breaking new tonight. san francisco police arrest a man seen in these two surveillance photos. he is a suspect in a series of arsons. good evening, i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. late word of an arrest in the last 40 minutes in san francisco with a series of arsons south of market. heather holmes broke this story about the search for a firebug exactly one week ago tonight, and she's live in the city with the word of the arrest. >> reporter: the suspect has been arrested. he is the man seen in those surveillance videos, and pictures we showed right here on the 10:00 news just last

night. he has yet to be identified, but i'm told police will be giving more details sometime tomorrow. as we were first to report last week on this string of arsons, this suspect has been connected to at least a dozen fires. occupy buildings and dumpsters. julie, this has obviously kept the san francisco fire department's arson unit extremely busy over the past  few weeks. this has been their top priority. during my reporting, i have learned this has been a unit that has all but been eliminated. efforts are underway to try to bring back this unit to full force. >> restoring funding for the arson positions. >> reporter: she pleaded with supervisors to bring back the investigators's cut. >> it use to be a two person per shift unit, and that funding was defunded in 2009.

>> reporter: that's when the department shedded units, from 11 to 4. one person per shift. it created adverse operational impacts. >> we need to get it beefed back up to full staffing, or at least somewhere close to that. >> reporter: supervisor scott wiener supports the additional funding, especially as another firebug lights up the city. >> it may not be 100% of what the department is seeking, but we're going to do the best that we can, because this is a very important public safety issue. >> reporter: but again, the headline tonight is that the suspected arsonist targeting the city's south of market neighborhood that was seen in those surveillance videos and photos has been arrested. again, san francisco police expecting to fill us in on how this arrest was made, who this firebug is and his possible motive sometime tomorrow. as for that funding for the san

francisco fire department's arson unit, that is said to be from 3,000 to $8,000. the fire department is keeping its fingers crossed that will be restored next month. new at 10:00, police have uc berkely and the city of berkely say they are stepping up patrols near campus following a sexual assault. police say a woman in her early 30s was attacked from behind about 2:00 a.m. on sunday. police described the man as mixed race, about 6 feet tall and muscular with short air. uc police are warning students to be vigilant, and keep aware of their surroundings. continuing coverage of the u.s. supreme court decision involving cell phones. the ruling limits police searches of your digital device. it is a unanimous ruling. the nation's highest court has decided law enforcement

officers cannot access your cell phone data without a warrant. >> reporter: julie, this small device now can deliver a lot of personal data, and privacy advocates say this rule something a victory. police are saying it could hamper investigations. the nation's highest court took a strong stand today on the side of privacy rights all around this. the ubiquitous mobile phone. >> this is huge. what the court is saying is that privacy still matters in the 21st century. >> reporter: saying today's ruling could help defendants in criminal cases nationwide, including one local case, that involves police gathering personal data from a suspect's mobile device. >> went through the cell phone, went through all of his text messages to his girlfriend, all kinds of private messages and intimate messages. >> reporter: 91% of adults own a cell phone, according to a survey last year. >> it's personal, it's private,

we have the right to control how that gets distributed, and seen, and by who. >> data inside your phone is not something that's up front and out in the open. >> reporter: the supreme court agreed. ruling that mobile phones should be considered the same as a house phone or computer, needing search warrants. the fact that technology now allows an individual to carry such information in his hand, does not make it worthy of any less protection than the founding fathers foughtment. >> i believe there's more information on our phones than even at our homes at this point. >> it's one more hoop to jump through. >> reporter: greg suhr, and many in law enforcement see this as a set back, but hope criminal investigations don't suffer. >> i wouldn't imagine that we're going to lose any cases because of this. i would certainly hope not. >> reporter: this ruling does mean law enforcement must show probable cause to a judge in

order to obtain a search warrant. quote individual rights sometimes outweigh the convenience of government. so this really was a victory for privacy advocates. >> all right, jana, thank you. the fbi shut down two online sex listing sites on charges their operators solicit prostitution. federal agents raided the home of one alleged operator, much to the surprise of his neighbors. >> reporter: federal agents storm a mountain view neighborhood this morning, hauling away boxes and boxes of evidence. >> today, federal agents from the fbi and the irs criminal investigation consulted multiple search and arrest warrants rather than authorities say amaro owned armstrong computer services. that tied him to myredbook.com. an escort service, purportedly

thinked to prostitution. this notice poping up on the home page. >> we go through books and records, everything from mortgage records, information records from overseas. it can be anything. anything that can tie down what a person is making, or where the money is going, what it's spent on. >> reporter: neighbors watched in disbelief. >> i couldn't believe it, there was fbi people all over the place. but we're shocked. eric, a great neighbor, nice guy. >> reporter: law enforcement have used myredbook before. in 2008, oakland police arrested a man for using myredbook, to meet women he later robbed and sexually assaulted. authorities also raided an apartment complex in santa clara, and seized more than $5 million in property and assets.

