dna evidence, emotional interviews and a criminal past. tonight a grand jury transcript is unsealed revealing new details in a case against sierra lamar's killer. >> i think this is one step in the process that will lead to getting justice for sierra and the family. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. her body has never been found but tonight we're learning how prosecutors are building a case against the man accused of killing sierra lamar.

it's through details in a 2,000 page transcript. we begin tonight with jana katsuyama. she has been going over those documents and spoke to sierra's father. >> reporter: this transcript is really revealing how prosecutors are making the connection. on the tiniest of dna evidence, hairs, fibers and even prior alleged attempted kidnappings. massive search parties and police investigators have been unable to find sierra lamar since she disappeared. today transcripts finally reveal how prosecutors are making the case against the suspect. tonight we spoke to sierra's father. >> the transcript coming out i

think is good in that the public deserves to know as we the family deserves to know some of these details. details such as evidence seized. it was sierra's hair they found in the trunk of the car. >> i was not aware that there was dna found. >> reporter: the case against torrez stands by a tiny thread. skin fibers and hair fibers. the transcript also shows emotional testimony from three women who torrez allegedly attempted to kidnap in march 2009. one victim described the assault. quote he continued to tase me the more i would struggle the tighter his how old would get. and later she said, i started

screaming and yelling and he started punching me in the face. >> i think this is one step in the process that will lead to getting justice for sierra and the family. >> reporter: garcia torrez pled not guilty in january and remains in jail. prosecutors say they're going after the death penalty. court records show that the next court date is september 10th. in san jose, jana katsuyama, ktvu. we spoke to a defense attorney about the case. >> sierra lamar's hair was found in a rope. there doesn't seem to be any explanation for that fact. >> torrez says he never met

lamar. he worked with a landscaper who says he gave him the rope so he could practice tieing knots. new information tonight on an investigation into a car accident involving oakland mayor gene quan. we have video of the mayor driving her suv moments before she collided with the sedan on 26th and market street one month ago. police say all they can determine is that one of the two vehicles ran a red light. we can't say which one. the investigation also ruled out the use of a cell phone with either driver. the time of the investigation isn't known. mayor quan usedded her city issued phone at 5:16 then 5:31, 5:36 and 5:37. we also know she accessed the internet at 5:22. giants and a's faced off yesterday at at&t park one night after the park outside that hospitalized an oakland

woman. ken pritchett is in san francisco with new information on the incident and how police are turning to the public for help in finding the one outstanding suspect. ken. >> the witness says that it was a 200-pound plus man who attacked a defenseless woman. the game last night was between the giants and a's. police say that had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: as katy crosser and her husband were walking to the ball ballpark they were not talking about tonight's game yet what happened at yesterday's game. >> i'm really saddened by what happened because that's not what baseball is all about. >> reporter: it happened across from the ballpark, a woman trying to stop a fight between two men was attacked. >> she was really harmless. >> reporter: a man was helping the woman who appeared drunk. the men started fighting. >> the intoxicated girl stood up and the bigger guy just

turned around and punched her right in the face. she fell right on the sidewalk. obviously knock out cold. >> reporter: the woman taken to the hospital with head injuries. >> we're glad to say that she is responding to her treatment. and looks like she'll be fine. >> reporter: by tracing a license plate, police were able to arrest francisco lopez in sacramento last night. >> at this point we're still looking for a secondary suspect. and we're working with the victims in obtaining information on her whereabouts now. >> reporter: police say the fight was not fan rivalry violence which is clear to cory white. >> these people all had a's gear on. it was not a giants versus a's thing. i don't know what they were all thinking. >> reporter: we talked to a san francisco police officer out here tonight who says he wasn't aware of anything different in terms of staffing. there were a large number of officers outside today as presumably there were yesterday and for most games.

