we'll be right back with luke wilson, everybody! announcer ] like summer, it's here, but not forever. the lexus golden opportunity sales event. don't wait to enjoy legendary lexus quality at equally legendary prices. see your lexus dealer. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, right there. everyone in the audience will get one of these on the way out. congratulations. you all broke the record. we hold the record. our first guest is a very talented actor whose latest film "middle men" opens in theatres august 6th. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome luke wilson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: nice to see you, buddy. >> how's it going? it's kind of a tough act to follow with all the records. having to go on after james brown. anything else is a bit of a let down. >> jimmy: i can throw cheerios at your face if you want. we had a similar late night experience. we both took over for david letterman when he was sick, remember? >> as host. i do remember that. >> jimmy: what do you think? what were your feeli

. >> i certainly edith wilson woodrow wilson was laid up with what was probably a country. walked into him where he was with him and would come out with documents or instructions she said we from him and tell the cabinet what to do. wisdoms. for example the league o nations. >> one of his most important priorities after world war one was to get the league of nations established so there would never again be a global conflict. unfortunately he botch the politics of it the speaker of the senat came to -- the senate majority leader came to hi and told him he needed to compromise with the republican isolationists i he wanted to get the leagu of nations treaty ratified. wilson didn't want to compromise but edith wilso did and she told him, yo need to do this if you want to get this treaty approved. unfortunately for hihim he didn't listen to her advic and the treaty failed t pass the senate. so his most important domestic priority international priority in the second term was lost. >> which one of the first ladies shared the power of the presidency so there was a distribution an

. >>> flashy footwear has led for a $1,000 crime for brian wilson.ilson said he wore the shoes because the cleats on his regular shoes were worn down the well, today major league baseball issued the fine saying the shoes must be at least 50% of the team's color. so brian wilson used a sharpie. >>> strange start time for the giants. right now against those same florida marlin. this one has been juan uribe, with the base hit and this one drives in two. they then padded the lead with three more in the 3rd. it was uribe coming through. this time the drive over the heads. uribe goes to third with a trip. posey extended his hit traumatic to 21 games -- hit streak to 21 games. >>> yesterday it was kreup and kype day. today they helped dedicate and refurnish an outdoor basketball court for lee. >> it's safe to say that, you no he, how i'm judged in these next six years will be by how much better i can make the type the that's my only goal. it's a matter of how can i let my team get to a new level and that's my complete focus right now, gonna sit down and mak

brian wilson is an all-star but he likes to make everybody look bad. anyway brian wilson with the bases loaded finish off and the giants win five to san diego. the giants are three games back. embossed and the yankees come to town you get a pretty good crowd. of course over half or rooting for the opponent. >> a rough day all around for oakland stop. chris johnson has a new contract. who is chris johnson. a running back. who have one good year. i love this story because even as the bodyguard is this true. he asks for 30 million any got 2.5 million. now we're not gonna have to tell a song for him but if you ask for 13 get to 0.5. good for cress. michael scott jordan commons. >> i would've never called up larry called the magic and said let's get together and play on one team. but i can't say that's a bad thing. what these kids have today. in all honesty i with stein to beat these guys. i'm a competitive guy i like to play against competitive players. >> maybe losing a few basketball games in a row is worse than the world trade center tragedy. >> of cour

clark led at that point, but go back for a -- wilson has been consistent. this proshot and make his birdie. wilson has shot three straight rounds of 65 after finishing 150 second on the tour last year. this is what the over 50s are playing for. cori pay venn is the captain of the riding team. he sets himself up for an easy birdie. 3 under par for the tournament. the ball actually hits the lip of the bunker but still ends up in good shape on the green. six players tied four shots back. >>> mike krzyzewski will have to make a decision tonight. iguodala, he had a good night. kevin durant will play in the upcoming world championships. no one from the olympic team is competing for a spot. the final international tournament continues. this is the drive that ended the game. they called the mercy rule with the u.s. winning 8-0. and the bay area's pride soccer team continues to roll. the proud righted washington 1/3 1. they have a 13 point lead in the women's professional soccer. that's it. we ' see you tomorrow. >> they were hosting a lot of veterans but next week