in mountain, view, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> agents also shut down sfredbook.com. working to identify two suspected car thieves when a chase ended in a fiery crash. it started at about 3:00 this morning, when highway patrol officers say they spotted a stolen bmw in oakland. witnesses say speeds reached up to 130 miles an hour. when the driver took the 5th street offramp in san francisco, the car burst into a barrier, exploding into flames. today authorities identified lynn pruit and james

pruit. both had gunshot wounds in their head. police say there is no threat to the public. new at 10:00, former secretary of state hillary clinton is in the bay area tonight. she appeared at the orpheum theater to talk about her new best selling book "hard choices." when asked if she will run for the white house, she says she hadn't decided. but parts of her presentation tonight certainly sounded like a campaign. >> i believe it's going to come down to people demanding that those who hold public office, whatever party, from whatever part of the country start making evidence based decisions again, that are going to improve the lives of americans. >> clinton is scheduled to sign copies of her book tomorrow morning at the ferry building. outside the theater, several groups of activists rallied. among them, the center for

biological diversity. it wants clinton to use her influence to stop the keystone xcel pipeline. what a great performance. >> take a look at this. a celebration at at&t park, after san francisco giants pitcher tim lincecum throws a no-hitter. it is his second no-hitter in less than a year. and further pads an already impressive resume. >> lucky fans told him, this is a day to remember. >> reporter: the fans are long gone from what was an afternoon game, but you can imagine some of them are still talking tonight about that feat they witnessed here at at&t park. adrian gonzalez. came here to see buster posey.

>> tell him you got a singer sister next to you. >> okay. >> he has a world series ring. >> reporter: but it's tim lincecum who made not just his day, but his birthday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> reporter: a birthday made all the more memorable. >> timmy! >> reporter: after lincecum did this. >> on the ground. to posey, he's done it again. >> reporter: a no-hitter that put giants fans in a frenzy. some even in disbelief after the game. >> this is amazing. it's incredible, tim lincecum. >> you can just cut the excitement with a knife. everybody was on pins and needles, waiting for that last pitch. >> reporter: the last pitch. >> everybody kind of just froze. he was stood up, and the place froze. where is it going? wait for it, wait for it, and

then just explosion. >> reporter: a no-hitter, a moment some fans have waited years to see. >> you saw history. yeah, i almost cried. i've been going to these games forever, and this is like, they're in such a funk, and to get out of it like this, whoa. >> reporter: a sellout crowd. a witness to history at at&t park. for adrian, it was something more. >> best birthday ever? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: lincecum threw a no-hitter last year, that was in san diego. making today all the more special before a hometown crowd. at san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> after the game, the giants star talked about his feelings on the mound on this historic day, mark ibanez will have that later in sports. >> a surfer stepped on a syringe. the big problem buried under the santa cruz sand. how long damp, cool

conditions will last, and the amount of wet weather you can see where you live. >> and next, a stroller, a wedding dress, and a suspect with a 40 year rap sheet. >> why would he do something like that? >> 2 investigates the incriminating camera footage that could lead to more charges. female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal

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arrested a man today for stealing a stroller from someone's porch. but ktvu's eric rasmussen has surveillance video that could help investigators connect the same man to at least one other theft. >> reporter: police now say the man caught on this surveillance video in berkely is 63-year-old terrace franks. a convicted criminal with a long rap sheet. three days earlier, a mile and a half away, cameras recorded someone with the same two toned ball cap, and bike, with baby trailer on the back. he first appeared with a package under his arm, minutes after this mail woman delivered it to a doorstep. but it's what happened next. >> i said why would he do something like that? >> reporter: that has this woman so upset. he rips open the box. he took an african wedding dress, custom made in ethiopia. >> what do you think to see that guy opening that box right

