it was five months before oracle was back oracle caught a break. >> oracle has made changes and they seem to be working. the catamaran flew across the finish line for the second win of the day. >> the changes to the boat are a bill deal. in terms of performance but mentally for the crew. because no the crew they can see that the boat is up to it. >> oracle coming from behind. i'm surprised. happy it's going to continue but surprised. >> for the united states to keep the cup, oracle must win four more races before the kiwis win one. there's a since the momentum may have shifted to oracle's side. may have. >> and the racing picks up tomorrow at 1:15. oracle was not only making strides on the water but on land. taking over four square blocks of downtown san francisco for oracle worked. the speaker larry ellison. brian webb is at the america's cop -- cup pavilion. he poured millions in the crew and the boat, money he made turning oracle into one of the richest computer companies in the world. 60,000 people packing oracle world in downtown san francisco. so many there were not enough seat

president of oracle. our host at oracle open world. we thank you for that.orrow don't miss our interview with larry ellison. meanwhile, are u.s. stocks still the least ugly house in the neighborhood? bob doll next. weighing in on how to allocate capital here. wait until you hear his take on the fed's surprise nontapering. then who's the man behind proposed takeover of blackberry? the inside story next. keep it right here on "closing bell." blackberry shares rising today after its largest shareholder, fairfax financial, made an offer to acquire the company for $9 a share. mary thompson looks at the man behind fairfax and this bid. >> fairfax financial is a canadian insurance firm built by prem watsa, who has waged legal battles with steve cohn and made billions from credit swaps from the likes of aig and mbia. a native of india, moved to canada at age 22. he got his money from a truck insurer he took over and renamed fairfax financial. it's a global property and casualty insurance and reinsurance firm. according to fairfax its stock is compounded at annual 19

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services on a company credit card and oracle has not paid up. it allegedly happened over two nights during last year's open world conference. oracle has not commented. >>> construction amount the 49ers' new stadium is right on track. but already there are now concerns over parking. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live to explain why some santa clara residents fear parking changes will compromise a popular natural preserve near the 9ers' home. >> reporter: tori, construction at levi stadium has impacted the thousands of families who use the youth soccer fields that are right next to it. city leaders realize the land is worth millions of dollars because it's next to the stadium and they want to relocate the field. >> we developed a waterway here for the monarch butterflies and the plants and the water. >> reporter: dennis dowling comes to the natural area every day tending to the native foliage planted. it includes wetlands, wildlife and a butterfly garden. he fears they will be impacted if the city chooses to move soccer fields here. >> you can

oracle though is still in the america's cup race. on the verge of elimination, the american team is keeping hope alive and the comeback has been good news for the city of san francisco. kpix 5's brian webb says the race is drawing bigger crowds and now is beginning to look more and more like the grand event it was meant to be. >>> reporter: once on the brink of an embarrassing defeat, team usa turns things around winning two races this afternoon. the tides are turning. >> we're not disappointed that oracle is doing well. we're very happy that our guys are doing incredibly well. >> reporter: the oracle crew and boat are bankrolled by billionaire larry ellison, ceo of oracle and he couldn't help bragging a bit about his team in front of a few thousand of his closest techie friends at day 1 of oracle world in downtown san francisco. >> race sailing in a very tough and tricky day, the bay was filled with spots where there was wind and spots where there wasn't. it makes it really difficult day to sail but we won a couple of races. nice jo

does are attending oracle world this week at moscone center. the ones who don't are stuck here south of market where howard street is closed off. 15,000 cars daily would normally go through the area that oracle blocked off for its convention. added to the construction all around here it's going to be one long week for drivers. >> kind of sucks in a way because it causes all this. >> reporter: but it also causes, according to the oracle figures, $120 million to be spent in the bay area economy by far the largest convention in the city all year. daniel will be spending about $5,000 out from daytona beach, florida good chunk of change. >> it is. it is. >> reporter: coming out of your pocket? >> uhm, no. >> reporter: it's worth it to this man to soak up whatever he can. >> oracle is the leading technology company offering a lot of jobs and products and services and you know you come here to learn what the latest and greatest is. >> reporter: local businesses love it like the gold club strip club just down the street. they have offered an open bar a

oracle's c.e.o. larry ellison's love for sailing has taken some of his attention from this week's oracle open world convention also in san francisco. he skip add keynote speech at the convention yesterday to attend the racesment the move did not sit well with some convention attendees who said they paid thousands of dollars to hear him speak. about 60,000 people are attending the convention which ends tomorrow. some believe that if oracle wins the cup, ellison could come back and display the trophy to make amends. . >>> in marin county a stand off is underway between authorities and a man who has barricaded himself inside an apartment near mill valley on maple street. authorities called a hostage negotiator but it's not clear if there are any hostages. it's also not known if the man is armed. paramedics and fire crews are on stand by. there are report that is the complex of evacuated. nearby residents were asked to shelter in place. . >>> parents and students at a south bay high school are reeling in

