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for more on that part of the story let's go to don knapp live on lake merit. >> certainly that's the question. how will oakland cope with crime with fewer police officers? well, the guardian angels are stepping in. armed only with their eyeballs, ears and two way radios. >> we would be -- there was at least one to two to three police officers. >> the guardian angels say they will help to fill the gap. oakland police will not respond to calls that are lower priority. starting sunday they will have 30 volunteers in red, white and black. >> we can be a deterrent and if there is a crime going on and they see us they will think twice about it. >> reporter: two years ago after a string of restaurant takeover robberies terrorized customers and restaurant staff the guardian angels claiming credit along with the chp in helping oakland police ends the robberies. >> i have no fear. i should but i don't. it is my community. it is my steve. i have children going up in this city. and i want to be a part of it. i don't want to sit back and complain about the problems. >> reporter: the reverend kerr

and the other key thing and we may get to this, you need to have a place to go and you don' need to beinking you're goin to call someone on the cell phone because the repeaters are all off power. you have to have a plan of wher you're going. in my family, everybody knows even if i've got a building collapse, i'm going home and meeting the family first as a place for everyone to meet. that's the most important place is to have a prearranged meetin place and have everyone know what the plan is. because when the earthquake comes and everyone thinks i've got a cell phone, it -- unless you've got a satellite phone an they haven't gotten small enoug yet, you're not calling anyone. if you think you have a radio, there's not a line of sight in this city that's going to go more than a couple blocks. >> let me go through some other stuff and i'll tell you what i think you should be doing with your neighborhood. i've got these here. this is an oddity. you want to be able to open you windows. buy some beeswax and put them in the tracks until the window actually work. especially after the building

don knapp joins us from the hospital to explain what's going on. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning. obviously a very dangerous situation here at children's hospital started about 3:15 a.m. somebody walked in with a gun took a nurse hostage and then there was a standoff for 15 minutes until police resolved it. here's the oakland police captain. >> officers responded and redirected this individual where they contacted him. the individual surrendered quickly and was taken into custody. >> reporter: was he ever holding anybody? >> the information we had is that one point he had somebody, an individual at gunpoint. but upon contact with the police officers he surrendered. >> reporter: that person was an emergency room nurse. she was held at gunpoint. she is obviously very shaken up. but there has been no one injured this morning. the police got here and found this man was somewhat incoherent and apparently high on drugs. you might see in the video here the man on the ground as police officers are working with him. he is shouting over and over,

i go don wiwn with the ship. to hedge, chicago, acquisition of boozer, combined with derek rose, den gcg. i wouldn't want to have to inherit the legacy of michael jordyn. if i was going to be big, bad, bold. i would do that. to me it comes down to miami, new york because of the billion, got to remember, james dowland, chairman for new york knicks and cablevision present aid package to lebron james showing him if he came to new york he can make up to $2 billion. i don't know how plausible. say $2 billion to a young 25-year-old man you will definitely get his attention. again about the miami heat right now. until i hear him say otherwise i'm convinced that's where he is going. >> larry: and we will be right back with more. the tension builds. don't go away. when i use expedia, my friends at work think there's more than one "me." ...because on our trips, i always get there faster. see, expedia lets me mix and match airlines. so i can take one airline out... and another home. so with more flight options, i can find t

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, are you going to feed me? >> reporter: don overcame an addiction to methamphetamines and seemingly replaced one habit with another. and then there's janice with 97 dogs and 15 cats crowded into her tiny trailer. janice began breeding yorkshire terriers. but she eventually added more breeds and stopped selling the puppies. she's lived like this for the last 12 years. >> my dogs are like my kids. clover, what are you doing? they're all sweet dogs. they're just incredible. >> reporter: caring for her kids is a full-time, exhausting job. >> it's constantly all day long that i have to just keep going behind them and filling the water back up, picking the paper back up, you know, putting new paper down. >> reporter: still, the trailer is never truly clean nor quiet. janice hasn't seen her grandchildren in months. >> i mean as much as i love my grandkids, and believe me, that's a lot, but i also love my dogs, too. >> who else is going to bed? come on! you've seen these guys grow up from puppies, and you've taken care of them. >> come

