now at 5:00. a teen-age girl sexually assaulted in the bathroom of a complex. >> >> what neighbors are saying about it and what we learned about sex offenders living in that area. >> >> a suspect killed by bay area authorities. what they reveal about the moment before the shots were fired. >> >> hundreds gather in san francisco to protest the violence in the mideast. hear from both sides, plus

their messages to international leaders. a public bathroom in an east bay apartment complex, now part of a police investigation. a teen-age girl said she was sexually assaulted. >> >> hello, everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> the alleged assault happened yesterday afternoon in a rest room shared by people living at that complex. crease tina randone is there on waterfall way saying residents say they are worried the attacker lives nearby. >> reporter: several residents who live here at lakeside apartments say that several sex offenders live in this area police say that's part of their investigation, but they are hoping other people come forward with information. >> along the quiet path called waterfall way sits the

clubhouse of the complex. inside, public rest rooms where a teen-age girl claims she was sexually assaulted by a man who made his way into the stall she was using saturday apartment noon. >> i have been living here for eight months now. it has been cool. >> reporter: the public bathroom has a security feature torres continues, but someone could have potentially followed a resident in. the rest room is closed >> it's shocking, but it's not shocks. i'm from oakland, and unfortunately, i hear this a lot. >> saying they researched the area before they moved here -- >> we found out there are a couple of registered sex offenders that live here. >> reporter: 20 live within a one mile radius of lakeside

apartment. police believe this is an isolated incident. >> the suspect, average build, nothing really specific regarding him, a black male -- anyone with that generic of a description, we would like to talk to the people and see if they saw something. >> reporter: neighbors are hoping to keep each other safe while hoping police make an arrest soon. >> >> police say the entire staff here is fully cooperating in their investigation. live in san leandr o, kristina randone, ktvu channel "2 news." witnesses describe a man as african-american, 6', 170- pounds with a thin build. they say he was wearing a baseball cap, blue jean jacket and they say the partially naked man walked in the area at

5:00 in the afternoon. anyone with information is asked to call palo alt police. >> >> on friday, martin's defense attorney told us 34 of the 150 counts have been dropped. the former teacher has maintained the physical contact with students was not sexually motivated. >> >> new information tonight about a shooting involving several bay area agencies. tonight, the suspect is dead. an investigation is underway. authorities now say it was an alameda county sheriff's deputy that fired the shots that killed that suspect. no well walker is live at police headquarters with the radio calls that tell us more about the shooting. >> >> reporter: heather, this started as a brief police chase, opd officers trying to catch the driver of a stolen vehicle. when the driver got out and

ran, the k9 unit arrived to help. it ended with a deputy shooting the suspect. earlier this morning, oakland police were looking for a suspect all they said was they were looking for someone in a yard with a gun. >> reporter: someone police say went into the yards near 105th it's crazy. it's always stuff happening in there. >> >> reporter: alameda sheriff k9 was called in to help flush out the suspect. police scanner captured eight gunshots and a deadly end to the search. >> suspect down. >> we can confirm there has been an officer involved shooting. >> reporter: police are not saying if the suspect was armed. the drama started before 4:00 am when patrol officers first spotted this stolen silver volvo. the car was reported stolen

during a home invasion robbery july 12th that involved a gun. >> during the home inracial ovation robbery, some of the invasion robbery, some of the victims were pistol-whipped. >> this is reality for us out here. we have to grow up and see stuff like this. >> reporter: the park across the street that was overrun by drug dealers has been closed for years. now, it's overrun with weed says and discarded alcohol bottles. judge it will get better one day but i don't see it. >> reporter: a future that is hard to focus on through police cars flashing lights. >> reporter: this started off as an opd case, but because alameda county deputy sheriffs are involved, there are multiple investigations going on. reporting live in oakland,

noelle walker, ktvu channel "2 news." developing news in sha, it dasta county county fire is still raging. the fire has already destroyed eight homes. there is no containment. firefighters from as far away as montana are helping to battle the wildfire. . the wildfire is one of more than a dozen burning right now in northern california. here is a map showing some of the approximate locations of the fires burning right now. many of them, as we said.