her opponent, incumbent pete wilson.n brown just as jerry brown does now, had the early lead in the polls. but wilson's campaign just as meg whitman now had more money to buy ads. >> he was early in april with ads on tv attacking kathleen. >> reporter: he told us he knew that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fight back with ads right away she risked being knocked out early. so even though brown was low on money -- >> i decided, let's spend our money during the summer and we'll raise money later. >> but the new money never came in. >> reporter: truthfully, very few people know this, we really ran out of money after labor day. >> reporter: in a california governor's race? >> yeah. >> reporter: now jerry brown faces the same dilemma. spend now or wait until september and risk being too far in the polls to catch up. >> neither choice is a good choice, he has to raise money more. >> reporter: raising money creates its own set of problem, especially if he's getting money from friendly labor unions. the m

four become of our leader, american dean wilson, his second on the par-4 18th.it to within a few feet. 65 for wilson. minus-15. now back to scotland. third round the senior open championship at carnoustie. corey pavin entered the day as the leader. he had an up and down round. 1-under 72, drives him to 3-under. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check this out. hits the wall. amazingly gets up and down to save par. 69 for langer. at 6-under. three-stroke lead over pavin going into sunday. >>> lpga in france. third round of the evian masters, check out alexis thompson, 15 years old. she is going to like this a lot. sets up an eagle. 5-under 67 for phenomenon -- thompson. then morgan pressle, her second. a fairway metal. leads to eagle. 6 for pressle, a two-stroke lead entering tomorrow's final round. >> giants looking for their third straight win over arizona in the desert. the score is 2-0. we have the highlights at 11:00. >> alan: thanks. up next, youtube invites you to help make a movie. >> alan: today san bruno based youtube is asking users to help make a f

wilson missed his par putt after three straight rounds of 65, wilson falling to 72.67, enabling him to win by a stroke. same time, strike a blow for golfers everywhere who have boilers like his. >>> that's it for this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. see you again tonight at 10:00. >> thank you. >> sure. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, wildfires sparked by lightning are burning in the sierra tonight, near reno. so far, there have been no evacuations. we'll have the latest on the fire fight tonight on the 10:00 news. that is our report. i'm maureen nailer. >> i'm ken wayne. from everyone here at ktvu, our next news is tonight at 10:00. hope to see you then. good night.

sets up a birdie. 65 for wilson. minus 15. a four-shot lead. >> back to scotland, third round of the senior european open championship at car news -- carnoustie. corey pave vep entered the day as the leader. long par putt. paven 1-under. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check out this shot. up against the bunker on 1. hits the wall. amazingly gets up and down to save par. a 69 for langer. he has a three-stroke lead over corey pavin. >> alan: that's enough for me, too. thanks a [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of

her opponent, incumbent pete wilson. kathleen brown just as jerry brown does now, had the early lead in the polls. but wilson's campaign just as meg whitman now had more money to buy ads. >> he was early in april with ads on tv attacking kathleen. >> reporter: he told us he knew that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fight back with ads right away she risked being knocked out early. so even though brown was low on money -- >> i decided, let's spend our money during the summer and we'll raise money later. >> but the new money never came in. >> reporter: truthfully, very few people know this, we really ran out of money after labor day. >> reporter: in a california governor's race? >> yeah. >> reporter: now jerry brown faces the same dilemma. spend now or wait until september and risk being too far in the polls to catch up. >> neither choice is a good choice, he has to raise money more. >> reporter: raising money creates its own set of problem, especially if he's getting money from friendly labor union

just a lousy couple of days for brian wilson.e was fined $1,000 by major league baseball for wearing these orange cleats in last night's game. marlins manager edwin rodriguez complained that they were too flashy. wilson said he want trying to make a statement simply that his last pair wore down and this was the only other spikes that fit. wilson was told that half the shoes had to be black so he took a black marker to the orange cleats and he wore them today. it didn't help. >>> this year, on the pga tour we have already seen a record tying low round of 59 and a couple of 60s, that was nothing. at the alabama boys state championship, 17-year-old bobby wyatt shot a 14 under par round of 57. that is the lowest round in competitive golf history. par is 71 on the course. he beat the course record by 6 shots after two rounds of the tournament wyatt has a nine stroke lead. even his competitors were pulling for him. >> i enjoyed watching every shot to tell you the truth. bobby is a good friend of mine and it was just amazing to watch. y

