new developments tonight in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 2-year-old girl. police make an arrest. it's not the driver but the girl's aunt. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. a surprising twist tonight in a deadly hit-and-run case. police in san francisco have arrested the aunt of a little girl who was killed in a crosswalk. we get the latest developments from noelle walker. she tells us why police say this is a case of felony child endangerment. noelle. >> reporter: first of all police don't know if the driver who was going across this

crosswalk knew whether or not he or she hit someone but they do know the girl that was in the middle of that crosswalk should not have been there. tonight they arrested the aunt of this little girl right here, called mi-mi. >> tragic. >> reporter: while a memorial grows for a toddler hit and killed in a crosswalk. >> i think things like this happen very often. >> reporter: san francisco police made a stunning announcement tonight. >> there was an arrest made in the case. >> reporter: not the driver of the car that struck and killed miyana gregory friday evening but the aunt who was with the toddler and her twin brother at the time. >> the investigation showed evidence that there was child neglect that resulted in the death of the 2-year-old toddler. >> reporter: police say 25-year- old larisha gates was walking across mission street against the light when she left the girl in the middle of the road to go back to the curb and get her brother. the car that hit her had a

green light. >> wow. >> reporter: while police look for that driver, mi-mi's aunt was booked for child endangerment and neglect. >> maybe she was preoccupied. if she was taking care of one child and forgot about the other. does she deserve to be arrested for that. i don't know? >> reporter: today police stepped up patrol between fourth and fifth street ticketing jaywalkers. >> pedestrians feel that they're speed and their hurry is more important than their safety. >> reporter: and stopping drivers. >> reporter: a woman who says she is mi-mi's cousin came to visit that memorial to get close -- closer to the girl she says she can no longer touch. police are still looking for the driver in this vehicle. it is a white or light colored 90s model toyota camry, honda or camry.

it had dark colored bumpers and rimless. noelle walker. developing news developing the often deadly ebola virus and a possible case now being investigated here in northern california. hospital officials at the kaiser hospital in south sacramento say they are treating a patient who may have been exposed to ebola. officials say the patient is in isolation and the hospital is using cdc guidelines. but they have not said how the individual may have been exposed or if it happened in west africa where the epidemic has now killed more than 1,200 people. and infectious disease specialist says the public should not panic. >> people who have been in that region or have been in contact with people who have been in that region are being super vigilant. it could take a couple of

cays cays -- days to get the results. some brands are being pulled from store shelves because of possible salmonella contamination. we have maureen naylor with the brands that are involved. >> reporter: here's a look at some of the 40 plus types of peanut and almond butters being affected by the recall also included some generic brands. now all pulled off routine testing by the faa discovered the contamination risk. >> reporter: armed with a cart full of snacks tonight, the santor family is getting ready for the first day of school tomorrow and school lunches. >> i like peanut butter a lot. especially peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. >> reporter: what they didn't know is that trader joe's almond butter and whole foods 355 almond butter they bought in the past is part of the recall.

>> actually it's scary because we refer to almond quite a bit just because our children are in special diets. >> reporter: it includes air head mills organic peanut butter, m era naza almond and peanut butter, trader joes raw almond butter and whole foods 365 roasted almond butter. >> it's pretty scary because we eat a lot of peanut butter and we assume when stuff is organic it's made at a higher level i guess and that it's safe. >> reporter: this family left whole foods tonight with a cake in honor of back to school. >> i love whole foods. and to hear that is a surprise for me. >> reporter: a surprise the brand she buys for her two daughters is on the list. most of the recalled items fall under the maranaza brand. the company's president says we're initiating a recall as a precautionary measure and are working closely with the fda to

proactivity remedy the situation. >> reporter: stores have been told to remove the products from shelves and warehouses and destroy them.  four people have reported being sickened. if you have one of the affected products with specific use by dates you're asked to contact the manufacturer and throw the item out. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. and on ktvu.com we posted more on the products involved in the recall including the used by dates to look out for. you can find all that information under hot topics. a 19-year-old student from uc berkeley is recovering tonight after contracting a serious case of viral meningitis from west nile virus. this is a facebook page about abby murphy. the modesto woman thought she had whiplash from a bike accident but tests confirmed west nile. murphy suffered from vomiting,

