting more bold. the the new problem for one neighborhood and that you how they are taking matters in their own hands.

>> >> what may have led to all of the problems on the bay bridge. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm?

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matter -- >> i heard an explosion and i had someone run in here. he is bleeding from a wound on his neck. >> 9-1-1 tapes painting a graphic description of the horror, 26-year-old aaron ebara admitted to thursday' shooting which killed a 19-year-old student and injured three others students at the private christian university are mourning this weekend. >> students prayed and hugged and added to a make-shift memorial. university describes the slain student as outgoing and positive with a deep faith. >> >> in santa barbara county a private memorial held saturday for one of the victims in the vista shooting. working in a deli on may 23rd when elliott rogers shot and killed him.

martinez' father said last week, he may dedicate the rest of his to try to stop some tragedies from ever happening again. >> >> his and firefighters spent the day at elementary school preparing for the worst. noelle walker was with them as they teamed up to practice preventing the unthinkable. >> reporter: everywhere you turned, there were police, fire trucks and s.w.a.t. teams on the move. this active shooter drill was planned months ago, but recent shootings in seattle, santa barbara and sandy hook bring the stark reality home. >> it could happen here. we have to be as good as we possibly can responding to it. >> reporter: the script was closely guarded. neither police or volunteer victims knew what was happening ahead of time. >> it was frightening. >> we carried stretchers out. they say "you can go out. you will be surrounded by sharp

shooters." >> the idea was to make the drill as close to possible as an incident. >> it was very realistic. >> i injured my leg. i'm unconscious and can't talk. but now i have been rescued. it was an extremely well organized event. >> reporter: this was the first time police and fire drilled together with a focus on creating a so-called warm zone, a safe place to treat the injured quickly. >> we learned that sometimes delay in medical treatment has cost lives. >> reporter: good practice for something they hope they will never need. >> >> pleasant hills city council is set to meet tomorrow to change the city's zoning rules to match up on an ordinance pasted last week restricting gun sales.

that ordinance limits where weapons can be sold. a progun group has filed a lawsuit to block the ordinance, saying it amounts to a change in zoning rules and the city council should have consulted with the planning commission before passing it. >> >> san francisco jail inmate who escaped yesterday is still on the loose tonight. authorities say 40-year-old timothy midget had been working outside of the jail with supervision. he was taking out the trash at the hall of justice on saturday when he ran off. sheriff's department spokesman said a deputy ran after him, but could not catch him. he was set to be released from jail in six weeks afterrer weeks after serving time for drug possession. >> >> let's talk to mark to find out what is in store for the rest of the week. >> it looks like one more hot day. another day of triple digit

heat across the bay area. the numbers really soared. 8-15 degrees over yesterday's high. live "stormtracker," no storms out there. fog at the coast. we still have a few leftover patches close to the golden gate bridge. satellite not picking up too well, but patchy fog there. current numbers. we have a big range. 61 in half moon bay. san francisco downtown checking in. 69, still very hot out toward fairfield, 103 degrees. concorde, 100. livermore, 104 degrees and even up in the north bay. santa rosa in the upper 90s, both at 97 degrees. looking out towards san francisco, the golden gate bridge right now, it's 69 as we showed you in san francisco. tomorrow, still a pretty warm day. we still have a pretty good onshore breeze for the beaches. this is for downtown san francisco starting out the day with patchy fog. 7:00 mid-50s.

san jose, the sunshine, right now, currently 89 degrees an the forecast for tomorrow, starting out pretty mild in the lower 60s when you wake up at copy, lunchtime, 81 degrees. forecast high, pretty close to the high we had today. 90 degrees by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. fair skies to start out your monday morning. patchy coastal fog toward pacificka even toward the golden gate bridge. we showed you mild numbers. fairfield, livermore, and yock, temperatures in the low to -- sinking air, compression zone really built in today. tomorrow not too much change. near 100 degrees for your monday. around the bay in the 80s. 83-88 degrees. coast, patchy morning fog, temperatures in the 60s could be approaching the 70-degree mark across parts of the shore

line. here's our forecast model. tracking some patchy fog tomorrow morning after 7:00 and afternoon hours. you see the little green, upper 60s to near 70, inland upper 90s to near 100, 101 degrees tomorrow afternoon. take a look at the numbers, san francisco, upper 70s and pacificka. 68 degrees. once again, we have options out there, half moon bay, 69. triple digits livermore, hottest temperatures checking in at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> >> here's a look ahead in the five-day forecast. we cool things off beginning tuesday, wednesday, thursday. by thursday, warmest locations barely making it up to the 80- degree mark. if you want the cooling relief, it's on the way, especially after mid-week. we'll look at your weekend forecast and we'll highlights parts of the state that currently have a fire warning.