to share the lead at the halfway stage of the canadian open american wilson carving a second straight sixty five to join his south african colleagues at the st george's summit durban native clarke he was bogey free through just rolling in a birdie on the seventeenth the thirty four year old hoping to a second p.g.a. title to the big money players championship crown he won the inmates brant della haas i had made the world take notice with a rod one course record score of sixty two on thursday the twenty eight year old sits one stroke back after finishing friday with a sixty nine fellow american steve croft joining him there on nine on their own right. let's stay in the greens and move the stock home where k.j. choi maintained his composure to take a one shot lead through hoff's lot the south korean balancing back from a run of three bogeys and four holes to finish five on this approach on the nine getting a lucky console and the forty year old rock pop his front nine action with a birdie twenty ten british open winner lewis also in the running the south african one stroke behind local

wilson fell to a 72 today.s from six down with 11 to play for his fourth career win. >>> that's it for this sunday nights sports wrap. have a good week, everyone. >> thank you, joe. >> thanks, joe. >> that is our report for tonight. i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm maureen naylor. the ktvu morning news is on at 5 a.m. and have a good evening. and until then enjoy a live shot of this full moon. good night. ♪ (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in your 30s... ...your bones can begin to change. overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calcium and vitamin d work together to help keep your bones strong. and yoplait gives you... ...20% of your daily calcium... ...and is the only leading yogurt with vitamin d in every cup. keep your bones strong every day... ...with yoplait. [ wind howling [ male announcer it balances you... [ water crashing [ male announcer ...it fills you with energy...

four back of the leader, dean wilson. sect second shot on the 18th. sets up birdie. 65 for wilson.-15. has a four-shot lead. so over to scotland. third round of the southeastern open championship at carnoustie. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check out this shot. up against the bunker. actually hit the wall. gets up and down to save par. a 69 for langer. at 6-under. he has a three-stroke lead over corey pavin. >> and the first place fc gold pride, soccer, wins over washington in maryland. they're leading their division in the lead with the best record. so good luck to them as they try to win their first ever big championship. >> alan: that's it for abc-7. thanks for watching. good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc. )ñ)ñ@ú@ú@ú@ú t ñ

open in the tournament he only entered on a sponsor exemption wilson ticking advantage of his win of the two thousand and six international after a dismal run of form which saw him finish just one hundred fifty seconds. on the money list last year an excellent way to wrap up the front nine here was a birdie on the ninth called patterson will he set a course record with a round of sixty on the day joining. us days and tied for second a disappointment for the thirty two year old swede on the eighteenth however as he missed becoming that if history to reach. ok let's move on to more g.p. or jorge lorenzo will once again be starting at the front of the field for sunday's us grand prix the overall leader claiming his fifth straight pole after a fierce battle with casey stoner the sponsored well he was able to up the temple i can still win or dominated this yesterday the first reason every ounce of power out of their bikes with the trillion finishing miniscule to hundreds of a second behind. me to me in third marking the first time vitali will be starting on the road. ever he still emancip

wilson wore a pair of orange shoes yesterday during the giant's win over the florida marlins.e wore the same shoes during the all star game without a be are. but marlins manager rodriguez complained last night and the league issued the fines saying the shoes must be at least 50% of the team's primary colors. he partially colored shows shoes with a black magic marker pen. >> and fog is making its way back to the coast. we are going to see fog and low clouds tomorrow morning in your neighbor. so temperatures will start off cool and end up a little warmer than they were today. take you outside right now to show you where the fog is. just showing up along the beaches. it will get kind of about here. i think it will get out to danville and correspond cord as well. not quite the push it did last night or the night before. but it will be there when you wake up and burn off more quickly. the coastal weather pattern for thursday going to be warmer but despite the warmup still below average temperatures. this has been a cool summer, a wet spring and a wet winter. an unusual year for sur

