fire investigators on the scene after a home goes up in a blaze. tonight what we learned from neighbors. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie haener. neighbors say they heard an explosion before the home caught fire. amber lee is live with what she learned. >> reporter: it's been quite an emotional scene. the home that burned is just up the street from me. it happened shortly after 8:00 as i said and causing quite a scare. the battalion chief tells me the fire broke out in the

bathroom of the first floor unit. there were five adults and one child in the building all got out safely. but neighbors say what they heard and saw was frightening. >> the whole house shook on the foundation. it was one hell of a blast. >> and it just was completely engulfed in flames. black smoke. there were a few parents who had to run out with their babies. no clothes on. we went and brought them blankets and things like that. really heard people screaming and crying because they didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: this man who lives in the unit that burned became extremely upset about nothing being allowed back inside his home to save his pet cat named chipmunk. but the battalion chief went into the home and found the cat under a sofa. they brought him out and gave him asthma medication.

i'm told he's fire. >> reporter: fire crews were able to put out the fire in about 30 minutes but are still looking into what caused this fire. someone inside the home may have been using a propane torch to kill termites. they say there may have been propane tanks inside the home but it's too early to tell. amber lee, ktvu news. now to the latest on that wildfire that's burning in napa. firefighters continue to make progress on the fire and here are the updated numbers tonight from calfire. so far 4,300 acres have burned and fire is 30% contained. we have live team coverage tonight. meteorologist mark tamayo reporting on the conditions

tonight. but we begin with debora villalon. >> reporter: the roads are reopening and everyone of course is very thankful to firefighters. there are almost 3,000 of them here now and they along with the approved conditions are making all the difference. >> most important papers, laptop, food. >> reporter: petra hartman evacuated monday grabbing what she could in 20 minutes. today she waited 20 minutes at a check point to get back in. >> so now we just want to go home, right. >> reporter: 90-degree heat, three dogs in her car, life on hold. >> i thought maybe a day or two, no more than that. >> reporter: it has taken most of the week to turn the corner on the butts fire. burning an extremely dry dense brush and in swirling winds that finally settled down today even as more muscle arrived. >> we brought in 30 fire crews, that's what we needed to do to

be able to extinguish this fire. >> reporter: set to burn out the vegetation to the containment line and remove fuel. for the pope valley residents who feared the worse when they fled it's been a scary stressful experience but only two homes were lost. >> the people are amazing. they're so grateful. >> reporter: as the crisis eased and the fire burned in a remote ridge. >> some people were on the ridge and they found out they lost their house. that was very traumatic, at least they knew people care. this community cares. >> i didn't expect that much damage. no wonder we had to get out. we made it. >> reporter: petra felt such relief. >> let's get in there you guys, come on. >> reporter: the weight of four days lifted.

>> wonderful, wonderful they did a dynamite job to save us here. >> reporter: and lange tree has placed a big winery near the fire. they say there might be smoke that permeated the grapes but it's too soon to tell. it is not expected to be out for at least a few more days. and we want to tell you there have been two injuries both two firefighters overcome by heat exhaustion but they're going to be okay. reporting live in napa county, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. thanks debora. now to mark for the conditions right now. >> the fog bank is regrouping. not up to the bank zone just yet. taking a look at the current conditions around the fire. another hot day today. we had temperatures in the mid-

90s. right now we're 73 degrees. humidity levels are coming up. winds out of the west southwest at 2 miles per hour so we have the calm wind. forecast for tomorrow it'll be another hot one. temperatures approaching the lower 90s. the humidity levels once again is simply a cyclical wind. unfortunately we had a weather forecast coming into the weekend. i'm going to detail the rain chances coming up. we'll talk to business owners feeling the impact during this 4th of july holiday. and foster farms has issued a recall. foster farms has issued a

recall for 170 different chicken products from its facilities in fresno. they have use or freeze by dates from march 21st to march 29th. they were sold in many west coast states including california, washington and oregon. the outbreak. the shooting happened around 3:30 this afternoon near connecticut and 26th street. the gunman was firing a gunshot from some bushes about 150 yards. one of the victims was young but there's conflicting information as to whether he was 10 or 14 years old. one witness who didn't want to be identified told us it looked like the boy was hit in the head and taken to the hospital. >> they don't call police, they just take him to the van like this and take him to the hospital. >> reporter: that witness also said he saw the gunman

