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a gangster so wiley that in boston at least he became almost a folk hero. perhaps that's why the bearded bulger seemed to be smiling captured on camera right after the fbi finally knocked on his door. a door torent-controlled apartment here in santa monica >> the arrest marks the end of a long hunt for america's most- for one of america's most wanted men. >> reporter: investigators hauled out dozens of boxes of evidence including more than 60 weapons ranging from handguns to high-powered assault rifles and found $800,000 cash. bulger and his girlfriend catherere greig have lived in this building for 15 years as charles and carol gasko. barbara gluck lived down the hall for 15 years. >> he was impatient and full of rage. >> reporter: others described him as friendly enough but low key. >> seemed like they didn't want to make eye contact. >> reporter: he answered questions in a thick boston accent and agreed not to challenge his extradition. he may yet have other cacas to play. i'm david wright in santa monica. >> back in boston, word of bulger arrest quickly

today, in boston, u.s.orney carmen ortiz celebrated the end of the long manhunt for the city's mythic gang leader. >> and this is a great day for boston's law enforcement community. >> warner: over the years, tips placed bulger around the country, and the world. but earlier this week, the f.b.i. renewed efforts to find him, and his longtime girlfriend, catherine greig. a public service announcement, running in 14 cities where the couple was thought to have ties focused attention on greig. >> have you seen this woman-- the fbi is offering $100,000 for tips. >> warner: it worked. on wednesday, a tip pointed to the santa monica apartment. >> although there are those who have doubted our resolve, at times, over the years, it has never wavered. we followed every lead, we explored every possibility and when those leads ran out, we did not sit and wait for the phone to ring. >> warner: for decades, bulger had been the reputed leader of the irish mob in south boston and an f.b.i. informant. his alleged brutality in

boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston.couver leads the series two games to one. they get together tomorrow night right there in boston. >>> college football news, the university of southern california's football team says it will return the crystalle trophy it took home after winning the 2004 bcs championship game against oklahoma. the bcs oversight committee voted to strip usc of its title after an ncaa investigation concluded that running back reggie bush and his family received improper benefits during that season. the bcs says there will be no champion for the 2004 season. that position will be vacated despite the fact there were two other undefeated team, auburn and utah during that season. >>> to baseball, giants and nationals, top of the second. tim lincecum gets himself into the record books. he gets jerry harrison swinging for the 1,000th strikeout. he becomes only one of eight players to amass 1,000th strike out. and taking a foul ball off the right arm, he's in pain. he tried to return but the arm swells up and

the problem with that national policy is it didn't fit boston because in boston while the mafia was preoccupied with running numbers and making money and bookmaking, most of the murders carried out in the mob-- including those for the mafia-- were subcontracted to the irish mob which at that time was run by whitey bulger. so whitey bulger was a far more dangerous murderer and a dangerous criminal than the people he supposedly was used to get. but as we found out during our investigation is that he was the f.b.i.'s highly if... highly prized but highly overrated snitch. he gave them virtually nothing. and the guy was protected... the narrative... i'd say, charlie, the big difference of today, where we sit now, is the narrative is about to change. the justice department narrative has always been that there was this rogue agent, john connolly, assisted by aogue supervisor, agent john morris, who assisted whitey bulger and allowed him to go out and kill with impunity. but e reality is, there was many other f.b.i. agents and many other f.b.i. supervisors that knew about this for years. and that's wh

>> she was a dental hygienist and married to a boston firefighter, and the boston firefighter had twos, two twin brothers who were in the rackets. over the course -- in the 1960s and early 1970s, whitey ended up killing both of her brothers-in-law. that didn't stop her from developing a romantic attachment to him. one of whitey's ways of disposing of victims in the later years was to dismember the bodies of his victims. he was having a problem ripping out their teeth with rusty pliers, so he had katherine agreeing, the dental assistant go into a catalog in her boss's office and order state-of-the-art tooth ex-tractors that he could use in his dismemberment of bodies. >> my gosh. how does it happen, though, that these two brothers could be killed and she'd still remain romantically involved with this fellow? how does that happen? >> you're asking the wrong guy. i asked myself the same question. everybody asked themselves the same question. she was, i think, a classic mol. she was attracteded to a gangster. she had -- he liked his women flashy. she had breast implants. she had facelifts