on camera? >> i think he's an idiot first. dumb criminal. >> reporter: 2 investigates showed the video. after a man matching the same description stole a $250 stroller from her front porch on saturday. police picked up their suspect, terrace franks this morning. officers say he's charged with theft, and a parole violation. and because of this video, there could be more charges to come. >> we've now shared our information on our arrest to oakland. >> reporter: stealing mail can get you up to five years in prison. 2 investigates found 15 felony convictions, mostly for theft, dating back to 1970. the mountain view police department is turning to social media in hopes of returning a large amount of jewelry, and other stolen items to their rightful owners. investigators posted the photos

on pinterest. police recovered the items from a home of a burglary suspect who was arrested in connection with a motorcycle breakin at a dealership last month. investigators are homing victims will recognize their property, and come forward to claim it. to see photos of all the property seized by police, go to our website, ktvu.com, and look for the story under hot topics. giants fan, and beating victim, bryan stow was in court today. stow's family says he suffered a minor stroke a few days ago, but was well enough to attend court. stow suffered a traumatic brain injury when two dodger fans attacked him at the team's opener two years ago. the trial has taken an emotional toll on the whole family. >> hard sitting there listening to them talk about his life expectancy. they're saying, he's going to live left, and our attorney is saying with the right amount of medical care, there's no reason

why he can't live longer. >> the stows are suing the dodgers, claiming the team did not provide adequate security at the game, and should have some responsibility for the medical claims. a $70 million lottery ticket that was sold in san francisco has now been claimed. it has been more than a month, since eureka chin bought the ticket. he says he's known for a while that he won, but wanted to create a financial plan before claiming the jackpot. wall street moved hire today as investors shrugged off the growth. the government reported the committee shrank 2.9% in the 1st quarter. analysts blame that on bad weather back east. santa mayo based gopro is going public tomorrow. they set the share price at

$24. at that price, the company would be valued at $3 billion. it begins trading tomorrow under the symbol gpro. a few sprinkles out there today. call them rain totals. half moon bay got .03. mostly drizzle, light sprinkles. more out there now, but it's very light. most of the activity is to the north of us. this weather system, kind of unusual for this time of year. it's a cool weather system, bringing rain up into the redding area. we're on the south end of it, so we're just seeing light sprinkles. if you look offshore, you can see maybe more wet mild weather headed our way. mainly for late tonight, early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, a chance on the highway 1, and golden gate bridge, and down by great highway, you could see wet roadways. oakland is gusting to 33 miles per hour out of the west. the winds are going to continue

to transport cool, moist air inland. fire danger not off the table. but about as off the table as you can get for july, or coming up on july. the forecast model shows, you see this blue area showing up. a few light sprinkles showing up tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, it clears out rapidly. not that warm. temperatures are were down a good 5 and 10 degrees. temperatures tomorrow, very similar. lots of 60s, and low 70s tomorrow. mid-70s. warmer as we go through town. when i come back, we'll talk about the forecast for the next couple of days, and then we'll push into that 100-degree temperature possibility. gearing up for pride. what's different this year? just as san francisco prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of people. >> up first, a noisy protest by cab drivers, as the state considers tough new rules for ridesharing companies.

a state assembly committee heard emotional testimony about a bill that would mandate how much insurance is carried by rideshare companies, such as uber. the debate comes after the death of 6-year-old sophia lu. she was hit while crossing a street in san francisco. her mother spoke about her loss before testifying. >> i'm just so upset. we have beautiful family, you know, and we had a boy and a girl. >> cab drivers staged a noisy demonstration in support of the bill in sacramento. they want rideshare companying to carry $1 million in liability insurance, the same as taxi cabs. an uber spokesperson says that's too much, because uber doesn't own the vehicles. some 130 american special forces are now on the ground in iraq, to help battle sunni

insurgents. this as the iraqi government is beginning to respond to pressure from the obama administration. >> reporter: days after meeting with nuri al-maliki, secretary of state, john kerry says he is following through on his commitments. >> he also called on all iraqis to put aside their differences, to unite in their efforts against terrorism. >> al-maliki refusing to step down, despite pressure to resign. obama administration officials repeatedly stressing it's up to the iraqis to decide who leads them. >> that is not something that was on the table in the context of our meetings while we were there. in fact, there was no discussion that i had with any of the leaders there, regarding a so-called salvation government. >> reporter: the offensive quickly growing into a larger

problem. they control several cities in both countries. jordanian troops are now on high alert, after territory on its border with iraq was sieged. >> collectively understand that the threat the country faces today with isis, is a threat that goes beyond the borders of this country. >> reporter: there are reports of air strikes in iraq. secretary of state john kerry says other nations shouldn't take any action in iraq, that would stoke the already high tensions in the country. a potential danger at a popular beach. the warning going out after a man stepped on a needle. and it may not be an isolated incident. >> the famous pride parade is this sunday, but the celebration is already underway, and we'll tell you what's different this year. >> and a reminder, you can get ktvu news to go. just download the app, click