shooting. the other victim was an adult who also reported he was transported to if hospital for a nonlife threatening injury. an 11-year-old was rushed to a sacramento hospital before being shot in the chest. police have released little information but neighbors say they saw the boy run to his aunt's unit for help after being shot. the boy's mother and aunt applied pressure to the wound. police say its unclear on who had the gun. the jury in the brian stow case has gone home without reaching a verdict. the panel will return on monday to continue deliberating on whether the l.a. dodgers should be held financially responsible for bryan stow's severe injuries. stow is from santa cruz, he's a die-hard giant fan. but he suffered severe injuries

after two dodger fans attacked him in the parking lot. jurors cannot agree on fundamental issues in the case. stow's attorneys argued the dodgers and former team owner frank mccort didn't provide adequate security. they're asking the dodgers for coverage of medical bills. the oakland a's are at home tonight against the blue jays and since this morning's vote by the coliseum's joint authority, the word home may have a new ring to it. just ask a's infielder nick punto. >> the fans deserve this. they've been so good for so many years. >> this deal gets us closer to

keeping the a's here. that's extremely important. >> reporter: it looked like oakland city officials would scuttle the agreement. the city wanted 21 million and two extra guaranteed years in the coliseum. >> the agreement that has been structured i think comes a long way to achieving the city's ultimate goals but it does not close them. >> reporter: last night the council received word from the a's and major league baseball that the team could immediately find a temporary home if the lease failed to pass. >> i feel a lot of muscle from major league baseball. because it ultimately is them who made the decision. >> a's fans want the -- to leave. >> we're oakland, we don't get bullied, we bully. we shouldn't be bullied by major league baseball. >> there's another financial

impact in terms of the job creation, the visibility of the city and the region that we never talk about. >> reporter: this will remain the a's home at least through 2017 if board of supervisors and the city council approve. a special meeting on the topic is set for monday. in oakland, i'm john sasaki. on ktvu.com, you can find the e-mail wolf e-mail today the city about the extension. you can read it for yourself by going to our hot topic section. there's new legal maneuvering, that trial is set to begin on monday. now attorneys for suspended owner donald sterling want a federal hearing on whether sterling's privacy was violated when his medical records were released. sterling's exstranged wife was trying to win the rights to sell the team to steve baumer.

fires being started near a south bay golf course. what people heard that's spewing rumors that the fires were man phaeupbd. >> it's not something that anybody should have to worry about. >> the dangerous discovery that a toddler made in the sand. >> and next, braving bumper to bumper traffic to escape for the holiday weekend. the worse spot and how the closure of interstate 280 is impacting the bay area. did you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks)

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at this late hour, people a lot of people are out on the roads. we've learned there are more people taking a drive for this fourth of july holiday than last year. ken pritchett spent really the day in traffic and he joins us live now from yerba buena island, ken. >> reporter: you can see traffic behind me moving at a pretty good clip. that's the story today between the regular trip, construction and a major accident, getting out of the city today was slow going. >> reporter: in the honking, you can hear the frustration. eastbound interstate 880 at a crawl this afternoon. this is what faced the

ravinivich family. >> where are you headed to -- the congestion seen today is not just because of the sheer number of drivers. there's the northbound 280 closure in the city. retrofit repairs are under way just as we saw for southbound 280 back on memorial day. >> traffic is probably going to be a lot greater because it is a longer holiday, and the holiday falls on a friday. >> reporter: beyond the 280 closure there was also this accident involving a chp car in berkeley. it shutdown two lanes backing up traffic all the way into the city. the ravinicivhes stuck in the middle of what they thought was

going to be a three hour drive to sacramento. getting into the city you can still see some back up due to that 280 traffic. caltrans is recommending anybody headed into the city if they can to take the train or b.a.r.t. on yerba buena island, ken pritchett. two cities in the east bay are concerned about fireworks. last year those fireworks started 28 fires. the contra costa fire district told us they didn't have enough resources to respond to all of them which meant that some homeowners had to deal with the flames themselves. with the drought, one person who lives in the area wants more police patrols. >> the police department, you don't see them out and patrolling. last year i didn't see any. last year it was really bad.