headaches and -- the fogging is set to start at 11:00 tonight and last until 2:00 a.m. officials in santa clara county report a spike in the number of dead bird with west nile this year. and mosquito fogging is also happening in contra costa county tonight. vector control crews are spraying until 11:00 p.m. happening now another night of protests in ferguson missouri despite calls for people to only protest during daylight hours and have a night of peace. it's been 10 days now since the police officer shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown. u.s. attorney general eric holder is due in ferguson tomorrow. he wrote an open letter to that city asking for an end to the violence and promising an independent investigation. michael brown's parents received a little comfort from a bay area family today that knows the pain of losing a young man in a police shooting.

>> relatives of unarmed b.a.r.t. passenger oscar grant traveled to ferguson to meet with the parents of brown. >> reporter: that's bobby johnson with the father of michael brown. the two families share a unique and painful bond. >> we came to first embrace the family, to love the family and to ensure them let them know that they're not alone. you know this has happened to us, this has happened to many other families just like us and you. >> reporter: 18-year-old michael brown was killed by a ferguson police officer 10 days ago oscar grant was shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer in oakland five years ago. >> the advice that i gave to the father was to continue to pray, you know, i do understand the anger and the pain. >> reporter: johnson says scenes like this are a product of community frustration but they shouldn't overshadow the

efforts of peaceful efforts. he said he and his wife took parking lot of the peaceful protests and took these pictures. >> it was all day every day. they had a clean up crew, people that were picking up trash. >> reporter: police noted that many of the people detained came from out of state. but johnson says not all of the outsider provocateurs. >> we are outsiders. we came there for the similar -- simple fact that we thought justice was being threatened again. >> reporter: he also spoke with ron johnson he's the man the áf -- the man responsible for the police response. he says he got advice from the b.a.r.t. leader cheney. he got advice on how to unite the community after a police

involved shooting. a woman visiting san francisco for her wedding anniversary was shot and killed. the four suspects received five to nine years in state prison for gun and assault charges. a former east bay boxing champ is heading back to prison for bank robbery. a judge sentenced shane page to seven years behind bars. he had already served time for bank robberies. a beautiful look out spot here in the east bay has turned deadly for two people in the past three months. find out what changes are being considered. a cool cloud cover for your wednesday morning commute. the drivers that will see patchy drizzle and heavy fog. there's a coyote over there that went after my kids. >> a father's warning after a dangerous encounter at a bay area park. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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father says the coyote came after his child. >> reporter: he says he came here because he thought it was going to be safe for all of them to ride their scooters. but now after a close encounter with a coyote he wants to warn everyone. he says a coyote came after his 6-year-old daughter luna. >> as we came around the corner and luna was in front of me a good distance. i saw a coyote see her and go running for her. >> that was very scary. >> there's people around. >> reporter: he says he's scared the coyote off once then started taking this video. then he says the coyote came back again and he had to scare off the coyote. he says he posted it on social media to warn others. >> because i want people to know there's a coyote over there that went after my kids. >> reporter: a spokesperson says there's been no recent reports of problems with coyotes in the area and no reports of coyotes fighting

humans in recent years. >> i can understand his concern. >> reporter: if a coyote gets too close to comfort let it know it's not welcome. >> what we say is basically be big, bad and loud. put your hand out. let them know you don't want them there and do it until they flee the area. but nine times out of 10 that coyote wants nothing to do with you. >> reporter: coyotes do live in a number of neighbors here in san francisco. they routinely do track calls of people telling them they have coyotes in their neighborhood. and they say they welcome those calls to learn more about coyote behavior. police believe three i -- i -- incidents in two days are all linked. a man came up behind a 16-year-