it's important to remember this attack happened two hours after yesterday's game ended. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. police say they believe that the suspect they have in custody was the one who struck the woman. he's now in san francisco jail facing assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy charges. a man who robbed a jewelry store in santa rosa yesterday is still on the lose tonight. police released these new surveillance photos showing the robber inside bennett valley jewelers. he's described as a tall black man with a heavy build. investigators believe he may have been shot in the lower leg. another man has been identified as 43-year-old jimmy alteri of oakland. an employee at the jewelry store was injured but is expected to be okay. police are investigating a collision involving an amtrak train and pedestrian. it happened just south of the santa clara station near lafayette and agnus. a train going from san jose to

sacramento hit and killed a man who was trespassing on the track. riders who were delayed were taken to the station. police headquarters in oakland was evacuated this morning because of what they thought might be a gas leak. crews isolated the smell to the heating and air-conditioning system in a police administration building on seventh and broadway. after a full scan of the area, fire officials determined the odor was not gas. by late this afternoon employees were temporarily allowed back inside. the delay did cause an inconvenience to the people who were evacuated. we all have served the public. we know it comes far. >> things happen. you know, okay. come back on monday. >> reporter: no word yet on when the building will reopen for its normal hours. the centers for disease control is taking action after

potentially dangerous lab accident involving deadly diseases. the cdc is shutting down two research labs and stopping transfers of samples to other labs. it says it found five incidents in the past decade where disease samples were mishandled including one that came to light wednesday. the review was prompted by last month's accidental exposure by dozens of workers at amtrak. and california is having an outbreak of whooping cough. a teenager was diagnosed today and shares what to look for. >> reporter: gasia, 5,400 cases statewide and the north bay rate is about seven times higher than average. much of that is opposition to vaccines higher here. but protussis hits those who have had their vaccines especially teenagers. matt blackman makes beautiful

music with his guitar but lately another sound -- dominates his life. >> they called me today and said you tested positive for whooping cough. >> reporter: that after a cold but with coughing fits he could not shake. >> reporter: now andre -- now younger brother andreas is under antibiotics. his parents thought as a musician he had just gotten run down. >> at night he's out and that's why we thought. he just goes to bed way too late and sleeps in. but now we know it was something more than that. >> i think the chinese call it the 100 day cough. >> reporter: jane neil say during the last protussis

outbreak they noticed children's vaccines who had stopped working. >> i think for immunity to work correctly you have to have 80 to 90% of people vaccinated. >> reporter: miserable as he is, chris is glad he's finally got an answer. >> this is how we got to tie him down. with this die -- diagnosis we could say you're not going out of the house. >> reporter: he's quarantined for five days. cancelled all his plans, gigs. >> reporter: chris doesn't know where he got his protussis. and his cough didn't make that

whooping cough. where it's prominent is among babies so doctors say immunization is crucial for them even before mom gives birth. debora villalon, ktvu news. work crews found higher than normal level of immunization. >> but we explain why officials don't think residents should worry. >> some of that cool summer air is coming down and i'm tracking warmer weather on the way. get some timing on when highs return. and next the text messages that tricked teenage girls to send provocative pictures to this man. ♪

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breaking news right now of an apartment complex in pleasanton. it's in the 1300 block of -- road. the alameda county department says they got the call around 9:30. the fire is reported to be burning in the second floor. a second alarm was called immediately. residents started evacuating the complex on their own. we will keep an eye on this situation and bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. a scam tricking teens of texting pictures of themselves. cara liu has the story. and how the man gained the teenagers' trust. >> reporter: it was over a

series of text messages that scott angelo was able to trick teenage girls to send pictures of themselves. it was through tricking them into thinking they were a family member. >> it's not something that a normal person would do. >> reporter: deputies shared some of the texts. one said hey it's dad. this is my new number i had to change it for work. it was followed by another that said, a coworker's daughter has her own swim ware line she wanted me to ask her if you would be interested in helping her promote her stuff. angelo then pretended to be a second person asking the girls to send provocative photos for a potential modeling gig. at least five teen girls from santa cruz county fell victim. so did a girl from indiana and another from maryland. deputies say they confiscated more than 50 photos when they arrested angelo on thursday. >> it definitely transfers to the mind of criminallalty. >> reporter: there was no answer when we went by angelo's

sunny vale home this evening. >> supersurprised. >> reporter: neighbors say angelo lived here with his parents and never seemed to be a problem. >> they're really always nice people. when we see them in the evening they casually talk. they're very friendly and willing to help. >> reporter: angelo posted bail yesterday. as for how he contacted the girls, they don't know but they believe social media played a role. they're asking any other victims to please come forward. yahoo and one of its top female executives are being sued for sexual harassment. maria yang is identified as a

