it's been almost one year since a passenger jet cart wheeled across the tarmac at sfo. now the report from federal invest invest -- investigators is ready. >> they really do find what happened and what went wrong and have really sounds recommendations on how to correct them. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the investigation is complete on the plane crash. amber lee is live and tells us

what to expect with this report. >> reporter: the report comes out tomorrow in washington 6:30 our time. it's expected to be comprehensive several hundred pages long. detailed to detail more of the crash. the plane was flying lower and slower than it was supposed to be we -- to be when it clipped. >> you have the pilots, and you also have corroborating information. >> reporter: a primary cause of the accident is expected to be the flight crew's over reliance on the automatic throttle control that maintains flight speed. >> by the time they reacted it was too late. they had lost too much air speed and they could not recover. >> reporter: tomorrow's report will likely recommend changes to the plane's design. the airplane's design and lay out. >> we will look at pilot

training. crew manage -- management. we will look at any automation that has been installed. is it a hindrance or help to the crew. >> reporter: the report will also discuss the actions of firefighters who ran over a student. the attorney for the teen's family had this reaction. >> with all due respect to some of the officials at the fire department, i just think that there's some sort of, there's more of a denial able the mistakes that were made instead of a full accounting for what happened. >> reporter: ben leavy of san francisco told us he's currently on business in korea. i received an e-mail from him saying, i am often reminded of this horrific event. my life and that of my family has been permanently altered but we're coping as best we

can. there will be few surprises but the focus will be on prevention. >> it's about making sure that other pilots whether they were from asiana or american making sure that other pilots don't make those same mistakes. >> the ntsb's recommendations are not finding. but mccarren says the agency is highly respective so he expects the recommendations will be followed. reporting live here at sfo, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. stay with us for continuing coverage. tomorrow morning we'll have live coverage of the ntsb meeting on ktvu morning news and mornings on 2. we'll also be streaming it live at ktvu.com and posting updates on twitter and facebook. new developments tonight in the search of that missing malaysia airline flights. this wednesday, investigators are expected to announce that they are moving the search to a different area. cristina rendon is here to

explain the discrepancy. >> reporter: here's a look at where the previous under water search has been in the indian ocean. investigators plan to move the search here hundreds of miles south along the arch. but a south bay man is part of a group that says the search has to be here 100 miles further southwest. the disappearance of malaysia flight 370 has been a mystery for 107 days. >> our plane with 70 people on board, such a big plane would disappear into the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: tim ferra is the communications expert. when flight 270 went missing he wrote a postabout airplane pings and received information from all over the world. >> me and this group came together spontaneously on the internet. >> reporter: the group has come together and found a new area to search. 800miles further from where the

search is expected to start. >> the team had more information. what we would just like to figure out is what additional information they have dealing into what looks into a different conclusion. >> reporter: investigators are now saying the plane which veered off course was probably not seriously damaged and remained in control flight for hours after contact was lost until it ran out of fuel over the southern indian ocean with 239 people on board. >> you have to feel very sorry for the families because they've been left, not really knowing how good the conclusions are. and v era has hope the plane will eventually by found. >> it's been so long. cristina, thank you. a verdict today, the victim a 3-year-old boy named carlos nava was killed by a stray bullet. the family of the boy did not

go to court today. a cousin told us it wouldn't change anything. jurors found lawrence denard and willie torrence guilty in all counts including first degree murder. nava with was -- nava was with his mother and brother in a toy car when a stray bullet killed him. >> nobody deserves to die. >> reporter: denard and torrence are due back in court. they face life in prison. new information tonight on the identity of a 15-year-old boy who was shot and killed at a birthday party. nay tan -- nathan torrence was shot in the face. witnesses say the shooter left the scene in a blue compact

nissan driven by a female. also today, we learned the name of a man who was killed by a vta train in san jose. it happened last night at the south expressway and stokes street. 59-year-old michael felter was walking his neighbor's car when the dog got lose. felter chased after the dog and he got hit. it's the second time someone has been hit by a train at this same section. the system features a stainless steel wire net 20 feet below the pedestrian walk way and stretching 20 feet out from the sides of the bridge. the barrier was approved six years ago but never funded. the district says 46 people jumped from the span just last year. on friday, officials will work on the funding which includes $20 million from district

