firefighters put out hot spots after the latest in a series of suspicious fires that has neighbors on edge. good evening i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. 10 fires and all considered suspicious. firefighters are asking for help before someone gets hurt. the fires have been clustered in two areas, eight in the south side of the city. police have arrested teenagers but since then two other fires have been sparked out in a

park. ken wayne has more where a fire hit close to home. >> reporter: you can see behind me the blackened area where these two fires burned had it not been for this fire break, this barren area and quick work of firefighters it's easy to see how homes could have been lost. >> reporter: this is video of livermore's latest suspicious fire shot yesterday. after firefighters had knocked it down. a day later, livermore pleasanton firefighters were still taking care of hot spots and the fire, still the talk within neighbors. >> it easily traveled 300 or 400 feet within minutes. >> reporter: rayback called 911 on what was the second fire of the day. both started within hours of each other and almost the same spot. >> there were no other obvious

causes other than being a set fire. >> reporter: battalion chief tessa had been busy. despite dry grass and steady wind, the two fires in this parkway were not large due to what ralph calls amazingly fast work by firefighters. >> it cam within 15 feet of my house and you guyed saved it. thank you, thank you very much. and the fire department says it and the police have stepped up patrols in the area. in livermore, ken pritchett, ktvu news. firefighters were kept busy battling several fires today. one broke out in aloni property and pine street near the

fremont foothills. news chopper flew over the scene. in marin county, firefighters are keeping a very close eye on this fire burning in samuel p. taylor park off st. francis boulevard. 200 firefighters were all called in to battle the flames. right now this fire is 80% contained. the fire broke out overnight. now to a sexual assault investigation in oakland. it comes after reports that a 13-year-old girl was gang raped. we go to jana katsuyama. you spoke to both police and the girl's mother this evening. >> reporter: julie, police are telling me they've made no arrest in this investigation. the girl's mother told me tonight that her daughter is very upset and scared. the girl told police she was walking here on the 9200 block of corral road when she says a

car pulled up next to her. >> there were several strangers in the car and at gunpoint they directed her to get into the car. once she was in the car, she had been sexually assaulted. >> reporter: the girl told police that the three men took her from corral road and drove around. finally dropping her off around 10 miles away on the 5500 block of dover street. a few blocks from the hospital. a citizen called the girl and he called police around 3:00 p.m. >> the victim did go to the hospital for treatment. >> reporter: the girl's mother told ktvu she and her daughter are too scared to speak on camera. but said what these men to my daughter is horrific. i pray that no other child experiences this and that no other mother has to walk in these shoes. today police issued a public safety advisory with detailed on the reported assault. many residents are concerned. >> there have been reports of rapes in the area. there's a lot of crime in this

area in general. >> reporter: officers say the girl described the three suspects as african american men. the first 17 to 19 years old about 6'1", medium complex and build. the second 20 to 25 years old. 6'5", light complex. the third suspect is described as 17 to 19 years old. 6'2" with a light complex and thin build. police say the girl says the suspect's vehicle was a newer model burgundy four door sedan with a light colored exterior. police are telling me that they plan to check for surveillance video and the girl's mother tonight says she just hopes that someone will call in with a tip. reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. new information on the arrest of a san mateo county judge joseph scott. the results of blood alcohol tests are back this week showing a level of 1.2.

scott was pulled over in woodside for swerving on may 21st. he's the second ranking judge and is expected to make an appearance in his own courthouse on august 5th. san mateo county attorney finally have a suspect in custody and 25-year-old homicide case. the sheriff's office says 45- year-old gabriel o'neil was arrested in brisbane on monday. that's after new lab work links him to the 1989 murder of 27- year-old sheila lorane hatcher. she was sexually assaulted and suffered blunt trauma. her body was found in a ravine. a stand off ended peacefully. a man wanted for felony crimes barricaded himself inside a home on washington avenue and castro street around 4:30 this afternoon. you can see the street was blocked off with a heavy police presence. police told neighbors to stay inside their home as officers worked to get the man to surrendered. that happened just before 6:00 p.m. happening now, u.s. army

sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to arrive in texas. he was freeed from the taliban in afghanistan almost two weeks ago in exchange for top taliban leaders who had been held at guantanamo. officials are keeping a tight lid on his condition and return. the u.s. is evacuating americans in northern iraq as a crisis there gets worse. sunni insurgents are on the move with baghdad and taking control of large areas in the country. the insurgents are not finding enough resistance. president obama says iraq prime minister amalake must do more to stop the militants. the president is also considering a number of options. >> i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in