a wire-to-wire victory for team oracle and in the second race team oracle came storming back to win by 54 seconds and even up the series at eight apiece setting up a winner-take-all race tomorrow afternoon. so i watched the race from the marina green today while our fellow reporter don ford was right here at the finish line at pier 27 and to get it all from the fans after yet another improbable victory. >> whoever could have imagined this? >> reporter: it is a stunning victory. >> just can't -- i can't fathom it! i can't imagine it! they have to be devastated right now. >> reporter: even stunning the announcers. >> i think even these guys are shaking their heads going you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: this afternoon's two-race win boards team usa in the position to make history. after being down 8-1, they set a new record for consecutive wins. >> to see two great teams evenly matched battling it out to the end. >> reporter: new zealand fans are tired of losing. they consider the team manager grant dalton their lucky charm. they win when he is aboard. to add more mojo, fans did

that allowed oracle to take the lead, and you have to take your hats off to the oracle guys, because it tweaked just right. they won by 44 seconds, a comeback in a series that began in 1851, a long time ago. >>> the niners in st. louis tomorrow, thursday night football. you can catch the game over on abc 7. while a lot of focus on the niners' back to back losses have sput tered on the offense, the defense has had several issues. the niners have turned it over themselves seven times. you look at total plays, 104 for the niners, 137 for the foes, meaning the off fence not on the field that much, and the offense losing the battle. >> it's no excuse. we have to find a way to get off the field, get turnovers and get off fence to put the ball in the end zone. and i think we could eliminate the scoring regardless of how many fans are here, make them give them press time. >> the players union is looking into whether the raiders followed proper protocol after pryor's concussion monday night. pryor didn't show signs of a concussion before the fourth quarter and that's why they kept him in for

so oracle racing nice win today. now go out and do it again and again and again and again and again. [ laughter ] >> that will do it for now. we'll see you back next hour as kpix 5's america's cup coverage continues. >> i got to tell you, vern, my youngest son's nickname is kiwi and he is chomping at the bit for them to win so he can hold that over me for however many years it's going to be. >> reporter: bragging rights in your house. >> i'm afraid he has the edge now. thank you, vern. >> another nature has a tight grip on these races. >> rules everything. >>> botched bay area bank robbery ends in a bay area family's bedroom. >> you know, we're just lucky that he didn't land on the family. he weighs 230 pounds. >> the way the suspect was captured when he tried to make a rooftop getaway. >> a lot of gunshots, got hit in the leg, turned around saw bodies laying on the ball court. >> bullets turn a chicago park into a battlefield. 13 people shot including a toddler. why police say it's a miracle no one was killed. >> ge

card and oracle has not paid up.it happened over two nights. this year's conference is going on right now and ends on thursday. oracle team usa not giving up hope as they fight to stay alive in the america's cup. yesterday the team sailed to victory keeping the cup away from team new zealand. they have one race from claiming the cup since last week but oriole has hung on. managing to sweep the last four races. pleasing some fans and torturing others. >> it was awesome. we loved them. they are fantastic fans. but we are really glad we won today. >> racing is set to resume at 1:15. oracle still needs four in a row. >>> more than 51,000 volunteers and nearly 502,000 pounds of trash. that is how much effort went into this year's coastal cleanup. it took place on saturday. this morning we are getting updated numbers. showing why organizers are calling it a big success. they found clothing, electronics, and bathe -- and baby strollers. a lot of them went out in the rain. so good for them. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hou

team oracle is the defending champion. the team won 10 races but was penalized two points before the finals for illegally modifying boats for exhibition races last year and earlier this year. had that not happened they would have already have won the cup. >>> even oracle's ceo larry ellison skipped work to watch the races. he was supposed to give the keynote address at the oracle openworld conference yesterday. one of the biggest company events that's going on in the city. instead he was on his yacht watching his team win two races and perhaps regain the cup or get the cup again today. >> we'll see what happens later today. >>> federal investigators are looking to asiana airlines' response to a deadly crash at sfo in july. they are checking to see if asiana followed federal laws about helping the families of passengers on the plane. specifically, they want to know if asiana had an adequate family assistance plan that included offered loved ones a toll free number to get information as well as transportation and a place to

meanwhile, oracle's biggest event oracle openworld is also going on at the same time. but ceo larry ellison skipped the keynote address yesterday to watch the race and we're banking he may be absent from today's event, as well. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> i think that's a good bet. he will be watching. >> i think so. >>> let's check traffic. >> the roads are looking okay unless you're the driver of this car. there's a tree that fell down on to the roadway and this is el camino real and there's unfortunately a car under the leads. so this is the 800 block of el camino real. it is in millbrae blocking one lane according to our photographer right there. it looks like the closest cross street is matteo avenue. at this hour it's not causing a delay but the flares are obviously up. mobile5 is on the san mateo bridge. it is only 14 minutes right now out of hayward heading towards foster city. he is in the westbound lanes so no problem on the span. but the high wind advisory is in effect for the bay bridge. the metering lights were turned on at 5:53 this morning. it didn't take