reserves. meantime plans of installation of a barrier are in place to replace those yellow plastic divider tubes. it'll be the first time the bridge will be closed for construction work. the san francisco city attorney has issued a seize and assist order against mobile app company monkey parking. the apple asks drivers to sell or auction off a public parking space starting at $5. city attorney dennis herr era says that's a violation of the law which prohibits anyone from buying, selling or leasing public street parking. two other start ups that do the same thing can expect to hear from him next week as well. handicap plaquers you see them everywhere on parked cars. two investigates found able- bodied drivers are abusing the privilege. what the state should do to crack down on the crime here at 10:30. dogs in one south bay city ran free today for the first

time their owners won't be facing a fine. ktvu's maureen naylor is live in mountain view where a pilot program to expand off leash is under way. >> reporter: while many dog owners say they're thrilled, some park patrons tell us that the move makes them uncomfortable. at 5:00 tonight -- >> right now off leash park. >> reporter: pugs coby and fisher got to do what was illegal before today. roam free in a portion of the park. the new off leash trial is within designated areas and only during specific hours. it started at 6:00 this morning at wizmond, eagle, cooper and bub parks. >> well no complaints. we've had a lot of positive feed back. it's almost been a little hard for us to find people who

aren't happy with the program so far. >> reporter: but we found some people concerned about dogs running free. >> i think people have to use a leash. it makes me a little uncomfortable. because i have little kids. i think most dogs are very sweet but you don't know when a misunderstanding may occur between a dog and a child. >> at questa park, dog owners welcome the move. admitting that they illegally released their dog off the leash. >> it's very stress free. >> reporter: before that interview we heard yelling. a dog ran into a parking lot before other people corralled the dog and got him back. >> reporter: what's your dog's

name? >> ozzie. >> in this area that we live in owners are very dog conscious so they're responsible. >> time to get home. >> reporter: and this is a one year trial. and the city admits it's hoping to see this off leash program continue on. reporting live tonight in mountain view, maureen naylor. >> at ktvu.com we posted complete details about the off leash hours at various mountain view parks. just look for the web links sections on hot links. disabled plaquers with the people actually using them. >> why are you using somebody elses disabled plaquered. >> why not every violator is what you might expect. the temperature bump ahead where you live and where we could see a chance for some showers. >> on the hunt for sex traffickers. the young girl rescued as our camera rolled and her admission to police. >> how old are you again? >> 15.

girls rescued from the sex trade and hundreds of pimps arrested in a sex trafficking sting. nationwide more than 100 cities took part in operation cross country netting 281 alleged pimps in handcuffs and 168 children rescued. bay area officers freed six girls. ktvu's debora villalon went with them as they rescued one just 15 years old. >> yes team four is moving in right now. >> reporter: police enter a hotel room where only moments

before the suspected prostitute had offered sex to a decoy cop for a few hundred dollars. she is hustled out quickly because more women are on rout to this corridor for their own hook ups they've advertised online and more officers are waiting to pounce on what is a never ending flow of sex for sale. >> in bay area hotels in the apartment and out on the street 80 women swept up. >> we do a triaging with the ladies. we see them as victims. we offer them the best option. how to get out and how to get away from people exploiting them. >> pimps were rounded up too. 14 in the bay area. >> no it's not a reinvolving door and we prosecute these adults who prey upon children to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: on the priority is

finding the youngest one like this oakland run away. >> i don't have no help. >> how old are you again? >> 16. >> how long have you been doing this? >> probably a year. >> reporter: no family to speak of, in and out of foster care. her background all too familiar for those working to rescue juveniles. >> they just look for the pimps for attention, love, affection all that and they give it to them. they believe they're in love. >> reporter: because girls are so vulnerable and easily exploitable more services are available to help them turn away from the sex trade. but first authorities have to find them and that's where the prostitution sweeps come in. from the newsroom, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. the mother of a south bay teen who committed suicide after being sexually assaulted at a party is headed to the state capital tomorrow. sheila pot is urging lawmakers to pass audrey's law.

