animal control officers and concord police swarmed the neighborhood after the boy attacked the 2-year-old. the helicopter landed in the park to air lift her to the hospital where more officers were on hand to investigate. the girl is said to have suffered serious bite wounds to the face and possibly leg but is not in a life threatening condition. >> this point we are doing an investigation relative to the incident that happened. we have the dog in custody at this time. >> reporter: one woman ran to the home to meet with the occupant. she didn't comment. neighbors seem to know very little about the resident saying they only saw them sometimes. some didn't know they had a pit bull. >> i'm not a pit bull fan. everybody has the right to own their own kind of animal but it's not a good environment i guess to put them in the environment with young kids, the dog will react differently. >> reporter: shots news chopper 2 show what happens to be a dog run in the backyard. it was taken in this truck. it's not clear if the dog owner will face charges. >> there is always the potential when we investigate whether or not they had knowledge of the dog having a prior history. if that was the case there is potential they could have some legal, criminal charges if that -- at this point it doesn't appear that's the case. >> surprises you. when you look up and say that's in my backyard. it can happen anywhere. >> reporter: a short time ago the website clay court reported that pit bull has been put down. that's according to law enforcement sources telling that. >> the antioch animal service made an aalarming find, a bit pull changed to a railroad track this picture is avenue the pit bull. she was spotted and rescued before a train came by. the shelter said the dog appeared to have been there a few hour but he is okay. she is now up for adoption and officials have been unable to find her owner or determine whether the dog was put there on purpose. >> a group of protesters holding its ground on a most land in albany that's owned by berkeley. they have been in talks about a peaceful resolution to what people are calling occupy the farm. it started on earth day when a few dozen moved in and planted their own crops at gill track. the land is normally used for a few months each year to do research on crops. one proposal includes sharing the land but the university insists that the protesters must first break down their camp and leave. >> new developments in the search for missing south bay teen sierra lamar. they have identified a red jetta that may be associated the case. lloyd in morgan hill with how this particular car was identified. >> reporter: i'm at the elementary school in morgan hill which is a volunteer search center for the missing girl. tonight the sheriff's department spokesman said that the latest development is a significant lead in the effort to find sierra. this is the picture of a similar type car authorities are asking the public to help find. a 1990 red four door jetta you it has a black hood. >> i believe that this is a ray of hope. >> reporter: seven weeks have passed since the girl disappeared, apparently on her way to catch a school bus. her mother said the family isn't familiar with the car. >> it gives something for everybody to cling onto and to physically look for. it's physical, it's more real. >> reporter: surveillance camera video lead to the new development. we found a neighbor who didn't want to be identified. he said he turned over a video taken the day she disappeared. >> i sarcasm car -- sarcasm cars and they took the tape. >> reporter: the sheriff said they had video of the car weeks ago but just recently through surveillance videos videos -- they china included there was more than just coin coincidence that it showed up. >> they have more than one source of surveillance near her mom's house and near where some of the evidence was found. >> reporter: her mother holds onto hope her daughter is a live and being held against her will. >> please release her. >> reporter: investigators need help finding a red jetta like this one with a black hood. tomorrow they will check out more waterways in the area. live in morgan hill. >> oakland police are searching for a very crafty suspect who managed to get out of a patrol car and escape after being arrested for petty theft. officers aren't saying how the man was able to escape from the car but it haened about 7:45 this evening at 6th and jefferson with in yards of the county jail. officers say the suspect wasn't wearing his handcuffs when he took off. police say they know the man's name and where he lives and his offenses aren't that serious but they say this escape puts him in a lot more trouble. >> new information is out about a deadly officer involved shooting in east oakland. the victim is identified as 18- year-old allen dwayne bluford. he was a high school senior. he pointed a gun at an officer and the officer fired hitting him. the officer shot himself in the foot with another bullet . san jose police today identified a man they arrested after police fired at him last night. police say the 24-year-old ran from them and made threatening gestures