making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold on either iraq or siri. pulling american combat forces from iraq was a mistake and it helped america's enemies stated mccain. in protest against a protest officer. both sides met with a mediator today but union representatives walked out. munni officials have said in no deal is reached the current contract will stay in effect and drivers won't get a raise. the door for negotiations remains open until june 24. some stanford students are upset with the way the university handled a sexual assault case and today they let stanford know it. ktvu's robert handa with the protests staged today and why the alleged victim says her fight isn't over.

>> reporter: the alleged sexual assault victim sanchez helped lead the rally. although classes ended last week dozens of students joined the demonstration upset over stanford's decision wednesday not to expel a student who officials say was responsible for assaulting francis in an off campus incident but not considered a threat for others. >> expulsion has to be the minimum. >> reporter: the male student who has denied the assault will be allowed to graduate though stanford will hold his degree for two years. >> it blows my mind that he is not being barred from positions of authority. >> reporter: the school's decision upset but rejuvenated francis' supporters. >> graduating stanford without having stanford found accountable on cases of sexual

assault is very upsetting to me. >> reporter: francis says she plans to appeal to more students and allumni to pressure stanford. >> i'm not going to go away. i'm not going to be silenced and i'm going to continue to fight for resources and policy changes. >> reporter: in a statement, stanford says that it filed all state title nine requirements and that the reviewing panel of students and staff considered many factors and issued what it believed to be the appropriate discipline. at stanford, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a husband and father of two disappears just days before father's day. what he left behind that is adding to the mystery. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> today was cool but things are only going to get warmer from here. i'm finding out when temperatures could stretch into the upper 80s. >> next june is one of the most deadly months for teenage drivers. how one bay area high school is helping their students not be a statistic.

a person was killed by an amtrak train today just north of the richmond station. officials say the person was on the tracks. and was hit by a westbound capital corridor train this afternoon. the train was on its way from sacramento to oakland. it stopped very close to the richmond station so passengers were able to get off and continue their journey by b.a.r.t. trains in the area were delayed during the investigation. this is the season for graduation, a happy time for families but it's also a dangerous time for teenagers to be on the road. new at 10:00 tonight, amber lee

is live in pleasanton where new high school graduates are just now arriving for an event that aims to try to keep them safe as they celebrate, amber. >> reporter: we're at club sport. now dublin heights graduates are just arriving for their grad night celebration. organizers tell me there will be no in and out privileges and that's to keep them nice and sober. graduation is a day to remember and a celebration to follow. >> i want to be with all my friend and have a final harrah with them. >> reporter: the california office of traffic safety says many young lives are cut short during the end of the school year. education pearly during the months of april, may and june

-- especially during the months of april, may and june. chp says alcohol was not a factor in this accident. experts say often speeding, drunk or distracted driving play a key role. >> from toddler hood through kindergarten graduation. >> reporter: the memory board at today's celebration is a long-standing tradition. photos of students at various stages of their lives are on display. the hopes are that more memories captured by photos follow as students graduate grad night sober. >> there's nothing more precious to parents than their children. >> reporter: a video arcade and

a human foose ball game are among the celebrations. lessons on safety start at home. >> what's more important is having open dialogue with your child. >> reporter: back here live at club sport. you can see that some students are enjoying some rock climbing. 400 students are expected here tonight. and it's scheduled to last until 3:00 a.m. reporting live in pleasanton, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown and democratic lawmakers are working out the final details of the state budget tonight. votes are expected sunday. the budget is likely to provide a boost to social and education programs that include thousands of preschool spots for low income families. also the governor wants to dedicate most of the budget surplus to a rainy day fund and paying down state debts. a bill that would make it easier to fire teachers who are charged with serious misconduct is now on its way to the governor's desk. members of the assembly approved legislation that would

speed up the appeals process for teachers that have been charged with serious crimes like sex abuse. governor brown vetoed a similar bill. b.a.r.t. ordered test cars to see which is the best. john sasaki reports on the differences and why some b.a.r.t. riders prefer one to the other. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is long overdue for a change as it cars are original equipment. the board of directors have settled for a plan for the first 10 test cars to be ordered for delivery next summer. >> motion passes, five yes, two no. >> reporter: as you can see in this rendering, all the cars will have two doors instead of three. all will have a support pole and a bike rack.