it would require judges to sentence on those who prey on minors. the bill is facing stiff oppositions for those who favor rehabilitation of minors over incarceration. ktvu got some insight into the possible defense of that school security guard seen on a surveillance camera apparently attacking a disabled student. that student francisco martinez was in a wheelchair when the confrontation occurred at oakland high school last month. the security guard marchell mitchell was fired and charged with child abuse. his attorney tells us he may argue self-defense. >> it is conceivable that if my client was acting in self-

defense his actions may have been maybe not morally acceptable but however they may have been justified. >> marchell is free on bond. new developments tonight involving an effort to keep for profit corinthian college at float. today the u.s. of education announced the tentative deal that would give corinthian $16 million. as part of the deal, corinthian will be required to sell some schools or phase out programs. last week the education department announced falsified data and grade altering. a development debate tonight in oakland. protesters voice their concern about moving a high school and

building a residential high rise in its place. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in oakland where school district officials say they face a tight deadline and the clock is ticking, jana. >> reporter: ken, that behind me is duey academy. it's a school that helps high schoolers graduate. it's right next to the old administration building and they don't want it closed even temporarily while this building is constructed. the school district says tomorrow they will go ahead though and ask for bids for rebuilding. >> they met outside to make their signs. teachers, students and community activists say they do not want duey academy to be moved. >> duey does not need to be relocated for condos. >> reporter: protesters filled the room for the meeting of this 7/11 committee an 11 member group that passes the best options to the school district. insurance money that's paying for rented office space will

run out in about two years. duey academy is next door and adjacent to a parcel of land where the city is allowing construction of a 24 story residential high rise. the development core offered a deal. they would rebuild the administration building and dewey on one acre of the land in exchange for building another 700 to 800 units where dewey academy now stands. >> this should be something that should be opposed. should be fought, not an inch of public land to private developers. >> we do not have two members of the committee presents today. >> reporter: the superintendent says nothing has been set in stone and they're still moving on the change.

the committee did not have a meeting in in july, the next time this will be discussed is in august. and there have been numerous aftershocks. it hit at 2:00 p.m. pacific time in alaska. the quake was very deep and there are no reports of damage or injuries. people on some islands headed for higher ground. then the all clear was given. temperatured warmed up just a bit today. temperatures as we head in tomorrow are going to be warmer still. we're noticing some of the radar that's coming on shore in southern california. rain showing up in the pacific northwest. we're between the activity which means we're going to stay dry at least for a little while. about 80 miles offshore.

this coastal body is clear at the coast. clear out on the avenues. this fog will push in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. fog returns but doesn't push that far inland. you will see it right here in the forecast models. this is cool temperature. we have strong winds, 25, 28 miles per hour. still pretty warm up in antioch. the forecast for tomorrow as you go into the morning hours the fog starts to reform about 6:00, 7:00 a.m. it doesn't push that far inland so it's not that big push of fog that you're going to wake up and have fog everywhere. tomorrow the fog is at the coast. santa rosa, san jose. the sun comes out and temperatures cool rapidly. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week and then temperatures trend down from that as the weather system that gets in here on wednesday night, thursday. could bring us a chance of sprinkles and most certainly will drop temperatures another 10 degrees. so these are your forecast highs for your tomorrow. forecast high as we go through the rest of the week are going to be much cooler. especially on thursday with a

chance of sprinkles. when i come back we will take the computer models and show you how far that rain will get. abled body people abusing disabled body plaquers for people who need them. in two minutes a bay area teacher in court facing child molestation charges. the case against him as the families of his abusers watch. >> the shame is on the person that commits these acts. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but don't wait. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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john kerry offered a blunt warning to iraqi leaders. kerry was on an emergency visit to baghdad to meet with a shiite led government. kerry told them president obama

wants to see a unified leadingship in iraq but will not wait for that to take action. >> the president has moved assets into place and has been gaining each day the ashaoufrpss -- assurances he needs. >> this furthers their attempt to accomplish an islamic state. he held a position of trust in the community now a former elementary school teacher is on trial. he's accused of molesting at least 14 male students at his home and in his classroom. ktvu's allie rasmus was in the courtroom today in the trial of joseph martin. video cameras weren't allowed in court but ktvu was permitted to take these still pictures before the trial began. joseph martin wearing a gray suit smiled for our camera. up until last year, he had been a fourth and fifth grade