>> reporter: pittsburg had its own fireworks show. it happened in unincorporated santa clara county about 10:30 at night. for about 2-1/2 hours, emergency dispatchers had no phone service and no computer map. dispatchers had to rout calls to san jose pd and talked to the sheriff department and ambulances through portable radios. they said they had never done that for real but training did pay off. the county communications director told us even during the outage anyone who called 911 got a quick response. >> we'll do a debriefing probably late next week is our goal. to get everybody back together, figure out what they observed. what went wrong, what went right and what we can do better next time. the release of the men known as the pillow case rapist is being delayed now due to a

quarantine in the hospital. that date has now been pushed back to the 21st because of an outbreak of norovirus. he assaulted 70 women back in the 70s and 80s. developing news from the east coast where hurricane arthur has made land fall on north carolina's outer banks. you can see waves pounding a pier in kill devil hills just about an hour ago. arthur is now a category 2 storm. arthur is ruining the fourth of july holiday plans for many in the east coast. authorities warn people to be prepared. reporter sandoval joining us live from kill devil hill where they're riding out the storm, polo. >> reporter: hey guys good evening, as predicted the

situation now getting word shortly at midnight. arthur made land fall about 35 to 40 miles south of the location here. the storm now making its way up the eastern seaboard according to the latest forecast. we're expecting the actual eye of the storm to move past us here in the outer banks. i can tell you earlier tonight, there were plenty of people out walking around just shortly after sunset ready to see the storm move in. most of those individuals are indoors hunkered down. authorities want them to stay that way. i can tell you a lot of people decided to stay put ahead of hurricane arthur's arrival. >> reporter: arthur is advancing, bigger and stronger than expected. the hurricane already bringing heavy rain to the north carolina coast where emergency officials are taking no chances. >> we strongly occur that we stay inside and wait for this storm to leave for a long period of time before you venn

-- venture to the outside. one person decided to get some last minute wind surfing in before the storm hit. officials say arthur was expected to bring wind surges of up to 5 feet. and wind currents that could sweep away individuals. >> look at the conditions right now. some locals are staying put. mark burch plans to stay and wait out the storm. we have already seen several of

those outer band from the hurricane that actually went past us. we've seen some rain, we've seen some wind. and the situation expected to get worse. now the main concern is going to be the potential for flooding. this region here saw some major flooding. tonight the concern is that as that storm continues to move through it'll dump several inches of rain. that could create problems. a lot of people are indoors hunkered down. waiting to see what they'll wake up to tomorrow morning. guys. and here's a satellite and radar perspective with this category two hurricane as you can see moving up the eastern seaboard during the past six hours. some of the wind reports showing you sustained wind speeds. look at the gusts out toward hatteras, 72 miles per hour. that's the most recent gust.

54-miles-an-hour out toward the piney islands, 69 miles per hour. we've had some very strong winds for this part of the nation. here's the latest with hurricane arthur with winds 100- miles-an-hour. that makes us a category two. here is the eventual gust. back here in the bay area, a much quieter weather story here for the coast. patchy fog at 8:00, 52 to 55. around the bay we're going to clear things out into the afternoon. 73 to 78 degrees. inland lots of sunshine. we're starting out today in the 50s to near 60 degrees. santa rosa forecast high of 85. san francisco 68. oakland 74 and a few more neighbors for you coming up. we have san jose a forecast

high of 82 and san mateo, 76 degrees. here is a look at the north bay highs coming up for you. it should be a peaceful place but for the second time in a week it's been the site of a full response fire. >> you never know. something might happen to them if somebody doesn't take care. >> both golf course officials and golfers have the same speculation of how it happened. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness.