, are you going to feed me? >> reporter: donddiction to methamphetamine. seemingly replaced one habit with another. and then there's janice. with 97 dogs and 15 cats crowded into her tiny trailer. janice began breeding yorkshire terriers but she eventually added more breeds and stopped selling the puppies. she's lived like this for the last 12 years. >> my dogs are like my kids. they're all sweet dogs. they're just incredible. >> reporter: caring for her kids is a full-time exhausting job. >> constantly, all day long that i have to just keep going behind them and filling the water back up, picking the paper back up, putting new paper down. >> reporter: still, the trailer is never truly clean. nor quiet. janice hasn't seen her grandchildren in months. >> as much as i love my grandkids, and believe me that is a lot, but i also love my dogs too. >> reporter: it's her daughter lindsay who eventually called on dr. karen cassidy to set up an intervention. the goal, convince janice to give up all but two dogs and one cat. >> honestly s

in san jose, don fernandez, cbs 5. >>> take it away, roberta. i'm going to go get a bite to eat. >> hey, welcome back, dana. >> thank you, princess. >> you're so missed. >> thank you. i had a great time but i am happy to be home. >> yeah, you know? you were in texas, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. i got a special treat for you coming up. this is the scene right now live cbs 5 weather camera looking past lake curry, where the current air temperature is 82 degrees after experiencing a high today of 88 degrees in that particular neck of the woods. look at all that sunshine. by the time the sun does set tonight, at 8:23, we are not going to see it because this is san francisco at this hour. 57 degrees. a strong robust sea breeze out of the west gusting up to 23. it felt raw. if you are going to be heading out to oakland as baseball action, ben sheets on the mound for the good guys playing host to the boston red sox, game time temperature 63 but make sure you have your jacket that wind a bit breezy. look at the numbers. 50s at the beaches, 50s and 60s bayside.

considering we don't know what the hell is going on with this don draper. take a look. >> who is don draper? >> what do men say when you ask that? >> well, they usually take a minute to think about it and then they do something cute. one director said he was a lion tamer. >> i don't want to do that. third person? >> i don't know. knockout wife, two kids, house in westchester. take the train. maybe take your car, now that you can afford it. >> who told you that? >> anything? i mean -- now's your chance. >> well, as i said before, i'm from the midwest. we were taught that it's not polite to talk about yourself. >> jimmy: there you go. "mad men," premieres sunday night at 10:00 on amc. jon hamm, everybody. we'll be right back with j.b. smoove and ralph macchio. [ female announcer ] does your smooth pass the second day test? or does frizz make you start all over? get ready for a revolution. the new pantene. frizzy to smooth system. medium to thick hair absorbs up to 40% more moisture. so we customized a pro-v system that in test, outlasts the frizz point. the r

don ford reports it is slow going tonight for some people who are just trying to get home. >> reporter: here in oakland, it's day 10 of the a.c. transit labor dispute and like yesterday, today's commute will be affected. these a.c. transit transbay lines will be running slower than normal, not cancelled but the number of buses servicing these lines will be reduced due to drivers not coming to work according to the transit agency. bus today all over the system have been slow and the schedules have been chaotic, leaving many riders upset. >> very frustrated and i'm a senior and handicapped, and it is taking away my people there. >> we have waited 20 minutes, 45 going to an hour, hour and 15 minutes. it is really chaos. >> reporter: this coming friday if management and labor cannot come to an agreement on these schedules, a judge may appoint an arbitrator. in oakland, don ford, cbs 5. >>> now for what has become our nightly visit to bell, california, and the nationally watched salary fiasco. turns out state investigators hit a wall -- well, actually it was a door. dave lopez picks up his

