the pga tour has arrived in south korea for the first time.e opening day from justin thomas, this eagle on just the third hole. the american then made four straight birdies, chipping in on the 15th for the best of them. just four weeks ago, he picked up a $10 million bonus for winning the fedexcup. he has taken that form with him to asia, playing the back nine first. this set up a second eagle as he went to the turn on seven under. three more birdies would follow. nine under for the day. the american looks to improve on his already impressive trophy cabinet. malaysia's gavin greene is one of those looking to stop him. he is one of five men who finished back on three shots under. patrick reed was another, keen to showjustin thomas was not the only american who could hole from the bunker. austin halewood, bbc news. meanwhile, defending champion sergio garcia shares the first round lead at the valderrama masters in spain. he's on five under par after the opening day, level with joost luiten of the netherlands, who also shot 66. spaniard, pablo la

in what was an emotional day for the man who turned pro in 1999 and has since moved between the pga tourthere were some tough times were taught about quitting. —— tearing up. but my wife would not let me. thank god. god love her. it goes back to having faith in what you do. if you believe in something and you do itand if you believe in something and you do it and work hard at it and have fun doing it... he should by his wife a gift with the money he got out of that. but for now, from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again, good morning. this is the first widespread cold night of the season. it's been a very mild month so far. we've still got a few showers, actually, running down the north sea by the morning, hitting some coastal areas of england. but otherwise, with that high pressure building in, it's led to clear skies, light winds, and temperatures have been falling away sharply — particularly in the countryside, where there'll be at least a grass frost, and perhaps, in some areas, an air frost as well. either way, it'll be a cold start in the m

coming up, a new pga tour season tees off today in napa.ose al too va hits the trifecta against the red sox. ho abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> jose altuve stands only 5'6" and weighs 165 pounds but after the power show he put on today, the houston second baseman will go down in the baseball history books with some of the game's biggest hitters. astros taking on boston in game one of the alds. bottom one, alex bregman with his first home run of the postseason. houston has a 1-0 lead. next batter awl altuve steps to the dish and crushes it off chris say. he gave up seven runs in five innings. houston with a 2-0 lead after one. altuve wasn't done. he finished with three home runs in the game just the tenth player in postseason history to accomplish that fte. the astros take game one, 8-2 is the final. the yankees and indians game one, trevor bauer was on fire. he had some help from his defense. third inning, look at this play by jason. laying out. bauer had a no-hitter through five. most of bauer's offense came from jay br

coming up, a new pga tour season tees off today in napa.ose al too va hits the trifecta against the red sox. how the if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> jose altuve stands only 5'6" and weighs 165 pounds but after the power show he put on today, the houston second baseman will go down in the baseball history books with some of the game's biggest hitters. astros taking on boston in game one of the alds. bottom one, alex bregman with his first home run of the postseason. houston has a 1-0 lead. next batter awl altuve steps to the dish and crushes it off chris say. he gave up seven runs in five innings. houston with a 2-0 lead after one. altuve wasn't done. he finished with three home runs in the game just the tenth player in postseason history to accomplish that fte. the astros take game one, 8-2 is the

coming up, a new pga tour season tees off today in napa. the trifecta against the red sox. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> jose altuve stands only 5'6" and weighs 165 pounds but after the power show he put on today, the houston second baseman will go down in the baseball history books with some of the game's biggest hitters. astros taking on boston in game one of the alds. bottom one, alex bregman with his first home run of the postseason. houston has a 1-0 lead. next batter awl altuve steps to the dish and crushes it off chris say. he gave up seven runs in five innings. houston