old girl who was jogging near oak brook drive and sexually assaulted her. the next day a woman jogging near summer grove drive was also assaulted. the suspect in all three cases is described as white, 18 to 20 years old about 5'7" or 5'8" tall. he has a slim build, short light brown or reddish hair and a thin beard. this sketch was provided by fairfield police. and in berkeley, university of california police are looking for a suspect at a sexual assaulted people's park. a woman was sleeping in the park early yesterday morning when she was attacked. the victim began to scream and the suspect ran off. police say the suspect is familiar to them and is someone who they've seen in the park before. california governor jerry brown has agreed to debate his republican challenger neil kashkari. kashkari wanted 10 debates before the election. but he says one is better than

none. the debate is set for thursday september 4th at 7:00 p.m. in sacramento. that is two months before the election and about one month before ballots are mailed out to voters. out going baseball commissioner bud selig is in the bay area tonight and he's weighing in on the oakland a's desire for a new ballpark. bud selig is on a tour of every major league stadium but oakland has been a source of frustration, ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: the commissioner says he knew where the questions would be focused tonight and that is on the a's effort to secure a new stadium. an effort it would seem that would be left for the next commissioner. >> go a's. >> reporter: many a's fans had no idea there was something different about tonight's game. the head of baseball commissioner bud selig was here on a farewell tour and he got generally high marks from the

fans he interviewed. >> i don't see anything he's done wrong so far. >> reporter: but the source of frustration for a's fans. >> this is california, missouri has a better stadium than california. come on. >> reporter: has always been a frustration for the commissioner. >> let me say at the outset, this team needs a new ballpark. >> reporter: during selig's 122 year tenure, 22 new ballparks have been built but the a's efforts remain on hold. san jose has a lawsuit against major league baseball. >> let me be very candid to you. you have two team that is have very dissimilar views. >> reporter: selig says he's pleased with the a's new lease at the coliseum but building a new the ballpark is something he wanted to get done before he left. and the game is much more competitive with revenue sharing adopted during his time. >> the other day, all three

national league divisions were tied. and now you have kansas city moving ahead of detroit and oakland battling. teams that is in the 90s and early 2000s had no chance. >> reporter: bud selig will retire in february. he says the incoming new commissioner was intimately involved in the recent dealings between the a's and oakland. ken pritchett, ktvu news. now to developing news about that wildfire burning 15 miles south of yosemite. today's lower temperatures and lighter winds in the area helped firefighters make significant progress. is so called junction fire started near the junction of highway 49. it caught a lot of people in the area by surprise. >> it exploded it was crazy. i've never seen anything like it in my life. >> reporter: the fire is 35% contained but still threatening some homes. eight buildings have been

destroyed and still no word on what started the fire. a strike team from alameda county left livermore to help fight the junction fire. the team includes members from the oak land, fremont and hayward fire departments. temperatures today were slightly warmer. we've got a lot of fog out there right now along the coast. it's making its way inland rapidly tonight. the inversion is really deep. over 2,000 feet, so you've got fog already in santa rosa moving into fairfield. tomorrow morning you'll have fog. we have fog in vallejo and martinez and hercules. there's a lot of it. low fog tomorrow morning. here's where the fog is right now. into pleasanton, sonol, free month. union city, hayward. working its way into san jose later on tonight on these strong wind. we have fairfield gusting to 26 miles per hour. it's a big push of on shore, cool moist air, a lot like what we had last night. tomorrow we get windy

conditions again. there's a low pressure system that's lingering around here that's going to set us up with this pattern that's good for fire danger and good for air quality but definitely cooler or milder if you will. current temperatures lots of mid- and low 60s out there right now. currently in san francisco, you can't see it's foggy but that's a live camera. san francisco right now 58 degrees. tomorrow san francisco looks a lot like it did today with fog all through about lunchtime. at 3:00 you're back into the mid-60s at the end of the day. we'll go looking at the long range forecast. there are changes coming and they will include getting rid of all this fog we've been seeing. drizzle in the forecast tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that as well. in arizona flash floods set off a string of dramatic rescues this morning. fire crews in phoenix used a helicopter to get two women out of their home along with their dog. firefighters rescued at least six people. flooding shut down sections of interstate 17 for a time.