in the end, oracle team usa could celebrate this, again. as we speak right now at this hour, the owner of this team, the man in charge, mr. larry ellison just leaving the podium and we were talking to him just a little bit ago to hear what the plans are for the future with this cup and he says, of course, i'd like to have it in the bay area. so, hopefully work things out and today was triumphant and folks from around the world, not just new zealand were here to celebrate just what the bay area had to offer not just on the bay, but all of our hospitality. a tremendous event and we are truly honored to have been here from the very beginning. let's send it back to you guys in the studio. >> we will hear from him in our 6:00 newscast and we saw gavin newsom celebrating there in the background. >>> shortly after today's big win oracle team usa tweeted "a comeback would be nothing without great competitors. thank you emirates team new zealand. >>> america's cup park was jam packed this afternoon. here's a view from our helicopter. the huge crowd

team oracle u.s.a.s on verge of achieving the ultimate come back, abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at america's cup village. amy? >> kristen, they have the home field advantage and new zealand just arrived and they industrial through here to some cheers, but look what is waiting for team oracle u.s.a. when they get here: they will walk on the red carpet lined with fans. one called them "the miracle team." organizers say the day's set up is everything you want in a sporting competition. >> fans started lining up a couple of hours before the gates opened. many of them say they are playing hooky from work or school to be here. >> today is the day. it is winner take all. this is the day we have been waiting for and we have been coming to the races since last summer. we have been up here about nine times or so. >> this is the day the america's cup stays in america if oracle team u.s.a. wins or it goes to new zealand if they win. this showdown is adding to the enthuse a of the final race. team oracle u.s.

elation and relief from oracle. shock and disappointment from emrites team new zealand.which shows class in defeat. team new zealand certainly had more support back home.kiwis are obsessed with sailing. but ellison and his boys proved they can hang.and put yachting in the spotlight.especially considering how they won this thing. >> reporter:winning 8 straight races when facing sudden death. and keep it here.tonight at 5:45.reaction from team oracle after that epic comeback. retu >> pam: new and terrifying surveillance video. has been released by the f-b-i. showing the navy yard shooter, who killed 12 people september 16th. in it. you see aaron alexis. before and during his shooting rampage. kron four's catherine heenan is here with the story. >> pam: we now see what some of his victims saw. >> catherine: the video starts in black and white.then moves to color. giving us a startling look at aaron alexis at work. he walks into the building with a bag. later coming out of a restroom with his sawed off shotgun. he begin

yesterday oracle beat team new zealand twice. now there is one final race to begin this afternoon to decide who wins the america's cup. yesterday the u.s. trailed new zealand eight points to one. new zealand needed one more victory to take back the oldest international sports trophy. this nail biting finish has stirred up pride and patriotism from both countries. >> it's just very, very satisfying. >> we were quite worried. the whole country is worried. >> >> oracle has won seven races in a low and that is really triggering fan interest. the america's cup park opens at 10:00 this morning. because of the windy conditions, the race could start anywhere from 1:15 to 2:40 this afternoon. one hour after the finish, the cup will be presented in the america's cup village. this is open to everyone. whoever wins the america's cup will celebrate with champagne as you expect. as well as mum sparkling wine from napa. the america's cup is one of two major events in the bay area this week. it's splitting the time and attention of oracle ceo la

oracle shares at $34.30. greg epp, what struck you from the federal reserve, what was most important putting the fact they did not taper, but interesting they're actually talking a little more negative than people thought about the economy going forward, even though the worst -- the downside has been diminished, he said. >> what i thought was the most interesting takeaway is how they cited the financial conditions as the reason not to taper. bond yields shot up way more than expected when they started talking about this six or seven months ago. in other words, can you trace the whole slowdown in the economy that they're worried about to their own behavior. this leaves us at "c," we don't know what they'll do next. bernanke gave us a road map in june about what they were going to do. they were going to tape later this year. bernanke didn't fully walk back but virtually did. leaves us uncertain about their criteria for am they start to taper. >> steve liesman, he did zero in on 6.5% unemployment, later to 7%. t

oracle team usa, they're in for a challenge. take a look at what happened here on the bay. >> with the buildup to the 34th america's cup, de23e7bder and challenger did not disappoint as their ac 72 took flight in race one. the challenger nails their entries in round one with a razor thin advantage over oracle team usa. during the third leg, two lead changes. the defenders getting ahead of the kiwis. the advantage extends to a 36 second victory in race one. >> really proud of way the guys felt. they were spot on today. they did a fantastic job to get it ready. and it's going to be a better -- >> it would be rough for the defender. in morning practice, oracle team usa's joey newton going overboard and into the bay. a tough day all around. the kiwis have raced all summer, and the defender finding challenges aplenty, and of course stack els all day long. >> we'll learn. it was the first time -- it looks very, very similar. without really going through it, it's hard to say right now. >> nbc sports coverage of day two continues tomorr