his sister ran for governor against pete wilson.then she had the early lead in the poles but wilson's campaign spent more money on advertising. cliff riley ran her campaign and says that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fight back with ads early she risked being knocked out early. >> i decided let's you know let's -- let's spend our money during the summer. we will raise money later. truthfully, very few people know this, we really ran out of money after labor day. >> kathleen brown lost that election. many analysts say jerry brown faces the same dilemma. they agree he will have to raise more money to compete with meg whitman put that money raising comes with its own set of problems. >> 5:27. we are following developing news from oakland. we will update you on that incident that took place hours ago inside a hospital emergency room. >> reporter: the judge's decision expected today may effect ac transit ridership. we will explain why when the morning news continues. >>> good morning to you, welcome back. this i

as for brian wilson, he blew the save and he lost money. giants' closer was fined $1,000 for wearing his orange cleats in last night's game because according to the league, they are nonconforming. now, they were fine at the all-star game but the marlins did not agree. according to the league, only 50% can be orange. you see what he did. before today's game, wilson whipping out a black sharpie to color in half of his shoes. you can't complain about that. >>> the bad news for the a's after last night's loss, they trailed the rangers by 8 1/2 games in the a.l. west. the good news, tonight they didn't have to face ace cliff lee. and the rangers, they had to face this guy. trevor cahill back to his all-star self setting up texas in eight solid innings out in arlington this evening. top six, no score. not any longer. kurt suzuki on a roll. playing long ball to left. solo home run. his 12th of the year. it's 1-0, a's. looked like that might be enough. but in the eighth, suzuki wanting a little more. one run is o singles to right. crisp scores. the

wilson: thank you. in addition to supporting those that are out of work with unemployment benefits, we need to support small business so that they can create more job opportunities for our work force. why aren't small business hiring? on n.p.r. this morning, one small business owner said it's clear as anyone can say. small business are not hiring because they don't have to. they need to create an economic environment -- we need to create an economic environment that makes it necessary for small business to hire. as we all know, 68% of the new jobs come from small business. most americans get their first job at a small business. i know i did. and the small business on main street are the ones that lead our economic comeback. but the big business is on wall street. so what can we do here in congress to help small business? access to credit is one of small businesss' biggest challenges. for small firms to play their job creation role, they need the right tools to work with. and without the access to capita

. >>> san francisco's pitcher wilson is going to have to pay a $1000 fine.e wore a pair of orange shoes and wore the same shoes during the all star game without any problems. at yesterday's game, wilson partially colored the shoes with a black magic marker. >>> the 50-year-old window less building in sunnyvale is a top secret base that is now closed. workers gathered last night for a remembrance dinner while there, they controlled spy satellites and just about everything the u.s. launched into the united states making it a prime military target during the day os of the cold war. >> but those activities were in many ways the eyes and the earns of the nation to let us know what others were doing around the world. >> now, this nine story building actually only has four floors. the operations are being moved to van denburg air force base. >>> coming up, a crash in the east bay that knocked out power to many of the residents. we have a live report. >>> and arizona's new controversial immigration law takes effect today. >>> good morning, lots of fog, low clouds, a

welcome to the woodrow wilson center for scholars.ros kouvelis, who is -- who was here in march of 2009 as a member of the greek parliament. he was in charge of the environmental policy coordination and was here to address the topic of protection of the mediterranean the ecosystem. today, we are even more honored and pleased to welcome him back as the deputy foreign minister of greece to discuss greening the mediterranean, greek foreign policy against the backdrop of the financial crisis. as many of you know, the government of the prime minister of greece has turned toward the development of energy efficiency and the application of innovative systems in the field of alternative and renewable energy through the liberalization and privatization of the country's energy sector. new and serious incentives to attract foreign investment are under way to capitalize in renewable energy, especially when than solar among the energy types which are most abundant in greece. and promote the co-friendly tourism as part of the overall strategy to inc