that is a major route through phoenix. unarmed civilians gearing up in police uniforms. >> we're trying to hire as many police officers as we can. >> at 10:30, the new program putting more officers on the streets and why some say it doesn't make anyone safer. first, new information about a bay area climber who fell to his death just hours after getting engaged. how loved ones are remembering him tonight. ♪

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true passion for life. >> reporter: full of life that's one of the many glowing praises for the 36-year-old man who was known as a chef, yoga instructor, surfer and rock climb u -- climber, but most of all known for being an inspiration. >> he just radiated joy and life and vitality and he was always charging. >> reporter: mckay says brad was a regular at her rock climbing facility in santa rosa. parker died over the weekend while climbing. earlier that day he proposed to his girlfriend, she said yes. >> she's just beside herself. she's trying to cope as best she can at this point. >> i'm having a hard time. >> reporter: a table is being set up to honor brad who traveled from tibeth to thailand to new zealand but returned home to sonoma county to share his zest for life.

>> he's just an inspiration, that's why without being a leader he was a leader. >> reporter: brad was an experienced climber recently appearing on the cover of this climbing magazine. >> this particular hike had been climbed before. >> reporter: his friends say he died doing what he loved. >> the other side of that would be stop doing what you absolutely love to do. and that's not a way that we would choose to live our lives and obviously it's not a way that brad would either. >> reporter: there will be another vigil for parker on saturday including a surfer paddle out. his family says his ashes will be scattered in the places he loved, yosemite, hawaii and the sabasta coast. 46-year-old gregory muck of santa cruz was planning to go on a hike and was last seen more than a week ago. muck who is a teacher is described at 6'tall, weighing 160 to 170 pounds with blond

hair and brown eyes. in this picture he's clean shaven but he currently has a full beard. a school that had a tarnished reputation now has a wait list to get in. the school has a new campus that opened last year. this year there are 1,300 students. the school has two gyms with work out rooms and a performing arts theater. as for academics more than 500 students made the honor list last year. >> it's an experience of a lifetime. they offer that high school like in the movies that's what they offer. and it's just an experience where you get to really experience what high school is

really about. >> reporter: there's more to come. phase two will bring more basketball and tennis courts expected to be completed just about a year from now. a warning about a popular bay area look out. >> it's beautiful, but it can be deadly. the changes that are being considered. >> and later new developments. a controversial ship leaves a bay area port only to make a u turn and return moments later.

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it can feel like the top of the world perched hike above uc berkeley at grizzly peak. but this popular look out is now the site of two deadly falls in just the past few months and that's raising questions. the most recent accident happened on sunday. campus police say a 60-year-old man lost his footing and fell to his death. and new at 10:00 tonight, amber lee is thereafter speaking with police about what changes are being considered, amber. >> frank, we're at a turn out along busy grizzly peak boulevard. it's foggy tonight as you can see but it's gorgeous making it a popular spot. at evening, this spot gives a

great view. this college student says it's her first time up here. >> i've never seen anything like this. this might be my new favorite spot. >> reporter: 60-year-old donald odwire lost his footing and fell about 107 feet from the edge of the hillside. >> you don't know anything about how the terrain is. it's easy for something bad to happen if you don't pay enough attention to it. >> reporter: back in may, lorenzo trujillo fell off a rock in the area and died. another deadly fall in the same area in the fall of 2012. this young man says, not all together surprising. >> had a close call on one of those rocks climbing with friends. so yeah definitely can be a dangerous area. >> reporter: still no warning signs are posted. campus police say the area is an ecological preserve. that's a turn out for emergencies and not sightseeing. >> people aren't really supposed to be there.