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immigrant groups rallied to ask for refugee status. a congressional homeland security committee held an emergency hearing today in texas and they talked about the increasing crisis on the border of the u.s. and mexico. >> jana katsuyama is here and you spoke to the senator. >> reporter: i talked to him right before he boarded a plane to washington. about 75% coming from el salvador, guatemala and honduras. >> reporter: immigrant right groups say they should be

allowed to stay others demanded that they be deported immediately. >> it's a horrible situation. one that breaks your heart when you see the children. >> reporter: at today's hearing texas governor rick perry told the committee the crisis is a federal problem and said texas should be reimbursed for $500 million which he say it is state spent on border security. he says the children should be deported. >> allowing them to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to undertake this very, very dangerous and life threatening

journey. right now immediate deportation is not an option. right now the law says that any child should be handed over within 72 hours to the department of health and human services. >> we don't have the resources to take on that many children every single day. it's a challenge for our security, our borders, agents. >> reporter: and governor perry has invited president obama to visit the border when he's in texas next week for fund raising. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 tuesday. jobs market is showing its strongest growth in years in the latest report from the budget department. he noted that 288,000 jobs were added in june and that was more than experts anticipated. the unemployment rate also fell to 6.1%. that is the lowest rate since the start of the recession. the news on jobs sent the dow jones over the 17,000 mark for the first time with a gain

of 92 points. most wall street professionals don't put a lot of stock in that threshold. but even so it still felt good. the nasdaq added 28. a privacy group has filed a complaint with federal regulators over a facebook study that manipulated facebook's news feed. the study in 2012 tried to see whether seeing more positive or negative posts would affect a users own post. today the academic journal who made the postsays they also were concerned that facebook did not have the users consent. i will tell you the high fire danger concerns here and what neighbors say may have started that first fire. plus a dream come true in oakland. the graduation ceremony that took on new meaning because of one little boy and a very special badge.

san jose firefighters were called to put of a fire today and it was the same spot that they were called to put out a fire yesterday. >> ktvu's azenith smith joins us live from the golf course where some people are telling you they think they know who's responsible here. >> reporter: the two fires happened along coyote creek behind me. you can see the area is full of stick dry brush and scream high fire danger. for the second time this week, golfing at the los lobos golf

course quiet was interrupted with fire trucks blaring. the firefighters raced to put out a fire in the creek area. >> when we think it's the potential of a bigger fire, we're going to send extra crews. >> i thought the homeless people started another fire. they cook down there a lot. as a matter of fact the fire on monday you could hear the propane bottles exploding. >> reporter: james chico lives near the creek, he expresses the same concerns. >> it's getting worse. i've lived here in the area for 20 years. since we got the population of homeless people there seems to be these issue all the time. >> when asked about homeless encampments, all the fire department would say is they're

looking into all the possibilities. >> there's a lot of young folks around here. something might happen if they're not taking care with the fire, with the homeless, with all the madness down there. san jose fire is increasing staff this 4th of july weekend should more fires occur in the city. azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. a santa cruz toddler had a close call when he used a hypodermic needle in the sand. 21-month-old fin was building a sand castle when he came across a needle. he didn't touch the needle but his mother says the thought is upsetting. >> it's upsetting. it makes me angry. it's something a parent shouldn't have to worry about, it's something nobody should

worry about. running in the sand and getting stung. >> a man stepped on a needle two weeks ago. and since then dozens of needles have been found. the next story about this little boy is really something. he's seriously ill but today he fulfilled one of his dreams thanks to the oakland police department. rob roth tells us the police academy graduation ceremony was held today where adults who wear a badge learned a whole lot about bravery from that little boy. >> reporter: this 8-year-old boy is living his dream today. emilio penn has always wanted to be an oakland police officer, chase down the bad guys and keep the city safe. >> because i love oakland. >> reporter: but emilio is gravely ill, still this one wish came true. here inside this packed auditorium today, oakland police graduated 34 new officers into the department.