. >>> the 2017-18 pga tour broke out today.rendon still fired seven under 75 he would tap in for eagle. tied with tyler duncan and tom hoagiey with three straight birdies to end his day. he is also seven under par. this sports report brought to you by toyota. that's a look at sports. >> a lot going on. >> certainly is. busy in october. >> pga tour back in october, can't believe it. >> just ended. getting going, busy in october. >> no wouldn'ter you're so frantic a lot to do. >> there's a lot of watching going on. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 emotional vigil at uc berkeley, how students remember the las vegas victims. >>> and an nfl star apologizes what cam newton had to say a mid comments that were sexist. join us at abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> finally steph curry is hot in china town these hats and t-shirts are the creation of an oakland dentist. he came up with a little money to sell to charity. selling the hats and t-shirts to fund a basketball program for kids. sent one hat to curry's dad and is waiting to hear

the pga tour was in malaysia this week where american pat perez claimed the cimb classic in kuala lumpurgan the final round with a 4—shot lead and maintained that advantage to secure the third win of his career as keegan bradley finished runner—up. it was the 41 year—old's 403rd start on tour and he becomes the cimb‘s oldest winner as he led the way from friday's second round onwards. england's tyrrell hatton sunk this putt on the 18th to win the italian open for his second european tour victory in two weeks. hatton birdied five of the last seven holes to finish one shot clear of the field. quinton de kock and hashim amla shared south africa's highest one—day international partnership as the hosts beat bangladesh by ten wickets in the series opener in kimberley on sunday. having been set 279 to win, the opening pair chased down the total with 7.1 overs to spare. de kock struck an unbeaten 168 off 145 balls,while amla's 110 not out came off 112 balls. the second of three matches takes place in paarl on wednesday. defending european champions saracens scored a crushing 57—13 win against fe

. >> wd not a factor her coming up the golfer who floored it with the pga tour's magic number of 59.>> well, t warriors are leaving aasting impression during their field trip to far east, and the nba loves it. the doves are in china helping the game. katy bring the half-court shot at a nike event. everyone in the crowd t a free t-shirt from nike because katy came up big and made the ot. >>> radar nation is fired up after derek carras spotted throwing a practice pass in the last f days. ep in mind the typical recovery time for this type of back injury is two to six weeks. at the beginning of today's press kerchs the head coach shot down any questions before they were asked. >> there are a lot of questions injury reports, and that's what they are. i'm not going to talk about injuries and what we may not do or who we may not play or win. we do have a number of guys that are questionable. and we've got time before we tee it up. >>> to baseball- game one dodgers play for the bottom of the first. had it on cruise control uil the seventh and then gives up homers on back-to-back pitches. tha

playoff pga tour in napa. >> thanks, shoe. all right. we'll be right back.lth care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening i'm matt keller in for eric thomas and tonight's headlines a music teach ner san jose is accused sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. he teaches at dartmouth middle school where police say he had a 3-year sexual relationship with the 13-year-old student and threatened to post nude pictures of her online. he is in jail tonight. the chp is trying to find a man accused of intentionpy driefgt a truck into four cyclists taking part in a ride this morning. all four victims went to the hospital one i

i just got off the phone with mark williams with the pga tour. he was staying there sunday evening. he was a wakened about 9:30, 10:00 p.m. and described an orderly but chaotic evening. he was driving to the airport, looking in the mirror and seeing the flames on the hills, the embers floating through the air. you can see the flames came down to hill here. folks had two to five minutes to gather themselves and get out. the cars are burned out. what is really interesting to see is how the flames can come here, but the home next door looks like it was untouched. shepard? >> shepard: robert, we hear that the communication difficulties may be the reason for this very high number of people reported as missing what do you know there? >> yeah, that seems to be part of the issue. we can attest for ourselves with the cell phone conversation just with mark there. we had to call him back three different times. the phones dropping out. having a difficult time getting in touch with people. we know in times of crisis, people that rely on cell phones, certainly can come back to haunt you. they're

coming up the golfer who floored it with the pga tour's magic number of 59.nd >>> well, the warriors are leaving a lasting impression during their field trip to far east, and the nba loves it. the doves are in china helping the game. katy brings the half-court shot at a nike event. everyone in the crowd got a free t-shirt from nike because katy came up big and made the shot. >>> radar nation is fired up after derek carr was spotted throwing a practice pass in the last few days. keep in mind the typical recovery time for this type of back injury is two to six weeks. at the beginning of today's press kerchs the head coach shot down any questions before they were asked. >> there are a lot of questions on injury reports, and that's what they are. i'm not going to talk about injuries and what we may not do or who we may not play or win. we do have a number of guys that are questionable. and we've got time before we tee it up. >>> to baseball -- game one game o dodgers play for the bottom of the first. had it on cruise control until the seventh and then gives up ho