it's not something that we heavily enforce. >> reporter: the university is now considering taking precautions. >> we'll look at everything from closing the turn outs to posting additional signage to whatever steps we can take to you know get the word out. >> reporter: some visitors say putting up a barrier would spoil the pristine scenery. to be safe they say they stay away from the edge. >> for the most part i'm usually either in my car or these logs over here. >> reporter: campus police tell me they're meeting with the university officials next week to see what needs to be done to prevent another deadly fall. reporting live in berkeley, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. well now to vallejo where police say a couple was found dead on their boat today under suspicious circumstances. investigators say a family member called this morning to say they hadn 't heard from a woman or her husband. authorities found a man and

woman both in their 40s dead with obvious signs of trauma. their names still haven't been released. police in san jose say they plan to look at possible safety improvements after two hit-and- run crashes on the same road in just 24 hours. a 51-year-old man was killed on sunday night near center road. then last night just a block away at center and olden a 42- year-old man was hit by a driver who left the scene. the driver from the deadly incident on sunday night is still at large. the man who was hit last night is hospitalized in critical condition and the driver in that case actually surrendered two hours later. people who walk up and down center road say they have had enough. >> because they don't stop. it's like people don't get it. they're on their cell phones or speeding they just don't care. >> reporter: police say they'll analyze these cases and work with the department of transportation if necessary to see if they can make the road safer. in sunday's case, police are looking for a 2001 to 2005

black or dark colored honda civic. it could be missing the right side view mirror and damaged right front fender. at the center of the evergreen police academy is history in the making. >> i will do the right things for the right reasons. >> reporter: these officers beating up 800 applicants for the first class of community service officers or csos. for peter bell he's closer to fulfilling his dream. >> ever since high school i knew i wanted to be a san jose police officer. >> reporter: the program is targeted to alleviate some of the basic investigates of property crimes from burglaries to car thefts where no suspect is around. >> reporter: with pay at

54,000, the officers will wear blue uniforms and ride in marked ford vehicles. >> the community officer. >> tim: not be armed with a gun or handcuffs but they will have this, pepper spray. a flash light and if they do get into trouble they can always radio a police officer. yet critics including the san jose police officers association say that's not enough training in case a suspect should return. san jose police sergeant garseney disagrees. >> we designed the program so they will not be put in harms way. >> reporter: he's also firing back at those who say these officers are a band aid fix to the real issue of hiring actual police officers. >> we are trying to hire as many police officers as we can. but with the current political climate and some things that have happened we just aren't able to do that. >> reporter: a former san jose police dispatcher knows that too well. >> it's frustrating to have to tell people that we don't have anybody available to go to the calls. >> reporter: that's why she and

valor eager to prove they belong doing whatever they can to make the streets of san jose safer. >> san jose is the highest in auto thefts in the whole country now. i think we're going to be there to help get this crime down. >> reporter: in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu news. happening now, another night of protests in ferguson missouri. these are live pictures here of protester there being helped we're not exactly sure what happened to her. you can see that she appears to be in pain for some reason. tonight's protest at least to this point seem to have been less violent than they were last night. it's been 10 days now since a police officer shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown. u.s. attorney general eric holder is due in ferguson tomorrow. he wrote an open letter to ferguson asking for an end to the violence. and promising an independent investigation into that shooting. a car smashes into a curb

side cafe. the pursuit that started it all and one man's face to face encounter with the driver. and possible wet roadways for tomorrow. i'll let you know the hours to expect the gray conditions. it was lights, camera action here in the bay area. the stars that came out to shoot a super hero sized production.