legendary boston crime boss.on for jack nichol sohn's blood thirsty killer in the movie "the departed" and fbi informant. degrees he ratted out his competition. some of them. others he allegedly murdered, tortured, enemies, associates, anyone who crossed him. 19 in all according to authorities. and all the while, all the while while he was killing others his handler in the fbi turned a blind eye to his blood luft. in fact it was this same fbi agent who alerted bulger that he was about to be indicted, sparking him to make a run for it. that was in 1994. since then there have been bulger sightings all around the world. but it was here in a rent controlled apartment on a modest street in santa monica california where agents arrested him last evening. 81-year-old bulger and his 61-year-old girlfriend miss grieg were arraigned today in federal court agreeing to extradition back to boston. the fbi crediting his capture to a public service campaign, tv spots aimed at making grieg's face as well-known as her boyfriend's.

abc's boston-bred john berman. >> reporter: it is south boston's own special opera. an opera with an irish melody. ♪ one morning irish day >> reporter: while one brother was growing up to sing with the likes of ted kennedy, the other was in a cell in alcatraz. james bulger, called whitey because of that blond hair he had as a boy, was in trouble from the start. he served time in federal prison before taking charge of the feared winter hill gang. while he was boston's most powerful crime boss, his brother billy, four years younger, was boston's most powerful politician. 18 years as the senate president. pulling every political string and every political leg. >> poor old john kerry, i pick on him every time, you know, one year, he didn't make it. was on his way over and he got stuck in front of a mirror. >> reporter: it was a mind boggling reality. at the time, billy bulger was rubbing shoulders with world leaders. and his brother, allegedly rubbing people out. how could two guys like that be brothers? >> who knows. the man upstairs. >> reporter: but there are those wh

the boston bruins are just arriving in boston at the garden. a warm welcome from sands.s going to start talking about parade and we're waiting for the teams to get off of the buses. hopefully they will hold up the trophy in we will show that to you. congrats to boston, we will be right back. >> 6:16 a.m., we are taking a look at conditions in arizona where they continue to battle that wild fire. producinthe firs only 29 percent contained. it is well out of control. 750 square miles of branch. they did let to the people back into their homes. evacuation orders remain for other towns. we have other pictures of the fire from arizona, you can see a giant cloud of smoke. this is a huge fire that can be seen from miles around. it has to store 35 homes. -- it has destroyed 35 homes. spectacular waterfalls in yosemite. some of the most spectacular views we have seen in years. look at that. incredible! in is a warm weather. all of that warm weather has melted the snow from the winter, the river sand streams are at capacity. i wish that we have the sound. the area received 200% of

. >>> and winners and losers, boston celebrates after the bruins win hockey's stanley cup but heartbreak turns to anger and violence in vancouver. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. breaking news this morning. a little more than a month after osama bin laden was killed by u.s. commandos, al qaeda has a new leader but his face is very familiar. joel brown has the latest in washington with this. good morning, joel. >> good morning, betty. the news came down from al qaeda on a website affiliate with al qaeda that osama bin laden's long time lieutenant, ayman al zawahiri, is now officially taking charge of the terror network. al zawahiri has been at bin laden's side for years as a personal adviser and international head often acting as al qaeda's spokesman. he was born in egypt, and he turns 60 next week. he warned the u.s. it's facing an international community of muslims that seeks to destroy it and its allies. his whereabouts are unknown but it's believed he's hiding somewhere along the pakistan/afghanist

yes, he's believed to have been a major drug trafficker in boston. yes, he's accused of murdering 19 people. but he also embarrassed the bureau. >> he was a killer. he was a person who turned in his competition and he was a person who put the fbi in his pocket. he played them. they didn't play him. and right now, the only thing he has in his pocket is the potential for revenge. >> reporter: bull jerel's fbi handler, john conley was eventually put in jail himself. now, bulger may be in a position to implicate other agents, as well. today in court, bulger answered questions in a thick boston accent and agreed not to challenge his extradition. he may yet have other cards to play. i'm david wright for "nightline" in santa monica. >> just ahead, if "cars 2" is any good, it will be the staggering 12th-straight blockbuster for pixar films. how do they do it? well, we'll take a tour of their magic factory to find out. [ male announcer ] breathe, socket. just breathe. we know it's intimidating. instant torque. top speed of 100 miles an hour. that's one seriou