senior -- a woman says that yang forced her to have sex several times and feared her after she refused. initially the municipal transportation agency wanted to charge them $1 per stop but now they're upping that to $3.55 per stop. officials say it turns out the buses make significantly fewer stops than anticipated and the fee was revised to cover the cost to implement this 18 month pilot program. new rules are going into effect to require drivers to get fast track if they want to use toll lanes. the goal here is to cut down on drivers who cheat by using diamond lanes when they shouldn't. starting january 1st. fast track transponders will be required to use the car pool lane and the new toll lanes on 580. similar requirements are expected in santa clara and contra costa counties in the

future. lebron james is making headlines one more time after deciding what team he's going for. this time it's a homecoming. >> when james announced he was leaving cleveland, fans were furious. but that was then, this is now. >> reporter: fans gathering outside of quick & loans after james announced he was coming back to cleveland. >> i didn't believe it until i saw it on a website. >> reporter: nothing is given, everything is earned. you work for what you have, i'm ready to accept the challenge, i'm coming home. born and raised in akron ohio, james played with cleveland

until he jumped on board to miami. when i left cleveland i was seeking championships, and we won two. but what's really important to me is bringing a championship to ohio. >> he has grown and had this opportunity. he accomplished what he wanted to in miami. >> reporter: at least for today it seems like all is forgiven in the streets of cleveland. the news reaching the white house. president obama is a fan and has met the super star. >> the fact that he's made this decision i think is a testimony to the kinds of values that he is incorporated into his life and that he says he's interested in instilling in his children. i think it's a pretty powerful statement. >> reporter: james also says ' not having a press conference or a party saying quote after this it's time to get to work. in chicago, mike tillman, fox news. the california state fair kicked off today in sacramento. along with plenty of animal

exhibits this year's fair includes plenty of rides for children. this year's fair runs through frill july 27th. tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for children. pretty significant rain layer out there and tonight. we're getting a big push of cool moist air inland just like we did yesterday morning. we will see a lot of fog tomorrow among but it'll warm quickly. temperatures are going to warm. daytime highs are going to make it to the upper 80s. so the satellite imagine shows fog along the coast. showing up mainly right now along point rays. showing up at the san francisco air. it's blowing pretty hard there. a lot of fog for you tomorrow morning. the winds are issuing that warm air. strong 30-mile an hour gusts.

you see strong on shore cool night breezes. they're going to get cut off tomorrow. that's why we warm up. that's why fire danger is going to go up a little bit. fire danger will become more of an issue. definitely compared to what we've seen. the fire danger is going to ratchet up. computer models show the morning fog footprint. that's a lot like tomorrow but it should get sunny really quick. i think the fog burns off any where even in san francisco by lunchtime. look for the reds they're 90. that's for saturday. look how much further west they come. still going to be cool along the coast. there's going to be more 70s than 80s. warmer still on sunday and into next week. that's a broad brush. when i come back at 10:45. specific temperatures for your neighborhood and then we'll take a look at the increasing temperatures next week.

we'll see you back here. radiation found on treasure island. escalating violence in the middle east. the effort to minimize civilian casualties. new information about a man killed in yesterday's horrible highway 17 pile up. and the tragedy that his family has already endured.

leaders in israel say they won't stop firing missells into gaza unless hamas militants stop attacking israel first. israeli military officials say they've taken out the hamas command centers and a great deal of their ability to strike israel. the death toll tops 100. the united nation says more than half are civilian. and palestinian officials say 23 are children.

>> we are doing everything we can to minimize civilian casualties on the other side. where hamas is deliberately targeting our civilians. killing as many israeli civilians as possible. >> reporter: hamas struck a gas station. that was one one of more than 600 hamas bombings to date. anne rubin has details on the investigation and tells us why the loss is especially difficult for the victim's family. >> reporter: loved ones are in shock not just that dan mcguire's life was cut short but that the family was struck

again. colleagues saw the accident and feared the worse. dan mcguire's car was one of 10 struck by an out of control tractor trailer on highway 15. he was killed instantly. >> we've lost a genuine soul. >> totally respected him for the man that he was and just, just shocked that he's not going to be there anymore. >> reporter: now chp investigators are trying to determine what happened. they're diagramming the highway, following up with the company and inspecting the truck. >> first of all we're going to do a great investigation and we're going to try to come up with the finding of exactly what led up to this event. >> reporter: the driver told us yesterday he jammed on the brake but they did nothing to slow him down. he wanted to apologize to mcguire's family and the seven others who lost their lives.

