now at 5:00 p.m. breaking news, crews working to contain grass fire that shut down a freeway. we be live team coverage and the conditions. >> medical marijuana patients stocking up ahead of a pot club shutting down. >> the pot ordinance users say is putting them at risk. >> a hit-and-run crash that tilled a 21 -- killed a 21-year- old, the clue that could lead to the person responsible.

>> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now, with breaking news. >> that breaking news is in fairfield, crews are getting the upper hand on a grass fire that forced residents out of their homes. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. the fire grew to four alarms. it burned on highway 12. both lanes of the freeway were shirt down for some time but within the last hour some lanes were reopened to traffic. we have live team coverage. meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the conditions but we begin with ktvu's cara liu who is learning new information about the evacuations. >> the weather conditions posed a challenge for firefighters out here in fairfield today. it took 2-1/2 hours to get the fire under control. and right now they are ballparking it at 10 achesser. it started -- acres.

it started about 2:00 p.m. there is a lot of dry grass, temperatures were in the 90s. there were homes nearby. the fire did jump to the north side of highway 12. firefighters did bump this up to a four alarm fire enlisting the help of a strike team as well as a half dozen other area fire departments wanting to know as many resources on it as possible. 20 homes on james street were revacuated at one point for a -- evacuated at one point for a while. >> dry grass. very fast spread of fire right now. this year. just with the drought conditions. we -- we bumped up our first alarm. we added more engines and it still wasn't enough. it spotted a quarter mile. which is uncharacteristic and with the winds fires move very

fast. >> reporter: 30 minutes ago we saw firefighters rush out to a spot fire on the south side of highway 12 but they got that under control. firefighters are still investigating the cause. we did see a homeless camp close to the edge of the fire. firefighters so far have not said if that has anything to do with the fire. but a section of highway 12 was shut down for more than an hour. the westbound lanes are now back up. one of the eastbound lanes has just opened within the last hour. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the conditions that the firefighters are up against. >> how is it looking for the firefighters? >> still hot out there. whenever you hear of a fire in fairfield you get nervous

because they have strong winds pugging through the strait and the temperatures today, they warmed back up into the 90s. look at the maps. you can see right now you can see low 90s towards concord. livermore. walnut creek area. fairfield as well. as far as the current winds, talking about the winds, out of the southwest at 18 miles per hour. that is sustained winds, gusts 20 miles per hour. as we look at the fire zone itself. current temperature in the mid- 90s. 95 degrees. winds out of the southwest 14 and 15 miles per hour as we showed you and dry around 30%. with the warmer weather pattern talking about an increase in fire danger and the winds not helping the firefighters. coming up the temperatures change you could expect monday and a few extra high clouds paying osvisit. >> o-- us a visit. >> on www.ktvu.com the latest on this breaking news, updates and more news on facebook and twitter. authorities in shasta conty arrested a man accused of

setting off a wildfire. freddie alexander smoke was booked yesterday on felony channels that he caused a fire and -- charges that he caused a fire. the fire started friday afternoon in a dry wooded area southwest of redding. 3,000 acres burned and it is only 10% contained. firefighters say the suspect caused the fire when exhaust from his truck ignited dry grass. protest ended peacefully with no arrests. >> 100 people marched yesterday to protest the district attorney's decision not to prosecute erik gelhaus, the deputy who shot and killed andy lopez. at one point 20 of the protesters marched on to a freeway off ramp but they were corralled off safely. the district attorney said the decision not to file charnels

will -- charges will go before the grand jury for further review but the foreman said they may decide not to take the case. the i know declined to take other police -- grand jury declined to take other police cases. continues coverage. a bomb exploded, you heard it there, as pal tinnians left gaza -- palestinians left gaza. more now on our continuing coverage in the middle east. u.s. leaders are expressing concern about the escalation of violence. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry spoke with israeli prime minister sunday. reemphasizing president obama's earlier sentiments.

the u.s. condemned rocket attacks. and stresses' israel right to defend itself. officials are expressing concerns. >> this is more dangerous i think than any time in the past. >> reporter: forces lopped leaflets on gaza warning residents to move away from hamas strikes. more than 150 people are dead and over a thousand injured in air strikes. most of them civilians. the prime minister blames hamas. >> we are trying to target them but the difference between us is that we are uses missile defense to protect our civilians and they are using their civilians to protect their missiles. >> the ambusder to the united states condemns israel's actions. >> you cannot target a building. even if a militant is there. that is a war crime.