. >> erica and i were both talking saying i hope he's going to don one of these costumes.im a hard time about it. did you get dressed up at all? >> yeah. we were cruising down like one of the side like little corridors, and this insane leather shop that had talon shields. i was wearing clothes. i had some amazing goggles on. also carrying a potion pouch, just in case. you never know when you need your potions. >> you never know, indeed. what's the craziest thing you've seen this time around, tyler. >> that's a tough one. i was dancing, fighting with an 11 foot transformer. i was ninja kicking with power rangers. i think the wild think about this place is literally anything goes. like at the check-in, there was a baggage check. you could pick up your badge and also weapons inspection at the door. that only happens at comic-con, i think, when you check in your chainsaw. >> are they inspecting real weapons or play ones that go with the ensemble. >> no. there's guys rolling in here with legit swords, nunchucks, i saw a guy chunk a chainsaw. they were like, that's cool. just do

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it's george clooney, brad pitt, matt damon, don cheadle, julia roberts. read it. you're goingike it. >> say we get into the cage and through the security doors there and down the elevator we can't move. and past the guards with the guns and into the vault we can't open. say we do all that. we're just supposed to walk out of there with $150 million in cash on us without getting stopped? >> yeah. >> oh. >> larry: frank sinatra made history with his main event concert. behind the scenes of frank's comeback and triumph, next. >>> you're a legend. you do know that. >> i don't know about legend. i mean, everybody's a legend. if everybody were really legends there would be no normal people in the world. everybody would be a legend. >> larry: you know you've gone beyond. you're in another ballpark. >> yeah, i agree with that. and there's a very good chance that i probably should have gotten out by now. but i enjoy it. >> larry: okay. sinatra. >> yeah. >> larry: you booked ole blue eyes is back, madison square garden. how did you do it? you didn't know frank. >> i knew frank. i knew hi

and the hurricane surge or tidal waters, we need to know what's going don to be the cleanup of water and eye. and the related damage. so we want you to have this question in writing, i'll ask my staff to share it. senator shelby wanted so much to be here and he might be able to come back for the second half. we're going to recess this. we've got homework from you. but i want to say something about the worker bees in the gulf. having been there, i was impressed at how hard everybody was working. and how whether it was the noaa people, fish and wildlife, the epa people on the ground and so on. so i'm going to say hats off to our federal response and working with the community. but i think we, in washington, have to really pick it up and i think this unified command has got to get a little bit more juice. i really do. i am distressed about the changing admirals on the scene. okay? admiral allen has served the nation with distinction. he's the unified command commander. but the admiral on the ground has got to be on the ground or on the water. and that's a separate topic, we'll take that

i'm don bell with your espn news update. big night in the bigs. we go out to dodger stadium. tim lincecum and the giants taking on the dodgers. bottom five. dodgers up by four. and lincecum takes matt kemp with high heat. kemp doesn't like it both benches were warned. dodgers up 5-4. and lane kershaw, he hits aaron rowen. joe torre, the manager. he was ejected. so was the bench coach. runners on second and third. jonathan broxton intentionally walks aubrey huff. here comes don mattingly to act as manager. he starts to walk away. then, he goes back. he had bruce bochy noticed that. he's the giants manager. there's two meetings on the bound. so, broxton had to leave the game. in comes new pitcher, joe cheryl. he only had eight pitches to warm up. he needed some more. that's a two-run double. and the giants go on to win, 7-5. >>> san francisco has won 11 of 13. now, for the cubs. aramis ramirez going big in the fourth inning. lou piniella says he's going to retire at the end of the season. and it looked like aramis ramirez was inspired by the announcement. three home runs for ar

and the hurricane surge or tidal waters, we need to know what's going don to be the cleanup of water and eye. and the related damage. so we want you to have this question in writing, i'll ask my staff to share it. senator shelby wanted so much to be here and he might be able to come back for the second half. we're going to recess this. we've got homework from you. but i want to say something about the worker bees in the gulf. having been there, i was impressed at how hard everybody was working. and how whether it was the noaa people, fish and wildlife, the epa people on the ground and so on. so i'm going to say hats off to our federal response and working with the community. but i think we, in washington, have to really pick it up and i think this unified command has got to get a little bit more juice. i really do. i am distressed about the changing admirals on the scene. okay? admiral allen has served the nation with distinction. he's the unified command commander. but the admiral on the ground has got to be on the ground or on the water. and that's a separate topic, we'll take that