teacher at wood side elementary in concord. he is accused of rubbing, inappropriately touching students in his home and in the classroom. asuna's two sons were his students and are now his accusers. >> i wanted my children to know that the people who do these things are the ones that should be ashamed. >> reporter: what this established was the ability to deflect any unwanted suspicion while maintaining access to the objects of his desires. martin's 14 accusers were interviewed by investigators, the jury watched part of a

video interview where he said he treated me like i was his son. he reached down my shift and scratched my nipples and i did not like that. >> he passed the collar bone and the sternum. >> reporter: martin's attorney say it is interview process and investigation process was flawed. >> most of the things happened in front of other students. there were 30 eyes on him while he's doing this. we have the other students come in and testify. >> reporter: some of the charges come with a 15 year to life sentence if convicted on all 150 counts, martin could be sentenced to more than 2,000 years in prison. allie rasmus, ktvu news. veterans dying while waiting for care. a whistle blowers new accusation says records are still being changed as part of a cover up in a growing va scandal. two investigates shows how many abled body people are

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honda and other japanese car makers recalled another 3 million cars. honda was joined by six auto makers in additional recalls in states with high humidity. that's due to six incidents in florida and puerto rico where the weather is humid. affected vehicles are made by honda, chrysler, ford. if you want more detail s on the air bag recall, you will find more details on ktvu.com. there's new revelations

today over scandals. schedules clerk and whistle- blower kathleen spoke with investigators says that people are covering up people who died by removing the deceased label. she also described the so called secret wait list as slips of paper in a drawer to handle a huge backlog of patients. in her roll -- role is the one who would juggle points for the sickest patients. >> i work to schedule appointments so at least i felt the sickest of the sick were being treated. >> and you're making basically those triage decisions. >> yes. >> so you're bumping one veteran for the other based on who's the sickest. >> yeah. >> dewenter is one of the

people that reported the violations last year. our ktvu field poll find 50% of california voters approve of the way the president is doing its job. 39% disapprove. president obama does well in the bay area among women and college graduates and not well among conservatives. just 12% approve of the job congress is doing while 75% disapproved. congress has had very poor marks here in california for the past four years. the state supreme court ruled today that target and other large retailers are not required to have defibrillators to help customer who is might have a heart attack. the decision ends a lawsuit in

a -- filed by a family. today 2 reports follows plaquered users. abuse is is running rampant. >> reporter: before the giants game everyone starts. >> i have a r on plaquer number john. >> reporter: these san francisco parking patrol officers are already playing detpeps. >> starts with a naro. >> reporter: and lot a outside of at&t park. >> you mind if we verify the plaquered with an i.d. >> reporter: identifying plaquers to those using them, most here are legit. >> you're clear, thank you michael. you guys have a great day. >> reporter: they're very thankful we're out there checking people.

>> we have a plaquered use right there. >> reporter: a different story out on the street. >> this belongs to your sister. where's your sister at. >> no sister in the car no free parking at the meter. >> what's going on here? >> first of all i'm highly embarrassed. >> reporter: this driver just got hit with a tick for violating the meter. >> unfortunately what is going to have to happen is the plaquered is going to be confiscated and cancelled. at no time can you use the plaquered without the plaquered owner. >> erik with channel 2. why are you using somebody elses disabled plaquered. >> that's my moms. >> two investigates checked dmv records against plaquered numbers of cars parked in oakland. the people who returned to those cars didn't always match. >> can you tell me why you're using somebody elses disabled parking plaquered? >> no i can't say anything.

>> because that's supposed to be for somebody who's 65 years old. can you say why you have been doing that. >> this was never meant for convenience. it was meant for safety and ease of ago -- access for people with disabilities. >> reporter: according to the dmv, the state has issued 2.6 million disabled parking plaquers. san francisco estimates .25 of all the parking spots in the city are taking by cards with disabled plaquered at any point in time. >> if everybody with a blue plaquered came to san francisco for dinner, for a ball game, for the opera, for a picnic in the park, we couldn't handle it all. >> the plaquered is going to be confiscated and cancelled. >> reporter: back in lot a. >> i spoke to your friend and he didn't have a disabled plaquered of his own. so it's not him. >> reporter: these violators are not who you would think.