bulger is expected to return to boston as soon as possible. michelle franzen, nbc news. >>> fascinating story. >>> coming up, an over-the-counter remedy you probably have at home. the po enttentially life-saving benefit of aspirin. >>> and olympic skiing could be coming to california. >>> and everybody's favorite wizard is entering a new universe. his. stay with us. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raneri in pleasanton. we'll tell you how to have fun. it involves plenty of delicious food and, oh, ryes, this cute little piglet. we'll talk in a few minutes. >>> it's kshing one of those see lept killers. hepatitis-c affects about 4 million americans but most of them don't know they're affected. new research shows a drug approved by the fda is effect t ively treating the virus. maryann? >> jessica, the drug found that adding this drug to standard therapy cut treatment time in half. that's a major benefit to patients. but it's the cure rates that are really giving patients hope. new research showed patients using this new drug had a cure rate of ne

whitey went from santa monica and back to boston. he's en route to boston. he will inbound court later this afternoon, and he will be there to face charges for money launderi laundering. he was in court yesterday along with his long-time girlfriend. she is facing criminal charges. the two are now on their way back and expecteded to stand trial in boston. this, the video, this may be is what they could credit for their catch chur -- leading to their capture. this is a subservice announcement the fbi started to air this week. the thought was that the best way to get to bulger was through his girlfriend. and it turns out, would you believe, her frequent trips to the beauty salon and frequent teeth cleaning may have lead them to him. debra in boston for us. what do we know when he might arrive and when we might see bulger in court today. >> this is the first time bulger might have been here since christmas of 1994. the fbi saying they did think outside the box on this one by going after the girlfriend thinking she would be more identifiable, certainly during day

for the first time since 1972 the boston bruins have won the stanley cup. winner takes all in game seven in vancouver, and it was all bruins. patrice bergeron got boston on the board with the first of his two goals. rookie brad marshand scored a pair. the bruins would not be hoisting the cup without tim thomas who shut out the canucks for the second time in the finals. bruins won 4-0. it's the franchise's sixth stanley cup. we'll have more on the bruins win and postgame reaction coming up later in sports. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. mother nature landed a powerful one-two combination on oklahoma causing widespread damage in norman. the severe storm ripped through the area dropping huge chunks of hail and 70-mile-per-hour winds leading to toppled trees, power lines, as well as significant damage to personal property and homes. over 30,000 reportedly lost power during that storm. >>> one oregon man has a lot to celebrate this summer. two months shy of his 100th birthday, leo is celebrating his graduation fro

boston up 1-0. lucic beat luongo. boston was rocking, while in vancouver, crickets.he bruins were up 2-0. andrew joined the onslaught a couple of minutes later. that was it for luongo. it's been a tale of two cities for the goalie. he has given up 15 goals in three games. just two in three games in vancouver. bruins won it 5-2. game seven in vancouver tomorrow night on nbc. >>> the mavs outspoken owner mark cuban let his team do the talking. now the mavs are world champs, and cuban's actions continue to speak louder than words. after a night of partying, the mavs returned home yesterday, and cuban announced he will pay for thursday's championship parade in downtown dallas. he said it's not right for a city in a budget crunch to worry about the expense. last year's championship parade for the lakers cost the team and the city about $2 million. >>> yankees may be throwing a parade for derek jeter in the next few years. he needs just three more hits. for 3,000 in his career. got another one yesterday against the indians. it wasn't all good news for the captain. left the