>> >> health officials in the east bay set to open a public hearing on the impact of the down grade of services or closure of doctors medical center in san pablo. the meeting will not affect any decisions about the clinic that could close next month. medical services division said this is a meeting required by law because it is required to collect public comments and forward them to the state agency. the meet something set to start at 6:00 tomorrow night at maple hall. >> >> people fed up over side shows in their neighborhood. >> they really don't care. >> at 5:30, the new problem are sighing and how they are working to put and end to it. >> >> new developments of the missing malaysian airline planes what the families of the passengers are doing in hopes of getting answers an update on the condition

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police are investigating the shooting death of a man overnight in east oakland. reports of shots being fired near the intersection of 48th avenue. when officers arrived, they found the body of a man apparently shot to death in the

middle of the street. the victim's name has not been released. there is no word on a possible mowsive. >> vallejo police are searching for attempted murder suspect. the 34-year-old should be considered armed and dangerous. he is wanted for an attempted murder that took place on may 3rd. he is described 5'8-inches tall weighing 185-pounds, police say he is wanted for felony probation violation as well as being a felon in possession of a firearm. >> >> the search is on in the east bay for a hit and run driver that critically injured a 53- year-old bicyclist and took off. the accident happened yesterday morning at 9:30 police say the bicyclist was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the car involved may have been a 2010 soak 2010 volkswagen

jetta. tracy morgan, star of 30 rock and "saturday night live" remains in critical condition, but is more responsive. he is expected to remain hospitalized for several weeks. his family e pressed their thanks for support from fans and friends. two other passengers that were in the limo were in critical condition. another person was released. the wal-mart driver u truck driver who caused the crash was likely asleep at the wheel. roper reportedly was in the middle lane when he swerved to avoid traffic, hitting morgan's limo and causing a chained reaction crash. wal-mart has expressed remorse

for the crash. >> >> according to glide, ang low requested that a memorial be held in san francisco. the mayor and reverend cecil will host the service. be sure to watch the program words from her and friends and family that knew her best. that's coming up tonight after the 10:00 news. >> >> we'll tell you about a problem with wild side shows on one east bay street. escalating and we'll show you the evidence one couple is gathering to stop it, even though it is putting them in danger. plus, more fallout over the way a soldier captured in afghanistan was freed. >> no one should doubt the capacity of america to protect americans. >> >> a jail break by helicopter, the elaborate plan that worked.

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screeching tires and drivers spinning donuts, a familiar site in one bay area neighborhood. now, they are doing side shows in broad daylight. they are getting more bold. neighbors say they have had enough. >> reporter: in fact, one couple has put themselves on

the front lines to put the brakes on this, late rally. they are gathering evidence to give to oakland investigators and even though their efforts are putting them in danger and put one of them in the hospital -- >> this is going to be the the beginning. >> reporter: emma morton is preparing to catch the people who use her street for side shows in the act. >> they really don't care. >> reporter: this is video morton filmed last sunday afternoon. >> it was not a matter of a few seconds or minutes. >> reporter: morton said their street has been free of big side shows for months ever since her husband told the drivers to go, got attacked and ended up in the hospital. last sunday, the drivers returned with a vengeance. >> they came back stronger than ever. they are not afraid. if they are not afraid of anything happening to them, what are you going to do?

>> reporter: we just got a call from emma morton who said another side show has started on her street. we will be heading back to east oakland with our camera and will have more on this developing story at 10:00. live in the newsroom, patty lee uktvu news. >> >> a deadly crash a little after 10:00 on lakeville highway. now, cording to police, a lincoln traveling westbound, veered into oncoming traffic and struck a toyota camera. the camry driver was pronounced dead at the scene and a young child in that car suffered mine injuries. the driver of the lincoln was hospitalized with major injuries. no word yet on what, if any charges that driver may face. >> >> there are reports that hiring a chinese company to make key parts of the new bay bridge ended up being a costly decision. cal-tran picked the sports

machinery company to create the tower because the officials thought the company could do the work faster and cheaper, cal-tran has paid the company millions in incentives, it spent millions of dollars to fix problems with the work. the company's engineer said the company produced excellent results. >> >> jury selection begins in the trial of a concorde elementary school teacher accused of molesting several students. martin pleaded "not guilty" to 91 counts -- accused of abusing 11 students and police say almost all of the assaults happened on campus. it takes place at the county courthouse in martinez. >> >> the governor and lawmakers are heading into what is scheduled to be the final week of budget talks. democrats are pushing to

restore social services that were drastically cut during the recession. both sides agree to a rainy day fund as well as paying off debt. . >> >> a new look grocery workers here in california paint as grim picture of need and dependence of public assistance. according to a study by uc researchers from 2000 to 2012, the minimum wage fell from $19.38 to $15.17. but a quarter of the state's grocery workers are unionized. nonunion workers such as those that work at wal-mart make less. according to the chronicle, the survey found that low wage grocery workers used $660 million worth of public assistance benefits each year.

