scott diskn -- dixon knew he had sonoma locked up.toya mitt needed to pass one driver to win the championship and could not do it. scott dixon wins sonoma and the championship on a tiebreaker with more wins over montoya. >> i still can't believe it. such a long shot to get this and i guess we won it on most wins, we tied with jpm. sorry to him but fantastic authorize fee team. >> first fedex playoff. brian harmon made ahead. on the 14. guess what. his second ace of the day. only the third player ever on the pga tour to hit two aces in one event. pga champ jason day carrying momentum from his first major win, destroyed in the competition. 8-under 62. 19-under, six-shot vic. moves him atop the fedex cup standings, and be one of the five players with a shot at the $10 million bonus. >> in tennis, u.s. open in new york. marie sharapova pulled up with a leg injury bit the story is serena williams, winning all four majors in the same year, trying become the first to do so since steffi graf in 1988. she loves new york. >> i love it here. it'

scott diskn -- dixon knew he had sonoma locked up. mitt needed to pass one driver to win the championship and could not do it. scott dixon wins sonoma and the championship on a tiebreaker with more wins over montoya. >> i still can't believe it. such a long shot to get this and i guess we won it on most wins, we tied with jpm. sorry to him but fantastic authorize fee team. >> first fedex playoff. brian harmon made ahead. on the 14. guess what. his second ace of the day. only the third player ever on the pga tour to hit two aces in one event. pga champ jason day carrying momentum from his first major win, destroyed in the competition. 8-under 62. 19-under six-shot vic. moves him atop the fedex cup standings, and be one of the five players with a shot at the $10 million bonus. >> in tennis u.s. open in new york. marie sharapova pulled up with a leg injury bit the story is serena williams winning all four majors in the same year trying become the first to do so since steffi graf in 1988. she loves new york. >> i love it here. it's a plac

he's fighting to catch scott dixon. montoya couldn't do it. winston beats. he edges off montoya after he comes in sixth. it's the fourth indy car championship for dixon. >>> and one of the craziest baseball games you will ever experience in the little league world series game between pennsylvania and japan. both teams undefeated coming in now it's only the japanese team that can make that claim. that's it for now. we'll see you in a bit on sports wrap at 11:00. >> looking forward to it. thank you joe. >>> a lifetime fixture in oak land, baywood restaurant has shut down. why the owners closed after 40 years on piedmont after. >>> we're there as the civil patrol prepares for the worse. their mission involves much more than flying. >>> fires, earthquake, floods, when natural disaster happen the bay area civil patrol is there to respond. allie rasmus was at the livermore airport where the unit spent the weekend preparing for the worse. >> this is a cessna 182 i'll be sitting here in the pilot seat. >> reporter: engine on, waiting for take off. the pilots call th

in the ends it came down to a tie breaker between montoya and scott dixon. >> scott dixon not only wins it tonight but wins the 2015 championship >> dixon won because highway had three wins this season. montoya only had two. this was dixon's fourth inn day car championship win. montoya finished in sixth place. >>> 35.5 million people will drive, fly, or take the train. >> if you are thinking of going last minute, you need to keep a couple things in mind. try to book on an off peak day. leave a day early on thursday or come back on tuesday. that will save you an air fair and help you find more availability. >>> 7.5% of holiday travelers plan to fly this year. >> you going to be on the move? >> i think i will stay put. especially with the transbay tube. we have to remind people. i'm going to try to not venture tool far. >>> still ahead things took a violent turn on pareira scope. coming up in 20 minutes we'll tell you about the shooting being investigated in sacramento. it was streamed live on that social media app. >> north america's tallest mountain is about to get a new name. what it w

on to the race championship trophy awaits montoya around the turn clips his teammate final lap scott dixonruises across for thew in montoya ends up finishing 6th loses the champtionship tiebreaker i'm jr, back to you vicki >> vicki : tomorrow is a carbon copy of tomorrow? --today? >> brian :correct, as they go through the week we're going to see some cooler temperatures tuesday wednesday and thursday are all featuring lots of heavy fog turning warmer by the weekend with the '90s returning and we're heading into the beginning of september >> vicki : that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 news and get the latest news @ www.kron4.com my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own ki

scott dixon wins on a tiebreaker with more wins over montoya. >> i still can't believe it.h a long shot to get this, and i guess we won it on most wins, we tied with jpm. so sorry for him but fantastic for the team. >> final round of the first fedex playoff event, barclays, the hole-in-one on 3 and then this. are you kidding me, 0 two aces, the third player to hit two aces in one event. pga champ jason day, carrying momentum from his first major two weeks ago, destroyed the competition, 19-under, six-shot victory. atop the fedex cup standings, sue suring he'll have a shot at the $10 million bonus. i've been playing golf for 50 years and never had an ace. he had two today. unbelievable day. >> i hit a hole-in-one once when i was 16, pure luck. >> at putt putt. >> no. thanks. up next, how a lost $20 bill made one man a millionaire. that's when abc7 news at 5:00 returns. >> 26 seconds literally changed the revs of our lives. are ybut for years, i didn't do anything about it. like many people, i thought i didn't have the money. until i learned about the brilliant solution from

he's fighting to catch scott dixon and narrow the gap.toya can't do it, as dixon wins, edging out montoya for the title after montoya comes in 6th. it's the fourth indy car championship for dixon. >>> that's it for now. see you again tonight at 10:00 and sports wrap at 11:00. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, cal tran set to close a major stretch of highway 101 in a few hours. >> we'll have coverage on the shutdown and what it means for tomorrow's commute. again, hays coming up tonight at 10:00. thanks for watching tonight. >> we're always here online at ktvu.com, facebook, twitter and all our ktvu apps. have a nice night. we'll see you at 10:00. about the new star trek film. ils there's going to be a scene depicting spock's birth. i'd be more interested in a scene depicting spock's conception. oh, please. for vulcans, mating-- or if you will, pon fahr-- it's an extremely private matter. still, i'd like to know the details. his mother was human. his father was vulcan. they couldn't just conceive. maybe they