>> this pole is in my way. >> reporter: riders showed up at the city immediating and complained about the poles. >> we need accessibility. it is not a luxury. >> we will move the pole the extra inches to go 6 inches off center. >> reporter: joel keller says that 6-inches away from the wheelchair area will allow for room. >> physically it's difficult to maneuver. even without a disability. i think people having difficult maneuvering getting in and out. trying to find a seat. trying to find some place to go to. >> reporter: those 10 cars will be tested until late 2017 when they'll be tried with passengers. >> we'll have about six months as i understand the schedule to be able to look at how these cars perform. >> reporter: there was some controversy about the color scheme with some saying it looked like the seattle seahawks colors. but b.a.r.t. says they're not the same colors and that 6,000 of those

people they polled liked them any way. >> the b.a.r.t. board did make a final decision on the fare for the connector to the oakland airport. it will cost $6 for the 3-mile ride between the coliseum station and the airport. b.a.r.t. plans to start services this fall. the schedule calls for three car trains to leave every four minutes and take less than 15 minutes each way. the san jose mercury news is headed back downtown just blocks away from a building it occupied 47 years ago. the paper announced it'll be moving into the seventh and eighth floors of a building in santa clara street. the mercury news is making the move to super microcomputer. city leaders are happy about the decision saying the return of the paper will breathe new life back into the city's core. marin county is now number one in the bay area for home

prices. the average price of a single family home is more than $1 million. it beat san francisco's numbers. data quick says there are few homes for sale and multiple offers are driving the prices higher. >> reporter: temperatures dropped off to their final low today. this weather system, this low pressure system bringing rain to seattle. that was enough to boost the fog. it was much cooler, we had strong winds. san francisco airport this afternoon gusting to 40 miles per hour. those strong on shore winds got temperatures down. right now the winds are backed up a little bit. gusting to 17 in san francisco. that's your sustained wind right there. but the wind they're not quite as strong as they were. the wind are going to lighten up a little bit. overnight lows are going to be in the upper 40s and mid-40s. that's chilly for this time of year. if the kids are still in cool and they're heading out tomorrow morning, 46 degrees in

napa is going to see pretty cold in the morning hours. 15 in san rafael. the winds die down a little bit. that's what allows them to get colder. fog wants to reform at the coast tonight. that's what you expect this time of year. this computer model says fog coming back but not a lot of it. mostly sunny when you wake up in richmond and san pablo. temperatures warm into the 90s and the furthest inland valleys. i think we'll see mostly mid- and upper 80s. along the coast 50. tomorrow warmer than today. it begins the warming trend that takes us through the bay area weekend. as we move through saturday and sunday temperatures are going to heat up. ill show you how hot it's going to be on both days over the weekend back here at 10:45. facebook is giving users more control over the ads they

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i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic but i have the desire not to do that. >> reporter: it wasn't those words that had people calling on texas governor rick perry to apologize. it was the words that immediately followed. and what perry compared being an alcoholic to. ktvu's david stevenson was in san francisco today where he found a lot of people who were

upset with governor perry. >> reporter: governor perry had a commonwealth talk on energy. perry said sexual or generallation is a choice. >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic but i have the desire not to do that. i look at the homo sexual that same way. >> dumb statements like that really encourage violence and the oppression the significant number of people who live in texas. >> reporter: the texas republican party this month indicated support for repairtive therapy. an audience member asked perry

whether he thinks gays and lesbians can be cured by prayer or health? >> i don't know. i'm not a psychologist or doctor. >> it really undermines people's mental health. makes people feel depressed and isolated. >> reporter: gavin newsom called for him to apologize. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. and at ktvu.com we have posted more on the governor's comments just look for the hot topic section right on the front page. new jersey governor chris

christie will be the speaker to talk about job creation. christie was once considered a leading republican candidate for the 2016 presidential nomination. the health record of nearly 34,000 patients were stolen last week from an employee locker at the former redwood regional medical group. investigators say the records did not include any patient financial information but did include information on patients who received x-ray services at the office dating back to 2009. facebook today announced it's giving users more control over the ads they see on the social media site. users now have the ability to see the likes and interests facebook keeps on them. every ad on facebook now comes with a small arrow on the right corner. users can click on that arrow to see why they were targeted for that ad and they can choose

to change add or delete that information. police clash with protesters as world cup play gets under way. new rules for six parks in the bay. why giving dogs a place to play will create safety concerns for others. >> his cell phone, cash, and id all found. but a south bay father is missing. tonight why his family is worried. >> and click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. closed captioning brought to you by mancini's sleep world. no interests for up to 48 months. officer limited, visit sleep world develop. -- sleep world.com. kid: hey dad, who was that man?