i spoke with a pga tour official who stayed sunday night and was evacuated among the thousands of people. more than 20,000 evacuated. it was orderly but chaotic, very surreal, how he saw the flames in the rearview mirror and the embers in the mirror, and we can say just off camera, we've had embers smoldering all day long. truck ops used a fire extinguisher, it keeps coming back, ashes floating through the air, and officials very concerned about the weather conditions here. obviously, very dry underbrush here, dry conditions, and we also have the wind, expected to pick up, liz, particularly as we head into the weekend and i can feel the breeze coming in right now. liz: thank you, robert gray, stay safe, okay? >>> an american woman and her family held hostage by a group connected by the taliban, it's a vicious network. held for five years, finally released in june. the trump administration also secured the release of otto warmbier, he did die after being tortured by north korea. my next guest says all president obama was good at is trading the taliban five for bowe bergdahl. after this. w

the 49ers react and two former 9er legends helping dwight clark and the pga tour tees off on thursday in napa and the tournament host joins us tonight. >> golf is an important sport. >> game day is next. . >>> i am dennis o'donnell. the raiders suffered a major scare in denver. quarterback derek carr injured his back and left the game. good news, it was a back spasm so he should be able to play next season. 49ers losers 18-15 in arizona. os breaks do >>> the price to ride a cable car in san francisco is up and ridership is down. kpix 5's john ramos breaks down the numbers. >> reporter: at 10:00 a.m. in the morning the line is whready long at powell d an e marketthe little cable cars begin climbing half way to the stars. >> when you think of san francisco you think of cable cars, the kirby street -- the curvy street. >> the cable cars are a must do experience for the visitors to the city. or are they? ridership has dropped 25% since 2014. from an average of 2,006,600 riders per day down to 15,500 per day in 2016. some are blaming the fair increase from $5 to $7 for the drop. >> i would

this comes hours after the completion of the pga tour event at the club. powerful winds are partly to blame for the wildfires rapid spread. this was the scene yesterday morning as flames burst from hillsides right down to the highways with embers ripping around. a lot of people in napa county are out of their homes as fire continues. >> 20,000 people are still under mandatory evacuation orders. we are live from one of many evacuation centers in napa.. -- >> reporter: we are in front of the crosswalk community church. this is the closest evacuation center from the silverado resort area you were talking about were all of those homes have burned. we talked to a lot of folks yesterday who were waiting it out to see if their homes were still standing. a lot of those folks are still waiting because they were not able to get to their homes. there are a lot of road closures throughout the city. this evacuation center is near downtown. it is on first street. but there are two other centers, napa valley community college and the fairgrounds. that fire ripped through

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silverado resort and spa in napa burned to the ground, this just hours after the completion of a pga tour event there. and this morning a number of wineries are destroyed. the atlas fire ripped through the siggna rallo vineyards. the bottles are melted. firefighters tell us a number of horses have died in these fires in northern california. we saw two spooked horses running loose in napa county. they stopped a line of cars that were trying to evacuate from the fire. people corralled the horses and then made a makeshift pen to keep them safe. here at the crosswalk community church, several hundred people yesterday came here. we're still getting numbers this morning as to how many people actually stayed here overnight. but there are two additional evacuation centers up in napa valley community college gym and the calistoga fairgrounds where folks can head to if they need some rest, a hot meal and some water. reporting live from napa, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> with tens of thousands of people being forced to leave their homes, there is a growing push to make sure animals aren't left in

. >>> 2017/'18 pga tour keyed off in napa in safeway open. good distance and better roll.for eagle. tied with tyler duncan and tom hoagy. 11 pars and 7 birdies sand share of the lead. 7 under par. phil mickelson tied at 14th. nice to have a big name at government tournamengolf tournament. >>> warriors probably don't want to come back. >> eventually they have to. >> great trip. >>> join us at 9:00 on coffee table 20, tv -- telephone call for president's closest adviser was compromised, possibly for months. >>> arrested with trunk full of marijuana. charges two bay area women face. >> coming up, "grey's anatomy" followed by premier of the final season of "scandal" at 9:00 and 10:00 "how to get away with murder." >> "jimmy kimmel live," jeff bridges and isla fisher. >> we appreciate your time. dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. for the entire news team, good night. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. mie roaring) mommy, more milk. you forgot to say "please." more milk, please. you are my favorite customer. mwah. more pancakes, please. my life is so hard. wait. hold on to that story. k