had little to no containment. california national guard tweeted this photo taken of the fall river mills airport in shasta county, showing an enormous plume of smoke. as with many of these fires, crews are up against high temperatures and tender dry vegetation. mark tomeo continues with more on what the firefighters are facing. >> august, september, october, very extreme conditions out there. as far as the conditions right now, around the two fires you were talking about, here's a closer look at the mapping system. showing the two fires and the weather today -- we'll look at some of the current conditions. very dry and winds out of the southwest, abetted of a breeze around 12-miles an hour. the other fire to the north, the day fire, still pretty hot there as well.

temperatures, upper 80s to 90 degrees. temperatures cool off a bit, relative humidity around 10% and winds not too much of a factor, five miles an hour. the key extremely dry at the humidity levels around 10-20%. i'm tracking some changes to our south toward southern california. look how the clouds and even the rainshowers toward the south east portion of the state. all of this will be approaching california within the next one to two days. parts of northern california, a big impact on our local forecast. more on that coming up in 10 minutes. >> >> on our website, our web team is working to keep you updated on the massive fires to our north. fire danger right here in the bay area. look for the weather link near the top of our home page. >> >> to new developments in the mideast. we learned in the last hour that israel has agreed to a sovereign hour humanitarian cease-fire. set to start at midnight our

time. however, hamas has not accepted this deal. meantime, u.s. called the latest round of violence appalling. they condemned israel shelling near a united faces school in gaza, calling it disgraceful. 10 people dayed, 35 others were injured. the u.n. said it was a moral outrage and a criminal act. >> all of these installations have been passed to the military, multiple times. they know where the shelters are. >> if hamas hides among the innocent, the innocent will get killed because israel does not have any choice but to stop people firing hamas firing rockets at their citizens. >> in total, 71 palestinians died in fighting, bringing the death toll to more than 1800. most were civilians, more than 300 were children. 4 israeli soldier says and three civilians have died in

the almost month long conflict. in san francisco, coming up at 5:30, we speak to people with personal ties to the conflict and tell you what happened when propalestinian demonstrators arrived. >> >> in exactly two weeks from today, the 49ers will take the field at levi stadium. fans tell us they enjoyed all of the high-tech facilities levi's has to offer, but many struggled just getting inside the great american amusement park was open, so a parking lot there was unavailable. streets around the stadium were backed up before the soccer match. 40,000 were in attendance. and as we welcome in one stadium, we say good-bye to another. candlestick park played host to

a last event. today's community day supporting youth sports in the bay area. many bay area participants used the event as a time to reminisce on candlestick's legacy >> i remember coming here when willie mays broke the national league record against the dodgers. it's so many great moments here. we did it as a family and friends, it was so much fun. >> reporter: the farewell series will wrap up august 14th when paul mccartney takes the stage for a soldout concert. the last big event before demolition which is scheduled in the spring of next year. >> >> bay area moms teaming up with oakland raiders to keep kids safe. at 5:30, their message to youngsters taking to the football field. >> >> thousands of people told not to drink their on tap water. >> it may cause liver issues. >> how officials are working to

clean out an entire city supply. >> >> biking across water. the new invention by a bay area man that can change how people commute and how much it will cost you. it's kfc night.

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highway patrol officers say the driver of a big rig drifted and hit an 'em bankment, knocking 24 cartons of fruit on the highway. two lanes were closed for several hours. the driver was arrested for drunk driving. >> >> a convicted murderer who escaped from prison guards is back in custody. jeffrey landers got away at 6:00 while guards were transporting him through the county. he was serving time for stabbing a riverside man to death in 2011. he was being transferred to

stockton and got away in the livingston area. no word on exactly where he was found and captured. >> >> a reckless driver lead to officers firing their guns in stockton. it happened in a tree orchard off highway 99. the driver ran off the road and into one of the trees in the orchard, when the officer responded, they say the man behind the wheel showed a weapon. the officer then shot and killed him. the identity of that man is not known. >> >> a trio took a jet sky out in pittsburgh to watch the sunset. when the three did not return, hours later, the coast guard launched a search. the three were found near spoonville creek. it was helpful they were wearing life jackets, but they wanted to remind people going out on the water, be sure to

take flares adam housley reports, residents in toledo, ohio are being told to not use the water for any reason. >> reporter: the first test indicating trouble came friday night. after midnight on saturday, the district put out a warning for toledo and suburbs. elevated readings for the toxic microsystem. the city has said not to boil the water, because it increases the toxic concentration, the mayor said that children should not bathe in the water and the water should not be given to pets. so far, residents have been told not to drink, brush their teeth or wash dishes and people with liver problems and other health concerns have been told not to take showers. >> people who have sensitive skin may not wanted to shower because it can be irritating. the only other recommendation, we talked about it earlier, it may cause some liver issue.