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new at 10:00, san francisco's city hall geared up in rainbow colors as the city gears up for pride weekend. the focus has shifted in just the past year, since the parade last summer. >> reporter: ken, it

in the heart of the castro, which has the history, and neighborhood of all of the gay rights. >> we're at q bar. tonight is going to be the best pre-pride party, coming with me. >> reporter: juanita moore is holding the party tonight at q bar. she says it's more than reflection. >> a time to pay respect for what came before you in this community, and help build it. >> reporter: the gay men's chorus will be performing in sunday's pride parade. it will be among more than 200 contingents. reporting live here in the castro, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. a trial date has been set in a racially charged hate crime case, involving students at san jose state. three white students faced battery, and hate crime charges, accused of terrorizing their african american roommate last year. prosecutors say the defendants

opportunitied the victim with racial slurs, and every placed a bike lock around his neck. a third defendant was a minor at the time, and is having his case heard in juvenile court. the supreme court ruled against the service aereol today. the justices found it infringed on copyrights. the startup company captures broadcast signals for free and sells it to consumers over the internet. aereo is expected to go out of business as a result of that ruling. our newest field poll finds californians feeling better about the economy than they have in years. 44% of registered voters say they are better off financially now, than they were last year. 28% say they are worse off, and

another 28% say they've seen no change. this is the first time in seven years more californians have said they're better off, than worse off. the field poll also asked about jobs. 64% said jobs are hard to find where they live. 21% said jobs were plentiful. a wish come true for a's fans. it appears the team will stay in oakland. local officials say the agreement is still being negotiated. once the details are ironed out, the agreement will still need the approval of the oakland city council, the algainy county board of supervisors and the coliseum joint powers authority. a north bay man charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of a teenager now faces charges of voluntary manslaughter. a marin county judge reduced

the charge for ken patrick neville, after reviewing the everyday after a shooting in dylan beach. the victim, was the romantic partner of neville's house mate. it is one of the last things you will want to see on a beach, but a warn something going out in santa cruz about drug needles after a man stepped on one along the shore line. noel walker shows us where it happened, and found out it's not an isolated incident. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: there should be no hesitation about going to a beach. it's a place that draws you in. >> no i love the feeling of the sun on the beach. i like the hot sand a lot. >> reporter: but sand between the toes. >> are you covered? >> reporter: and everywhere else. >> yeah, how does it feel?

>> reporter: is potentially dangerous at cowell's beach. earlier this month, a surfer walking in the stand stepped on something that was buried in the stand, it was the sharp end of a needle and syringe. >> one needle is too much. >> reporter: the city community manager says santa cruz has been trying to manage the problem. >> i think it's fair to say over the years there's been a consistent problem in the city with needles that are found. not just on the beach, but also in parks. >> reporter: a city maintenance worker says he sees them everywhere, from the beaches and beyond. a recent study done estimated nearly a quarter of santa cruz county's population is using risky levels of drugs and alcohol. it's not the side of santa cruz

most vacationers see. >> try to be a little more careful than what we're doing. >> it's really sad. >> it is sad. we've got to keep our beaches clean. >> reporter: in santa cruz, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. more breaking news tonight. we have word of a two-alarm fire burning right now at the national linear accelerator located near the stanford campus. the first report of that fire was just before 10:00. a menlo park fire officials told us there was heavy black smoke coming from the vicinity of the accelerator. we're told the smoke is now starting to dissipate. and the highway patrol is providing traffic patrol at the sand hill road exit. we do have a crew en route. would you consider an electric car for your next vehicle? a bay area organization pointing out the positives of going ev.