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in petaluma where the man's belongings and car were found more than a week ago. >> reporter: his car was found here near the petaluma fairgrounds. but where he went next a mystery. when martinez dressed for work and went out the door he seemed to slip out of his life like he did from these clothes found in his unlocked car. >> a pair of slacks with a belt. >> reporter: his wallet in the pocket. >> his driver's license. >> reporter: credit cards, cash, keys, cell phone all left behind by a man who may be disoriented. >> if somebody wasn't themselves, where would they walk off to? >> reporter: 51-year-old martinez has depression, is on meds and on therapy but didn't seem to be struggling. >> it's my party. >> it's your party. >> reporter: he had been planning his son's party and

enjoying his daughter's sports. >> this little girl right here. he had goals for her. married 15 years martinez disappeared a few years ago. only overnight and vowed never to do it again. >> he would never do this. he would never do this. so, you know, something has happened or he's in some kind of disaassociated state. >> reporter: no one has seen him in the area where his car was found. airport or buses pick up here but there's no evidence he took one. and his i.d. for a flight is at home. police are checking shelters, hospitals, taxis. there's no sign of foul play but it's possible. >> if we could be pointed in a direction or have some type of lead we're at this point we would investigate that to it's exhausted. we just don't have that.

>> i feel like last father's day was a time that me and dad went to the swimming pool together. >> reporter: father's day this year comes with fear and uncertainty. >> leave a message at the tone and i'll get right back to you. >> reporter: for a family desperate to see dad again. >> reporter: as debora villalon reported, his family is asking people to keep an eye out for martinez. he left everything behind except his wedding band. police in berkeley have left made an arrest after a shooting. just after 50: 5:00 -- 5:30 last night. investigators say two young men suffered nonlife threatening injuries. police are not releasing any information about who they have in custody or the suspects connection to the shooting. a mother of three from richmond and her boyfriend have been charged with murder of her estranged husband and kidnapping her children.

ortez and ortiz have been charged with murder and using a firearm to shoot and kill anguiano. the charges were made three days after the man's body was found in his backyard. traffic is moving once again along southbound interstate 180 in san francisco. this after a fallen tree cut off access to three lanes near alameny boulevard. it happened around three p.m. crews had to cut the tree down piece by piece. the other two lanes were not open to traffic till about 6:00 p.m. one of the largest sporting events in the world the world cup got under way in brazil but not without protest. police clash with protesters in sao paolo and other host cities. several people were injured

including a reporter and photographer. the -- security alone is expected to cost $15 billion. ktvu's noelle walker found world cup fans in a bar in san francisco. >> reporter: there are very few things in life -- that bring people together. >> you get to experience the atmosphere of everybody in the world loving soccer. >> reporter: like world cup soccer. >> i'm a futbol fan. >> reporter: the soccer kind of futbol. it's like christmas in june. >> well i woke up at 4:00 this morning i couldn't sleep. >> reporter: eva's sister is going to brazil next week. >> this game is something when you're born into it it's in your genetics. >> whatever your genetics may

be. >> people live and die for soccer. >> do i need this anymore. >> reporter: just how big a deal is world cup for soccer fans? >> soccer is literally like a religion for me. my family grew up going to soccer fields. >> you think the real housewife, these are the real housewives on all the stations and you put them on one show for a month with eliminations that's the world cup. >> reporter: and just like that. did you notice the giants playing behind you. >> the boys of summer. >> i did not notice. >> reporter: take a backseat to brazil. >> so if you're keeping track brazil over here won today and the u.s. is on this side of the bracket plays ghana on monday. a lot of people will be watching that. reporting in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. and a few more details now