john kerry says should the taliban renew their fight against the u.s., they risk being killed. >> no one should doubt the capacity of america to protect americans. >> secretary of state john kerry is speaking out for the first time on the release of u.s. army sargeant bowe bergdahl. kerry defends the exchange of five guantanomo detainees expressing confidence they will be monitored closely and the conditions of their release will honest norred. >> i'm not telling you they don't have the ability to get involved, but they have the ability to get killed doing that. >> reporter: critics on both sides of the aisle condemn the exchange. >> i heard john kerry say don't worry about them. you can't help but worry about them. >> we should do everything we can in our power to release,

win the release of any american being held, but not at the expense of the lives and well- being of their fellow servicemen and women. >> bowe bergdahl is currently recovering at a military hospital in germany. when he is stable enough to be released, he will go to san antonio. since his release, there have been allegations that he deserted. there have been threats against his parents. kerry said despite the circumstance of his capture, the u.s. could not have left bowe bergdahl in the hands of the taliban. >> reporter: i'm scott thompson reporting. >> >> pope francis joined palestinian leader to share prayers for peace. israeli and palestinian presidents held a private meeting with the pope before

the men headed to the vatican gardens. the pope used his sunday address to express his hope that the meeting would lead to a discussion for peace in the mideast. >> translator: all of those that personally and in the community have prayed and are praying for this meeting and who will spiritually join us. >> the pope extend the the invitation to the palestinian and israeli leaders last month weeks after the collapse of the last round of mideast talks. >> >> surrounding a term anywhere militants staged a ferocious attack. 10 men stormed the terminal, at least 13 people are dead, including six airport security personnel and six attackers. there are reports of huge explosions and fireworks coming from the terminal. it's not clear who is behind the attack as there has not been any immediate claim of responsibility. >>

>> three months after may la shea airlines disappeared. relatives of the missing are hosting a fund-raiser to hope that a whistle blower will come forward. the boeing triple 7 disappeared march 8th flying to beijing. >> >> a massive manhunt is underway in quebec after three men escaped from a canadian jail by helicopter. police say a helicopter touched down briefly in courtyard outside of quebec city. this is similar to an escape in montreal last year. two men forced the pilot of a touring company to fly over a prison and used cables to hoist two inmates to the chopper. the two inmates were captured within hours. >> >> oakland airport is expected to start service this fall, but

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heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you

in alaska, these four polar bears, big stars, for four days, each of them wore a camera. some of the video has been released. showing a dive, potential date between two of the bears. scientists hope to learn how the bears are affected by climate change. pretty cool, though, huh? >> very cool. >> they would bewaring swimsuits. they would not be so white if they were hanginged on ocean beach. some fog out there, though, right? temperatures for today, we had a big range from the 50s to the 60s near the immediate coastline. temperatures inland topping 100 degrees. look at the triple digits toward morgan hill and way up above 105.

concorde, 101, fairfield, 104 and more triple digits, napa and santa rosa. not the extreme heat moderated by onshore breeze, but still some upper 70s to upper 80s, closing in on 90 degrees. a big fog bank to our south by monterrey bay. but we still have a few clouds toward the golden gate bridge. san francisco, that is one in san francisco, but we have quite a few to take a look at. ranging from 57 degrees. look at all of the 60s and 70s, we have a big range of temperatures even san francisco at this 5:00 hour. santa rosa in the upper 90s, concorde checking in at 100 degrees. still very hot ought towards concorde. hour by hour forecast for tomorrow, look at 11:00. already, 83 degrees on track to reach the mid-90s by 2:00.

concorde will be approaching 100 degrees once again for tomorrow. tonight, mostly clear skies, patchy coastal fog. here is our live camera cupping up. looking out toward the golden gate bridge. -- the deck was covered with fog. clearing out a little bit. tomorrow, still warm. hot, but extended fog returns, a bit of a cooling trend. as far as the weather pattern for tomorrow, high pressure sticks around for one more day. warm to hot, temperatures inland, 100 degrees. over the next few days, by mid- week, the weather system moves in from the north. i was talking about the cooling trend, it begins tuesday, but it really moves in for wednesday, thursday and friday as the weather system moves if from the north and increases the onshore breeze. freudianer is up, we still have the red flag warning in place. 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. temperatures over 100 degrees. very dry, low humidity levels. this is including parts of lake county the red flag warning in

place currently into tomorrow. here's the forecast models showing you patchy fog trying to regroup near the immediate coastline, you can take your pick with temperatures, 60s for the beaches, 70s 7 -- warmest locations, 101 to 102 by 4:00. santa rosa, 96. there we go, more triple digits toward fairfield. san jose, 90 degrees. san francisco in the upper 70s, 77, beaches, patchy fog in the morning. mid-to upper 60s, a few spots could be approaching 70. >> >> here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast. we will cool things off beginning tuesday. it really kicks in the cooling