>> reporter: israel hasn't seen fatalities yet due to the defense system. they intercepted 800 rockets launched from gaza. forceinizetered gaza -- forces entered gaza, this fueled concerns of a ground invasion and prompted citizens to leave. hundreds of americans included. ktvu channel 2 news. in vatican city pope francis led pilgrims in a silent prayer for an tend to the war in the middle east. the pope hosted a prayer meeting last month. he asked the faithful to pray so the two leaders would not have met in vein. new world cup example and one country is celebrating a big, big victory. [ cheers and applause ]

>> that was it. germany defeated argentina 1-0 this afternoon and back here at home as you see here, hundreds watched the close game. it brought fans together to wrap up another exciting world cup tournament. >> we actually just got back from brazil, went down there for the world cup and it was a great experience. >> soccer fans have to wait another four years till the 2018 world cup in russia. we will bring you highlights coming up later in our early edition of sports wrap. people from across the world spent millions in the bay area this weekend bugged on a military vehicle collision. all from late silicon valley

engineers. 119 vehicles were sold generating $10 million. the top sale was a personal carrier for $1.2 million. money will fund a military vehicle museum in massachusetts. that is where other items from the collection will be show cased. the clock is ticking till san jose's pop regulations go into effect. what patients are doing now before they shut down. >> how a blockbuster movie set in the bay area did at the box office this week. >> thousands of women walking together to fight a deadly disease.

police have identified one of the victims of a triple homicide in pasadena yesterday. she was shot to death along with two men. one of the men was a good

samaritan who was trying to help. investigated arrested a man after he barricaded himself inside of a home. he may have had a landlord tenet relationship with some of the victims. sunday talk shows filled with debate over the immigration crisis. >> this is like a triage, if you will, if you have a patient that is bleeding, the first thing you have to do is stop the bleeding, that is the reason we have been adamant about securing the boarder. >> rick perry warned the president about children coming into the country illegally. illinois congressman said the government spends $18 million a year for boarder security and immigration reform is the only

thing that will fix the problem. >> the children come by fleeing torture, violence, murder and rape. so they will continue a come as long as the conditions exist and we don't fix the growingen system. -- broken system. >> president obama is and saying $3.7 billion to deal with the crisis. arizona senator john mccain said the money should be used to fly kids back to their families. a new program is getting underway to improve the lives of california's foster youth. the plan will give schools more money to meet the specialized needs of foster kids and tracks the progress of every child in the public school system. it is part of the larger school funding formula that directs extra dollars based on the tricks with number of low income families and students in foster care. medical marijuana patients stocking up as the clock ticks

on pot clubs. 5 days are left till san jose's medical marijuana regulations go into effect. >> some clogs are seeing a boost in sales but -- clubs are seeing a boost in sales. ktvu's azenith smith is live at a san jose pot club. >> this month they have seen a 35% increase in sales. they are selling out of products that aren't grown and housed since they will be banned come friday. >> futer $50 worth -- 40 to fifty dollars worth a day. >> she is wasting no time to treat her anxiety and depression. >> i am just stocking up. doubling how much i am paying. >> trying to keep up with

demand. >> reporter: across town -- >> we are low. i would say we are at 20% of what we normally have. >> reporter: he is seeing more and more stocking up. >> normally we limit to an ounce a day but at this point, you know, anybody who wants anything we are helping them out. >> reporter: all afraid of running out giving the new pop regulations going into effect friday. the mayor argues pot clubs have been operating illegally for years and must now comply. >> it is a war. we are going to be giving away free recommendations to residents and possibly free weed it san jose residents. >> reporter: they gathered 60,000 signatures to fight the rules but many aren't valid. she says if her supply runs out

-- >> i will go a santa cruz or san francisco. figure a way of commuting there. >> reporter: they have received this letter from the city stating it is not in compliance with zoning codes. the shop plantuse peal the letter -- planning to appeal the letter. live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details tonight on the pop club ordinance in san jose. the shops will have to adhere to tougher security regulations, requiring locations to be fully equipped with security cameras and recording systems at all times. medical marijuana must be locked in vaults or safes safes and they must be secured. a minor earthquake rattled the south bay. the 3.4 earthquake hit about 10:22 a.m. this morning.