dean wilson is the leader. he'll stick it within a few feet sets up a birdie. 65 for wilson.our-shot lead going into today's final round. >> back to scotland, blake on the hunt. one under 70 he is minus two on the tournament. here a long put. she is three under and everybody is chasing bernard langer, up against the bunker, 69 for langer, he has a three-stroke lead. >> pga in france, third round play of the masters. check out is a-year-old alexis thompson. she is going to like this. this sets up an eagle. she is eight under. later on 18, morgan pressel with her second. same type of result, leads to an e. coli, 69 for her. she has a two-stroke lead entering today's final round. >> that is the way the ball i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next at 6:30. >> two-thirds of californians rely on the delta for drinking water but a new report plans to cut back or find another water source. >> a major highway stimulus project that earned the gratitude of bababababababababa@ fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that? do what? it tastes too good to be fiber. you ma it taste like cho

john wilson reported the scene over the weekend and sent it to us today.p loading it to you report powered by you tube. you have video you'd like to share, you can e mail it. or go to abc 7 news.com. click on you rorpt. it's that easy. >> that is neat. >> looks great. >> good job. >> weather was warm, there. >> good is modest warming into the weekend. not going to be extremely hot, just warmer. and there we haven't been exactly warm. unusually cool. the view from our camera is a wide shot, it's sunny outside. just patches of clouds at the coast. and there is some clouds filling in near beaches later on tonight. here are the temperatures. at beaches into 50s inland areas, you're into 80s, highlights coastal and bayside clouds tonight warmer days throughout the weekend. temperatures gg to be up to average by sunday. so this afternoon, you probably noticed near the coast we saw some clearing, sunny skies and temperatures similar to yesterday's highs some locations coming up and others not much change. we're expecting some changes tomorrow. there is temperatur

dean wilson is second on the par 4, 18th and stick it within a few feet. 65 for wilson.he minus 15. >> third round of the senior championship, blake and the hunt for birdie, he is minus two for the tournament. corey ended as leader. long putt to save par. drops him to three under and everybody is chasing langer up against the bunker. amazingly able to save par. six under, he has a three-stroke lead. >> pga in france, third round play, check out alexis thompson, second on par five 18, this approach sets up an eagle. she is eight under. later on 18, morgan presel, same result. lead the an eagle. she has a two-stroke lead entering today's final round. >>. >> that is the way the ball bounces. we'll see you at 5:00. >> next at 9:30. u.s. and south korea begin four days of war games in the sea of japan. north korea is threatening to retaliate with nuclear weapons. >> governor swarzenegger nominee for the state supreme court could help california make history presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts

back then kathleen brown had an early lead but wilson's campaign spent more on advertising. [ inaudiblelapping speakers] >> -- early. >> i decided you know let's spend our money during the summer. we will raise money later. truthfully, very few people know this. we really ran out of money after labor day. >> kathleen brown lost that election and many analysts say jerry brown now faces the same dilemma. they agree he is going to have to raise more money but raising money comes with its own set of problems, especially if it comes from labor unions -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- 6:27. the clock is ticking on this very gloomy friday morning for dozens of bay area -- [ inaudible ] ♪ [ music ] >> -- work in just a couple of hours. [ inaudible ] ♪ [ music ] >> -- update on that terrifying incident that happened just a couple of hours ago inside of a bay area hospital emergency room [ inaudible ] ♪ [ music ] >> [ female announcer get extra savings at the jcpenney appreciation sale. save an extra 15% on all regular, sale, and clearance items. everything, no exclusions! save on eve

you can see that it looks like a subway but there are three wilson set of two. and-this the way.re are three wheels instead of two, and 80 mi. per hour, $9,000, and with giving more police flexibility and the platform puts the officer higher than most of the crowd. they can see what is going on. cost efficiency is a major concern. $1, for an eight hour shift. a police car is $40 per shift in gasoline. jeff bush, san francisco, kron 4 news. ♪ the live look outside with the golden gate bridge we're still seeing some fog along the coastline. it is up and down the coastline and a few sunbreaks this afternoon and warmer temperatures today. everything closer to the coast, with the seven degrees and have been bait, 60s and san francisco, m70's in our inland areas, 80s inland. and mild and the north bay. here is what we can expect tonight/tomorrow. that fog is going to linger and also press and to debate tomorrow night. patchy fog pressing back to the coastline by 12 pm with bricks of sunshine along the coast again tomorrow. temperatures a bit warmer inland. and a look at the fog tracker