six of the other injured were released from the hospital yesterday. the seventh was expected to be released today. and we're learning more about the lawsuit filed by andy lopez' parents. he was the 17-year-old shot and killed by a deputy. last week we found out that the deputy was not going to face any charges. deputy galehouse said he thought the rifle was real. a woman jumps into action to save the man in the bottom of the pool. >> his daughter was right there screaming. >> she tells us about the moments leading up to the rescue. >> city leaders say they detected radiation right here on treasure island. why they say there's nothing to worry about. a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click the i con and then watch all of

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radiation has been detected on treasure island. paul chambers live on treasure island where the testing is being done. paul you learned that city leaders learned that there's no need for people to worry. >> reporter: that's right gasia. city leaders say of the units tested so far only one had a higher than normal level of radiation. one reason why they say there's nothing to worry about that unit is unoccupied. since june, 355 occupy and vacant units were surveyed for radiation on treasure island. of those tested, radiation is detected in one unit. >> i don't want to get sick. >> reporter: she's not the only one. this woman who asked we call her julie has lived on treasure island for several years. they're afraid if we speak out

about the contamination they'll be harassed by city workers. still, fearing the results of the test they want the city to take action. >> fleeing the radiation and all the contaminations of. >> the readings are such that it does not represent a health concern but it's something that we want to investigate further. >> reporter: he's not allowed to say which kwraoupt is -- unit is the one that tested positive. but the levels are so low and the effects are localized that there's no threat to others. >> it is a vacant unit. so it certainly does not expose any of the adjoining units or neighboring residents to any sort of radiation at all. >> reporter: you hear radiation and then they panic and they don't necessarily reach out to find the information. >> reporter: some of the units were built where some of the solid waste was dispose. and that's where the high

levels are being found. >> being buried by the soil. being shielded by the unit. the radiation that they emit is not of health risk. >> reporter: there's still 149 other units to to be tested that should be wrapped up sometime in mid-september. i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. another costly repair is happening on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this time it has nothing to do with safety. workers are removing thousands of tiny steel particles from the tower on the bridge. the problem is they're rusting and turning orange. bridge officials say it will cost $1 million to remove the particles and repaint over the rust spots. as predicted california had very low voter turn out. it was the lowest first date. debra bowen says over 25% of registered voters participated. many of the people who voted

didn't cast their ballots at the poll. clerks in two counties started recounting ballots. just 481 votes separate perez and yee. perez called for a recount last week. and since he requested it he'll have to pay for it. the winner will face seringer in the fall election. former calpers chief executive ronosco pled guilty to bribery and fraud charges. he said he took $200,000 in cash and other bribes from a businessman in lake tahoe. that busy man is now accused of trying -- businessman is now accused of trying to influence

bidsness decisions for the retirement fund. ktvu's mike mibach reports a woman made from making dinner in her kitchen to jumping in the pool and performing cpr on a man she's never met. >> reporter: she's a medical assistant focused at work in san ramon. but never forgetting what happened back at home in san leandro. >> i heard help like it got stronger and stronger. >> reporter: rochelle venezuela lived in the second story unit. she was making dinner for her and her daughter. >> they were screaming help, help. >> reporter: she ran down, and jumped in the water. her neighbor no longer struggling at the edge of the

pool but drowning at the bottom. the neighbor jumped into the pool to save his own daughter. she was safe. he was not. >> once i got him out of the pool i thought he had no heart rate. i just started cpr on him. so i did compression and gave him mouth to mouth after about two or three compressions he started to cough up the water. >> reporter: she went down there with the intent to pull him out of the pool. >> reporter: alameda fire captain bryan ferr era responded to the call. >> you can't train what she did. you can't train for that. it's human instinct and not everyone has it and she's definitely a hero. >> reporter: venezuela says her strength is fueled by her daughter and her strength is now helping this little girl to come home and see her dad. >> that little girl wouldn't have a father if i had not intervened. that to me is an award enough. >> reporter: mike mibach. a bay area school inspires

a $2 billion change. the up -- upgrade for students across the country and why the school that started it all won't change. and the spot that will feel a warm up into the 90s this weekend. >> and then a lamborghini flows through cars and people at a hotel. who was behind the wheel and why both the car owner and hotel are refusing to pay for the damages. for the freshest produce you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. that's why safeway works with over 150 local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered daily to safeway.

