african tim clark clings to his second pga tour title and americant to beat the by one stroke at theanadian open yesterday. clark, who has finished second 12 times on tour, had major elbow surgery and was four strokes behind. -- it the 38-year-old carding the five under par 65. the sixth runner-up finish since his recent tour victory nearly carter years ago. -- thelties in sexuall around 66.ot a double bogey at the 12th looked to cost him victory. mademore costly, mcgrane but astraight bogeys, birdie at the 18th gave him another chance. -- grade felt gg99Ññwçça7guc >> this is a production of china central television america. >> philanthropy--it's often thought of as a feel-good gesture only possible for the rich and famous, but is it time to rethink philanthropy not as the amount spent but rather how each dollar is put to work? i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it full frame!

i mean, tim clark, tim clark of emira emirates, his airline has been flying over iraq for months andrday, said it was no longer going to fly over iraq because they've made that judgment. but somebody above the airlines has to make that judgment. my guess is in montreal today, they will begin that process. but as david says, countries won't give up sovereignty. airlines want certainty. the passengers want safety. no one wants to lose a plane. but everybody wants to get their way. >> david soucie, very quickly, if you could, if you could snap your fingers and have the international aviation industry go along with what you think needs to be done, what are the top three step, you would do? >> the first thing is they need to implement the safety and analysis section which the faa developed and offered to turn over. that's where it belongs, that's where it needs to be. and then the states report to that analysis section. that's what has to happen. they need to take a stronger role in that. >> all right, thank you, richard quest and david soucie. >>> a suspected child molester tracked down

tim clark, the birdie on 15, five birds on the back nine.n furyk's 69 for a one-stroke win. his second ever tour victory. a day after running back kendall hunter tore his acl. he la marcus james was carted off with an injury. >> getting serious air. terry hawk brings his famous stunts to berkeley. his tricks and a >> at 6:00, we'll continue to follow breaking news out of southern california after a rare lightning storm strikes more than a dozen people. also check out the forecast in area to see if more lightning strikes could be coming. >>> a cross-country rally kicks off with star power. tony hawk was performing stunts above 400 minicoopers at golden gate field. the promotional tour will end in boston and help raise money for abused and abandoned animals. that does it for us at 5:00. see you at 6:00. world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news" tonight the breaking news on two fronts. lightning striking a number of beaches in california. several taken to the hospital. while in the east, the deadly scene and small plane in trouble trying

pga tour, jim furyk, three-shot lead after 54 holes at the canadian open but tim clark chases him down, birdies on 15, then 17, five birds on the back nine, 5-under 65. four better than furyk's 69. for a one, streak winch his second ever tour victory. >> this sports report grog by orchard supply hardware. >> too bad nor niners. >> up next at 6:00, it's mind versus muscle at the box office. that's next. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll have an update on the southern california lightning strikes that injured more than a dozen beach-goers. >>> then at 11:00, the efforts to push through a tax on sodas in san francisco. that is all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> this weekend actress scar let johanson proved she is an action star. her new character, lucy, doesn't use muscle to fight. she uses her heightened brain power to seek revenge on a drug cartel. it pulled in $44 million. the rock's new action film, hercules, was second with 29 million. dawn of the planet of the apes, and fire and rescue, round out the top five. box office down 20's theirs years but that could c

pga tour, jim furyk, three-shot lead after 54 holes at the canadian open but tim clark chases him down, birdies on 15, then 17, five birds on the back nine, 5-under 65. four better than furyk's 69. for a one, streak winch his second ever tour victory. >> this sports report grog by orchard supply hardware. >> too bad nor niners. >> up next at 6:00, it's mind versus muscle at the box office. that's next. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll have an update on the southern california lightning strikes that injured more than a dozen beach-goers. >>> then at 11:00, the efforts to push through a tax on sodas in san francisco. that is all coming up at 00 and 11:00. >>> this weekend actress scar let johanson proved she is an action star. her new character, lucy, doesn't use muscle to fight. she uses her heightened brain power to seek revenge on a drug cartel. it pulled in $44 million. the rock's new action film, hercules, was second with 29 million. dawn of the planet of the apes, and fire and rescue, round out the top five. box office down 20's theirs years but that could cha