and the hurricane surge or tidal waters, we need to know what's going don to be the cleanup of water and eye. and the related damage. so we want you to have this question in writing, i'll ask my staff to share it. senator shelby wanted so much to be here and he might be able to come back for the second half. we're going to recess this. we've got homework from you. but i want to say something about the worker bees in the gulf. having been there, i was impressed at how hard everybody was working. and how whether it was the noaa people, fish and wildlife, the epa people on the ground and so on. so i'm going to say hats off to our federal response and working with the community. but i think we, in washington, have to really pick it up and i think this unified command has got to get a little bit more juice. i really do. i am distressed about the changing admirals on the scene. okay? admiral allen has served the nation with distinction. he's the unified command commander. but the admiral on the ground has got to be on the ground or on the water. and that's a separate topic, we'll take that

don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> 32nd annual san francisco marathon is still going but lanes have already reopened on the goldene bridge. first wave of runners started at 5:30 this morning outside the ferry building. runners ran up the embarcadero and across the golden gate bridge. organizers say more than 24,000 registered runners are expected to take part this year. you can expect street closures, traffic delays and detours all along the marathon route. embarcadero is set to reopen at 1:45 this afternoon. marathon ends in front of the ferry building and all runners must finish by 12:45 or what? >> you're done. cool conditions for running out there. temperatures in the 50s all morning long with the clouds and fog rolling in. partly cloudy by the afternoon. look for a high of 62 in san francisco. we'll see 70s in the east bay. 80s further inland then we cool things off. >> that is it. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. stay connected 24/7 at www.abc7.com. i'm carolyn tyler, along with jeff martinez, have a great sunday everyone. bye-bye.

is the foulout there is clayton sur spended five games and going to appeal thachl the umps just blew whit acting manager done a u-turn there, cast it as a second mound iz havit out of the game. and there is a game winning double caming in cold. dodger dz not protest that. so it goes into the books for a win. and there is usc on probation. and there is harsh reaction and national champs under scrutiny under ncaa rule business attending an agents party.. >> and how are they better than a pimp? i have no respect to people who do that to young people. i mean, none. >> and there is a scandal turning tiger woods world upside down. tiger is making more endorsement money than any other athlete making $70 million in 2010. that is down $22 million. if you're wondering, phil mickelson is second on the list at $52 million this year. >> that is interest ofing. >> you can lose $22 million and still be top dog? >> he's fine. it's not a concern going forward. >> and there is a look at high temperatures today. lower than average highs of the day. and there is a look at livermore, 15 degrees cooler than average highs for thi

ok, let's go to don on the democrats line. caller: i will tell you, the tea party is a paper tiger.some in the news media have really hyped it up. there capitalists were there is a little bit of wealth and privilege, but they are afraid they are losing their entitlements. i witnessed it in the town hall meetings my congressman, spratt, held a meeting and of they were there. they were predominantly white and older. i'm not saying they are racist, but they just were not accepting that they might not be in charge totally and it is difficult for them. also, it is being run a little bit by freedom works and i think they're being influenced about what is going on. and i do not believe they really one in republican primaries. i think they are going to get blasted when tea party candidates go up against the democrats in their giving districts. i do not think they have a chance. host: masuk of the "washington post" column by dan bale. and jumping to the next column, david axelrod said -- newlan merritt island, fla., james who says he is a tea party member, good morning. caller: i want to tha

don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> if you want more information on the stories on our program today, go to our web site and look unders links on the left side for "assignment 7". that's all, thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> carolyn: a young girl is killed in an early morning apartment fire in san jose. >> alan: the new program that has san francisco civilians taking fingerprints and dna tests at crime scenes.