irish mob, who became an informant to help shut down the italian mob in north boston. mixed feelings today in his old neighborhood. >> everybody's got an occupation. >> reporter: now 81, he'll soon be back in his hometown, likely to live out his life in prison. pete williams, nbc, washington. >>> when we come back here tonight, michelle obama's trip to south africa, the official and the emotional parts in her own words tonight. >>> and later, kicking off a very special new "making a difference" series, on the home front, helping america's returning vets return to better lives. >>> she's been making history all week on her trip to south africa. and today michelle obama in cape town somehow persuaded archbishop desmond tutu to join her in pushups to promote exercise. throughout this trip mrs. obama along with her daughters sasha and malia have been very much on stage in a way we haven't seen them before. kristen welker has been traveling with them and today she asked the first lady about that and about meeting with another icon, nelson mandela. >> reporter: take me insid

boston's mayor wants the displays taken down. any key says it's about sports. >> randi, we all know that tom hanks is an amazing act and seems like a really nice guy. who knew his talent doesn't stop when the music starts? take a look. >> in atlanta. >> atlanta. >> atlanta. >> over there. >> doing the weather segment on univision's. he was on the show to promote his new movie. >> he's got some moves, don't

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boston crime legend james "whitey" bulger was reportedly going by the name charlie. living here at an ordinary apartment building just three blocks from santa monica beach. at 7:13 p.m. wednesday night, california time, federal agents entered the princess eugenia

it was cleared after two hours. >> celebration in boston and riots in vancouver. live look outside it will not creek. whether on the other side of the brick. ÷o the boston and bronze and it raised 39 years of history last nine they have not won anything in the hockey since 1972. they defeated vancouver 4-0. thomas only allowed eight goals cypriot during the whole seven games. canucks fans did not take it too well by writing in the street. >> wall boston celebrated their stanley cup history people in vancouver were writing a overturning cars. >> we are hearing that four cars have been overturned. >> others broke through store windows. vancouver police tried to contain riot. they threw beer bottles at officers. one fans steady fall the riots to be embarrassing. >> the canucks have been to the finals three times and have never won the stanley cup. >> sore losers. a live look outside and now the. we're in a cool down, this is a good thing. we will be right back this is look over nebraska as aiello is bracing for more flooding. severe storms have been pounding a coloma

boston's mayor wants nike to take down a display in a city storefront. nike says the campaign is about action sports and doesn't substances >>> more in tonight's substances >>> more in tonight's breaking news in the trial of casey anthony. we now know her parents don't think their daughter is innocent. our gary tuchman learned that tonight. that's not all he uncovered today. in his exclusive interview with her attorney, do you think she should get the death penalty. he joins us ahead about the answer what casey's parents think. plus southwest airlines crash lands on the ridiculist after a pilot's rant about flight attendants is caught on an open mike. we'll explain ahead. [ male announcer ] built like a volkswagen.

. >>> and back to boston. mob boss james "whitey" bulger returns to massachusetts to face murder charges and more. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm manuel gallegus in for betty nguyen. >>> we have new insight into possible links between osama bin laden and pakistani officials. the "new york times" reported a cell phone captured during the raid of bin laden's compound may tie the al qaeda leader to pakistan's intelligence agency. the cell phone belonged to the terror leader's most trusted courier, the man he depended on to maintain communications with the outside world. the "new york times" reports the phone contained contacts to a militant group in pakistan that bin laden used as part of his support network. the group known as harakat ul mujahadin was a longstanding asset of isi, pakistan's intelligence service, which allowed it to operate in the country for 20 years. by tracing calls made on the phone, u.s. intelligence analysts determined the group spoke often to and may

abc's rob nelson has the latest from boston this morning. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. well, perhaps the headlines in today's boston globe" says it all, "back in the town that he terrorized." for the first time in nearly 20 years, whitey bulger is waking up in back-to-school this morning, a city that knows that this very ugly chapter of its history is coming to an end. the feared and storied mobster who escaped boston 16 years ago has finally been brought back home. for him it's justice. for his victims, long-awaited closure. >> it was a sickening feeling in my stomach seeing him, you know, the guy that murdered my father. >> he seemed to be a little cocky to me. >> and he's a destroyer of families. >> reporter: james "whitey" bulger, the infamous former leader of boston's irish mob brought from a santa monica, california, hideout to a boston courtroom yesterday back to a city where his violence and his long run from the law have made him a legend. in court the 81-year-old was relaxed but stoic answering only "yes, s