. >> scott dixon wins the 2015 championship. >> dixon won because he had three wins this season. montoya only had two and this was his fourth indy car championship win. >>> studenters at the university of -- students at the university of colorado boulder have a way to improve high-tech on campus. it's called lifeline response. it's available for free. one of the features for the app is called thumb mode. if you release your thumb from a button you have ten seconds to put in a pass code or you will hear from the dispatch. >> i think that is something good we have. >> that is definitely something that more people need to know about. why not have something like that? that is something that everybody should have and can use. >> this app will replace the blue emergency phones that are scattered all over the campus. >>> students at a college campus back east get to scratch one big expense off their list. the university of maryland university college is eliminating textbooks. students can get all of their reading materials and videos online at no cost. the university which is near bethe

scott dixon, will power, julio castranovas have varying odds coming out on top.em are embracing the opportunity and the oddity of this season's final race being held here at a road course. >> this track is always tough. you never know what can happen here over 85 laps on race day. even watching back to the race last year there's so much that can be done strategy wise. >> we've been doing everything we can do to put ourselves in this position. sunday is more what's going to happen is going to happen with double points. >> all right a little warm and fuzzy going on in stanford this week. watch as walk on player craig jones gets pretty good news from coach david shaw after practice. >> last we're going to bring up craig jones, break them down. where's craig. break them down and before he does. we have to make a little bit of an announcement because he's now officially on scholarship. >> walk on player, three years he paid tuition. and his senior year will be a full ride scholarship. pretty nice there. >> got to love that. >> i got chills watching that. >> pretty coo

. >>> left to ride castroneves, montoya, new garden, will power, scott dixon before the game. car series has hit san francisco area. after that irl trophy the indy race is sunday at sonoma raceway but can any of these drivers hit a curve ball? >> to be honest, i think gardner is the biggest baseball fan. he played like 13 years and he was like -- the rest of us we're all foreigners. >> i can't hit the ball. i can't throw it either. so -- and i don't understand the game. i like to come and see and check it out and hopefully the fans from baseball can go and watch us at the racetrack. >>> nba sad note. darryl dawkins died of a heart attaining. known for his ferocious dunks the shattered backboards his nickname was chocolate thunder. dawkins was just 58. >>> awkward segue back to the game. jim harbaugh had been prepping his wolverines for the september 3 opener at utah. he did take a break from running camp long enough to speak to the media for the first time since camp opened. among the topics, harbaugh nearly hanging up on a recent call from michael jordan. >> phone cut out. wh

attorney scott robinson represented rob dixon in the months right after paige's disappearance. >> thesical evidence made clear that what paige said happened simply did not happen. >> reporter: that is not what paige's friend barbra campbell believed, not after this. >> she said that she knew that rob was coming back and that he was going to do something. and i was floored. >> reporter: that must have been very strange to hear that. >> it was a staggering conversation. and a couple days later she was missing. >> reporter: phone records indicated dixon called paige at 7:42 p.m. the night she disappeared. didn't look good to paige's friends. but whoever took paige could not have been rob dixon. couldn't have been. because that phone call at 7:42 p.m. pinged off a cell tower in philadelphia 2,000 miles away. with rob dixon in the clear, what about paige's first husband ron beigler? >> he was actually the last person who spoke to her. >> reporter: dan rubinstein is a prosecutor with the mesa county district attorney's office. >> so obviously, an ex-husband you want to look at. >> reporter:

dixon. his focused fund up 23% over the past year. we'll get top plays from him as well. >> thanks, scott. >>> a top internet analyst shaking up his topking aim at fang. rbc's mark mahaney is out with his picks, swapping facebook for google. joining us to break it down is mark mahaney. great to see you. fang, facebook, amazon, netflix, google, loosely credited to carl. although we give credit to jim cramer for coming up with that one. you say there was some fundamental shifts this quarter. what were they? >> so i think actually fundamentals were very much intact. if you look at the year-over-year growth rates for the online travel and retail names, a few inflection stories, has to be amazon and the two broad themes across the group. you mentioned fang, which is the real tipping point in terms of offline media dollars, migrating online and second start to see negative implications of unicorn bubbles. a couple companies are worried about salesforce employee retention. yelp was one of those. >> wik do you think that trend that you just mentioned, this problem with retention, especially for the companies whose stocks have underperformed,

dixon. portfolio manager and the head of global consumer, the teamed a fidelity joins us live from boston, peter, welcome back. >> hi, scottting to try to get a read on what's really happening with the consumer. this week could leave you shaking your head. you've got macy's was disappointing, kohl's was disappointing. jcpenney's loss was less than expected. nordstrom is up today. why don't you give us your take relative to all of that news and noise this week. >> i would start by saying i'm upbeat. think the health of the u.s. consumer is getting better. there's a lot of tailwinds benefitting consumers, but they're not going out and spending every dollar that they have. so i think that you know they're being selective. we should be selective. i think that there will be winners and losers, i think this should be a great time for active management. we have a world-class team of consumer analysts and fidelity. there are winners out there. it's a good backdrop. you have to be selective. >> who are the winners? who are the standouts. >> my view is that i really look for earnings growth. i start by looking for companies whose br