with his hand. he wasn't hurt but was arrested. about 15 minutes earlier he was in an sv where someone had a gun. >> a county corner has determined that the death of thomas kinkade was accidental caused by alcohol and valium. he died on april 6th. he was 54. his brother said that he had battled alcohol problems for years and rel aps ed just prior to his death. he is said to be one of america's most collected artists selling more than 10 million pieces. rick santorum is endorsing his rival mitt romney. he sent out e-mails telling his supporters. he reminded them act his differences with romney but said in his words that president obama must be defeated above all else. in 15 minutes where the polls for next month's primary are open here in the bay area and the big change you will notice on your ballot. >> the 49ers are apparently ready to pay millions of dollars to the city of san francisco if the team moves to santa clara before the lease is up at candlestick. david stevenson reports on the terms of the upcoming split. >> reporter: for some san francisco 49er fans the team's departure is nothing short of betrayal. >> no disrespect to santa clara but they are the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter: the team's lease runs through the end of 2015. >> the 49ers came to us in these negotiations and said you know, with our stadium, if we -- we want the ability to move in a year early if we are able to build it as fast as possible. >> reporter: in exchange san francisco would get a million dollars for its recreation and parks department, millions in lost rent, parking possible playoff revenue, jobs for candlestick consuccession workers at the new stadium andon agreement to land aesoper bowl. >> that's hundreds millions of dollars and -- we want to capture that up here. >> reporter: the 49ers press office didn't return our calls but sources familiar with the deal told us they hope the team will also move from executive offices to san francisco and do more marketing in the city after the move. >> he didn't know. i feel cheated. >> reporter: some say they will follow the team. others say the season should stay at the stick. >> i don't want to have to jump on caltrain to go down to santa claire a. i grew up in the stick. >> reporter: the proposed amendment goes before the san francisco board of supervisors tomorrow. in san francisco, david stevenson. ktvu channel 2news. >> a federal jury today reached aid partial verdict in the copy right between oracl, and google. oracle accused google of using their technology to help create the android software. the jury agreed that it the software did infringe on oracle but couldn't agree on whether that infringement was protected by fair use rules. without that key part they are likely to get damages in the thousands of dollars, far less than the billion dollars it wanted . scott thompson said he isn't about to resign but he apologized for an error on his resume. the head of third point has threatened a lawsuit if thompson removed. the mistake was called an accidental error. on wall street investors seemed to shrug off the election results in greece and france despite questions of how europe will deal with the debt crisis. >> a terrorist plot to bring down a plane. why the explosive now being looked at may have been able to slip by airport security. >> back here in just ten it was warm today. it could be warmer in parts of the bay tomorrow. i will show you where. what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection. with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte stay in touch with your loved ones on skype. plus, enjoy verizon's 4g lte network in more places. the droid razr you want, one powerful connection on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value. give mom the droid razr by motorola. only 99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon. hola, mama. it's my mom. . >> new at february ten, eight miles an hour. that's the average travel speed of a muni bus. we are live with the new back door boarding policy that is expected to take effect on july 1st. >> reporter: unfortunately a lot of riders do a lot of this. standing here and waiting but today a key change designed to improve one of the slowest transit systems in the country passed a key vote. there are many words often associated with muni. >> unreliable. >> not on time. >> can take twice as long to ride it as it does to walk. >> reporter: the agency has a plan to speed up the laboring bus line. >> big part of what slows it down is the time it takes to get people on and off the bus. >> reporter: it wants to let riders board through any door. >> we need to get the buses traveling faster than eight miles. >> reporter: the board of supervisors a regular rider proposed changing the code to permit people to board on the back of buses and today the land use and economic development committee approved all door boarding. >> it should be easy, should be understandable. if you are paying cash go in the front. . >> reporter: if you have a clipper card tape it at the back and if you have a valid pass or other transfer you are good to go. >> we are going to beef