the golf team won the wac championship. michelle rivera caught one of the ladies to see how they are celebrating. the lady spartans brought home the championship. this was a familiar place to be. >> we have the experience and knowledge and knowing that we know how to win that championship, and what to do in that tournament. it works both ways. it keeps out edge. >> the spartans held the lead the whole time the ladies won by 13 shots. the team shot an 877 overall. we played really well. very consistently. >> jennifer and madeleine were the stand out players placing in the top 10. once i was under par in the middle of the round, i wanted to keep going more-under par, like how i finished was not in my head. >> never placing outside the top 10. >> every year you prepare yourself. i don't have an expectation i do my best and it's been nice to finish top 10. >> winning the championship was just the first step. they add van to regionals and a possibility of going to nationals. >> the spartans are confident they will be successful.

. >>> welcome wac to the county -- welcome back to the ktvu challenge 2 morning news. an awe top is scheduled today for a man rafting in the river. they have identified the man as 59-year-old stan decker. he was on a guided rafting trip on saturday in plaster county where he and several others were thrown from their boat. decker helped three people get back in the boat and he fell backwards and the current overcame him. >>> a pilot who had never landed on water before had a lot of help when he landed on san francisco bay yesterday. the plane touched down south of the dumbarton bridge just before 2:00 p.m. yesterday. the pilot said the plane is equipped with landing gear. he planned to land at the palo alto airport but changed his mind after having a problem with the landing gear. al low al toe and -- palo alto and menlo park crews were on stand by. >>> it is wild fire awareness week. that means homeowners are being reminded to prepare for wild fire season. cal fire says fire season could come early this year because we had a very dry winter. the dry vegetation could be

they are so upset they don't even want to go wac to their home them called us early this evening specifically to share their story. >> i was very scared because i thought they with going to kill us. >>reporter: victor doesn't want to show his face but he says he and his 2 sons were inside their petaluma home when federal agents storm in this morning. he says his old son victor junior started shooting at the agents nothing identifying themselves as officers wearing all black. >> we shot back because we thought they were gangsters. we never gnaw they were police because they never introduce themselves as police officer. >>reporter: neighbors say it was a lengthy gun battle. in the end 3 immigration and custom enforcement agent suffered non-life threatening gunshot wound. as for victor junior he was taken that custody. authorities say he's one of 13 suspected gang members arrested this morning for a triple muvr dwer in south san francisco in 2010. >> without a shadow of a doubt this incident upped scores how dangerous the gang why and why this morning arrest are welcome news for the residents of

san jose state had long been a member of the western athletic conference also known as the wac. they will make that announcement at noon today. right now we're going to make an announcement on your traffic. what's happening on the roads? still only 4:55. mike is on top of it. >> i'm going to join the big four, the big highway 4. and it is driving smoothly westbound as 64 shows up on our sensors here. not a problem, but we'll watch because even on a friday, we will have that start slowing right around 5:30. maybe a little after, though, a little start there. carquinez bridge moves smoothly out of the north bay, up into the northbound or eastbound respectively. we may see some slowing as a lot of folks tend to make get aways. but the ski season hasn't been great this year. there may be folks holding off for the slush right now. a nice easy drive toward the bay bridge, as well. construction crews may be hanging out around the incline, but no major issues as far as the speeds go and no metering lights. light volume for 580 and 880 in oakland, as well. >> and you remember earlier thi

they are so upset they don't even want to go wac to their home them called us early this evening specifically to share their story. >> i was very scared because i thought they with going to kill us. >>reporter: victor doesn't want to show his face but he says he and his 2 sons were inside their petaluma home when federal agents storm in this morning. he says his oldest son victor junior started shooting at the agents nothing identifying themselves as officers wearing all black. >> we shot back because we thought they were gangsters. we never gnaw they were police because they never introduce themselves as police officer. >>reporter: neighbors say it was a lengthy gun battle. in the end 3 immigration and custom enforcement agent suffered non-life threatening gunshot wound. as for victor junior he was taken that custody. authorities say he's one of 13 suspected gang members arrested this morning for a triple muvr dwer in south san francisco in 2010. >> without a shadow of a doubt this incident upped scores how dangerous the gang why and why this morning arrest are welcome news for the residents