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don guevara, abc news, los angeles. >> come on, guys, wake up, let's go. >> we were both trying to dreamtter show. >> you've got 90 seconds for that. >> it certainly is an interesting idea. i do it, i preplan my dreams sometime. >> you can't really do that? >> i do. >> really. >> i try, it works. >> that is the news for this half hour. remember, you can tell us what hey always say they're going to help the people. and we're in worse shape now than we've ever been. >> the anger at home and the impact on capitol hill. >>> then, motown move. a progress report on the auto industry before today's presidential visit. >>> and, museum meow. an unusual feline haven. it's friday, july 30th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good friday morning. thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> capitol hill is gearing up for a political spectacle. a house committee may put congressman charles rangel on trial after detailing ethics charges against him. >> the democrat's lawyers want to make a deal but republican committee members say it's now too late. t.j. winick has mo

. >>> the airport is the last place most people would go for fine dining, or neighborhood favorite restaurants, but as donz shows us minetta airport wants to bring a true taste of san jose to travelers. >> reporter: airline food may be bad. but airport food is going upscale and local in san jose. >> when you land here in san jose, you will find restaurants and shops here that you won't find in other airports. you will find some that are common to every place, of course, but you won't find original joe's in denver, or austin or chicago. >> reporter: terminal b at minetta san jose international opened three weeks ago. by this fall, it will be filled with flavors, from silicon valley, an the central coast. foods and wines for all palates and pocketbooks. >> this is from the vineyards here. >> what do you think? >> i think it is nice. it is nice and crispy. not too open. i like it. >> you need to find a great tasting wine at an airport, you can expect to find that. >> reporter: a little vino to go with a hearty italian entree at san jose favorite original joe's. in the mood for mexican food? there are hefty b

going to sue the blogger. andrew breitbart posted the clip a sherrod says he hasn't apologized. >> he -- andrew breitbart, and don has been trying to help me say his name each time because ee keep forgetting, but he had to know he was targeting me. >> sherrod still hasn't decided if she'll accept the new agriculture department job. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks in asia retreated this morning. alexis christoforous is here in noik with the latest on that. >> good morning. happy friday to you. asian markets tumbled on news that japan's jobless rate rose and industrial production fell. japan's nikkei lost more than 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng was also down sharply. today, wall street gets the latest on how much the economy is growing. on thursday, stocks fell after an early rally ran out of steam and the dow industrials lost 30 points. the nasdaq gave back 12. a federal reserve official warns the weak economy may lead to deflation. that's when prices and wages drop for a prolonged period and can create a vicious cycle of declining profits and higher unemployment. the official said the fed should have a program

going to our website at www.abc7.com. >> what is that smell? yes, i think so. don sanchez, you know what we're talking about. garlic festival in what's hot. >> they are serious and funny in the world premiere of a new comedy from theater works at lucie stern theater in palo alto. >> san francisco sim tony finale. they celebrate the mexican bicentennial at dolores park. >> passionate story telling, jewish film festival begins at five theaters around the bay for two weeks. >> america's premiere summertime event, cooking demos and food and 4500 pounds of garlic. nothing to sniff at. >> julian is a new jazz star. at the mend dough seen oh music festival. music on the edge of the world. >> berkeley teenage group presenting a new drama based on a new story. >> it features live music in six clubs. flee dance lessons geary and market on saturday night. >> quality family entertainment with theater for kids, chevron family theater at theater for the arts. i'm don sanchez. >> 6:20, ringing of your phone may create a ringing in your ears. growing connection between cell phones and hearing issues. the cost of a troubled