. >>> 2017/'18 pga tour keyed off in napa in safeway open. good distance and better roll.yler duncan and tom hoagy. 11 pars and 7 birdies sand share of the lead. 7 under par. phil mickelson tied at 14th. nice to have a big name at government tournamengolf tournament. >>> warriors probably don't want to come back. >> eventually they have to. >> great trip. >>> join us at 9:00 on coffee table 20, tv -- telephone call for president's closest adviser was compromised, possibly for months. >>> arrested with trunk full of marijuana. charges two bay area women face. >> coming up, "grey's anatomy" followed by premier of the final season of "scandal" at 9:00 and 10:00 "how to get away with murder." >> "jimmy kimmel live," jeff bridges and isla fisher. >> we appreciate your time. dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. for the entire news team, good night. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror

only eight players in pga tour history has ever shot lower than a 60.8. back to you. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t.v. channel 13. the notice from state law. that's at 9:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 not your normal police call. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, season premiere of once upon a time. marvels and humans at 9:00. at 10:00 catch 2020, episode dedicated to the las vegas shooting. then abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. friday at last. this seemed like the week that wouldn't end. so much information and emotion over what happened in las vegas just five days ago, seems like a month. it's been overwhelming and sad. i'm relieved the gunman is did, he doesn't get to see all the news coverage he's getting. and the family and victims who survived don't have to see him in court and parading in front of cameras. it's about the pad in one man and good in others. those brave young men and women who protected others, those who stood in hours to donate blood, all of those who sent prayers j mone

only eight players in pga tour history has ever shot lower than a 60. jim with a all-time record of 58. back to you. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t.v. channel 13. the notice from state law. that's at 9:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 not your normal police call. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, season premiere of once upon a time. marvels and humans at 9:00. at 10:00 catch 2020, episode dedicated to the las vegas shooting. then abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. friday at last. this seemed like the week that wouldn't end. so much information and emotion over what happened in las vegas just five days ago, seems like a month. it's been overwhelming and sad. i'm relieved the gunman is did, he doesn't get to see all the news coverage he's getting. and the family and victims who survived don't have to see him in court and parading in front of cameras. it's about the pad in one man and good in others. those brave young men and women who protected others, those who stood in hours to donate blood, all

these pga tour signs from last weekend are still up.the resort says cleanup here will take the rest of the month."pg and e is staging heavy equipment here. crews working on restoring power. for those who survived the fire but are now left with no homes. . "the first thing we think of is we're fortunate."the question becomes what next. .and how to move on."if you don't move on, you move down." it feels like we are seeing home after home... destroyed. we will take you to one of hit neighborhoods in santa rosa. the bay area is stepping up in the middle of this disaster. a look at the massive donation effort underway. ( justine ) the fires that started on sunday night have now claimed 40 lives. about 100-thousand people are under evacuation orders. and at least 57-hundred homes and businesses are destroyed. i spent much of the week in santa rosa's coffey park. ...a community crushed by the fire. the devastation in coffey park is beyond comprehension.most of the development is gone. homes are smoldering.cars are burnt and melted.all that is

the silverado country club, many pricey homes have been ruined by the flames just hours after the pga tournt was hosted here.>>> we are expecting an update from emergency officials in napa at around 9 am this morning.>>> the bay area taking a hit when it comes to air quality from the fires. even here in san francisco, we can still smell the heavy smoke. >> reporter: absolutely. i drove out from santa clara this morning and could see the smoke and smell it in the air. it is not only the areas being directly hit with these fires that are being impacted by heavy smoke. we have a fire detection map. you can see what firefighters are up against this morning. there is a smoke advisory in place because of the amount of fires and also the size of the fires. it is impacting neighborhoods all over the bay area. this can be especially dangerous for young children. the elderly and pregnant women as well and those with respiratory issues like asthma. air quality officials say it is stick with particulate matters that can get deep in the lungs and worsen breathing problems. >> if the wind patterns shift