>> reporter: an 83-year-old charlie daniel caught red handed using one of his wife's plaquered. >> your friend says you should have the disabled plaquered. is that true? >> well, the same applies to him as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: some disabled advocates wants the state to consider doing away with free parking at meters with disabled plaquers. the state medical board says it's working with the dmv to improve communication. in oakland, eric rasmussen. >> if you have an idea for two investigates we want to hear your idea. actor george tecay was praised for his support of lgbt issues. today ease ceremony is part of

gay pride month. tecay best known for his role on star trek is now a spokesman. he formally came out when governor arnold schwarzenegger came out legalizing same-sex marriage. >> and a new report between the divide between the two. >> a summer pattern bringing us warmer temperatures and the slight chance of a shower. i'll go through the computer model to show you where and when. >> south bay deputies uncovered a treasure-trove of stolen goods in this man's garage. learn why this suspect's girlfriend says it's all just a big misunderstanding.

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the 32-year-old caused visible injuries. officers say she was upset and had been drinking when they took her into custody. she is due back in court on august 11. authorities are trying to return dozens of stolen items back to their owners after arresting a suspected burglar. they recovered silverware, laptops, current currency. figurines and other items inside the garage of ryan perediso. they were tipped off after he used a stolen apple computer to make online purchases. perediso's girlfriend had this explanation. >> he got them off his facebook. and then we didn't know that they were stolen. so i mean we buy and sell things all the time. >> we're very confident on the investigation and confident to file charges. >> reporter: perediso is being

held without bail. anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to contact the sheriff's office. and it happened at about 11:15, residents say the man handed the teller a note then took off with an undisclosed amount of cash. the suspect is described as a white man between 30 to 45 years old. 5'8" to 6'tall with a thin build. police say the man may have been carrying a black handgun but he didn't point it at anyone. police in danville are asking for the public's help tonight in nabbing a bicycle thief who was caught in the act. take a look at this surveillance video shot outside a home on harper lane. you can see the thieves wearing a head lamp and making his way into the garage. investigators say he made off with a valuable umbrella bicycle. anyone with information on this case is asked to contact danville police. a moratorium could soon be placed on some pop dispensaries in santa clara county. the board of supervisors is set to discuss passing an ordnance

that would place a temporary moratorium in unincorporated areas. the move would keep any pot shops from opening. at least four of the five supervisors would have to vote for the moratorium to be enacted. changes ahead in our weather, chief meteorologist bill martin has his complete bay area forecast. it even includes a slight chance of a shower. >> newly built homes should be more efficient but the difference is dramatic.

a bill california democrats say will improve the state's

water supply. the measure is not dead in the water just yet. the bill is slated to be reconsidered later this summer. california is making great strides and saving water when it comes to building new homes that's according to a report that shows new homes save tens of thousands of gallons of water a year over homes built less than a decade ago. new at 10:00, ken pritchett is live now in hayward with the numbers and how upgrading an older home can save too. ken. >> reporter: the best way to save on your water bill may to simply go out and buy a new home. that's easier said than done but the savings a difference between new and old homes according to this report are dramatic. when new homes are built they must meet new water conservation standards. low flow toilets. shower heads and modern plumbing. they're huge water savers.

>> it's definitely a jump. >> reporter: this homeowners's home was built in 1978. >> i put the low flow water head. >> reporter: new homes have the new technology and a new report shows that a new three bedroom home with four occupants saves 39,000-gallon as year over a home built in 2005. it's 46,000-gallons a year in a home built before 1980s. if all homes were retrofitted the state would save 300 billion-gallons of water a year. the main retrofit, low flow toilets and shower heads and many water districts offer incentives to make the changes. >> we offer up to $50 to their toilets to a low flush version as well as up to $200 to update their washing machine to a high

efficiency version. >> reporter: now is a good time to make those changes to older homes. east bay mud is asking if customers to conserve by 10% and so far customers are doing it. in hayward, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the state's minimum wage is going up. it increases by a dollar next week to $9 an hour. still several bay area cities say that raise isn't enough. berkeley major tom bates wants four other cities to band together. mayor bates wants to increase their rates to $12.50 an hour. >> minimum wage should be raised everywhere to be an

actual living wage. >> mayor bates says he would model his increase on -- it lack it is authority in some cases to force companies to find ways to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. wall street started the week flat. the dow dropped five points. nasdaq was down a fraction. economic data released today was positive but not enough to lead the markets after six consecutive sessions of modest gains. lawyers have the go ahead to check out jurors on social media websites. they decided it is okay to check out a juror's public postings during jury selection and during a trial. but the bar association warns