uthe fare enforcement. have ten more fare inspectors. >> reporter: and officials believe that those additional inspectors will help deter fare dodgers. next week all door boarding will go before the full board for a vote where it is expected to pass. reporting live tonight here in san francisco. i'm heather hoppings. >> we have now learned the identity of the pedestrian killed while jay walk across a busy san francisco street. she was 25-year-old suzanne montego. she was hit by a truck yesterday after shopping at trader joe's. she was not in the crosswalk. the driver stopped and has not been arrested. inial media firefighters rescued a swimmer in disstress off crown beach. two fire department rescuers paddled out to the swimmer who had jumped off a boat to cool off and then got into trouble. you may recall last year the fire department was criticized for not helping a suicide alleman off crown beach because they weren't certified for that type of rescue. that man drowned and since then the department has received more training. >> new information about a cab robbery and hijacking in the east bay. antioch police have released these sketches that they say look like two of the three men wanted for the robbery and carjacking of a yellow cab driver. the men called it last month and then rode to antioch where they robbed the driver and forced him into the trunk. they then drove to the oakland hills where they released him. the cab was recovered later. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact police. >> plans to build a casino cleared a hurdle today with approve alabi the state senate. they plan to build it off highway one. the 700 million-dollar casino would feature 3,000 slot machines. next it must be approve bid the state and then go to the if ed ralph government. the nevada motor vehicle department said its issued the first license in the nation to the -- to testself driving cars. the san jose mercury news reports google has applied for three licenses, two humans will have to be on board. one behind the whole just in case. >> the cia said its foiled a plot by a al-qaeda group to take down a plane. the bomb they allegedly plan it use is now with american agents. the bomb is a familiar design but could possibly go undetected at an airport. >> reporter: the cia stops a platt to destroy a united states bound airliner. the terrorist group planned to use the upgraded bomb possibly around the one year anniversary of the death of bin laden. this less than three years after a man failed to detonate a bomb in his underwear on christmas. thehe would be bomber had not yet picked a target or bought a ticket. the device didn't have metal meaning it could have passed through the detector. >> intended to be on an american plane, american bound plane, it never made it on. there was never a danger of it going off in a plane and americans at risk. >> reporter: the defense secretary and former cia chief warned of potential threats by al-qaeda and other groups. >> what this incident makes clear is that this country has to continue to remain aware against those that would seek to attack this country. >> reporter: a white house spokesperson said that the president was told about the plot in april and was assured it posed no threat. a government source said that aside from the device there is a second threat stream out of the middle east. in washington cathryn harris. channel 2news. >> an aalert show there is a major threat about natural gas pipelines. several companies have come under cyber attack but there is no sign any have been affected. homeland suit is working to track down the culprit. it's coming from malware. >> stanford hospital launched a campaign to raise a billion dollars. it would help build a new hospital and fund research. they are already halfway to its goal because of donations silicon valley companies and executives. the private donations would cover act a third of the money needed to renovate facilities. >> a really nice day, going to be warm but i have a little bit of fog, just put it in here that little bit of patchy fog at the coast. take will drop temperatures coast and bay tomorrow. up land temperatures will stay tomorrow to hot. these are the highs today. highs tomorrow will be very warm inland and much cooler coast side. 90 in antioch. tomorrow antioch could go 90 or 92 degrees. here we are tomorrow morning, patchy fog all long the coast, patchy fog along stinson beach and then it around lunchtime or nine and then shave away in the afternoon were high clouds, tomorrow a great day. that fog will do a lot of cooling at coast and at the bay. cooler there, places inland, warmer, when i come back we will go to your city and suit high for you. >> election day less than a month away but the voting has started. what's happening in california this election that has never happened . police in livermore warning people be careful about a series of sexual assaults. a woman was walking on that path heading toward an event when a man she didn't know approached her. >> he just started to engage in general conversation with the young lady and at some point during the conversation extended his hand out