an israeli owned cargo ship played cat and mouse game with protesters. the ship went outside the golden gate but then it turned around and came back and docked tonight at ports america at the outer harbor terminal. it's a different berth from where it had previously been docked. protesters had kept it from unloading for the last several days. however a union source tells ktvu news that longshoremen are unloading that ship right now. a gruesome video has surfaced apparently showing the beheading of an american journalist who was captured in syria. these are still images taken from that video. 40-year-old james foley is wearing an orange jump suit. here's on his knees as a man dressed in plaque stand over

him. in the video, foley calls on his friends and family to stand up against his real killers the u.s. government. those words were likely coerced. the new hampshire native was captured in syria two years ago while working as a journalist. officials say the same militants are holding a second american journalist steven scotlaus. the police department in austin texas released this mug shot of perry with a slight smile. before being booked the republican held a campaign style rally saying he plants to fight the charges with every fiber of his being. a grand jury indicted perry for overstepping his authority. governor perry had vetoed funding. she had been arrested for drunk driving. perry is the longest serving

governor in texas history. he's also considering a white house run in 2016. cameras are rolling, crews are shooting scenes for ant man played by paul rud. michael douglas plays his mentor. ant man is a super hero who can shrink his size but increase his strength. marvel entertainment plans to film in san francisco before production moves on to atlanta. several people boy they are counting their lucky stars tonight. after a car being chased by law enforcement look at this. crashed right into a sidewalk cafe all of it caught on camera. up next the people who rushed in to help. and more wet roads expected for the morning commute. when will the pattern break. chief meteorologist bill martin has your bay area forecast. also the artist who could perform in next year's super bowl halftime show. and the new twist that may affect who takes the stage.

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watch this video as a driver plows right into a busy sausalito cafe. authorities say he was on the run from the law. and witnesses tell us what one man did next was nothing short of heroic. it was a high speed chase with a crash ending that could have been deadly. a man fleeing deputies plowed into fred's place coffee shop a popular morning spot on sausalito's bridge way. one person was pinned by the suspect's car and as ktvu's john fowler tells us good samaritans rushed in to help. >> reporter: a violent multi car crash closed sausalito's bridge way around 9:00 a.m. >> big crash boom and thud. i rush out to see what i could do. >> reporter: watch this i

obtained this video from the surveillance camera. a pursuing sheriff's car also crashed. witnesses say the suspect buick was traveling about seven miles per hour. >> i just turned around and he looked nervous. i thought there he is. there's the guy. we just chased him back and he ended up climbing on to the roof and we caught him. >> reporter: on to the roof after the suspect climbed arellano. >> i was telling him it's not worth it. as i was saying that i was thinking, i hope he doesn't have a gun. >> reporter: passers by pulled a woman passenger and a 2-year- old boy from the car another driver was also injuredded. bicyclists freed this lucky man pinned by the suspect's car.

>> several good samaritans came and moved the car away from him and he walked away. >> reporter: the chief says it was fortunate no one was killed. neighbors say the bad guy picked the wrong town to try to avoid justice. in sausalito, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. environment threats to lake tahoe brought rare bipartisan agreement today. when the lake tahoe sum met first began the lake's water clarity had declined to 64 feet. today clarity has improved to 75 feet. those attending say a lot of challenges remain from drought to invasive mussels. >> you have the quaga they just found a quaga on a boat. that one quaga is capable of producing a million other quagas. >> reporter: feinstein and mcclintock signed a proclamation that could stir up

controversy. it supporting increased logging around the lake. it would increase the number of green hov stickers by 15,000 to 70,000. one republican lawmaker called the bill a give away to the rich. high temperatures today were up there a few degrees warmer than yesterday. it's been kind of cool around here. you have that 85 in antioch. that was one of the warm spots. 77 in concord. 68 in san francisco and 76 in fremont. highs tomorrow almost the same deal. here's what's happening. the marine layer the fog bank is getting really thick. and it's already up over 2,000 feet. as it stretches out as it did the last couple of days it keeps things kind of cool and moist around here. it also gives a big break on the fire danger as you know. here's the pressure center in this area it's going to come a little closer to us.

it's releasing that inversion and allowing the fog to really push inland nights and morning. this is a right now picture. look how far inland the fog is. it's already wall into fairfield. you have fog in santa rosa, fog in sonoma and napa. you have fog in concord. moving out toward pittsburg now. fog and low clouds throughout the bay area tomorrow morning. that most likely means in your neighborhood certainly in san jose. fog is not quite there yet in san jose it's in milpitas. temperatures right now are mostly in the low 60s. it'll be a little drizzly in the morning. we had low drizzle because of this high pressure system. i think it's closer, lifts fog up but creates drizzle as well. an on shore flow will continue. highs are going to be in the mid-60s coast side to the mid- 80s inland. there's not a huge spread between cost -- coast and inland. doesn't show in san jose but it'll be there. it'll be in fremont too. it'll be in los altos.