about 6 miles southeast of gilroy. doesn't of residents left comments reporting they felt the earthquake as well as people in haulster and morgan hill. mark tamayo was telling us things would warm up. >> the warming trend will continue. this is just the beginning. you will notice it more into monday. today 60s coast side. inland low 90s. tomorrow a few neighborhoods 100 degrees. a live look outside. showing you a beautiful shot. san francisco out there. and the change you can see, not much in the way of fog but lots of high clouds moving into the area, they will continue to be a factor into monday. also the warming temperatures. a look at the preliminary temperatures from today for santa rosa, san francisco. livermore, san jose. we warmed up. livermore 93 degrees.

tomorrow san francisco lore 70s. livermore 100 degrees. and san jose mid-80s. 86 degrees. a batch of high clouds approaching the area. a closer look. we have patchy fog near the immediate coast line. especially south of the golden gate bridge. high clouds filter into the region monday. current numbers, showing you hot numbers, concord, walnut creek, livermore. san jose upper 70s. santa rosa upper 80s. here you can pick out in san francisco, showing you the fog near the shoreline. the plan for tomorrow in san francisco, patchy dense fog. especially closer to ocean beach, 7:00 mid-50s. lore 70s by 4:00 as we thicken up the high clouds. and south bay upper 70s. forecast for tomorrow. 80s for the afternoon highs. 85 degrees. probable bump that up to 86 for your monday in san jose.

monday will be the hottest day of the week across the bay area. over night lows tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies. coastal fog. with the area of high pressure it squashes the marine layer. we could have dense fog near the immediate coast line. temperatures in the 50s. mild inland. low 60s towards san jose. livermore and antioch. high pressure, moving in for tomorrow. warming up into monday. this will transport the high clouds moving in from the south. they will be a factor for monday and tuesday. with moisture moving in and the heat it will feel muggy across the region. get ready for the change tomorrow. 95 to 100 degrees inland. around the bay, 80s. coast in the 60s approaching the 70 degrees. the fog to start out the day. high clouds moving in by 3:00, 4:00 and tomorrow night. you will notice showers to the

east. tomorrow 7:00, fog for the coast and bay. around 12:00 p.m. we will warm up, 88 degrees. and highs 65 to 100 degrees as we look at the numbers for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. 100 antioch. san jose 86. oakland 80. your five-day forecast, high clouds tuesday and a cooler trend tuesday, wednesday and thursday and fire danger goes up with the warming weather. coming up, we will look at day six and day seven with the weekend forecast. >> thank you. planet of the apes topped the opening day box office for the weekend. >> apes don't want war. the squel centers around animals that take over the worlds -- sequel centers around

animals that take over the world. the movie took in $73 million in the opening weekend. numbers are generally down this summer. this weekend was 24% lower than last year. new developments in a hit- and-run crash that left a man dead. >> he heard an impact. but it sounded so hard he thought it was another car. >> the clue authorities found that could lead to the person responsible. >> an officer killed in the line of duty. the confrontation that led up to his death and what the suspect said after it happened. >> and over seas tradition, running for their lives, to spain for the running of the bulls. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. a man driving a stolen car and traveling the wrong way on a highway was killed when he collided with a bus. it happened this morning near richmond. the bus driver and all 23 passengers on the bus were taken to the hospital. two passengers were admitted. the condition of the driver hasn't been released. new jersey police officer was shot and killed in his patrol car. the officer was responding to a store robbery this morning when

it happened. investigators say the suspect walked into walgreens and attacked a security guard. when police arrived, he approached the patrol car and opened fire. killing the officer. a witness told police he said he was going to be famous. >> he apologized for his conduct in walgreens and told the witness to watch the news later today, he will be famous. >> police say he shot at another police vehicle. the officers fired back killing him. follow the shooting investigators identified him as a suspect in a previous homicide. a fundraiser to help protect police dogs across the bay area. pet food express hosted the cover your canine event by donating 100% of sales for police dog safety equipment and police officers brought their