years later my mom had been there as a wac, the women's army corps. and then in the '70s she transferred into the -- they merged all the women to be soldiers. i was in the same basic unit that she was, delta company 2nd battalion at ft. mac cullen, alabama. and then i realized as i talked to my mom on the phone, she said are you by example egbert hill? i said yes, i am. she told me the barracks she was in and i realized, oh, my goodness, i'm in the same barracks that she was. i said, okay. if my mom can do this. i can do it. and as i got through basic training and i got down several times, i would remember that. and i couldn't go back home and face her if i didn't make it through basic. throughout my military career, i saw a lot and did a lot. and people would send me feathers to carry for their families because they didn't have someone serving at the time. and i would carry those feathers and i would send them back. it was always an honor to do that for them. i always carried my feathers with me. and i also took my gourd blanket. and it was a koiwa w

in the audience ruth ann weber, a native wac during world war ii turns 97 this week. >> when she comes the memorial day program every year, she brings flowers to put at the pool. it means that much to her and not only did she come, what was she dressed in? she was dressed in her world war ii uniform. that tells you a lot. >> reporter: at arlington, bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> a long hot first day, but the ride to recovery riders are spending their first night in manassas. the five-day event started in arlington, will travel 325 miles down to virginia beach ending friday. >> wove got about 200 healed heros who are wounded and injured service members who have been wounded or injured in the war or in their service to this country as well as 100 support riders and one-day riders that are here to support the healing heros as they ride to manassas today. >> r to r enables the vets to participate no matter their disability. the riders use road bikes, hand bikes, recumbents and tandems. cycling provides new physical challenges and comradery. >>> as memorial day celebrations took place nationw

san jose state joined the wac back in 1986. south bay intersection saying no turn on red and the red arrows of the traffic signals, it seems clear that turning on a red light would not be an option once again stanley roberts found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: pay attention to this video and watch what happens when the light turns green. yes, the driver just ran a red light at highway 101. fortunately, i was not the only one who saw this. this officer is about to have a chat with this driver. >> good afternoon. we feel to stop at the red light. >>stanley: there are three signs that say no turn on red. plus, these read errors! the driver claimed the light was still yellow. >> i did not want to be late for work. >>stanley: that light was red for a while. he is not alone. watch this driver. she stops for the red light but she chose to ignore them anyway, even with a motorcycle cop at the corner watching. it is so bad at this intersection that even if euclase a fully marked patrol car at the like, drivers will ignore this

. >> there was a wac officer.hite female officerrer i offis coming out of the service he was ahead of the papers and he said i think i received the medal and she responded you, impossible and she dismissed it and he he was so offended by that. >> while the curators of the museum investigated the matter together they were able to secure amos pierce about's medals and presented them to him two years ago on veteran's day. and amos pierce went on to thank america and thank the united states for giving him those medals. wendel goes on to add what world war ii shows you is the greatest things we dream of could be possible. his father says he never thought it would be possible to live the american dream and yet today at 87 years of age is alive and able to enjoy it. we thank all the men and women who served not only in the american war of world war ii but all the wars that have served. we thank you so much for your valiant service. the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and who doesn't want 50% m

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you in the the medicare guaranteed and wac $800 billion out of medicaid, you do the kind of things we saw today with respect to cuts in the food and nutrition programs and shortchange the future investments in education, science infrastructure. that's why every credible bipartisan group has said you needed a balanced approach. that's why we want to enter the discussion with our colleagues. let's do with the american people expect us to do, make the hard decisions, make the tough compromises the way we've laid out proposals. we've made a trillion dollars in cuts but we are waiting to hear about 1 penny, just 1 penny for deficit reduction from closing the tax loophole. the reality is a lot of these provisions of the tax code reward companies that shift jobs overseas. why do we have to wait? let's and then right now. oil and gas companies told us, the ceos told us they don't need those for having the incentive to drill. let's take that now towards deficit reduction. so, again, everyone can talk about how we haven't laid out every dollar but we've been on record supporting cuts. we've not

. >> okay, let's get wac to the markets, dab down 158 points on the dow.re going to talk a lot about what exactly is going on. and as booming is sliding about 10%. we're talkings about a a man who would like to sell you compelled bars is next on the program. porn push blark black >>> it's the "money in motion" currency trade. importantly, we had a break below $1.30 and the shorts covered earlier in the week is now the point at which we break to a substantially lower range. andy bush joins us from chicago. andy, this looks like a moment in time here? >> yeah, exactly, simon. i mean, the euro keeps trns lower. we have hat a dittyle by of a dely rehacks arf the weekend. >> but one of the mysteries has been why the euro hant broken lower before. particularly on this side of the atlantic with so many shorts to a man and woman hiding up against it. why is it different this time? >> so it's glanding down to a point where we see no hope for the future. the elections in greece are totally unsettling. also interest rates. so the nervousness is getting out there. the