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was part thank you and also a chance for the president to get an informal d-brief from them about what took place in the fieldreadout from that, and many, many people wanting to know what he said to the thankless heroes there who descended on the compound in abottabad. i want to go to wolf blitzer in washington. wolf, what a week it has been starting with sunday night, you were live on television when the world longhorned that bin laden had been killed and then yesterday it was when the president was at ground zero and the president at the pentagon, and then fittingly today the president thanking the troops at ft. campbell, kentucky, and why do you think it is fitting for him to be there today? >> well, it sends a powerful message that the commander in chief is deeply appreciative the of the sacrifices. most of the men and women are young and work hard and sacrifice enormously and away from their homes for long periods of time, and in the case of the navy s.e.a.l. in the case of this navy s.e.a.l. team six they literally are risking their lives and you saw what they were able to do in pakistan in killing bin

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d. oakland having all kinds of trouble this weekend, scoring on san francisco pitch. willingham gets into a sanchez pitch with just enough to get over the left-field trailing 2-1. in the 7th, the a's like the pitch, change. coco crisp drills one down. burrell with trouble with the ball. 2-2. the a's taking their only lead of the series. 3-2, a's and they added one more in the 8th, enter nate. ryan sweeney makes a beauty of a throat, but kurt suzuki can't hang on. the giants complete the sweep and have won five in a row and nine straight at home against the a's. 5-4 the final in 11 in this one. the a's get a shot at the giants at the coliseum next month, 4-3. >> colorado leading milwaukee 1-0, brawn with a drive that dexter fowler can't get of. two runners score easily and when fowler throws wild braun comes around himself. three-1 win and the rockies 3.5 behind the giants. >>> still to come on this early sunday night sportswrap, the tour of california has its winner and how the 8th and final stage went when we come back. >>> and how the most dominant team in modern rugby got a little more dominant. we'll be right back. . >>> barring anything crazy

field. great game for him. giants get another in the seventh. how good is it for them to have andres torrez back on the line up and making it 2-0 against the d backsey huff, matt cain went 7-2/3 for the victory. bulls wrap up the hawks in the nba. that's the sporting life for tonight. >> all righty. thank you for joining us, good night. >> have a good night.

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sun a vitasun a vitasan rafael---the d is increasing as we go towards later today. 24 m.p.h. at s f o 18 in their fieldly the wind speeds and gusting even higher 18 in fairfield. 24 wind speed in fairfield by 3:00 p.m. 30 m.p.h. through some rough id >> through san rafeal, and santa rosa will be the warm spot. napa, concord, and 60s through the east bay. 66 in livermore. for morgan hill, finally your kron 4 7 day around the bay early cloudy conditions today and tomorrow. a slight chance of it sprinkles for the north bay. . and 8:15 >> marty: a live look outside from the bay bridge. a big closure. ricci takes a look at reggie kumar--lane closures coming up. only on kron 4 will have exclusive details for you on the bridge being partially closed. the upcoming perhaps this sounds familiar. ricci takes a look at caltran efforts and why as last memorial day.>> reporter: s if you:s curve is that this does not compare. this will be an improvement to the east bound side compared to what drivers had to experience last year. the eastbound lane and the duration will look like keeping in mind that this is a new vie

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