cadine 9s to the store -- canines to the store to meet the public. >> departments are still recovering after budget cuts and because of that we help supplement with police equipment that is really, really essentially for protecting the dogs -- essential for protecting the dogs. >> totals stand at $101,000 and not all the stores reported in yet. the goal is $125,000. donations will also be accepted through next sunday. only minor injuries so far, no one gored in the running of the bulls in spain. >> there they go. schetting the shot of adrenaline -- getting the shot of the adrenaline. the running of the bulls is bringing in hundreds of people

into the small town every year. >> a rush. a rush to your head. you are running and you are scared but full of adrenaline. amazing. it is good. >> the event has seen 15 people killed since 1911. most recent death happened 5 years ago. running of the bulls has been going on since the thirteenth century. authorities searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and- run crash. >> he knows wee looking for him. >> the critical clue that could lead to an arrest. >> look at them. amazing. >> an emotional walk for thousands of bay area women. how they are helping in the fight against a deadly disease. >> a pool party comes to an end with a crash. hear from the man who escaped harm and rescued the person who drove into the pool. >> download it ktvu channel 2 news app get news, traffic,

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a search underway for the person who struck and killed a man in a hit-and-run crash. investigators say the victim was walking home saturday morning after he got into a disagreement with friends. we have new information. ktvu's noelle walker is live with who authorities are looking for right now. >> reporter: we know the victim is nathan garza. the chp says the accident that killed the 21-year-old would have been just that, an

accident accept the driver sped away. >> reporter: flowers among the wild flowers at the edge of the road. >> this road is terrible. it is dangerous. >> reporter: her husband heard tires screeching on the road early saturday morning. >> and then he heard an impact. but it sounded so hard he thought it was another car. >> reporter: it wasn't a car. it was 21-year-old garza who was walking home when a car hit him. the driver did not stop. >> this was an accident. this turned into a crime when he left the scene. >> the chp says he was talking in the traffic lane. the suspect driving at him. they know he saw him because of the skid marks shing his hid

his break -- showing he hit his breaks. the chp found the car parked on the streets. investigators want to talk to a 33-year-old. >> he knows we are looking for him. >> the hit-and-run driver -- >> people just go too fast. >> reporter: on this fast deadly road. the neighbor said this isn't the first deadly accident on that stretch of road and she is afraid that won't be the last. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. sacramento county authorities are investigating a shoot out that left one person dead and four wounded about 1:15 a.m. this morning in a parking lot in east sacramento. there were 50 to 60 people standing near the lounge when two fights broke out. several people were firing guns. the person killed was 20 years

old. the victim was not involved in the fight and was standing outside to smoke. another witness just arrived to celebrate her birthday. >> missed -- pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. we were about 2 meters, 3 meters, you know, away. >> deputies don't know the motive for the shootings. -- san francisco police are reporting someone was stabbed near a b.a.r.t. station, it was a female who was attacked at the b.a.r.t. plaza at 10:45 a.m. this morning. the victim suffered one stab wound. there is no other information about the victim or the assailant. a special counsel meeting is set to discuss the fate of the oakland coliseum. focusing on the a's expension and the raiders pursuit of a

new stadium. it is 5:30 p.m. wednesday evening. the big ribbon cutting ceremony is days away for the 49ers new stadium. crews are putting the finishing touches on the levi's stadium. it will be christened with a soccer game august 2 between the earthquake and the sounders. the 49ers take to the field august 17 for the first pre- season football game against the broncos. 60% of birds found infected with west nile in california are in santa clara county. the county logged three times the number of west nile cases it had at this time compared to 2013. officials say warmer temperatures and the drought may be contributing to the problem because birds and mosquitoes are coming into closer contact around the same sources of water. apple is assuring iphone

location tracking is not used by the government for spay operations. the company is responding to a report on friday by the chinese central television. apple says the information is stored only on the phone, is password protected and not available to third part keys and it appreciates -- parties and it appreciates opportunities to educate customers but they don't put privacy or personal data at risk. 2,000 people fished up the avon breast cancer walk today. raising $4 million. ktvu's katy eustis talked with the participates about the inspiring and emotional 40-mile walk. >> reporter: two days. >> very emotional. >> reporter: 39.3 miles. >> women are amazing. look at them. amazing. >> reporter: and thousands of reasons to keep walking. >> i lost my sister to breast