to an addiction that you could have >>> the third round of the canadian open shot of the day from tim clarksecond shot on the par 4 second hole the ball bounces on to the green and it rolls right in for an eagle. clark 6-under today in second place. he is three shots behind jim furyk second shot on the ninth stops just inches from the cup setting him up for a birdie. furyk was 5-under today and 15- under going into sunday. >> tough go for the niners. >> hunter looked good in the off season so i'm sure they were counting on him as a backup but they have a few alternatives. other guys have to step up. >> thank you very much. >>> be sure to tune in right here at 7:00 for a kpix 5 special. i have not been -- none of us have been able to get inside the new stadium but we will take you tonight all of us to inside levi's stadium, that's tonight at 7:00. can't wait for that. >>> all right. that's it for us at 5:30. see you back here in half an hour and, of course, our news updates are always on kpix.com. good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, charli

shot of the day from tim clark.ond shot on the par 4 second hole the ball bounces on to the green and goes right into the jar. clark 6-under today is in second place at 12-under. clark is three shots behind this guy, jim furyk second shot on the ninth stops just inches from the cup. setting him up for a birdie. furyk was 5-under today and 15- undergoing into sunday. >>> across the pond for the third round of the british senior open. 64-year-old tom watson gets the birdie putt on one. watson 2-under today and 4- under for the tournament tied for fourth. watson trails bernhard langer by 10 shots. he sinks the long birdie putt on 2. he was just on fire. he shot 3-under 68 today and enters sunday with an eight- shot lead at 14-under. >> wow. >> you got a lot tonight. >> i lot of things going on with the giants and a's both playing. highlights in the later shows. >> thank you. >>> be sure to keep it here on kpix 5 for our special, inside levi's stadium, that's coming up right after this newscast. >>> and thanks so much f

. >> richard quest speaking with ceo tim clark, not tim cook as we originally stated. >>> now that theictims of mh-17 are being take on the the netherlands and finally getting to dignity they deserve we wonder whether they will get the justice they deserve. >> cnn's deborah feyerick spoke with one family who's been through this before. >> we all make a lemon cake on his birthday no matter where we are. >> reporter: mary stratus feels the pain that loved ones feel on flight 17. >> it was life changing for me and my children. >> reporter: stratus lost her husband on pan am flight 103 which exploded over scotland 25 years ago. a dozen years later, she saw the lockerbie bombers brought to trial. >> it was a sense of justice because facts were presented and proven to be true. >> reporter: no one now is taking responsibility for shooting down flight 17 -- not the russians, not the ukrainians, not the rebels of donetsk. amid it is grief, families are left wondering if and when justice will ever be done. >> there isn't a shortage of courts that could try those who are deemed to be responsible.

it's the view of sir tim clark, who is the chief executive of emirates, one of the world's largest airliness and routes and miles they fly. so tim told me this morning there's no doubt that you have a premh-17 and a post mh-17 world. and in this post mh-17 world, airlines are saying, yes, we have our intelligence, for example, if we're flying to a particular city, flying to new york, flying to tel aviv or to london. we do have intelligence. but if we're flying over a country that we don't know about, what are we supposed to do? is and that's why they are seeking emirates, everybody in the industry is now saying they need to revise, they need to relook at, they need to rethink this risk-based assessment that's made. >> certainly won't affect, let's say new york to los angeles. but globally, will flying cost more? >> this is not a cost issue. i can argue -- i can make an argument that would say yes, maybe the routes will be slightly different. you would have to go around. chad myers can show on his maps. but chad will also be able to tell me, for instance, there are little nooks and crannies