people with underlying liver disease now they want to hold off. >> reporter: businesses, restaurants have closed. medical facilities in tough situations. the state national guard has delivered water purification system and pallets of water have been brought into the area as well. algae bloom was expected to start in september. it has surprised scientists. operators of water plants up and down lake erie servicing 11 million people have been increased boo the toxins in water over the last few years, more tests are being run at the state and federal level to see what can be done about the water in and around lake erie. adam housley, "fox news." >> >> summer is peak season for amusement parks. an amusement ride company that has been fined more than $100

thousand for a safety violation at a county fair. there is an investigation. >> investigating years of fair ride reports and discovered the company facing the multiple fine is linked to 20 injuries and accidents over the past decade. tomorrow, the common thread we found that connects some of the worst cases and what inspectors say are being done to keep you safe. >> >> developing news out of southern california, more thunder and lightening has as the rain poured on people and drenched people. dozens of bicyclists are being treated for hypothermia after getting stuck in a thunderstorm near big bear lake. the storm may have caused a big rig pileup. last sunday a20-year-old man was killed by lightening at venice beach in los angeles.

13 others were injured. >> >> seems to be feast or famine down there. >> >> let's check your weather, meteorologist mark tome o, celebrating the birthday -- >> we are tracking the rain in southern california because that pattern approaching the bay area over the next couple of days in terms of the cloud cover, possibly shower chances in the region. right now, you can see all of the activity, giving it a closer look at the yellows and oranges showing up. indicating heavier rains outside of los angeles as well. to the east of los angeles and all of this cloud cover and instability worked its way closer to the bay area. right now, we have low clouds and fog at the shore line. that is typical for this time of the year, then the high clouds are sweeping in. more high clouds expected as we head into tonight, monday and into your tuesday as well. we did cool off, showing youle 0s out there. right now, 81 degrees in livermore.

san francisco, at least near the coastline in the upper 50s at 58, santa rosa checking in at 58 degrees. as far as the wind speeds, still a breeze. fairfield, winds 18-miles an hour, sf o, stronger winds, gusting up to 24-miles an hour and san jose at of the northwest checking in at 14- miles an hour. we have increasing clouds, coastal fog, here is our live camera coming up for you looking out toward the bay, golden gate bridge with the fog kind of holding the golden gate. for tomorrow, high clouds, it will be humid. we have been talking about the reoccurring pattern, for the past threw weeks, moisture from outshout, feeling very muggy, very humid. setting the stage for possibly showers as early as monday night and into tuesday. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. mid-50s to low 60s, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, fog near the immediate coastline. here's the overall weather

pattern. we are looking to our north, this time, we are looking to the south. tomorrow, high clouds, humid, a chance of a shower, slight chance by tomorrow evening into early tuesday morning. but then look at what happens. close to the bay area. we bump up the shower chances, forecast models trying to get a better handle on the potential shower chances in the bay area. it will be humid, slight chance of a shower will linger into wednesday. here's our forecast models showing you the clouds, fog and higher clouds, and then more clouds push into the region on monday. we'll be watching this moisture move in for monday night into tuesday. forecast highs for tomorrow. warmest locations mainly in the 80s, clear lake, 90 degrees >> santa rosa, mid-70s. lots of 80s -- south bay, san jose checks into the upper 70s, morgan hill, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. not completely clear, still keeping it cool near the

immediate coastline. here is a look ahead. changes for tuesday. a chance of a scattered showers, best chance for the north and east bay. slight chance wednesday and we'll have a more typical pattern for thursday and friday. coming up, a closer look at the forecast for tuesday shower chances and we'll have your weekend in view for day 6 and day 7. >> >> a marine county man is giving his water biking concept a big upgrade and is hoping that idea will catch on. he started to sell bikes made to be ridden on water. they have an aluminum frame. the bike is capable of speeds up to eight nauts. he introduced his first water bikes last fall that were made from street bikes. can you get the all-new water bikes for about $6,500. >> hundreds of protesters taking to the streets to talk about the crieses in the