this fire blue through with a couple hours of the end of the pga tour they were playing.ere hundreds of people that had to be evacuated. one sheriff said he was going door-to-door trying to open the front door and going inside and waking people up to get them out. cars were burned on the street just abandoned. those pictures coming in in the next hour but the good news, there is not much, the winds died down but fires continue to chew up acres and threaten homes and they are worried about that number, the death toll stands at ten. they haven't had a chance to go into burned-out areas and deal with. >> they speculated this would be a bad fire season after the rain last winter, it is moving that direction, you had to do some work yourself. tell us how you saved the family home last night. >> on with you 24 hours ago, my brother and friends on social media showed up with shovels and they fought the fire to the bottom of the hill. our neighbors -- it burned down. across the yard, my dad had a couple friends, my brother were using water until the power went out and shoveled di

shot late yesterday that a couple hours before the fire moved further that was the final day of the pga tourening. thousands of people there, people had to evacuate and police officers are basically knocking on doors to go with weak people up and get the mount. we saw cars on the street are endowed than just home after homecoming million-dollar homes in some cases and others all god due to this fire, guys. trained to adam, you said you grew up in the area. that helps in your reporting. hearing stories that these 100 people missing the death toll could go up and be more fatalities because the rescue crews are having a hard time getting to these remote areas. it's beautiful up there and people retire at the end. the green home to be away from the city of san francisco. >> first of all, hundreds of millions of dollars lost. actually even more than that. 100 missing person reports fire and in sonoma county just over the hill to my last. that doesn't mean 100 people have perished. it just means there is no cell service here, no landmines here. you've got to believe some of those people potentiall

. >> only eight players in pga tour history have ever shot lower than 60.olds the record with 58. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. >>> good saturday morning to you. a lot cooler in the city today with that sea breeze kicking in sooner. we were well into the 80s yesterday downtown. as we look live right now at emeryville, nice and dark there. another hour until sunrise. we're still looking at a warm day inland. the cooling will be just designated to areas closest to the coast. today in livermore, 88 degrees. then we'll drop off tomorrow with the stronger sea breeze. also the fire danger goes up the second half of your weekend. temperatures will hover in the lower 80s until we get to the middle to the end of next weekend. that's when we'll begin to really feel like fall. so we are looking at those cooler temperatures this morning. and a live look outside here in the city, where we don't have very much fog at all to speak of. so we'll be looking at full sunshine around the bay today. and those winds will be kicking up those

. >> only eight players in pga tour history have ever shot lower than 60. the record with 58. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. >>> good saturday morning, everyone. just ponder this beautiful shot here from mt. tam. 20 minutes 'til sunrise. boy, was it warm yesterday. you thought it was too warm? we'll take care of that, just a couple of degrees cooler today. fire danger will increase tomorrow. the reason why, not only the temperatures but the winds beginning to be a factor. first we want to talk about livermore, perhaps your hometown. today, 88 degrees. gets cooler tomorrow. looks like temperatures will go back up on monday. so if you want some fall weather, you probably have to wait at least four or five days until we get into those 70s. we're feeling it with overnight lows that are so cool with the clear sky. and numbers are barely at the low 40s at the coast. santa cruz right now is in the upper 40s. yesterday was 87 degrees, eight degrees cooler today. from live doppler 7, notice there's no fog. we will be looking at

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woods has not competed on the pga tour since february because of a back injury. he's not expected to return this year. during today's hearing the judge warned woods to stay out of trouble. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> new jersey's it governor is supporting president trump's plan to combat the opioid emergency in an interview on msnbc today, chris christie said the president game families hope. on thursday, the president declared the opioid a public health emergency. it does provide any money to combat the problem but it allows programs to redirect resources. critics say it doesn't go far enough. a day after the president's announcement, his attorney general spoke about the effort to get a handle on the opioid crisis. jeff sessions said we're facing the deadliest drug crisis in american history. >> i never seen anything like this. i started in the 70s as a young prosecutor prosecuting heroin cessions. >> reporter: sessions said more americans died from drug overdose than aids. >>> police have saved more than 900 lives using narcan. it's a drug that can reverse th