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new at 10:00, a group of teachers and students rallied outside an oakland school board meeting tonight, in support of a teacher who was fired. she was told she was being dismissed from her job. she claims the firing was in retaliation she raised at a faculty meeting over computers at the school. >> i was told the comments i made had a negative tone. >> there's a difference of agreement or opinion in terms of what the administrators are looking for in a teacher, and what the parents or the students are seeing, and that's the result of this conflict. >> she worked at the school for two years on a probationary basis. the district says it's within its rights to dismiss teachers

without reason before they have tenure. governor brown today signed a new law that makes it easier to fire abusive teachers. it also accelerates the appeal's process. it establishes an expedited process. some school administrators say it doesn't do enough to protect students. a bill to extend millions of dollars in tax credits to motion picture and tv companies, cleared a key state senate committee today. it's still not clear if it will increase the amount of the tax breaks. the aim is to keep productions from moving outside the golden state. new figures from los angeles suggest only 44% of recent tv pilots were made in the l.a. area. that's down from 52% the year before. the stunning news came five years ago tonight. michael jackson, the self proclaimed king of pop had died. it was just as he was preparing

for a comeback tour. ♪ [ music ] >> this is video of jackson preparing for that tour. he died of an overdose of an anesthetic usually used in surgery. his doctor was guilty of involuntary manslaughter. jackson's fans paid their respects and shared their memories of their idol. they theft flowers and photos of their memories. one woman traveled from florida and said jackson was her whole life. almost 70% of the employees at facebook are men. 57% are white. asians account for 34%.

the percentage of hispanics and african americans are in the single digits. facebook's head of global diversity said they have a long way to go. it's gm's top selling car, but now there is a an order that dealers stop selling the chevy cruze immediately. we have details on the potential defect. >> when temperatures will return to the 90s. >> and ever consider driving an electric vehicle? coming up, we'll tell you about a free opportunity to take one for a spin. bulldog: ah, the dog days of summer!

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new at 10:00, a campaign to get people to go green. the group environment california says annual sales of electric vehicles have jumped

500% in the past two years. ktvu's cara liu is live in berkely with a unique approach designed to get people behind the wheel of an electric car. >> reporter: the goal is to get people to try out electric cars. it will happen this weekend at the farmer's market in berkely. people will have more than 100 cars to choose from. he has driven hybrid, and plug in electric cars for the last few years. he says not only are they kinder to the environment, he also gets to drive in the carpool lane. >> it also saves a bit of money in terms of the toll on the bay bridge. and it's just nice not to have to think about going to the gas station, especially when you see the prices going up. >> reporter: the california center for sustainable energy, ntc, bay area quality management, and others are working together to get more

consumers on board. experience electric will offer free test drives on a first come, first serve basis this saturday. >> people can spend as much time as they want with the cars. they can ask as many questions as they want. we even have electric vehicle ambassadors attending the event, and these are people who own electric vehicles and are available to just talk about their experience. >> reporter: auto companies will also have representatives to answer questions. but organizers say it's a low pressure sales environment. >> we're trying to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions in the bay area. one of the ways of doing that is to encourage people to drive electric. >> the nissan leaf, chevy volt, and ford c max are some of the models that will be available to test drive. cara liu, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now. the free electric vehicle test drive event is scheduled for this saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the berkely farmer's market.

we want to know what you think. would you consider an electric vehicle for your next car? join the conversation on our facebook page. general motors has told its dollars -- dealers in the u.s. and canada to stop selling the chevy cruze. there is a problem with the air bags. the stop sale order involves 2013 and 2014 model year chevy cruzes with air bags made by the toccata company. there is no word on recalls of cruz's already sold with faulty air bag's. the obama station relaxes a 40 year rule on oil exports. heavier north american crudes are still forbidden, but producers will be allowed to export a light form of crude.

the policy shift is reigniting controversy over an unused oil terminal in pittsburgh. >> the oil trains already are going through our town. the increase in volume is mind boggling. >> california could receive a quarter of its petroleum supplied by train within several years. that could mean hundreds of tank cars every day. a strong onshore flow today dropped temperatures a good 5 and 10 degrees. we even had a little drizzle. up to .02 of an inch in some places like daly city. yesterday, these areas like antioch, they were in the low 90s. a good 10-degree drop today. temperatures tomorrow are going to look a lot like these, perhaps just a bit cooler. rain totals really light. but rain nonetheless. sprinkles if you will. that could continue into the evening hours. you see the main dynamics up

here. there's rain up here. a half inch of rain showing up in the eureka area north. we're in a position where we're just getting the leftovers. as it comes in, maybe some drizzle falls out late tonight, early tomorrow morning. that could have an impact on the roadways, especially on the golden gate bridge or the great highway. obviously not a lot of rain, but we could see .05, or .07 inches of rain. up towards half moon bay and princeton. the forecast temperatures tomorrow are going to be about where they were today. green represents a pretty mild air mass. fire danger taking a little bit of a vacation. the onshore flow is going to increase tomorrow, or continue to increase tomorrow. so we're going to continue with the chance of drizzle tonight, and tomorrow morning, and then it clears out rapidly tomorrow afternoon. the bay area weekend, it just switches around, and we get into a big warm up on saturday,