mideast. we hear from both sides, plus, people with personal ties. >> >> vandals target an east bay garden. a look at the damage an the evers to fix it. >> >> first, hundreds of people killed in a devastating earthquake overseas. the latest on rescue operations in china. o?oowq

rescue operations underway in china after a powerful

earthquake collapsed buildings and killed 367 people. the quake measured 6.1. surveillance video captured the moment the quake hit at 4:30 p.m. local time. one woman said the shaking seemed to last forever and said the power remains off and large after shocks are constant. another woman told us her neighborhood looked like a battlefield. >> >> encouraging news about the american doctor infected with the deadly ebola virus. dr. kent brantly was able to walk into the emery university hospital on his own yesterday. he was brought from liberia where he was treating people with the virus before he, himself, became ill >> the reason we are bringing the patients back to our facility is because we feel they deserve to have the highest level of care offered

for their treatment. brantly received a blood transfusion from a 14-year-old boy who suffered ebola under his care and hoped that the teen's antibodies would help the doctor fight off the virus. another doctor expected to arrive from liberia soon for treatment at the same atlanta hospital. >> >> close tore home, it's camp time for a group of burn survivors. they gathered to board buses for tahoe. the free week long program gives kids 6-17 a chance to let their guard down and meet her children that face similar challenges. >> i'm having fun, getting away from problems in school and stuff like that. it's kind of hard to get around with people that are not burned like me. >> nobody knows what they go through other than themselves. when they are able to talk to each other and find out they are not the only ones going through a certain thing, they are able to help each other.

it helps them to get back to society. >> the camp is in its 21st year. >> what a nice event for the children. >> >> coming up next, continuing coverage on the conflict in gaza. >> >> proisrael demonstrators took to the streets of san francisco today watch police's biggest problem was and we'll so you video of the the latest from the capital and why experts say a bill that is being proposed have no way of getting signed. >> >> a tribute to jerry garcia. at ikea, we don't just design furniture.

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continuing coverage on the ongoing violence in the mideast. late to dee, we learned israel agreed to a seven hour humanitarian cease-fire set to begin midnight our time. hamas has not accepted that deal. meantime, the u.s. state department strongly condemned an attack on a u.n. school. 10 people were killed. 35 injured. dozens of palestinians were killed elsewhere. the total death toll for both sides is nearing 2 million. >> >> here in the bay hairy, hundreds gathered for a

proisrael rally. >> >> yasmine smith is there. -- >> reporter: well, i spoke with police. it was a peaceful protest earlier today. no arrests were made and the biggest issue was traffic control. about 40 san francisco police officers were on hand for one of the biggest proisrael rallies in the city since the fighting began. organizers tell me every saturday there is a protest at the civic center in san francisco. they felt it has been very one sided. that's why they organized this large gathering today to call for police and shine light on the problems in hamas. many of the people that participated have personal ties to the violence. >> my mother has been in a bombshell at the for the past month in a half. she has been calling me every day, panicked. >> it's so heartbreaking what

is going on, children are being killed. it's the children i want to stand up for. on both sides. >> stop bombing our youth! >> reporter: as you can hear, there was a small counter protest about a dozen supporters there. both sides saying they are standing up for human rights. at times, it got tense and protesters chanted "shame on you." today was quiet. protesters have cleared out of this area around 4:00 this afternoon. we'll have a full wrapup on this story tonight at 10:00. for now, live in san francisco, ktvu channel "2 news." today was a recovery mission at the crash site of the malaysian airline. investigators have been able to reach the area despite fighting between ukrainian forcessed on

prorussian separatists. the head of the team said they searched two square miles with the help of cadaver dogs and found more personal belongings, but no more human remains. >> the mission has been working at the crash site since the first of august. today, more than 100 officers are searching in one of the five priority places. >> the recovery workers are searching eight square miles for the remains of 80 victims. it's believed the separatists fired a surface to air missile that brought down the plane on july 17th and killed all 298 people onboard. >> >> republicans and democrats took to the air waves this morning with strong words for the white house and congress for not doing enough to solve the immigration crisis. >> we say it's time toe secure the border. it hasn't got anything to do with anything other than american citizens expect washington to respect the constitution and secure the