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watch this, it's a crash course on how not to park a lamborghini. this is security video from a five star hotel in new dehli. the valet crashes into one car, keeps going and finally stopping when he hits a concrete barrier. that lamborghini is worth $300,000. and the owner is asking for compensation but the hotel refuses to pay. a friend of the owner was using the car at the time. the group eviction free sf stages a protest earlier this week. but in a statement issued today the company said tenant mary phillips will be allowed to remain in her home for the rest of her life rent free.

a nationwide blood drive is demanding that a ban be lifted that does not allow gays and lesbians to donate. but officials say the ban is discriminatory and outdated. >> we need to move away from reactionary discriminatory policies and make policy base on actual public health. >> protesters also wrote letters to the fda to show how many gay men are willing to donate blood if allowed. opponents launched a white house petition crawling for a removal. it has more than 7,000 signatures. wall street posed a gain. but investors are wondering if the markets have gone too high too fast this year. amazon is formally asking

the federal aviation administration for permission to start testing drones. amazon wants to use drones to deliver small packages to customers of amazon prime within 30 minutes of ordering. the faa currently has a ban on the commercial use of drones without its permission so obviously amazon would need that permission before it could do so. testing would be done near its seattle headquarters. the start of oakland's summer nights program kicks off this evening. the event is meant to kick up -- there's plenty of free food, games and entertainment. a little dog that had been stranded in a small island in the delta has been rescued. this is a picture of that dog. it was caught using a trap. the the dog had been barking in an island in a slew in stockton for three months. but no one could catch it

because every time someone tried he would run away. authorities in stockton are now hoping that the owner will come forward and claim the dog. a bay area school inspires a nationwide program. it will get connecting school children with technology but one district is going to be left out. in five minutes, bill martin's complete bay area forecast and he's going to take us right on through the weekend and beyond. up first though, it was the flight amelia airhart failed to complete. another amelia airhart talks about her record flight.

early this evening in oakland, a traffic report completed a flight. she and her co-pilot retraced the flight amelia airhart never

completed. the current airhart talks about her connection in name only to the first amelia airhart. >> i was nervous and shaking on the radio with the controllers. i said we did it we brought her home. i feel such an emotional tie to amelia. and i know we're not related we're tied in no other way than in our names. >> reporter: she's the youngest woman to fly around the world in a single engine plane. we should note her plane was much safer than that flown in 1937. the plan would let school districts pay districts -- install and improve the internet connection. >> reporter: the visit to this school etna middle school who kid had to hold the tablets

over their head to get a signal will bring a better connection. >> schools are underfunded in terms of technology. >> reporter: 2 billion federal dollars over two years is going to be available. a measure makes oakland ineligible before other bay area schools may benefit. >> the ability to have our students connect online is something we struggle with on a daily basis. >> reporter: not everyone is convinced that more internet connectivity is good. especially for younger children. >> it's too much access to too much frivolous information. >> reporter: troy thompson has more 25 years headed kids in motion now focusing on getting children away from smart phones and computer screens.

he acknowledges value when it's being used for education but he says that much time children stray. >> they need to spend more time reading. >> the fact that i have a device that i can use to access lots of information maybes it easier for me to use that and help kids use it in a process that helps them become better thinkers. >> reporter: students are also concerned about microwave radiation. san francisco police just confirmed to us the second suspect they were looking for is now in custody. police say he was arrested this evening in sacramento. he's identified as 42-year-old anthony rucker. he faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and battery among other charges. police say he will be extradited to san francisco. the woman injured trying to

break up the fight was released from the hospital just this morning. hundreds of parents lined up today to get free school supplies for their children. in fact, some people camped out overnight to register for the school supplies that sacred heart community services hands out every year. this year they plan to give away 800 backpacks all filled with school supplies. students and parents tell us these backpacks are a real lifeline. >> i try to not let me from keep going and trying to succeed in my future. >> you pay light, electricity. if you don't have electricity you cannot cook. you cannot do nothing at home. >> reporter: the start of the school year is still about two years away and they still need donations. you can help by dropping off a backpack or school supplies. click on web links on ktvu.com's home page to learn more about how to donate. weekend is upon us, the weather is looking very good. it's going to warm all week

it's been pretty cool around here. strong on shore wind, these are the highs that we had today. 85 in antioch. 85 in livermore. pretty cool. look at livermore just 72. high temperatures tomorrow and these inland spots are going to come back into the mid-80s. by sunday it's going to be warmer still. low 90s. so a warm up in store for your bay area forecast. that red flag warning that was in effect earlier this evening for northern california has within dropped. we have fog showing up in many places. hayward, oakland, orinda and oakley. there will be a lot of fog tomorrow morning. the computer model i showed you on the earlier hit. it's just pushing all that fog rapidly inland. that's why fire danger has been manageable i think this week. we haven't had a lot of problems with fire. it's going to change as we head into sunday and monday. temperatures will increase and the fire danger goes up. san francisco tomorrow is going