andris torres, torres 4-6, three rbis and brian wilson on a day he was fined $1,000 for orfg shoes, putge shoes, put tape over them. dan uggla ties the game at 9. giants blow a 9-2 game. and torres hits a single and the game is over. hit it to the wall. and that's it. the giants win 10-9 in 10. the giants stay 2-1/2 games back. they remain top in the wildcard race. ben sheets, elbow injury is serious, his season is over. trevor cahill going to work. cahill, 8 inning, 2 hits. did not allow a run. kurt sue suky, blast to the outfield. that guy, josh hamilton is the most talented. a's win. >> sometimes when you perform and somebody is scribbling notes -- >> if it was meant for you, i would have given it to you. >> mark just reads his material, i am very paranoid youerant listening to me. >> i was listening to you. >> all right. there it is. right in the middle of my performance. >> it wasn't intended for your viewing. >> it's football time in the bay area. let me show you the raiders began practice today. jason campbell was announced as the starting quarterback. [inaudible] cut the squad t

sets up a birdie. 65 for wilson. minus 15, four-shot lead. >> back to the senator senior championship. >> they entered the day as the leader up and down run on nine, long putt to save par. he is three under and everybody is chasing bernard langer, up against the bunker, amazingly 69 for him. he has a three-stroke lead. >> third round play of the masters, check out 15-year-old alexis thompson. she is combining to like this a lot. sets up an eagle, five under, she is eight under. later on 18, morgan, same type of result. leads to an eagle. 67 and eleven under she has a two-stroke lead entering today's final round. >>. >> that is the way the ball bounces, i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next at 5:30. >> in sacramento, two-thirds of californians rely on the delta for drinking water but a new report says they plan to cut back or find a new water source. >> also, a major highway stimulus project that has earned the you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care a

first the members of the art advisory committee, bill wilson and mary [inaudible] and the arts commissionerlden gate music conkers advisory committee. -- concourse advisory committee. the former curator of the deyoung museum. can you imagine? this is fantastic. the academy scientists who work during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tang, brian fisher, jack dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the sculptu

but sharon wilson is still doing great work in

wilson wore a pair of orange shoes yesterday during the giant's win over the florida marlins. he wore the same shoes during the all star game without a be are. but marlins manager rodriguez complained last night and the league issued the fines saying the shoes must be at least 50% of the team's primary colors. he partially colored shows shoes with a black magic marker pen. >> and fog is making its way back to the coast. we are going to see fog and low clouds tomorrow morning in your neighbor. so temperatures will start off cool and end up a little warmer than they were today. take you outside right now to show you where the fog is. just showing up along the beaches. it will get kind of about here. i think it will get out to danville and correspond cord as well. not quite the push it did last night or the night before. but it will be there when you wake up and burn off more quickly. the coastal weather pattern for thursday going to be warmer but despite the warmup still below average temperatures. this has been a cool summer, a wet spring and a wet winter. an unusual year for s

brian wilson comes on to close out and giants opened the second half of this season with back-to-back wins over the york mets. the new yorkers again tomorrow and sunday at the dodgers are next up, the giants had that next. after the second half start and in kansas city for the rails, pretty tough, pretty tough. it's more than your entire payroll. kevin cruise growth of the middle is on the first half and came back and delivered the could tear. take, if they are going to at the very least they have to get going in their first game after the break of the finals. george steinbrenner has honored achy stadium since the death of these two 10's. they brought some flowers and the key finance word side of course to the boss, the voice, and in honor a shepherd and the yankees had their combat game in his 5-4. at the british (woods 1, oh boy was the wind howling. not spectacular but he started off good, the bill be, he drives himself so far and to get his starter going out and nose. the five time british open and he was a champion, fell to make the cut and then he waved goodbye so, probably watc