we are very proud of the oracle team. just very, very satisfying to see them come through like this. >> reporter: organizers tell us an average of 20,000 people a day have turned out to watch america's cup races. critics of course have said the event hasn't necessarily lived up to expectations but now thisly georgia that is coming down to the wire. and unless it's too windy for the teams to go, today's final race should get under way sometime after 1:15 this afternoon. live this morning in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll watch that wind very carefully. oracle's ceo has him focused on the cup and angering some of the attendees. the billionaire high-tech tycoon skipped the keynote speech at the convention yesterday because guess what he was at the races. some people attending open world say part of the reason they did pay all that money thousands of dollars in red fees and travel expenses because they wanted to hear from ellison. about 60,000 people are attending that convention which ends tomorrow.

oracle open world, of course. about 60,000 people are expected to attend during the five-day convention. the convention show cases oracle's latest database management software. it also features more than 500 booths from other computer makers, consultants, start-ups. the mayor ed lee tick kiicked off the convention. >> oracle has been, of course, as judy said, a wonderful, wonderful partner. this masconi sesht, we renovated it, expanded it. we're under a current expansion to host your convention and watch it grow. and by the way, i don't mind closing down howard street for you.. >> fair warning, several other streets are shut down as well. >>> speak of america's cup, the finals are getting more interesting by the day. here's a live look in san francisco where thousands of people are expected to once again gather tomorrow to watch all the action. >> the 34th america's cup finals are starting to look like the best ever in the history of the sport. the impressive comeback charge of oracle team usa cons. the defender h

a wire-to-wire victory for team oracle. and then in the second race, team oracle came storming back after an early deficit to win by 54 seconds. and the series is now even at 8 races apiece. so it sets up a winner-take-all race tomorrow afternoon. so is this the greatest comeback in the history of sports? you got to go back to 2004, i think, to look at the boston red sox who were down three games to none in the american league championship series. they came back, they beat the new york yankees and, of course, they went on to win the world series. hockey has had its share of comebacks as well but i think given the circumstances, and being down two races to start the thing as a result of a penalty, this should be considered if they win the greatest comeback in the history of sports. nobody anticipated the race would go this long. some of the super yachts have already left. georgetown left just moments ago for south africa. and i watched the races on the marina green where they were already dismantling some of the grandstands

oracle could come back from being down 8-1. oracle skipper says this is not over and it should be an afternoon full of suspense. the race will start at 1:15 if the weather cooperates. >> j.p. morgan chase bank could be feeling the heat from california attorney attorney general harris. >> if you think the economy is getting boater you could be in the minority. jane king joins us from the new york stock exchange. >> good morning. the economy is supposedly improving and we do see some data do support that but only 27 percent of americans say any expect the economy to improve over next year. the big drop from the 39 percent who felt positive about the economy in june. this is another cautious stock days with four down days in a row for the dow and we are looking at a lower start with concern of the budget ceiling, the u.s. government is expected to hit and that hocks like it is weighing on sentiment. the silicon valley index is trading down a quarter of a percent. investors are watching the financials and possible liability or resp

america's cup will stay in america. >> reporter: pure joy for oracle teen usa.orts history with eight straight wins. after graduating congratulating one another. the golden gate bridge and a background providing a majestic backdrop. fans cheering on and larry ellison behind the wheel. with another possible strike >> reporter: team new zealand headed back home. considering how they won this thing with a straight races foot spacing sudden death, the stress was the enormous. >> pam: ahead at 8 tonight with another possible strike looming bart officials say they want to do all they can to keep people moving. >> pam: we'll tell you whatthe plus -- only on 4. imagine controlling your electronics. with your eyes >> pam: our gabe slate shows us. what one sillicon valley tech company is working on. and coming up next-- new surveillance video that shows the navy yard shooter on his shooting rampage. >> reporter: and at 8:30.yahoo ceo marissa mayer opens up about this sexy shot on the cover of vogue. how she was convinced to stike that pose.and why she goes against one fas

oracle could come back from being down 8-1. the skipper of oracle says this is not over. today should be an afternoon full of suspension and the race will start at 1:15, weather permitting. >> and now: wind, waves, and who wins? >> it will be interesting to see that, winner take all. the wind: bay breezes are up starting sooner and will last longer. yesterday they came from the northwest at 15- to 25-knots and today they come from the west at 15- to 25-knots. this morning we have good winds gusting along the coast into the 20's and point reyes headed to san francisco at 1:00 o'clock, and it jumps to 30 and the gusts at san francisco are 13 miles per hour so it will be calmer for the beginning, but as we head through the afternoon hours, check out the jump in wind speed at 37 to 30 in san francisco and 23 miles per hour in oakland. we see the gusts develop in a faster capacity from 5:00 to 8:00 and during the overnight hours they will start to taper. as far as the temperatures, we will be fairly mild, and temperatures in the 60's around san francisco and half moon bay and