the silverado resort which is hosted the final round of the pga tour open on sunday has evacuated all guess. the resort is still in tact. homes east of the golf course burned to the ground. tonight in napa residents watched with concern as a plume of smoke to the east grew larger. >> you look there there is a fire. multiple directions. we are inside the bowl.>> reporter: you can see these backfires continue to burn on this hillside. silverado trail remains close. if you residents have been allowed back into their homes including the grower we spoke to. she has no power or water service and no cell service. she is basically just camping at home.>>> there is the personal impact of all of this and then the economic impact. that will be felt by a lot of people in the state of california.>>> we will look at one of the many heartbreaking photos from this fire disaster. it shows how everything literally everything has changed in the past 24 hours.>>> i am tracking your weather. i will tell you what you can expect. there is still a red flag warning. i will let you know how that impacts your d

now these are multi-million dollar homes on a golf course where the pga tour stopped a week ago.cross the street you can see the home burned down, cars here, five of them. three of them you can see on camera plus a harley davidson reduced to rubble. one of the things about the winds that make it so dangerous is that the folks who live here only had a few minutes to grab a few belongings and get out with themselves to safety before it burned down. yet you can look just next door and see an outlier for this neighborhood. the only home we've seen on this street that looks virtually untouched by flames. the rest of them really being gutted out completely and the damage not only being done to homes, but also the wine and tourism business here really drives the economic engine, john. at least 13 wineries in the region have been damaged or destroyed. you take a look at the numbers there. 100,000 jobs are sustained through wine and tourism. 13 billion in revenue. it will be a lot of real estate damage as well. unclear yet how much damage. some 90% of the grapes had been harvested but unc

. >> only eight players in pga tour history have ever shot lower than 60. 58. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. >>> hi, everyone. saturday morning, gorgeous day out there. already lots of people coming into the city. and we are warm. in fact, right now temperatures in the city are comfortable, in the 50s. we're going to cool down here. how about our inland east bay, upper 80s yesterday, 90 at the concord airport. we'll be almost as warm today. looking at numbers in fact in the upper 80s, well above average. five to ten degrees above average today. the changes come really not until next week. so looking at upper 80s today, a bit more cooling tomorrow in the low 80s. temperatures come back up come monday and tuesday. and then the cooldown you can expect to be more widespread with highs well below average by the middle to the end of next week. it's pretty out there, temperatures are comfortable right now with readings still on the cool side. but it will be a beautiful day over most of the bay area. pretty toasty inland. and

this was just hours after the completion of that big pga tour event at the club. >> kpix5's maria medinan sonoma county near glen ellen where flames engulfed an entire neighborhood. what's the situation there? >> reporter: just devastating. here we are almost sunset and these fires are very active. it's become a spectacle out here with a lot of people on the side of the road taking pictures of all of the smoke, but many people focused on what they've lost. >> absolutely nothing. it looks like a nuclear bomb went off. >> reporter: all evacuees left without much. >> there was no time to grab anything. >> reporter: and some came back to nothing. is there anything that was saved, do you know? >> nothing, absolutely nothing, armageddon. it's just gone. everything is gone. >> reporter: michael etheridge not only found his home burned to the ground, he said his mother owned a handful of homes steps away and lost it all, too. >> my mom is going to come home to this and all she had is what she could throw in the back of the car to evacuate. she's 80. >> reporter: they say they had minutes to get

second career pga tour event.nd he leads chase and hadley by one shot going into the final round on sunday. >>> college football for you. stanford at utah. moving pictures on the late show. >>> if they ever finish in time. these pac 12 late starts at times have been still going when i greet you at 11:00. they call it hashtag #pac12afterdark. huskies head coach chris peterson, his thoughts? >> i don't think it has anything to do with playing late games. put us on at 11:00. or 1:00 and you'll see the same thing. so just be -- you can see the game better it's more light. [ laughter ] no one is going to watch the game on the east coast that late. we haven't had a kickoff before 5:00 this season. >>> college football. iowa state in white. 30 point dawgs at third ranked oklahoma. tied at 24. the fourth quarter, the kyle kemp. trevor grand and he gone. 57-yard catch and run. they scored 18 straight points took the lead 31-24. two and a half minutes left. now tied at 31. kemp again. to a leaping allen lazart. game-winning