border. >> the house passed an immigration bill late friday before leaving for summer recess. however, the republican bill was a heavily watered down version of the president's proposal. most analysts agree it never had a chance to getting through the senate, let alone, a signature from the president. >> he will do everything within his power and within the law. >> president obama said on friday he will likely issue an executive order to ail indicate emergency funds to border states. that money will help stem the flow of children crossing the border and pay for the detention and processing of the young immigrants. >> >> u.s. marine jailed in next cowill have a chance to fight for his freedom. he tried to bring several guns across the san diego/mexico border checkpoint in april. l.a. times reports during tomorrow's hearing, his lawyer will

question the officials that detained him. the 26-year-old war veteran told officials he accidentally entered mexico after he made a wrong turn alt a border crossing. he has been in a mexican prison since his arrest in april. >> >> first-of-its-kind law for the disarming of at risk gun owners. the legislation will allow family members, therapist, to petition a judge to take firearms away from people that may harm themselves or others. it was prompted by the shooting in santa barbara. >> >> police are trying to determine if a shooting and a robbery around the same time this morning are linked. investigators say someone opened fire on two people before 12:30 after in the

parking lot. two people were wounded, both had emergency sergrys. their conditions were not released. shortly after an armed robbery was reported. police have not made any arrests and said witnesses in each case gave similar descriptions of the suspects. >> >> a group of oakland residents are trying to repair damage done to a community garden overnight. vandals broke into the west oakland urban farm. the vandals uprooted vegetables, broke into the chicken koop and knocked over bean poles. volunteers tried to salvage withdraw they could, but they say that some of the crops were too gone. >> >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is telling people to be on alert following a mountain lion sighting.

anyone doing outside activities in that area keep an eye out. wildlife experts say never to approach a mountain lion. in fact, pick them up, don't run away, face the animal and try to appear larger by waving your arms. >> >> bay area moms are learning more about football safety with a little help from the oakland raiders, 50 parents showed up to learn about their child's safety on the football field. -- they learned everything from proper tackling -- et cetera, moms tell us this information is key when you have several kids on the field. >> i'm involved all the way around. >> for moms it's knowing what to look for in any young football player. we start in ands 5-14. we need to be very aware of what is going on with the

little guy. usa football said this clinic benefits the parents and football overall. >> >> people in san francisco paid tribute to the late jerry garcia at his boyhood home. today is the 12th an all jerry day. the former grateful dead front man lived in two homes in the district. one in his parents until he was five and another with his grandparents. you talk about chilling out, up next a turtle leads authorities on a slow speed chase. catching up to him is half the battle. >> >> plus, artists celebrating

diversity. >> >> mark tomeo tracking a chance of showers for your workweek. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better.

soul festival wrapping up after two days of fun. in addition to vendors selling plenty of hand made arts and craft, there was a dance contest, bar bq competition and a vintage arts show. >> weather couldn't have been any better than to get out and enjoy it. mark tomeo telling us maybe some rain is coming our way. >> maybe some showers. over the past few weeks, i have

been tracking showers and moisture plumes coming into the area and we have the shower threat. a month or so muggy conditions out there. recurring theme once again this week. as far as temperatures from today, they cool off. neighborhoods have been very hot, today, finally some relief. a lot of 80s concorde, livermore, san francisco, 74, looking to our south toward southern california, a bit of a circulation developing. rotation and all of the moisture approaching the bay area. there is the circulation i was talking about associated with an area of low pressure. the area of low pressure producing showers and thunderstorms. no showers here, we just have the clouds out here and the clouds move into the region. high clouds definitely continue to filter into the region. current numbers out there, santa rosa, 71, san jose reporting partly cloudy skies

and 71 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow. san jose starting out the day with high clouds moving in throughout the afternoon. temperatures on track to reach the mid-70s, right now, coastal fog out there, pretty steady breeze. for tonight, partly cloudy, some coastal fog, tomorrow, morning fog, high clouds and then tuesday, look what happens, we are talking about the shower chance even as early as monday night. there is the overall weather pattern. low pressure, we have it right here. tomorrow, increasing high clouds. it will not be completely clear. it will be humid once again and a slight chance of an evening shower. look what happened tuesday, moving a little closer to the bay area. definitely impacting the sierra. with that. we bump up the chances. only a chance, it will still be humid the shower chance could linger into early wednesday morning. forecast models, tomorrow morning, starting out low clouds and fog. notice the clouds moving in from the east, heading to the