at turn three a near disaster for oracle.nd reached the mark there was a 500 meter lead. the victory all down wind from there. in the past week san francisco had a front row seat to maybe one of the greatest come backs in sporting history. or why cell beaten sudden death eight times. as the result of cup remains here larry ellison. is victory sweeter when impossible? only they can say. was the first cup also its last? that is one of the questions being asked in a press conference just moments ago insiftd building. he was evasive anda

what oracle team usa did has to be one of the biggest come backs ever. ktvu's david stevenson was there for the race and also the big celebration afterwards. david? >> reporter: the victory celebration wound down an hour ago but there are still a lot of people here at america's cup park after a day that saw record set as oracle team usa took home the america's cup trophy again. >> reporter: just after 3:00 p.m. the oracle team usa came ashore to applause and a rowdy celebration with confetti, champagne and the cup. [ inaudible ] [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the crowd cheering on oracle as they headed into home stretch. 25,000 people turned out here to watch. so many that police and fire department told me they had to close down had entrance to the park. oracle team usa took the cup, a big thrill for supporters, a big disappointment for new zealand fans. >> this is super bowl, world series all wrapped into one coming from behind like that. can't beat it. awesome. >> yeah, been rough. i have been out here every day rooting for new zealand and just

what should have happened. >> reporter: oracle team usa retains the cup. we asked would the mayor welcome the competition back, a spokesperson said today is a day to celebrate america keeping the cup, san francisco is focused on wrapping up on the highest note and the mayor thinks the san francisco is a great location. for new zealand a disappointing loss tempered by pride in their team and their showing. >> good atmosphere. what can you do? they had the better boat. >> reporter: america's cup park will remain open till 7:00 p.m. many people aren't in a hurry to leave. they are savoring the warm weather and the win tonight. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information on the attack on a man. police identified four people who were present saturday morning when the man was beaten so bad he was left in a coma. a 18-year-old is a person of interest. his name hasn't been released. three other teens are considered witnesses. all four are cooperating and that they don't believe anyone else was involved. he was

it's just when, what day. >> reporter: but oracle fans aren't giving up. >> they can come back. >> oracle is coming on strong. i would be scared ifist new zealand. >> reporter: oracle team usa did win the most recent race which took place yesterday but the second race of the day was canceled because of high winds. in fact, since saturday, five of seven races have been postponed because of high winds. >> i just hope today they get some good races off. >> reporter: and perhaps an answer to the question: >> can oracle develop the ultimate movie script, or can new zealand finish it today? >> reporter: and i asked the race director, what would he like to see happen? he said on one hand, he would like to see a winner. but on the other hand, he would like to see more racing, as well. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> well, we'll keep our fingers crossed for oracle. all right, anne. thank you. >>> you know, on the other hand, it was neat if new zealand -- aren't there only 4 million people or something that live in the whole country? so you get a small guy up against the goliath of

oracle team usa pulls off the incredible.ut what does it compare to when it comes to other huge comebacks in sports history? plus, the a's continue that are quest for home field advantage. but it's what happened after the game that is sure to leave you laughing. big leaguers play where dress-up next. >> i . >>> remember the old days when you used to shop by actually going to the star. and then online shopping came around and you waited for a few days and it showed up at your house. >> you waited for a few days? that's very old school. google is swooping in, of course. same-day delivery. scott budman always tale teles us new ways to spend our money. >> today is the day that google joined amazon and ebay offering anyone in the area for a fee same day for online shopping. ebay is trying to make everything faster and more convenient. >> ahh, walk into a toy store. something we've lost a bit in this shop online anyone of ours. in fact, if you want anything inside palo alto's toy world, full of rollerskates, balls and crazy string

the whole country is worried. >> oriole -- oracle has won seven races in a row. those races draw an average of 20,000 spectators daily. oracle ceo skipped his scheduled speech at the open world convention to attend yesterday's races. now due to weather conditions that race could start anywhere from 1:15 to 2:40 this afternoon. one hour after the finish the cup will be presented in the america's cup village. the event is open to the public. and whoever wins the america's cup will celebrate with champagne as well as sparkling wine from napa. but there are unhappy people at the open world convention. they say part of the reason they paid thousands of dollars in registration fees and travel expenses was to hear his speech. so when another company executive spoke in his place yesterday, some people just walked on out. about 60,000 people are attending the convention which does end tomorrow. if oracle wins the cup ellison could come back and display that trophy to try to make amends. just look for that images tab which is right on the front page. >>> tonight a fire wea