pga tour events now held in asia there is a couple in china one in malaysia.ear more and more tennis tournaments being played over there. and you're going to see this in all sports this is a huge potential market. not only for athletes and teams, but for shoe companies like nike, like adidas and under armour at the middle of what you're talking about >> maybe i shouldn't be surprised. but i still find myself surprised. that either the ncaa or universities implicated in this bribery scandal don't just pull the plug on their basketball programs for a period of years why doesn't that happen? why don't some of them get the smu death penalty? >> well, the reason they don't get the death penalty is because when smu got it in football back in the 1980s, it basically destroyed their program. as a result the ncaa has been very hesitant to give out the death penalty even when major schools have been eligible to receive it if you have two major violations in a period of five years or less, you are eligible for the death penalty. this occurred on several occasions and the

coming up, the golfer who flirted with the pga's magical tour of 59.nd kevin durant's magic number is this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> well, the warriors are making a lasting impression on their field trip to the far east. and the nba just absolutely loves it. they are in china helping to grow the game by preparing a preseason contest. the warriors' fans were loving kevin durant after he shows off his shooting touch. k.d. drains a half-court shot at a nike event. the entire crowd got a free t-shirt because nike, because durant made the shot. k.d. looking like he's already in mid-season form. and we still have three more games left, or two more in the preseason. >>> derek carr has raider nation fired up. he is listed as questionable against the game versus baltimore. the back injury of this sort is listed two to three weeks. the coach shot down q

. >> the company has come a long way since then the ball is now used on the lpga, pga tours and theyannounced a new product called the genius ball. joining us now is brett blakely, co-founder of on encore golf our genius in golf is dom chiu he was here to >> the technical part was a metal core >> it was a hollow steel core. it effectively removed the mass shifting all the way to the perimeter, creating a shot dispersion than any ball had seen >> straighter? >> 20%-30% straighter. it was pretty groundbreaking. >> if you look at the overall picture, the next step you took was to create this genius ball take us through what a genius ball involves. >> leveraging the hollow core technology, what we have done is effectively embedded electronics within that. other ball manufacturers have looked at that possibility but because they didn't have this type of core, it couldn't take the impact, upwards of 15,000 g-force. a ball compression would bust up the electronics. we found we had that capability through our testing. we thought, first off, let's put gps in the ball and in the balla trackabl

golfer, stewart cink, winner of this year's humanitarian award at the pga tour winning today's closingork stock exchange stay tuned to the second shower of the bell with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you, bill, welcome to "the closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans. after setting intraday record highs across the major averages today, looks like we're setting records on the close as well dow gaining 154 points to close at a new high of 22,559. the first time the dow's closed above 22,500 today it's a better than 2/3 of 1% gain led by intel up 2.5%. the s&p 500, 4/10 of 1%. that's a new record high for the broad index there. general motors one of the outperformers with a better than 4% increase in the s&p nordstrom down sharply nasdaq composite up 1/3 of % first close above 6,500. a record high. small cap russell 2,000 up 1.25% today. it has been on quite a run of late 1,509 for the first close above 1,500 for the small caps today, also a record high we'll have much more on all of these market moves in just one moment. >>> but first, the day's top story, at

also, keep in mind that you do have two other leagues the nhl and pga tour that have this league officeup theirs two years ago. >> smith has already come out and said we talked about gary jones kept telling the players what to do, that it's against the players association and players union. i'm going to be fascinated i respect adam silver probably more than any of the other commissioners out there. he has done great things it's going to be real interesting given that particular sport obviously with a larger percentage of african-americans than any other sport by far i suspect you're going to see some guys perhaps not doom out for the anthem. it's a week or so away i'll be fan naughted to watch. >> entrepreneur sarah michelle gellar, the co-founder and chief officer of family-friendly banking company called foodsters. >> thank you for having me >> we'll practice on that. >> i know what you did last summer and -- what is foodsters and how did you get involved >> i like to think of it as it's sort of my second act. i had two young children, and i was looking for something where i could be