to top out. for a daytime high in san francisco. not much warmer than 60 or 65 degrees. the forecast then for the next couple of days as this low moves out the high moves in. temperatures go up, highs will be in the 90s on sunday, monday and tuesday. it's not going to be a heat wave. it's going to be quite a bit warmer around here. because it's going to be a very cool week. we had drizzle this morning. we had measurable precipitation along the coast. in the form of drizzle. 87 in clear lake. 78 in san helena. 78 in san rafael. these are warmer by a couple of degrees. inland temperatures mid- and upper 80s. that's the hot spot. there'll be a couple of upper 80s. by sunday you will really notice the temperatures increasing we'll be talking about air danger and even air quality as well. 74 in san mateo. 70 in redwood city. the bay area weekend is finally

here. the bay area five day forecast shows sunday being the warmest day. warmer on saturday. you will notice it tomorrow. it'll be nicer. just fog will be a constant at the coast as it often is this time of year. they like it that way out there. as soon as you go boy do i feel bad there's fog. you never heard that in pacifica or half-moon bay. they don't mess with that. it's going to be there, they love it. it's going to be there this weekend. fred inglis is in. a's have a lot of all stars but today they ran into seattle's all star. >> they can't relax because the l.a. angels are also in the same league. tonight the a's score twice in the first. second player he faces steve oat takes hernandez deep. hernandez settles down and gets

derek norris swinging. and raises his record to 11-2. now jeff samarga allows just five hits through eight. but all stab robinson cano breaks this rbi double. seattle wins 3-2. oakland's lead over the angels is now 2- 1/2 games. and what a difference your opponent makes. tonight the giants hosted the worse team in the national league arizona and the giants did what they're supposed to do jump on them early and not let up. michael scutero was at at that time park tonight. marco makes his season debut tomorrow. sandoval was the starting hitter tonight. pablo off of singer. panda had three hits and three rbi. pablo comes through again. pablo with an rbi double. hunter pence scores 5-0. timmy hit a 3-0 hit out with seven. giants win 5-0. dodgers walk, so giants are tied for first place once again. lebron james finally decides where he's going to

take his talents and it's the best way short of a paul mccartney concert to say well to candle stick. that story next.

it's a chance to help some charities reunite with some legends and say farewell to the stick. today 50 nfl stars held a short

practice at candle stick for tomorrow's ultimate flag football game. and of course flash 80s jerry rice. he looks in great shape. 30,000 tickets are already sold but the final sporting event is not yet sold out. playing against him are other nfl greats like dan marino. >> well yeah, we're competitive. we're going to try to win for sure. but what is it the harlem globe trotters who plays against them. we're not going to be the washington generals. >> we want to give them a good shot. we don't want to just show up and have a bad game or guying having a good time. we want to show competitive juices out there a little bit. >> by now you've heard after four years and two nba championships, lebron james decides to leave miami and return to the cavaliers.

after the akron ohio native everybody hated james but it seems like everybody is ready to kiss and make up. >> and how was it being out there at candle stick. >> it was cool. you had people tiptoeing making sure they still had it out there. but it was fun seeing them out there being great. >> thanks fred. we're getting word right now of a grass fire that's burning in contra costa county. at this point we understand it is burning off marsh creek road. we understand the fire is growing. >> we will have more tomorrow on mornings on 2. our coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. you have a great weekend all right. good night. >> good night. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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jay? have you seen the grapes? yeah, i ate them. why would you eat the grapes? they were in a bowl, they were washed, i paid for them. they were for the new year's. oh, right. what's that goofy thing again? it's not goofy. it's a tradition. at midnight, you eat 12 grapes, you make 12 wishes, 1 for each month of the year. and you really think that works? five years ago, i was a single mother living in a slum. today, i'm driving to palm springs in my new car with my rich husband. you do what you want. i'm eating the grapes. for new year's eve, we're taking phil and claire and mitch and cam to this amazing hotel i used to go to in palm springs. they got a whole package-- dinner, dancing, toast at midnight. i mean, what more do you need? grapes. (lowered voice) i said we'd stop on the way.