in the top of the ninth, right before the giants scored their go-ahead runs, the umps removed brockton from the game because hitting coach dontingly made two stops to the mound during the same at-bat. turns out the umps were wrong. seeing this a lot lately, haven't we? according to the rules, he should have been aed to place face curt rent batter and mattingly ejected, the third dodger and manager ejected that night. the dodge course have appealed. the game would have been replayed, however, the team did not challenge the call, thus, their loss stands. he may have wanted to considering they have not won since the all-star break, might have wanted to replay that. >> everybody was given so much credit for jump on that thing and knowing the rules. nobody knew the rules. >> he knew the rules to their advantage. okay. >> any case, we have a rivalry again, don't we? dodgers and giants. that is for sure. >> who's on first what i want to know. cgup, proof that everyone wants a piece of the king. that's coming up next. [ man ] my perfect summer is grilling up a masterpiece. daily. [ woman ] my perfect summer is having everyone over.

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everything pitched things don't go as opposed to bringing in new guy we're still in short and then your new hero here gets blamed for everything. i would be surprised if donn is still blowing a whistle in november. good news for warriors star stephanie creek named united states baseball team. they have to cut three more of their going to go to new york and worked out your this team will go to the world championships in turkey and keep in mind no look ron james, no dwayne weighed all the great players are going to wait for the olympics and a few years read from his fellow who tire recall evans was a rookie of the year he was cut from the squad. here's the newest warrior david lee had a serious thinker injury so yet to drop those of the u.s. qualifying periods gavin newsome he's really getting his picture taken by sports people. for 20 years of service today is david lee day. july 28th at tall guy his day in the city. >> it's david lee day today and san francisco i don't think it would earn that yes from a basketball standpoint but it said to be part of a new city and a new community. i think we have great things on the way hopefully we can take care of bus

going to show up but i remember some our t.v. viewers were getting mad at me as if i tattle don and i pretty sure the government knows how many check his twitter feed i think they're probably frustrated that you know this kind of information is getting out there but at the same time i read somewhere that julian said that pentagon officials had offered to meet with him in some sort of neutral place to discuss what other information he may be holding holding back because there are some more documents he has yet to publish he said that he has not agreed to this i mean we'll just have to see the guy is good getting around and being noticed too much and apparently is capable of slipping through here and there so i think you'll be you will be able to make out i don't know these days he's not really slipping through and maybe he wants the media attention who i think will have to you know continue following this is that unfolds and what's the most interesting part of it off course is that he's not american so it can't be all that matter i guess are those loose enough for our team producer filling us in now like i mentioned the last time th

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going on now at your cadillac dealer. ♪ >>> dodgers manager joe torre was suspended for tonight's game after last night's bizarre loss to the giants. so dontingly was the dodgers matter with the sheepish grin. giants pr game jim moreheadsetting up lincecum for gameday. barry zito made one mistake and that was it allowing just two runs. that's all the dodgers starter chad billingsley needed tonight. he goes the distance, just five hits working the second shutout of his career. both against the giants, by the way, who dropped five games back in the west, 2-0 the final. was drafted by >>> the a's outfielder matt watson was the definition of a baseball journeyman. drafted by montreal in 1999 from montreal going to the mets in 2002, oakland in 2003, across the pacific, went to japan in '06, toronto in '07, south korea in the offseason, back to the mets in '09, finally to oakland this year. why a geography lesson for watson? in the 2nd inning against boston his first major league home run and the a's go on to win 6-4. they take two out of three from boston. they're starting to heat up. >>> warriors forward david lee suffered a mallet finger inj

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don kelly, grounds to second. two outs away for garza. looking to get the first no-hittner tampa bay rays history. jared laird, caught looking. one batter left matt garza going for history. >> the 1-1. up, fly ball right field. and he's got it. matt garza just threw a no-hitter. no-hitter. >> garza was close to perfect, facing the minimum 27 batters. garza, the man of the hour. back to you in new york. >> our thanks to espn. >>> we haven't done one of these in a while. but it's a good one. it's time for our morning snapshot. a shiny, new office for a professor. >> this is what science professioner matt burr found after returning from vacation. students wrapped the office in aluminum foil, everyone down to his pencils and coffeemaker. the last time the office was covered in fairy tale pink fabric and bows. the foil may have gone over a little better. >> the office looks like leftovers, doesn't it? >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today including the morning's top story. a new ceo for bp. amam m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m