cancer. she was 57. and actually -- >> reporter: she vowed to participate in the avon breast cancer walk then and there. >> so i said i would do whatever i could. anything. >> reporter: super walkers still need heroes who donate. >> look at all the people who helped us. >> each person raises $1,800 to participate. >> we got to get it done. we have to kill cancer. and the only way we will do it is if everybody works together. and save women of all ages. >> hitting younger and younger women all the time. >> i am walking for the under 30 year olds. this could happen to them, it happened to me. >> reporter: this walk is the length of a marathon and while it is not a race it is competitive for many of the

fundraisers. >> number two fundraiser, avon breast cancer walk, we raised $98,000 and shooting for $100,000 and we are close. >> finding a remedy is a race against time for her. >> i am walking in the hopes of making breast cancer a treatable disease. >> the road to a cure has been long. in the 12 years since it started they were both diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. >> i kept walking. that inspired me for the rest of my life to do this walk. >> reporter: she says with every dollar raised we are one step closer. >> i will continue to do this till i can't walk anymore. >> katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> on www.ktvu.com you will find more on the avon breast cancer walk, including information on how to donate. lookinate latest news headlines. -- look under latest news

headlines. he confirmed this weekend he is gay. in an interview today he said he only really realized that about himself. he says the lie had become too big and says now i am comfortable saying i am a gay man and i don't want young people to feel the same way i did. you can grow up, be comfortable and be gay. swimmer rescued a driver who crashed her jeep into a pool at an apartment complex yesterday during a pool party. see the car right there. the womannal drove through -- woman drove through the fence into the pool. a man diving at the same time was not hurt and saved the woman. >> i took a dive in the pool. i was like, oh, man, awesome explosion i did. i turn around and there is a jeep in the pool.

everyone is screaming save the woman. i swim over to the jeep right here and there was a woman, she had the safety belt on. i pulled her out. >> that driver was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police haven't said if she will face charges. wow! why hundreds of drivers ditched their cars today and why the san jose sharks fight back over outrage over the team's new cheerleaderring uniforms and a live look at conditions in san jose, blue skies. high clouds, 77 degrees. temperatures soared in the bay area. will the trend continue for your week? ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is up with the answer.

sansan francisco's richmond direct tranformed today. -- district transformed today. the goal is to give residents more room to walk, bike and run in the area without worrying about vehicles on the roads. businesses get involved by setting up booths along the streets. if you missed it the next event is august 24. mild out there but there is probably over cast as there generally is. but maybe that will change. >> yeah. the cloud deck pulled back closer to the coast. san francisco is almost like its own weather world. one side it the other. we have partly cloudy skies across the bay area. dense fog near the show line and the high clouds, you will noting more high clouds tomorrow. as far as temperatures from this afternoon, talking about a warm up.

especially towards fairfield, concord, antioch. santa rosa 89. san jose 77. san francisco not as warm, 66 degrees. antioch temperature 99. live storm tracker 2, high clouds, approaching from the south. by tomorrow we will have partly cloudy skies out there. current numbers, santa rosa 87 degrees. oakland 70. concord 93 degrees. and the forecast for tomorrow, concord, temperatures back up into the mid-90s. by 2:00 p.m. afternoon, 94. and san jose right now, partly cloudy skies, currently upper 70s, 77. for tonight we have partly cloudy skies. coastal fog. here is the live camera. and you can see the high clouds moving into the region. tomorrow warm to hot. increasing high clouds. it will feel muggy out there. like last monday. interesting the timing

identical to last monday. high clouds. extended forecast, a cooling trend. warm air moving in and with the compression, with the fog, shrinks the marine layer, that will introduce dense fog to the forecast. near the immediate coast line and around parts of the bay as well. area of high pressure. warming pattern and this will set up the circulation with the moisture from the south. high clouds for monday and also into tuesday. and looks like the timing holds off till mid-afternoon. inland in the 90s.  approaching 100 degrees. it will feel humid. bay 80s. beaches in the 60s. forecast model. fog to start off the day. locally dense for your monday morning and high clouds moving in from the south and showers across the sierra. we will keep an eye on the radar. there is a chance of a sprinkle

but the bulk of the activity remains to the west and also to the east into monday. highs for tomorrow. triple digits on the maps, clear lake and vacaville. 99 fairfield. san rafael 89 degrees. oakland 80. livermore 99. antioch 100 degrees for mondays afternoon. san francisco 72. and pacifica 65 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, high clouds tuesday. wednesday and thursday. with your weekend in view, no major changes for saturday, partly cloudy skies, and cooler sunday. going for a run tomorrow outside you will notice the humidity is increasing. feels like the gulf out there with the moisture. >> thank you. different story in the mid- west. severe rains left illinois under water.