>> i'm with the hydrologist, barry wilson eluded to this, i think it's important to monitor what is happening and keep on that. the projection of trends is a good way to at least get a handle on something and also feedback can go to climate modelers and they can adopt their models if need be. that points toward more of a 50 year horizon more than a reasonable projection to make. it's nice to show it for a hundred years but that's pretty well mostly beyond all of our planning endeavors. there is a climate effort that was trying to be set up in 3 hundred stations and now it's scaled to one hundred. the energy commission is trying get another one in california. it's locating and measuring sites where we don't expect differences in the land use and really trying define really some of what's happening. the next one is maybe a little bit far out, but we're talking billions so for that kind of money, maybe we ought to support or look that idea of something out in space just like putting mirrors out there, something that can be taken down if necessary so reflect some energy back into space that we're

sharon wilson and james stokes and dennis quarter. deeply, and they invested so much pro bono in taking care of alex. and he absolutely had such a bond. two of those attorneys have passed away. but sharon wilson is still doing great work in pensacola. >> larry: thank you. thank you very much. thanks, jayne weintraub. thanks, deepak. best of luck to you, alex. >> thank you. >> larry: keep in to

the suspect jermaine wilson is an iraq war veteran. his family says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. and he has been struggling to cone. they say that he has been acting strangely and thought people were out to get him. he had been attacked at a light rail station earlier this year. wilson's family says they are hoping he will now accept treatment for ptsd. it's a condition that can be very differ to overcome. as sharon chin reports, a san francisco clinic is reporting success using an ancient technique. >>> reporter: >> people in the military are taught, suck it up. get over it. don't go to sick calm. don't ask for help. man up. >> reporter: so that's what military veteran marshall perry did, suffering alone with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd. >> i would get everything from my muscles seizing up and my body twisting like a pretzel to associated depression. >> he was limping and he used a cane. and he wasn't smiling. >> reporter: carla met perry when he finally found help at the bay area veterans ac

he has been a member of the state high court since 1991 named chief justice by pete wilson in 1996. the 70-year-old issued a statement saying he wanted to step down at the top of his game and spend more time on family, reading and travel. george was up for reelection to a new 12-year term. the governor has until september to nominate a successor. >> if you're looking for a new place to live, a unique rental opportunity is about to become available in san francisco. the former merchant marine hospital has been restored and turned into apartments. >> this golden gate bridge was still under construction when the hospital was built in 1932 n 1950s it got two additional wings tacked on. it was closed in 1981 and fell into disrepair. now... it's been restored. this was rehabilitated hospital rooms replaced with luxury apartments. it's aptly named presidio landmark. >> i thought there is a lot of potential here. goitsing to take work. >> andrew is a architect with perkins and will. the firm chosen to preserve the building while trance forming into a modern apartment building. located in a

i learned this from richards, who was the director of the august wilson cycle. and he said, the theatrical work was giving texture to the fillfilm work. this is only going to get me more fired up and by the time i get back to "csi" i will be bubbling over and hopefully we will be able to apply that and it will be more exciting for people. tavis: you are somewhere it all the time. i am happy that you have said this. i have come across this the other day and i know -- i will see you in a couple of days to talk about this. i was wondering whether or not this career that you started when you were so young, has this turned out a way that you thought? >> this is much better. this is much better. god is good to me. i have taken care of my gift and because of that, i feel that i have been continually and constantly blessed to get to do wonderful things. i get to play thurgood marshall at a time when there are a lot of people who do not know who he was, and what he did. i can educate them about this and i can also entertain them at the same time. and they will come away

extra innings, ike davis all over a hanging breaking ball from wilson.get a controversial 4-3 win. giants in l.a. take on the dodgers tomorrow. >> ben sheetses in a good mood. figures he will never be younger than today, his 32nd birthday. kc in the powder blue uniforms. a's are tied for last in the a.l. for home runs. but they had three today. 9-6 the final. as sweep and have won five straight games. >> alan: thank you very signal. airborne. beautiful. and strong. there to ensure the most powerful transmitter is you. rule the air. >> carolyn: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, we will have more on our breaking story. the chp still working on interstate 580 in oakland after a driver got into a shootout with officers, and drugs used to treat people with h.i.v. are having an unexpected consequence. join us for those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> alan: san francisco has finally got something many other major cities have had for a long time. a major flea market for antique. the fair was held this morning in the parking lot at candle stick point. the