sunday, and into monday. the monday deal, maybe upper 90s, or lower 100s. boom it just goes away. temperatures try to warm, but there's no 90s. sacramento is in the 80s. we're in the 70s, and 60s and 50s along the coast. as it moves out, high pressure builds back in, and temperatures come back up. sunday and monday going to be real warm around here. that's kind of the weather headline. that's going to induce fire danger, which will be kind of a big deal as we get into the weekend. the kind of day, with 100- degree temperatures, we'll see brush fires. we'll be talking about them on the news. the five-day forecast, with your bay area weekend in view, no high fire danger here. but as we get into these days, especially sunday and monday, things really increase. a chance of drizzle continues into tonight. i wouldn't change my plans, other than know you might have a little bit of slick pavement

in your morning commute. an update on tonight's two alarm fire near stanford. we have learned the fire is now out. it started just before 10:00. the menlo park fire department tells us it was a transformer attached to the accelerator that caught fire underneath interstate 280. traffic in the area was affected, but it has now dissipated. >> mark joins us now with more on the freak out there at at&t park today. big time tim is back. hopefully for the long run. two world series rings, a couple of cy youngs, and now a pair of no-hitters. tim lincecum in elite company. 113 pitches today. very concise. 6 strike outs, only 1 walk. total command. he didn't even need any great defensive plays like you see in a lot of no-hitters. you've got to have offense though. he did get that. buster posey, 4 for 4,

including a big two-run double here. in the 7th inning, made it a little easier on lincecum. 4-0 lead, instead of 2-0. no problem night. will venable, a grounder to second, to the rookie, joe panic, who does not, and calmly throws out his man. afterwards, lincecum, after a little celebration asked if he had any time to reflect on all his many accomplishments? >> when i get older, i'll be able to reflect on that a little more, and just take it in for what it's worth. right now, just kind of take it in the moment, and i'm really happy for it. i don't know, let it go a little bit. >> the club really needed it. we've gone through a tough stretch here. this is good for the whole club, to have something, you know, this nice happen. it's hard enough to do one. to do two, that puts you in a different class. >> no question about that. meantime, going to size up the day's events at the world cup,

leading up to a momentous occasion tomorrow. that would be team u.s.a. vs. germany. back to baseball. they call him dollar bill brad mills. the a's overwhelm the mets. catch up with you. sports part 2, next.

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you know the a's basically got him out of the baseball dollar bin, and if he never wins another game for the a's, they got their money's worth. that fan, that's about all you're going to have to cheer about for the mets. 1st inning, brandon moss yon loads his 18th -- unloads his 18th. cespedes into the act. bases loaded. down the left field line, everybody is going to score. and the a's find themselves with a 6-0 lead for brad mills who went 6 1/3. his first win. he had help. watch this. josh josh reddick, this is just a sensational catch. look at the replay. the fan there says i've got it. not really, you're just in the way. 8-5 final. a's split a couple against the

mets. josh reddick looking good. sunday's team u.s.a. match had the highest ratings ever in this country for a world cup encounter. earlier today, hotly contest, argentina vs. nigeria. messi bends it. one of his fourth goals in the tournament. it's a 3-2 victory for argentina. both teams are going to move on while bosnia handles iran. neither of those will advance. france and ecuador go 0-0. france will move on. ecuador goes home. switzerland showing their advancement in rather convincing style. 3-0. tomorrow is going to be

great, u.s.a. and germany. they win, they move on. >> tomorrow morning, we'll have how much damage was caused at that linear accelerator in stanford. good night. >> good night.

oh, phil, honey, you're still up. okay. (clears throat) how does this sound? "mitchell, i love you very much. "i not only love you, but i admire you, and someday i hope to..." are you firing him or proposing to him? honey, this was supposed to be a part-time job. he was gonna be done in the summer anyway. just be direct. i should have warned him. how do you tell someone they have a reputation for being lazy? mitchell? lazy? yeah. yeah. he handed in a couple of contracts late, but i didn't want to say anything because he's practically doing this for free. i can't do this! this isn't the face of a cold-blooded hatchet man. (chuckles) will you do it? (footsteps descending) hey. (sighs) oh, i'm sorry. did we wake you up? no, i was up. (kisses) i'm worried about tomorrow. my art teacher acts like i don't exist, but i have one last chance to impress him at our year-end art fair.