west. showers developing toward the sierra. look what happens tuesday morning. coverage in the north bay, even a few possible light showers toward san francisco and then through the afternoon hours, coverage on the decrease. some of the forecast models more aggressive than this one. we'll have to keep an eye on the tuesday forecast, decreasing clouds by wednesday afternoon. forecast highs tomorrow, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, temperatures in the 60s for san francisco, a lot of 70s around the bay, inland. not much in the way of 90s. warmest location approaching the 80s, here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast. slight chance of a shower into wednesday and gradually warm things back up into thursday and friday with your weekend always in view. it looks like sunday will be the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. once again, getting a little closer to the bay area. >> >> firefighters now say they expect to have the fire burning in yosemite fully contained by

next saturday. firefighters say the fire is 89% contained with 46,000-acres burned and two homes destroyed. investigators say they don't know what sparked the fire. later tonight on a second look after the 10:00 news at 11:00. an in depth look at 150 years after abraham lincoln signed the bill that created the internationally known park. >> >> officers have spotted this 150-pound tortoise yesterday afternoon. it took the strength of two officers to hoist the reptile into their patrol car. police said "the tortoise did try to make a run for it but why officers are pretty fast." we are quoting here >> tiger woods is forced to withdraw from today's final round. >> >> oakland a's face off in a

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oakland average's score three runs in the first innings. kansas city had decent pitchers too. all-star scott came in 5-0, but royals scored all of their runs in the fifth inning. omar doubles, sending escobar and noke home.

royals sent james big game shield to the mound. he was perfect going through five. angels are now within one game of the first place a's.

>> >> it makes no sense, by giants madison baumgartner is a different pitcher than he is on the road. today, he raised his road record to 9 and 2. hunter had two homers a double and four runs batted in. joins had two homers in their last 10 games combined and they had four two hit complete game shutout, the fourth national league pitcher to reach 13 vicaries. giant also 11 hits, but scored nine runs. posey, four for five, three

rbi, 9-0 the final. they are 2 1/2 back of the dodgers. >> >> defending champion at the bridgestone invitational off the course. you have to wonder when we will see tiger woods on the course again. this is him -- he hit everything but the fairway, he says this awkward second shot started to cause back spasms and it kept getting worst, so he withdrew after nine holes. rory mcelroy was the hound chasing the fox. after 75 minute rain delay, he starts this hunt. . >> >> sergio's drive hit as woman's hand and knocks the diamond off her ring.

somehow, they found the diamond in the rough. it was tied until rory makes this putt. he leads sergio by one. today, rory shoots a 4 under and comes from three down to win it. he reclaims the world's number one ranking from adam scott. >> >> coming up. serena goes for her third win -- we'll be back with the traffic report, next. ok buddy, aim it at us.

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ed last time we saw serena williams, she was dizzy and weak. but that virus is gone and today, she was a champion. first set went to a tiebreaker. the match lasted 79 minutes.ed fourth final of the year for

both players. williams, 4-0 in finals. trying to sneak in a drop chop, but look at that, serena pounces on it, she wins the second set 6-3. she looks as strong as ever. >> >> dale ernhardt, jr. finally living up to the hype. he won four races from 2005- 2013, but this year, he has won three already. go bowling 400 in poconos. cars went down like pins. hamlin start as convoy of crashes. this is what matt saw as it all goes down. aj, watch him come in, 43 car. he will slam in to kensith and knock the camera for a loop.

watch tony stewart. 13 cars. dale ernhardt, jr. takes the lead from greg biffel he joins jimmy johnson as the only three time winners this season. >> >> and that is sports as we see it for this early edition of sports wrap. giants win. >> thanks. >> >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, while their team wasn't on the field, 49ers kept a really close eye on the action at levi stadium. >> what they learned. what they say they need to work on before the niners take the field. >> thanks for watching. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. see you.

whatcha doin' there? working on a new plan to catch the roadrunner? the humorous implication being that i am wile e. coyote? yes. and this is a schematic for a bird-trapping device that will ultimately backfire and cause me physical injury? yes. (quick chuckle) what i'm doing here is trying to determine when i'm going to die. a lot of people are working on that research. so what is all this? my family history factoring in longevity, propensity for disease, et cetera. interesting. cause of death for uncle carl was kbb.