make that 35. today emilio became an honorary police officer. along with a baton, badge and a few words by his new boss. >> we're inspired by your presence, inspired by your bravery and very thank. you could share this day with us. >> reporter: the officers have been overwhelmed and so are they. >> very emotional. it's kind of like his make a wish. >> reporter: word of emilio's fite reached the department through the police officers association. the young boy has gotten a chance to ride in a police cruiser and spent time in the gun range. >> he reached that dream today thanks to the oakland police department. >> reporter: even the best dreams have a special part. >> i liked when they gave me the badge. >> it's a great badge. >> it's got his birthday on it. >> reporter: a badge of honor

for oakland police officer emilio penn. today's police academy graduation puts 34 more officers on the street. it's a diverse group with many of them speaking another language including spanish, burmese, german and french. lilly berinette is stopping throughout the country to collect signs from the homeless. he says he collected four signs this morning with people who were glad to share their story. >> they seem to be excited about contributing to this project and they're of course happy to make money. >> reporter: he uses the signs

to create larger art exhibits and displays. it's a project called we are all homeless he started it more than 20 years ago. he says he's also producing a documentary and a book all to raise awareness about homelessness. is this fire burning business? >> a you know is napa shut down. >> we check in on napa wineries to figure out how close the flames are to vineyards. >> warm weather for the 4th. the climbing temperatures that will have you feeling really hot this weekend. >> and a melee in the streets of san francisco. and what police say witnesses should have done in this situation. bulldog: ah, the dog days of summer! time to celebrate with your mates, grill a few dogs-- eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers...

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fought back. officials said they can defend baghdad. the general opened the door to more u.s. military involvement eventually. >> if it becomes such a threat to the homeland that our advisor of the united states decides that we should take action, i'm saying we're not there yet. >> military add advisors are now in iraq. the conflict between between palestinians and israelis stepping up. this after three israeli teens were killed and a palestinian teen was also killed possibly in retaliation. and now there's concerns that this will lead to more

bloodshed. the teen that was killed is from east jerusalem and some of his family members live in the bay area. tonight that cousin talked about muhammad and said he was just an innocent kid. >> the thing about it is he's a harmless kid. not an adult. never done anything wrong. >> reporter: he also said that his family in east jerusalem never got involved in the conflict but now his family is involved. at this point, the cause of the boy's death has not been officially determined. he was kidnapped as he was waiting for a ride to prayers yesterday luois zamperi initiation died today after a full life. he survived 47 days and was

rescued by the japanese who put him in brutal prison camps for two years. his story is told in laura hilbrad's book unbroken. a holiday weekend and people are worried their plans are going to fall through. >> we got a couple of calls of people saying hey, you know, there's a massive shut down. - - there's a napa shutdown. >> why napa restaurants and wineries want to get the word out that they're open for business. >> and mark tamayo will have your forecast for the 4th. >> plus startling video of a fight in san francisco. after the driver of a truck runs up and down the street with a knife.

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confrontation in downtown san francisco after last week's pride parade has now gone viral. the video from world star hip hop.com begins with a man on the hood of a pickup truck. then the driver gets out with something in his hand and starts chasing people away. the taunting and running back and forth goes on and the driver is kicked and hit several types. police tell us the incident wasn't reported to them and that someone should have called 911. >> it's one thing to protect yourself and then chase after somebody with a web as we saw on this video. both parties were certainly in the wrong. >> reporter: what the video doesn't show is what led up to the confrontation. but police say a crime was committed at the very least assault. san francisco police say they've arrested three people now in connection with a shooting after the pride parade. this is cell phone video of people running from the gunfire. a 22-year-old woman suffered a gunshot wound to her wrist.

police say robert smith of hayward has been booked on attempted murder and several weapons charges. similar charges have been filed against 18-year-old williams of oak land. and a 15-year-old male from antioch has been booked on several firearm charges as well. an acting chief has been named to the state park's department following the abrupt oust of the last director. lisa mangat will take over the position. continuing coverage of the wildfire that is burning in wine country. tonight crews are making progress and they say that fire is now 45% contained. the long holiday weekend started today and some businesses in the area are worried that the flames and smoke will scare tourists off. as ktvu's cristina rendon found

out napa is open for business. tourists are the life blood of the wine country. and in downtown napa many of those visitors are panicked fearing their trips are cancelled. the bust canyon fire is boosting confusion. >> people who have reservations already are wondering if they have to cancel or change their itinerary. >> reporter: chuck custodio says some out of towners don't realize the fire is an hour away from the downtown area. >> yesterday we got a call asking, is napa shut down. they have no perception of what napa looks like or how far things are. >> i was a little nervous. but once i got here i talked to them and found out that it was not right in the middle of town. >> reporter: and it's not at