attorneys against friending or following jurors. judges regularly tell jurors not to postanything on social media during a case but that is sometimes ignored. warmer out there today than yesterday. and temperatures tomorrow will warm a little bit more. so we're going to see the warmest day of the week most likely tomorrow and temperatures cool. i think tomorrow we will see a bunch of upper 80s and low 90s. places like oakland will come a few degrees with some low eight -- 80s. to the north of us we have a few showers and tropical moisture sneaking into santa barbara. and we're right in the middle. we do have a chance for sprinkles as we head into thursday. right now that fog i pointed out earlier that fog is sitting offshore about 80 miles or so. if you come in real close into the avenues out in san francisco, there's no fog to speak of. it's clear at the coast and then beautiful sunset. of course this time of year and this time of night usually you

see fog all over the place but that's not the case. it'll be the case as we head into the next 36 hours. fog will be back in the morning and we'll see more of a push nights and mornings. the current temperatures you can see the cool on shore wind. everyone though you don't -- even though you have the fog you will see the winds at 7 miles per hour: notice how it hasn 't pushed well inland. so it's just lingering at the coast. at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, you see the clouds start to move in late in the day. you see those high clouds moving in out over livermore. highs tomorrow warmer than they've been all week. san jose will make it up to 78 degrees for a daytime high in

downtown san jose. with low temperatures at 97. a nice looking day, a little bit of a high cloud cover. but no fog. the fog is going to be reserved for san francisco, pacifica and redwood city. the temperatures will be warmer. we start to cool as this system gets closer to us. you see showers north, here we get into thursday. see h the clouds -- see the clouds come in that's just the system. that much moisture and that much cloud cover is going to drop temperatures a few degrees. but we also have a chance for drizzle and perhaps some sprinkle. the forecast 78 in san jose. 77 in sunny vale and 60 in redwood city. the saturday is going to be nice and your sunday is going to pop in here. doesn't get hot for a little while. it stays hot to warm in the inland valley. mark is here now with how the giants did. still having a tough time. >> not the best of times. however despite this recent

giants, big picture. first place lots more right than wrong. but one of the guys who just won't join the party. matt cain gets outpitched by the great desani you heard of him. you definitely heard of that guy. kevin johnson checking it out. cain now 1-6 fourth inning its his undoing. yasmani grandal. deep right. looks like a three run homer. pence says you better review that. one of the fans touched it. yeah the umpires agree. it's a ground ruled double and one rbi instead of three. but right after that. tommy medica out of bellerman in san jose. 2-run double, 3-0. cain gives up two all told. 7innings for despania in his major league debut only four hits for the giants. not good. seems like for the first time as a matter of fact in a couple of weeks the giants look out at the scoreboard all night long.

knowing they had a chance to pick up some ground on the dodgers as the suddenly legit kansas city royals lay it on l.a. as puig slamming it deep. looks like another extra base for him. except for dison with the extra hit. he was three for three at the plate. a little looper to right. got himself an rbi. 5-3 final. royals beat zack grenkey and the dodgers and l.a. stands four back. so many great moments already at the world cup and things are about to get really intense. moving on to the elimination ground. the host team goes off soccer's true treasures. mexico a victory, sports part two next as well.

>> yeah the tension, stress, pressure it all comes with the world cup and it is about ready to get turned several notches. lose and your done. mexico reserving their spot right in the middle of all that mayhem. part of the round of 16 a

resounding victory over croatia's 77th minute. mexico is moving on. everything going according to plan for host brazil one of the greatest players in the world showing up large for them against camaroon. nema alone in the box no stopping him there. two goals for nemar. 2-4 final as brazil is moving on as they handle camaroon. spain shows a little pride. while the netherlands rack up a third straight victory. they of course still moving on. they don't look for the world champs to break up yet. no retirement for the 38-year- old tim duncan. coming back for his 18th season with the san antonio spurs exercising his option on the contract that will pay him 10.4 million that's cheap by npa standards. pretty good for us. that's the sporting life for a monday. >> mark, thank you. and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news.

>> and tomorrow morning the release of that much anticipated report on the asiana airlines crash at sfo. our coverage begins at 4:30 a.m. >> good night. >> good night.

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