boy, it's a real boston marathon in -- frank joins us now. boy, it's a real boston marathon. >> it took them five hours and 17 minutes today, but they only accomplished extending their losing streak to five. looked like another run of the mill loss in fenway park today. jonathan papelbon tied the game. there's conor jackson, look at that shot to single. it's suddenly 7-7. boston has been hot as a team lately but papelbon is a plain old hot head. he gets ejected for arguing with the home plate umpire and boston catcher jason varitek was already given the heave-ho. so oakland thought hey, maybe we have the momentum but boston wins it in the bottom of the 14th. a's pitcher guillermo moskos co gives up two. 9--- moscoso gives up two. 9-8 your final. >>> giants starter madison baumgartner lost just one earned run of seven to colorado with this r.b.i. single. troy tulowitzki scores eric young. he gets thrown out at the end of the inning but the run counts, 2-0 rockies. it was cody ross bobblehead day today at at&t park. cody responds with a solo ho

and to it it gets him to intimidate people in boston are actually speaking up but bradley manning and i can tell you my friends were very alarmed after hearing and unsourced claim on p.b.s. frontline that we had somehow had something to do with the document leak and it's a very alarming and i don't know what he gets from i'm going to run these on source claims i'm very disappointed and their team i get it i thank you very much for joining us and i and you keep us updated on higher law.

i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the rest of the world for social justice. i spent a number of years helping to grow a small business. i got to understand the innovative spirit in san francisco. at night, i volunteered as a neig

there are some very big developments happening in and around boston hopefully later this week at war if you media well actually i think that's interesting that you mention developments around boston because i also saw in recent interviews of yours that the state department actually tried to bribe you if you would keep an eye on the hacker scene for you tell us more about that. very interesting actually soon as the wired article broke in which. the whole situation was kind of laid out all these federal agents kind of descended on boston there was a state department there was the f.b.i. there was army cod and they started visiting the less frequently more contacts of manning trying to wideman and that included myself so they came to my health are we sitting in state departments and i had army security official look me in the eye and say i will offer you a very large cash reward if you keep your ear to the ground about wiki leaks at a boston hacker scene and that was a point which i actually didn't want to leave because it's one thing for the u.s. government to come to my town to start

it's about the distance from boston to cleveland. and on the trip out there you may have read with a sudanese guy my age i was working with, the truck flipped over, and we were trapped and stuck, stranded in the nubian desert for three days. i didn't know -- and a couple people with broken bones and so on. i was bruised but not broken. i mean, imagine, you know? imagine here if you were in a, you saw a truck flip over and spread all the cargo and people all over the street. what i try to capture in the book is what it was like to have that great big thud, those few screams and then utter silence. no sirens, no emergency workers, nothing. but us and 120 degrees. for three days. now, you take your cue from the people around you, right? eventually we were met by a lorry going -- because we were on the trade route. we were met by a lorry going in the other direction. it took the people who were hurt and me because i was a guest back to khartoum, we started all over again, and made the trip in five days on a different lorry. now, you know

the boston mob boss who outsmarted and embarrassed federal agents for the last 16 years is a fugitive no more. >> the fbi wasted no time updating its website overnight changing whitey bulger's status to captured after they arrested him and his girlfriend in california. john hendren has the details. >> reporter: he had been on the lam, wanted for more than a decade. >> he is a predator in every sense of the word and took advantage of the very community that he was from. >> reporter: alleged mobster james "whitey" bulger fled boston in late 1994 as federal agents were about to arrest him in connection with 19 killings that span ned the 1970s to 1980s. >> do you know when i am? >> reporter: he was so notorious, he was the inspiration for "the departed" starring leonardo dicaprio and jack nicholson. >> bottom line is bulger has to be caught and the sooner the better. this has gone on long enough. >> reporter: they recently stepped up their efforts to find his girlfriend, catherine greig. >> we focused on manicurists, beauty salons, veterinarian clinics. anybody that may have had contact w