trend by the weekend. one more day of the hot weather, be careful out there. it heats up quickly. >> and can catch up to you real fast. before you know it, you had dehydrated. >> >> thrill seekers in las vegas can bet their lives on a new attraction. a high-tech zip line strung between two towers at the rio hotel. check it out, riders get to face their fears 50 stories above the famous las vegas strip. managers say workers are trained to spot people who have been drinking. not just tourists are flocking to the attraction. recently a78-year-old, 88-year- old husband and wife that live in las vegas gave 2 it a try. >> i wanted to do it for my birthday. and i decided to wait and we both did it on his birthday. >> once you zip down, you will come back down and soar above

the strip for $25. >> >> student athletes keeping their eye on a case. they are suing the ncaa for licensing rights, arguing that college association control of sports violates antitrust laws. the ncaa maintains that the current system is fair and insures education is the main focus for athletes. >> >> coming up, giants go for this weekend as sweep of the mets. >> >> benches clear in baltimore t looks like there is a rivalry brewing between the a's and the orioles, sports wrap is next.

good evening, thanks for joining our sunday nights early edition sports wrap. at & t fans rising to the occasion. jim struggles first inning of games. they cannot solve. the mets curtis granderson. muscling it over for a two-run homer. but today, dh, designated hero, failing 2-1 in the second the doubles off zach wheeler. giving the giant as lead. broncos want a triple, but don't get it. giants lead 4-2 in the fourth. lucas douda at the plate. michael morris, 3-6 >> blanco played centerfield

today, getting his third rbi of the game. blanco and the giants win 6-4, their fourth series sweep of the season t was the giants 18th comeback win. they are mind-boggling they host washington tomorrow. pretty good winning form. today, they used defense to blow up baltimore. orioles pitcher, jiminez was a wild man today. jason looking for a pitcher and he finds it. umpire, angel hernandez called a homerun. but the centerfielder was not having any of that, umpires review it and they find instead of the first career grand slam, he will sake a two-run double. bases loaded again and review

there, brandon moss's second grand slam of the season, 6-0 in the third inning. the pitcher was cruising, look at the defense by josh, josh gets up and fires -- nick, extra bases. this is all-star stuff. this game was already over by the 8th inning. many sees the pitch he likes. he lets the bats fly. many officially become as target of abuse when the orioles visit oakland.

. they visit the angels tomorrow. >> >> today, raphael nadal broke two records. nadal hitting his stride. this one captured the second. he is pumped. nadal in the near court will take the number one ranking away from jokeovich. >> >> after he doubled faulted on that point, nadal win it is four sets french open record. he has 14 grand slam titles. three short of roger fedderrer all time record.

mother highlights, when we come back. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you

ben crane had high hopes in memphis. michelson wanted to enter on a good note but shot a 2 over 72. troy merritt shot a 1 over 71 to earn a career best second place. this is his approach on the second hole. he would biddy this and finish one shot back against crane. crane has back issues. he didn't birdie a single hole. but this goes in and then makes his third bogey of the day.

crane is not eligible to play in the upcoming u.s. open. >> >> stanford's march to the college world series came to a sudden stop today in nashville. stan in order and vanderbilt met in a rubber game. never trailing. reynolds -- each teammate, three years, but stanford's defense was shoddy all three games of the super regionals. one run score. going for the gusto. reynolds -- it's like keystone cops. vanderbilt wins. cardinal finished 35-26. >> >> that's sports for this early sunday edition. a's win. two best teams in the major leagues right in our own backyard.

>> love it. >> nice to see the a's get some love because the giants overshadow with the attendance, but the a's are doing fantastic. >> this is no longer the scrappy bunch. underachieving game, low-income salary people. this is a bonafide world series caliber team. maybe another bay bridge series, battle of the bay. >> >> coming up tonight, much more on the developing news we are following in las vegas. >> five people are dead, including two police officers after an armed couple opens fire. we'll have the latest tonight at 10:00. have a good night.

hey, want to spend some time playing the new star wars game this weekend? oh, i don't know. i kind of promised myself i'd get off the computer, be more physically active. get some exercise... you're about to walk up three flights of stairs. good point, i'm in. koothrappali: you know what would be great? let's do it like the old days. you mean, are you talking gaming marathon? yeah. start saturday morning, go 48 hours, sleeping bags, junk food... turn off our phones so our moms can't call. it would be like our world of warcraft a few years ago when the neighbors called the cops on us. (both chuckle) they called the cops because of the smell. they thought we were dead. we were badass back in the day.