ninth-inning bases loaded don mattingly goes to the back to the dugout steps on the matter to do it he can do that. giants manager catch is that you're allowed to goe mound once in the inning if you catch a get its the second trip and have to switch out your picture. new pictures from seven a gap last filled to runs trance when it in the ninth and five. >> lot going on there from l.a. to these bay as posting the red sox appeared cavan hit a two-out rbi single as the as rally to beat the boston red sox 5-4. neither team scored until the 10th two innings. >> will be back with more headlines stern said. a school stock exchange just ready stock futures ended fog positive pirating today that of course after apple and coke has a stronger financial results that the major great sign. ibm and goldman had disappointing so the dow is up to them we will keep tracking it. >> a look at the weather shot of the golden gate bridge different than yesterday less often i know we are expecting more of coincidence i don't know. >> does that have something to do with the warm-up. >> were talking a couple of degrees are suit and that will continue through the work week.

bases loaded don mattingly turns around and says something and then is as if you go in there twice its the second trip and you have to replace her picture appeared this with the dodgers did. on jury its one that drives in two runs so the giants win it. >> i think you have two pitchers as posting the red sox rbi single in the 10th inning das rallied to beat the socks 5-4 last night go a spirit red sox to get neither team scored again until the 10th inning. andrew bailey pitched two innings. >> we will take a quick break of lookit the big board the dow back up into positive territory. we will be right back. ñóñóóó?i6 729 hotspot the following traffic desk. >> interstate 580 in the westbound direction james it's not our only hot spot is the worst one the ride back up the altamont pass the lanes now are finally cleared westbound had airway boulevard were motorcycle accident was half an hour or more was quick to blocking lanes it got cleared after 18 minutes by emergency crews. lookit the extent of delays the difference between red and yellow is a difference of 25 mi. an hour yellow indica

don mattingly comes out for a visit. but he actually goes off the mound. then back on. that's two visits. you need a new pitcher. and george sherrill with minimal warm-up gives up the gohead run. andres torres delivers. the giants add one more. the dodgers have lost six straight. the giants gaining on san diego after a big 7-5 win. >>> even more drama with the red sox visiting oakland. braden off the d.l. former a's infielder marco scutaro with the rbi double. davis can't get there. part of what became a 4-0 lead for boston after two. in the third the a's get it all back. then the scoring for the next six. it went to extras. two on. kevin kouzmanoff, the single brings derek barton to the plate. 5-4, a's win. tomorrow the series wraps up with a big game. as we told you earlier, palo alto's jeremy lynn is on the verge of signing a deal with the warriors to play point guard. talked to his agent tonight. that's the good news. as for the newly acquired forward david lee in a workout injured the middle finger on his right hand. he flew back to the bay area tonight to see a hand specialist tomorrow. but the warriors tell us he is expected to rejoin team usa after the examina

don guevara, abc news. >> explosive debate there. >>> coming up, who's attempting to turn a kitschy stage act into something special? >> the lounge singers overseas goingat extra mile to entertain. we'll be right back. you're watching "world news now." rlititititititititititititititit entertainment, chances are the singer was only semi-professional, which is a nice way to put it. >> for most lounges the singer can make or break the place. in the philippines they have the art of the lounge singer down to a science. clarissa ward has more. ♪ mamma mia does it show again ♪ >> reporter: travel a bit around asia and you start to notice some similarities in the hotel entertainment. whether it's shanghai or seoul, jakarta or kuala lumpur. the songs are always cheesy. ♪ >> reporter: the dance moves dodgy. the outfits skimpy. ♪ >> reporter: and the performers almost always are filipino. >> where are you from? >> philippines! >> reporter: 27-year-old anna lisa in western beijing has been singing her way across asia for years. >> india, malaysia, and then china, shanghai, here. taiwan. >> reporter: the philippines, it seems, is the world's leading supplier of lou