this is in burbank outside chicago. one person had to be rescued from his car. this is the 4th time in 5 years the city has been hit with major flooding. a church lost its flood insurance the last time and it hasn't finished rebuilding from the last flood. the san jose sharks addressed the back lash towards the new cheerleading squat. a facebook page against the ice girls. they object to a sexist double standard for the uniform. but they say the uniforms are tasteful and no different than any other teams in the national hockey league. the a's head into the all star break with the best record in baseball and the giants did something incredible today as well. >> they did. plus it took extra time but the world cup finally finds its champion. sports wrap is coming up next.

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[ music ] good evening everyone and welcome to sports wrap. the baseball season is more than half over but the all star break is usually the time to take a moment and reflect where a team is before play resumes. the athletics trying to get one in seattle against chris young. 1-0 in the fifth. he singles. he doubled with one out, coming from second. he beats the throw. 1-1 game. he dumps a hit into left.

he will be in safely. the a's have their first lead a at 2-1. he goes 7, allowing just one run. all star brandon moss taking him for a 3-1 lead. homer number 21 on the year for moss. and then in the 9th, nick punto, able to keep this ball fair. that is just the second time he has gone deep this year. a's 4-1. they go to break with a game and a half lead over the angels. rangers celebrated the fact they are all-star game bound. rangers led the angels 1-0. mike trout with the bases loaded, the dive and that doesn't work out.

all three runners come home. angels won 10-7. >> fifth inning it looked like a familiar script for the giants. they were struggling. trailing arizona 1-0. then lightning struck. pagan bauble head day. it is uncertain when he will be back. huntser pence in the first inning. -- hunter pence in the first inning. he tries to go from first to third and cut down. the giants are being shut out but then they loaded the bases and buster posey did this. the grand slam. the second of his career and just like that giants ahead 4- 1. in the 6th. lightning struck again. bases loaded for madison bumgarner. the second grand slam for madison bumgarner this season

and the first time in major league baseball history the starting pitcher and catcher hit glad slams in the same game. 8-4 win. >> germany earned the distinction of calling themselves the best soccer team in the world. or football team. whenever except the united states. the world cup finals. trying to deliver his country's third world cup. the goal was nullified. he was offsides. here is how close the germans got to scoring. he hits the most. off a player before it is smothered by the goalie. they played two 15 minute extra periods. germanyifiabley broke through.

-- germany finally broke through. mario goetze boots it home. take another look. what a fine individual left by mario goetze. argentina was kept off the boards. brazil still the all time leader with 5. >> still to come on this early night sunday sports wrap, -- we will be right back. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com.

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. women's golf tour, the british open and an unlikely winner. she never won on the lpga tour. this ball will roll and roll and then roll more. if it goes in it is a double eagle. it hits the stick and comes to

rest a few feet away. made her eagle putt. the only player under par at 1 under. she wanted for an hour. she tried to -- waited for an hour. she tried to catch her. she didn't do it. and she can celebrate the biggest day of her golf career. >> seniors, the u.s. open in oklahoma. hadn't won in 12 years and been out of the game for 7. if that had gone he would have won. on the third playoff hole. it is over. montgomery never won on u.s. soil accept this year when he won the pga and the open. and new hampshire for the stop on the nascar circuit. jimmie johnson had trouble. punctured tire caused him to end up against the wall.

finished second to last. 11 laps completed. brad keselowski wins for the third time this season and sweeps both races at new hampshire this weekends. number three in over all points. gordon on top and earnhardt second. and that will do it for sports wrap. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, an attack on a woman in a park. police working on a sketch of the suspect. we will have the very latest on that investigation tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your source for news. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m.

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