oracle is still in the america's cup. still in it.drama on the bay today. brian webb says the comeback is good news for the city of san francisco. brian? >> reporter: there are plenty of critics of this race. the crowds are getting bigger and bigger. hotels and restaurants are packed and lately it is more like the grand event it was meant to be. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: once on the brink of an embarrassing defeat. team oracle turns things around winning two races this afternoon. the tides are turning. >> we are not disappointed they are doing well. we are happy our guys are doing incredibly well. >> reporter: the crew and boat are bank rolled by elison, the ceo of oracle. he could not help but brag about the team in front of his techy friends in san francisco. >> great sailing. the bay was filled with spots where there was wind and spots there was not. it makes it a difficult day to sail. but, we won a couple of races. nice job. >> all of those conventions are squeezing kiwi's out of the hotel room. forced to keep extending

new century theater is suing oracle claimingage oracle employee charged more than 33,000 in strip servicesy credit card and oracle has not paid off. it happened two nights during the open world conference. this year's conference is underway now. it will end on thursday. >>> 8:37. there's an apparent settlement in two cases of religious discrimination filed against abercrombie & fitch. one of the cases involved honey con, a worker at the hillsdale mall. she was fired from her job in the stockroom for wearing a religious scarf. details will be announced at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >>> many amazon workers are upset about the time they spend going through security checks and have filed a lawsuit. workers say they are not being paid for the time it takes to go through anti-theft checks at the beginning and end of their checks. they add it can take as long as a half-hour a day. a similar in nevada resulted in employees being paid for that time. >>> the trial in the michael jackson case against aeg, that trial is expected to start tomorrow. the lawsuit was filed by michael jackson's mother. it ac

we're coming to you live from the oracle open world conference in san francisco. we have a huge lineup of guests coming your way, including marc hurd, president of oracle, larry ellison, founder and ceo of the company, that's tomorrow. plus we're taking a look at the latest on blackberry. hi, scott. >> nice to see you. i'm scott wapner in today for bill griffeth. he's in tomorrow. today, too weak to taper, the word from a top fed official and that has the market a little worried about the economy. we really -- after we got through that one day of euphoria, the market had trouble getting out of its own way. >> i think part of the issue, scott, when you think about a weak economy, the next thought is, what does that mean for earnings? we're approaching the end of the third quarter, just a few days away. that's going to be really the opening in terms of what is to come for this economy. if we see corporate earnings take a hit, that, of course, is going to directly impact the stock market. in addition we've got washington and the clock ticking there a little louder no

the oracle guys -- we have an opportunity to get back into it.bit of a down wind staying chose school dean barker has to be feeling the heat. the kiwis have been ready to celebrate for a week. 1:15 tomorrow, if oracle winds every wins, another race at 2:15. >> it's cool the way it's working out. thank you. >>> and a reminder, you can watch the raiders take on the bronx -- we'll change. that raiders whip the broncos -- there you go! >> -- in a half hour, that happens on our sister station cw 44/cable 12 at 5:30 this evening. >>> drop, dunk and slid across tables. smartphones duke it out in a demolition derby. which device was crowned the king of durability. >> i think people need to be aware -- for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. 9 million of the 5-s and 5-c models since the ree friday. thats almost twice . >>> apple's new iphone launch was a record-breaker. shoppers snapped up 9 million of the 5s and 5c models since the release on friday. that's almost twice as many smartph

oracle couldn't keep up. zealand took control in the third leg. they turned a 12 second deficit into a 44 second advantage winning by 47 second in the first race, then by a minute 6 seconds in the second race. new zealand extends their dominating lead 6-minus one in the best of 16 series. if the kiwis win both races on saturday they could win on saturday >>> the 49ers and seahawks play sunday night in seattle. you have to love twitter. while football players give all the generic pre-game garbage like this -- >> well, this matchup is two great teams, great respect for one another. >> 49ers runningback anthony dixon tweeted this. extra weights on all the racks all week getting less sleep preparing. >>> aj wright responded, i'll be sure to relay the message to th fellas. it's going to be a long night for 40 whiners. >>> offensive lineman watson will be out a month after surgery to repair a torn meniscus. the second round pick was supposed to start at left tackle after veldheer was injured in preseason. the raide

there goes oracle team usa now. we are about an hour or so from race time but the big question is, will the winds cooperate? not that it's too windy. are we going to have enough wind? let's go to roberta gonzales and find out. what do you think? >> first off, you have the prime time seat. the front row seat. a little envious but so happy for you today. i'm noticing behind you the flags are flying a little bit. we have been noticing a bit of an increase in the winds. in fact, at this particular time, those winds are out of the west and northwest at 13 knots going into the golden gate bridge. less every winds well inland. along the peninsula, sfo winds up to 20. currently to the north, northwest winds in san rafael at 13 miles per hour. your america's cup forecast is so important that race time at 1:15 forecasting 64 degrees, blue skies, with the winds 15 to about 25 knots. allen, it looks like the borderline there and michelle, and frank, the borderline is 21 knots. so it's going to be very close to get this race in