>> reporter: the boston f.b.i. convinced headquarters to produce this television commercial detailing the habits of bulger's companion, catherine grieg. the idea was to move beyond wanted posters and target female viewers watching afternoon television or surfing the internet. lead boston agent rick deslauriers, who made a career working counterintelligence and chasing spies, had to overcome some skepticism, selling the concept to the top brass. >> we were trying to think outside the box on this one, bob, and really be creative and use the power of the worldwide internet and social media. >> reporter: the f.b.i. produced the ad and spent $50,000 to buy airtime in 14 cities-- notably, los angeles was not one of the targeted markets. but a tipster who saw news coverage about the ad campaign recognized bulger and grieg as a couple living as charles and carol gasko in this santa monica apartment building. in just a matter of hours, f.b.i. agents in los angeles set up surveillance, positively identified bulger and made t

today whitey bulger is in back in his hometown of boston in custody. the reputed former mob boss and fbi informant, alluded authorities for 16 years until he was finally caught in california. nbc's jeff rossen joins us with more on this. jeff? >> reporter: hi, lester, good evening to you. here's what they're saying in boston, a big picture of whitey bulger, with the caption, "rat's back." he actually just appeared in front of the judge here at the federal courthouse in boston a short time ago for his first appearance, but tonight, there are actually new questions about his brother who just happens to be a big-time politician here. what did he know? whitey bulger came home today as a prisoner, he was perhaps the most feared man in boston. at 81 years old, he's accused of murdering and torturing at least 19 people, including stephen davis's sister. >> i'm an eye for an eye guy. i would have been more glad if i found him. >> reporter: in his old neighborhood, southey bulger is legendary, woven into this city's fabric. back in the day, whitey bulger ran th

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is so dominated almost the psyche of parts of boston certainly south boston especially. there's still a great deal of anger, a great desire for justice. one grown son said he wants the cha chair for bulger. so really a lot of people just wanted to get a glimpse of the famous whitie i whitey bulger. >> thank it s for that reportin. a fascinating case involving the mob, corruption, politics, murder. and now with us is glenn johnson, "boston globe" reporter covering boston politics for years and years. he was in the courtroom today. you've covered his brother who was a long time president of the state senate. he was in court today. did you see any interaction between them? >> sure. when whitey bulger was first brought in, one of the first things he did was look out in the gallery and there in the second row was his brother, william, flanked by two of his sons, william jr. and chris forever. immediate contact there. and then the last thing on the way out of the court was look back at his brother then, too. >> one of your tweets just fascinated me. it was about people's react

boston shut out vancouver 4-0 in the seventh and deciding game. it was boston's first nhl title since 1972. that dates back to the bobby orr years. police reported only a handful of arrests during the street celebrations in boston after the bruins big win. >>> all right. 6:38 is the time. sal, am i the only person who thinks it's kind of weird to still be playing hockey in june? >> well, one of my friends joked they finished their game just in time for the grand opening -- they're going to kick off the season next week. >> the new season. [ laughter ] >> it doesn't seem like it really is. >> i know. it does go on long. but now basketball's over, hockey's over. we have baseball. and that's what we have. and nascar says dave our director. good morning everyone. go out and look at highway 24 westbound as you drive up to the caldecott tunnel. looks pretty good. you're not driving like a nascar driver on this road though because there will be some slow driving as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza a little bit of slow driving here as well. not as bad

boston wins 5-2. 7th and decider wednesday in vancouver.ome team won every game in the series. boston stays alive tonight and then some with a victory at home. giants in arizona tomorrow night. freddy sanchez, the most valuable every day player suffered a dislocated shoulder on friday night. the word is, instead of undergoing surgery and getting ready for next year, he will try and rehab this baby with a possible return late in the year. that is the word at this hour on freddy sanchez. the a's will host kansas city tomorrow night. brett anderson will not need tommy john surgery. did receive an injection to help relieve pain. he will undergo six weeks of rehab. that's how it goes for the a's. he will be out 6 weeks. the a's lost 12-13. cal baseball run reached the college world series. last night, national tv going, espn u, if you have the ability to go up in the 180s you can find the game. cal won 6-2. their coach, david, got the gatorade shower and the cal bears return home this morning, party last evening, came home today, first world ser