in the upcoming games, that first u.s. match against ghana is at 1:00 p.m. and germany the following thursday. dogs off the leash and roaming free. the controversy plan of turns regular parks into dog parks and the controversy of letting theseing toes lose. >> when 80-degree weather will kick in and warm things up. >> and next, peanut butter spread all over a high school. the reason it's seemingly silly prank is being taken so seriously. >> they went way too far with it. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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hills lane. the cause of this fire the still under investigation. no injuries have been reported. with california still in the midst of a drought there's extra concerns about the fourth of july celebrations and the potential for fire danger that could be sparked by fireworks. today santa clara county fire and medical agencies gathered near milpitas to make the point. they showed the extremely dry hill conditions in an effort to raise awareness on the hazards of illegal fireworks. >> it's not an ordinary fire. the fuel as you can see around us are drier at this time of year than they've ever been. >> reporter: the santa clara county burn center says every year nearly 10,000 people crowd emergency rooms nationwide from injuries related to fireworks. the miami dade attorney's office ruled there was not enough evidence to charge collin kaepernick and two other players with crimes after an encounter with a woman in a hotel room. a woman went to police and

claimed she woke up at the hospital after partying with kaepernick and the other players. police say there's no evidence that any crime was committed. kaepernick tweeted he is glad the issue is resolved. just last week he signed a six year $126 million contract. a utah woman has been indicted for embezzling money from symantec. prosecutors say she paid for vacations, cars, and other personal expenses with company credit cards and phony expense reports out of the utah office. she could get up to 620 years in prison. the chief executive of tesla motors announced he is opening the patents for all to see. musk says any company that wants to make their products based on te -- tesla's

technology will not be penalized. what may have seen like an innocent senior prank has turned into serious business at dublin high school. door handles and sidewalks were smeared with peanut butter which prompted a quick response by administrators. the school superintendent says that 16 students are highly allergic to peanut butter so they took precautions today. >> the doors were all cleaned. everything was taken care of. we had a nurse on the campus all day. >> reporter: they had announcements to keep the doors open so that the students wouldn't have to touch them. >> reporter: the district is investigating to see who was possible. a likely punishment would be community service. closed call or is it, video

of an encounter with a shark after a quick dive. and why some question whether it's real. in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin is back with the complete bay area forecast. a live picture of the bay bridge will take us through the warm up and the works for the weekend. and soon dogs will be able to roam freely without a leash in this park. what the city is not doing that has some concerned.

new at 10:00, controversial new rules for parks and a south bay city turns parks into dog parks is raising concerns about safety. later this month the city of mountain view will allow dogs to run off leash in unfenced areas of six city parks. ktvu's azmith smith has safety concerns over letting the dogs

lose. >> reporter: ken, you can see the designated dog area outlined in yellow. it's essentially the area behind me. this area will not be fenced off just signs will be posted. the problem is there's a near by school and playground and that has some families not too happy. it's a popular park where families, bikers and walkers roam freely and soon so will dogs. in two weeks the city of mountain view starting a new program allowing pooches off their leashes in certain areas of the park. >> i think there's people doing it any way now. >> reporter: many homes in mountain view do not have large yards and a recent survey found most were in favor of the idea yet not everyone likes it especially since the dog area will not be fenced off. >> i would rather them be in a fenced area. >> he's making a new friend.

>> that changes my mind. >> how come? >> just what happened there, there's too many breeds of species mingling together. >> you've seen dogs, they can get aggressive with each other. they can bite each other and i've seen it because we've taken them to the back park here in mountain view before. it's always been this way. it's a little unsettling. >> the city says they understand the concerns that's why they're trying it out for a year. those with concerns don't have to be at the park when the dogs run free. >> the dog owners have to be responsible for their dogs. if i was introducing my dog to a new group i would not just automatically bring them in and let them off the leash. >> reporter: parents say they can't help but want to hold their children a little closer now when they go to this park. park officials are planning to monitor this park to make sure dog owners are following the

rules or they could be sited. the new dog policy will apply at cooper, eagle, and questa park. overnight camping is coming toen a end at a popular san mateo county camp site because of the drought. san mateo county park officials say water levels there are too low and algea is blocking an intack pipe. they plan to evaluate the water situation to see if it improves enough to allow camping. ford owners will soon receive a check in the mail. that's because the company is paying drivers for misstating their mileage. the 2013 and 2014 models of the c max hybrid and energy.