after yesterday's surprise oracle win, oracle fans like gene mills says the music has changed. >> it's a big violin and it's playing america's song. >> reporter: team usa enters the pier like gladiators fans screaming, reaching out to touch them. followed the same way by team emirates new zealand. the kiwis fans trying to imagine winning the america's cup again. they only need to win one more race and it's theirs. the first race started out in light wind and the kiwis were way ahead of oracle while other races this week were postponed due to high winds. this one was called off because of not enough wind. >> right now they are just going so slow. it took too long. >> the wind is stuck. so -- we'll still win. we'll stay until we get it. >> reporter: new zealand led the second race and it looked good for them but once again, oracle came from behind and won the race staying alive just by their fingernails. with the win today the america's cup stays right where it is at least for the next 24 hours. the kiwis still lead the series 8-3. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> all right. for a

it is a must win situation for for oracle team usa.u, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a traffic accident last night in san francisco killed one person and left two injured on interstate 80 after 10:00 p.m. officers say the car crashed into a wall going westbound on the off ramp. three people were inside the car. no word on the condition of the surviving passengers. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a single car accident in the city today knocked out power to 3500 pg&e customers before 9:00 a.m. this morning. pg&e says power was sut to 3500 customers for -- cut to 3500 customers for 45 minutes. >>> a shooting this weekend on the peninsula sent two people to the hospital. happened after 8:00 p.m. last night. the two victims were taken to the hospital. one shot in the stomach and the other in the leg. there is no word on any arrests in the case. >>> authorities are looking for a man who assaulted a woman after their dogs got into a fight in a park before 9:00 a.m. this morning. the man put his dog's leash around the woman's neck

even the announcers today sounded a bit surprised by oracle's latest win on the bay. the reyes is now all tied. >>> joe is standing outside right now. who would have thought that it would come down to this, huh. >> ken, barely anyone thought it would come down to this. maybe oracle team usa and their die-hard fans have been coming down to the waterfront to watch these races. >> the competition began with a bang. it's not exactly nascar but this slight fender bender at the start of the first race slowed team new zealand down so much they never recovered. oracle team usa took two victory laps today. >> are you kidding me. >> at the kiwi bar at peer 29 instead of crying in their beer they claim they've got the americans right where they want them. >> you were bored. >> yeah. we just thought weed play with you guys for awhile, and we were just like get you all xietd and build up the interest in this cup, and tomorrow we're going to smoke you one and a half kilometers lead. >> but if they are going to come back, they might need a little help from their fans. >> what do the

from then on, team oracle never looked back there, they're alone at the finish except for fans, today's second race more surprising. kiwis won start this time, they took a large lead until the third leg, then a moment of hesitation, a decision to not cross. >> after that, oracle boat accelerated past.

talking about team oracle but also for oracle open world.hird and fourth so you have that by the convention center. that continues so. two places, lots of signage. toward the bay bridge, readings slow as far as the approach. no metering lights. pretty typical for this monday at 5:38. a look at the maps. a little blip shows up in emeryville. that's one of the first spots we'll see through that area. a nice flow but we're jamming up. jamming up toward pittsburgh and bay point. it flowed. it's that volume of traffic. a smooth drive, starting to pick up. we'll look at the san mateo bridge. nice easy drive across and a clear view of the high rise to the peninsula. as christie said despite the issue with the gas line, cal train is running 0en time. we'll track that system. back to you. >> the trouble for crews battling the rim fire in yosemite. >> new violence in kenya. explosions and gun fire heard from inside the shopping mall where islamist militants are holding people hostage. >>> the violence is escalating in 10ia. black smoke billowing over

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. >> oracle team usa wins the americas cup. a diplomat at the united nations are all abuzz, iran and syria both making headlines. >> we start with cbo, with reports coming in that all five are minute members of the security council have agreed on a resolution requiring syria to destroy its chemical weapons. >> united nations investigators are returning to syria, resuming inspections of alleged chemical weapons attacks that were halted amid fears of a possible military strike on damascus this month. investigators confirmed last week that nerve gas sarin was used in the august massacre, so the united nations is negotiating on the response. united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon has met with or and ministers from the security council, and they appear to be making some progress behind closed doors. >> we have a few details to solve, but i think we shall reach a permanent resolution may be today or tomorrow. it does not solve the problem, but it is a step. >> syria refuses to accept any blame. in an interview with venezuelan t