tim clark at emirates has talked about this. do you think we need rules across the board?rlines to have common rules. with ukraine, it was the first time something like that happened. icao and airlines are working fast to come to a global rule. >> pleasure speaking with you, simone menne from lufthansa. cfo of lufthansa. back in the couple minutes. ♪ >> you are watching "the pulse." sharesspirito santo taking a beating. coming back a little bit. that might not be the real story, could be that the subordinated debt holders will face the real pain. let's get the latest. down 40%. a 3.6 billion euros loss in the first half. the question is, you have got to raise some money, where does it come from? traditionally we would have been talking about the sovereign. the yield is up three basis points. the question is to find a private sector solution. how do they raise capital? do you see a they'll -- a bail in with subordinated debt? they might have to raise 4 billion euros, a lot of money. >> likely to be a mix of different options they will go for, share the pain. politicians hav

ryan clark says if it were a real game, he would have knocked him on his tail after two yards gained. rg3, timmy said, no way. reporting live from richmond, horace holmes, tim back to you. >> i believe ryan clark. he knows the difference between come here and sic 'em. the nationals played a matinee in miami and head home to end with a series with the phillies. the race will hit full speed. being 14-9 this month, their mission very nicely. he and desmond gets the barrel on a roll. left field and here they come. laroche comes hard from second base. he pushes it home. nationals beat the red hot marlins 4-3 and snap the fish streak at 6. >> kevin is retiring after 27 years as coach as georgetown prep lacrosse. he won 10 league titles. kevin giblin steps down and he'll be missed. reminds me when john gallagher stepped down. >> we like the way this weather is during the last, the end of july. >> me too. >> well last let's find out here. first we'll take a look at our storm scan. temperatures are in the 70's now. showers to the west. maybe an isolated shower will make it east of the mountains tonight. otherwise a partly cloudy day. better chances with increaseed h

. >> back live will clark signing baseballs here. i spoke to tim flankery. he says he was texting stow's sisters today they're happy their brother was not held responsible but say the $18 million awarded to stow doesn't even cover what they owe in bills. i'm allen wong, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> chevron is proposing a billion dollar modernization plan for it's richmond refinery saying it will make plants safer and cleaner, creating jobs. but there is opposition the attorney has concerns. abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us more. >> this is a continuation of a process that began more than five years ago halted by lawsuits and scrutinized after the 2012 refinery fire here in richmond. the company maintains this is strictly a modernization of existing facilities to replace old equipment with new, modern technology, chevron maintains it will make the plant safer in more environmentally friendly. critics say the company's billion dollar project is nothing more than an effort to mask an expansion. both sides have taken their message to the local commu

. >> back live will clark signing baseballs here. i spoke to tim flankery. he says he was texting stow's sisters today they're happy their brother was not held responsible but say the $18 million awarded to stow doesn't even cover what they owe in bills. i'm allen wong, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> chevron is proposing a billion dollar modernization plan for it's richmond refinery saying it will make plants safer and cleaner, creating jobs. but there is opposition the attorney has concerns. abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us more. >> this is a continuation of a process that began more than five years ago halted by lawsuits and scrutinized after the 2012 refinery fire here in richmond. the company maintains this is strictly a modernization of existing facilities to replace old equipment with new, modern technology, chevron maintains it will make the plant safer in more environmentally friendly. critics say the company's billion dollar project is nothing more than an effort to mask an expansion. both sides have taken their message to the local commu

clark covered by everson walls. ken, i saw guys i had not seen in years out at practice this afternoon. how about these former 49er names? bubba paris? timer, john taylor. they were all out there today for this legends of candlestick game. the final game tomorrow night at 7:00. and they gathered here for this practice session earlier today. former teammates jerry rice, roger craig were there, and of course the chairman of the board, joe montana. and the aforementioned dwight clark. they hooked up today in practice. now, it won't be just former 49er greats. they will be playing against other nfl hall of famers such as dan marino. don't expect marino to take this lying down. >> who plays against the harlem globetrotters? we are not going to be the washington generals. >> i think the key is for all of these guys including myself, listen to your body. when it starts to, uhm, get tight, you better back off. otherwise, there might be some hamstrings that are being snapped tomorrow night. >> growing up come to the stadium, as a five-year-old, and then to be able to play here and then be a part of this good-bye, it feels right. and it's going to