this is ford's second downward mileage revision. owners should receive a check ranging between $125 and $1,050. starbucks is set to give customers a real charge. but it's not what you might think. the company has teamed up with duracell to allow recharging mats for some smart phones. right now only a littled amount of phones work with the mat. starbucks rolled out the free national service today beginning with stores right here in the bay area. temperatures have been cooling out. they pretty much bottomed out today. take a peak at them and know that temperatures come up a few degree. the warm spot was antioch with 83. tomorrow we'll see some mid-80s in these inland bay valleys. slightly warmer tomorrow and a significant warm up as we head through the weekend. the warm up at the coast is

not happening yet. look for fog, patchy fog to develop along the coast. look at the temperatures all pretty cool. 60 in concord. 57 in the napa area. i pointed out earlier, overnight lows will be in the upper 40s in some spots. the winds will be blowing pretty good. san francisco airport earl littler today was gusting to -- airport earlier today was gusting to 45. fire danger takes a breather and so does air quality. we had the spare the air day earlier this week. air quality was getting kind of bad. now with these on shore winds it's getting better. it will degrade a little bit. but not bad. we won't see a spare the air day i don't suspect. mid-80s in the warmest spots. you're out by antioch, discovery bay. san jose right now 61 degrees. san francisco fog free right now. fog should be back tomorrow morning and so not a ton of it but patchy. by noontime it's mostly sunny in the city and then the

afternoon high in san francisco 67 degrees. san jose right now they are 61 degrees. san jose warms into the upper 70s, even low 80s. as you head into saturday, warmer still. this low pressure center is leaving. your friday becomes a warmer day with high pressure owning it and then as we enter the weekend warmer still. never gets real hot. sunday we're talking you know 90s. low 90s at the best. 83 in fairfield. in the hot spots. 80 in vallejo and 82 in walnut creek. so mid-80s tomorrow in the hot spots. a nice looking friday. a little warmer on saturday and a little warmer on sunday. sunday the warmest day in your weekend. here it comes, it's going to show you warmer as we get toward the weekend and warmer still as we get toward monday and tuesday. there you have it.

fog should be returning to the coast little by little each day until it's back in full force on saturday. >> all right, thank you very much bill. >> thanks. a video posted on you tube yesterday has already reached more than 3 million views and it's sparking a debate today about its authenticity so check it out and be the judge. >> shark, shark. >> reporter: after the man jumps into the water you can see his friends screaming shark and there he is. what appears to be a great white shark comes very close to the swimmer. he did make it out of the water but some question whether the shark was put into the video. it seems to be a little fishy. >> no team has come back after a 2-1 deficit. with that said just to prove

tuesday's 19 point victory in miami was no fluke. the spurs return to the scene of the crime and beat miami by 21. sending the champions to the locker room under a chorus of boos. san antonio and the blacks shot 57% from the field all 13 players scored. spurs dominate all phases of the game. look at this rebound after patrick nils miss. leonard with the put back jam. where's all those super stars in miami. that's where the boos started. duncan found the fountain of youth in florida. and it's time to call a taxi. game five is sunday in san antonio. i still say the best baseball free agent signing of the year as the agents deal with tim hudson. the team is 10-2 when he starts 7-0 when he takes the mound at at&t. this little man is tired of the

losing streak to washington. san francisco's blake triumph gets started. morris had three of the giants 13 hits. tim hudson allowed a run from center. and gets help from pagan. out there outruns the ball. tim hudson leads the major leagues with 1.81 era. pinch hitter hector sanchez adds a six run single in the eighth as insurance. sanchez has hit just 28 hits this season but has 23 rbi. that's under our strange but true stories tonight. giants avoid the sweep 7-1. golfer phil mickelson still looking for his first u.s. open championship. we'll seal how he's

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resinates. this is phil's second shot of this precious pine hurst number two course 15 players shy led by kimers. 5-under 65 and he starts with this great approach. heimer has a three shot lead over four other players. and 15,000 ravenous fans filled the arena for the first game in sao paolo. look at fred, yeah his name is fred in the yellow jersey. that's a hall of fame flop. i haven't seen a flop like that since bugamis. and nemar takes a penalty shot. this is nemar's first cup game. nemar scores his second goal of the game. brazil adds one late. team usa doesn't play its first world cup game until monday against ghana. >> and thank you for joining

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