. >>> also, oracle's ceo larry ellison takes over san francisco. he has big reason to celebrate. >> ama: a moment of victory. the clubhouse celebration just began moments agos, as the a's for the second straight year clinch the a.l. west title and move up to the playoffs. good evening, and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> swing and a miss. and that's going to do it. >> ama: happening now at the coliseum, big celebration, the oakland a's are american league west champions again, despite one of the smallest payrolls the mlb, they clinched their 16th division title. cornell is live with the celebration. reporter: my shirt is covered in champagne, and i haven't even been in the locker room yet. nonetheless, there's a huge party going on here at o dot co-coliseum. the a's clinched the a.l. west title. the fans are love it and the players are savoring victory on the field. this was the moment the a's the minnesota twins. the good news came when the royals took down the rangers, clinching the a.l. west title for the a's for the second year in a

somehow, oracle team usa staged the most amazing come back. winning seven straight in the squirrely wind of san francisco bay. and taking today's finale by 44 second. a comeback never before seen in the 162-year history of this race. while the old -- while they may be the same. the sailors who held it in the early days wouldn't recognize the boats of today, multihulled, computer tuned. fiber carbon monsters with a net deck the size of a baseball infield. a rigid sail taller than the statue of liberty. >> hard to describe how xil ratixil -- how xil rati how exhilarating it is. >> i got a chance to ride the oracle boat, as i chatted with the captain. there was a boom and massive shudder as we hit a seal at 35 miles an hour. poor thing. but just a tiny taste of the danger that comes with racing, almost three times faster than the wind. as oracle tried to push the technology even further. one of the boats capsized and broke apart last october. and many thought team owner larry ellison would have to eat $100 million worth of crow. but the self-made

we'll see how oracle team usa faired. back here in the studio. >> thank you very much.am usa with a big challenge. that's what champions are made of if you are going to get it done. >> because of today's races "days of our lives" will air at noon. "bethany" followed by "ellen" and then you can watch bay area news at 5:00. we suggest you do that. always. >> keep it locked in. break the knob off right now and leave it right here. >> you can get out once in a while, and if you get out today, we'll see what it looks like and feels like in the bay. >> it's going to be nice once that sun breaks through. those thick low clouds. john and marla, good morning. this is over the sinole your, and there are a few puffy clouds left over. they'll soon be gone. if you want to head out to the race, everything starts at 1:15. marcs you bring your sunscreen because this marine layer is already starting to burn off. you can see plenty of low clouds still spanning from concorde through san ramon, fremont along the east shore. sunshine right here in san jose. this is what we're expecting thro

oracle team usa doing it again. winning for the seventh straight time while facing elimination by emirates team new zealand at the america's cup. that creates a winner take all situation this afternoon, whether permitting, of course. nbc bay area's lauren scott is live at america's cup park with a preview. you are along the san francisco waterfront. how are the winds right now, loren? >> well, the weather seems to be really great right now. i'll tell you something, when this race, 19 in the series, goes off, it will be historic. there have been only two other times that we've seen winner take all racing for the america's cup. 1920 it happened. mesh won. 1983 dennis connor lost to the australians in what was another winner take all affair. he, of course, got it back during the next america's cup. america held it until new zealand beat them. the swiss got somewhere in between. america got it back, and here we are today yet another winner take all. now just a third time ever, and what we've seen here from oracle team u

oracle needs to win three more to keep the cup. to resume tomorrow afternoon at 1:15. >>> organizers had promised that the america's cup would bring a boost to the economy. after a lackluster start, that finally seems to be happening. >> reporter: 215 hotels, 33,000 rooms, san francisco's cashing in again tonight. >> the prices were exorbitant. very, very high. >> reporter: she settled for a room across town. she had hoped to stay waterfront. >> even at the higher rates there was no availability. we're quite aways away. >> reporter: two america's cup crowds. >> everything was booked when i tried about a week and a half ago. >> reporter: the hotel on the waterfront today had a few one bedrooms for tonight. $600. the manager told me, 100% booked. same with the hyatt regency embarcadero. with team oracle winning again today. >> it's a bit of a challenge, as if it would be, if the world series or the playoffs or any of those came around. >> you tell them you don't have any rooms available. if they're insistent and say something like i'

." >>> oracle team usa isn't going down without a fight. the drama on the bay today that's keeping the america's cup in kiwis' hands. day in the america's cup ra. facing elimination-- they w today's first race. 's don ford tel >>> oracle team usa survivors another day in the america's cup races. facing elimination they won the first race but as kpix 5 reporter don ford tells us team new zealand fans can already taste final victory. clears cheers. >>> reporter: kiwi fans poured into the america's cup park pier believing that today would be their day. the day that they would finally win back the america's cup. so excited that some came in costume. >> going to be the end of the america's cup today. >> reporter: how do you know? >> emirates team is racing. >> reporter: says the man hiding his face? >> exactly. >> reporter: the cup itself is on display being prepped for the expected new zealand win while kiwis fans cheered. >> reporter: then something unusual happened. oracle won the start of the race and nenever looked back. they won and the su