the forecast highs tomorrow oranges are 80s so there's no 90s in here. you don't see red. kind of a mild forecast but slightly warmer than it was today. 85 in vacaville, 80 in fairfield. air quality loves this. it's a good air quality pattern because of the strong wind and crisp air. it's breezy out there now that i point out the winds 35 miles per hour. pretty breezy. that continues tonight. this patterns continues in the five day pretty much all week. so a lower fire danger. good air quality but temperatures slightly cooler than you might expect. and pretty chilly right along the coast. drizzle tomorrow morning. might get a little wet roadways on the great highway around pacifica. then slightly warm on thursday but you notice it's not a big bump up in temperatures at all. i mean it's just kind of a mild pattern. so as i pointed out last week which was a pattern similar to this we haven't seen a lot of fires, brush fires with this pattern. that's the upshot and the air quality is going to seep a spare the air day with this pattern but you're not going to see the 90s either.

>> bill, thank you. musicians seeking the exposure of the super bowl may have to play to pay. that's what the nfl is telling potential super bowl performers. the nfl is asking the artists to fork over their earnings from postsuper bowl tour. the idea was apparently not well received by the groups. katy perry, cold play and rihanna were those in the talks. >> pay to play. and finally we're not going to be talking about ballplayers. they usually deny looking at the out of town scoreboards.

but the a's trailing the angels. this is what's been missing. the clutch hit. and coco has been doing it. 1-1 game in the fourth. two outs when he clears the bases with a triple and suddenly it's a 4-1 game. maybe coco is back. scott cashner goes 6 innings, four hits one run struck out six. gets the victory a career best 14th of the season. and a little cherry on top, josh redding just a powering shot. gone. baby gone. the two run shot and the a's 6- 2 but they still trail the angels by two games. what started out as a nice pleasant balmy evening at wrigley field has turned into a soggy almost comedic marathon rain delay that they are still in. look at how nice it was early in the evening. you would never know it. it's not all good for the giants. andny rizzo early in the game.

young slugger for the kubs -- cubs goes out of the yard and i mean over the bleachers. then the rain comes and you see how heavy. this is the second time that wrigley field ground crew put the tarp on. they messed it up the first time. angel pagan having fun with the the fans. it is 11:00 in chicago and they are still delayed in the 8th inning right now. 5th inning excuse me and the a's the giants are trailing 2- 0. sports illustrated has been around for a long time but it's the first time the magazine has this to talk about. we'll tell you about that and see if seth curry of the the warriors stands to his remarks last week comparing himself to lebron james. sports part two next.

nba fans holding their breath as many of the favorite players get to take the floor on basketball's version of the world cup. no one wants of course another paul george injury type team usa. part of that team the warriors own steph curry who of course was asked about his comments of last week when he said he was actually a better offensive player than lebron james. >> if there's anybody who's asked that question they probably would have the same answer. it's just how we think and how

we have to you know that mentality we have to have when we're on the court. it's no disrespect to lebron. it's obviously the best player in the world, but i have confidence that in a one on one game i can beat him. >> think of all the sports illustrated magazines over the years. and never has a little leaguer graced the cover. and this year it's mone. 13years old that was also the first girl to drive in a run at the plate. an inspiration to all but she says baseball is probably not in her future. she wants to play for that perennial basketball power uconn. there you go. congratulations to her. >> maybe she'll make the cover as a basketball player as well. >> i wouldn't put anything against her. >> 70-mile an hour fast ball at 13. >> looking good. >> thank you mark. and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news tonight.

>> and if you missed part of tonight's broadcast. have a great night everyone. >> good night. s smell great.

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