lake berista either where the owner of bariesta cove is fielding concerned callers. >> we're just telling them to come down, everything is okay. >> we're totally open for business, downtown napa is rocking and rolling. july 4th almost here, we're talking about storms regrouping. this is going to be a factor by tomorrow. there's that fog bank out toward daly city over san francisco. a steady on shore breeze that will expand the fog bank over the next six hours over the region. current temperatures out there it is 65 degrees in livermore. san jose 63. san francisco 56 and santa rosa in the upper 50s reporting 57. for tonight mostly clear skies

except that patchy fog regrouping near the coast and right around the bay. here is the live camera. there's the bay bridge out there in the distance. tomorrow for the fourth of july. morning fog clearing back to near the coast. the weekend a bit of a warming trend. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, the fog mere the coast and the bay. thinking lots of 50s for santa rosa, fremont. if you are heading to lake tahoe a popular destination this weekend, lots of sunshine across the board, temperatures for overnight lows in the 40s. but afternoon highs on track to reach the low to mid-even the upper 80s by sunday. high pressure this will be the key with our warming forecast into the weekend. now tomorrow not too much change. some patchy fog for the coast. inland lots of sunshine. temperatures will be warming back up. that warming trend continues into saturday, sunday, by monday that will be the hottest day of the week. we're still going to have

patchy fog. here's our forecast model showing you the fog increasing in the short term near the coast and right around the bay. clearing into the shoreline. still patchy coastal fog for the beaches here. inland 80s nearest locations approaching the 90-degree mark. santa rosa mid-80s. fairfield 89 degrees. oakland 74. livermore will go 90. san jose in the lower 80s. 82, fremont in the upper 70s and san francisco in the upper 50s. and of course we have the big fireworks forecast for tomorrow. a lot of fireworks shows around the bay. those red dots do coincide with the shows tomorrow. in san francisco we're expecting partly cloudy skies. the fog bank, could be a few patches. here is your look ahead with your weekend always in view. warming temperatures sunday the hottest day of the weekend. so get ready for that but tomorrow looking pretty good. >> getting close to 100 it seems. you can't keep a good team

down after a disaster in detroit. the a's back in business. >> so much for any extended losing streak that's for sure. obviously anything can happen over the course of 162 games. something in the game makes you believe they're just not capable of going into the tank for a long period of time. three game glitch in detroit. anthony goh can't make the play. they round up with runners at second and third. now to the eighth. jay trying to make a move. jose reyes ripped. brandon moss looking good in right field these days and he will nail josh poly as the tallest position player in the league. nate fryman makes the extended tag. bottom of the eighth. the a's have had their lead. john jasso down the right field line into the corner. and around comes a run. and they will add another for a

4-1 game lead sunny gray the victory went 7 innings. allowed one run, 8-3 is his record. 3-1/2 game lead for the a's in the west. now you may have noticed over the next month or so, the giants have not played like a first place team that's because they are no longer a first place team. big reason for that they can't win in their own yard. jim harbaugh taking it in trying to change the viable. -- vibe. metba better with the bat than on the mound. cardinals still lead 2-1. baumgartner gives up four runs and 5 innings for the lot. next inning it gets worse, mark ellis double play ball toward first. duvall the rookie throws it into mid-center field. it opens the flood gates sort to speak. and the picture for crying out

loud. carlos martinez for the two run single. harbaugh will hit the door. the ever patient bruce bochy even seemed irritated. >> we know it's not acceptable, we just got to find a way to get through this. we had a chance to take this series and we didn't. we threw a couple of double play balls away. and we have to regroup and you know find a way to get it done. >> all right, so this afternoon dodgers warming up for the game. look up at the scoreboard knowing they have a chance to regain first place in the west. but went to the 9th inning. see what it shapes up to be from colorado. more sports right after this.

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all right giant fans you have the stomach for it. tyke a look at how the rockies take the lead. dodgers had six hits on the night that guy had three. 3-2 win. and the dodgers are up a half game on san francisco in the west. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. happy fourth. >> happy fourth tomorrow. thank you mark. >> thanks mark. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news.

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