like a gesture of hello. >> instead of shaking hands the man grabbed her and then groped her. she got away. police say they don't think this incident is connected to several other assaults on women joggers in the patterson path area. >> county registrar opened for early voting. the primary is four weeks tomorrow and as rob roth says this year the way you vote has completely changed. >> reporter: on this opening day of early voting turn out was light here in martinez but some couldn't wait to cast their ballots. >> a lot of excitement in the air,. >> reporter: she subpoena others are seeing something that's never happened before in california, it's called the top two primary system meaning the go in any given state but for the president who get the most votes square off in november, whether they are both democrats or republicans. >> run around to different areas. >> reporter: that could help john, this contractor is a little known democrat running for congress against the long time incumbent. >> i would be out. this gives me a great opportunity to get to the next level. . >> reporter: some say its designed to reduce partisanship and give voters more freedom to vote outside already party but in a race for senate it means 23 candidates challenging diane feinstein. the president of the republican party feel bay area conversatives will be lefto. >> for those republicans who want to express their views and support of a conservative candidate the choice won't be there. >> reporter: some say in time the landscape could start to change. >> you could see maybe the more very partisan members get a challenge, they won't be a shoe in anymore. >> reporter: the california voters approved it two years ago and it would be up to the voters to change it back. in martinez. rob roth. >> the man rain county voter said she seeing a record number of requests for absentee ballots this election. she said she has gotten requests from nearly 62% of marin's registered voters. >> vandals tag a catholic church. the destruction found including one relevant . >> a foreign diplomat accused of a violent crime. what he is suspected of doing and the surprising reason why he is not in jail. >> at first developing news from oaklan mom? hmm? what does your esophagus look like? let's look it up after school. here. thanks, anita. eww. dad, how did luke cage get his powers? umm... here, i'll show you. 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9:00. witnesses say the victim was sitting in the drivers seat of a car when someone drove by and opened fire. they say that they heard shots and the man was taken to the hospital. new a diplomat charged with 17 counts of domestic violence against his wife. amber lee is live where the da said this kind of violence won't be ignored no matter who the suspect is. amber. >> reporter: the official made his first court appearance today here at the south san francisco courthouse. the 32-year-old is a accused of beating his wife and pushing her out of a car. >> it ran from bruises to a puncture wound from a screw driver. >> reporter: prosecutors say he attacked her 14 times over 14 months with a most recent happening just over a month ago. >> she finally decide she had enough and had the courage to go forward to the police and report it and started this investigation. >> reporter: the officials inside the high rice in the financial district told us he has been working here for two years. they said they learned of the charges against him when he was arrested on april 1st but he will continue to work here as the court case develops saying they wait for final judgement. they said diplomatic immunity doesn't cover the private life. >> there is no corner of our society that is immune from this type of violence and there is no corner in which it'll be ignored. >> reporter: he pleaded not guilty to all 17 counts of domestic violence. he is out on bail after posting $350,000 bail in cash. he is due back in court june 14th. his wife, the da sadism has a retraining order against him and he is cooperating with prosecutors >> vandals in santa cruz desecrated a roman catholic church. it happened yesterday on high street. grafitti was put on the wall, a statue painted black and a spot spa from the 1700's was spray painted with the word evil and broken. >> whoever it was did take time. they planned this. it wasn't just a thing that happened because of the type of grafitti that was used. they were obviously trying to make some kind of political statement. >> the church pastor said the church prayed for the vandals during services yesterday in the hopes they would learn a different way to express themselves. no coming up in six minutes police are investigating a homicide. what we know about the case and a san francisco connection. >> san francisco's largest city workers union has reached a contract with the city. last monday hundreds of members of section iu local 1021 stage a rally inside city hall. they objected to the demand for them to pay more for health benefits. the deal reportedly gives them a 3% race at the end of the contract. they will be able to vote next monday and after the results the specific details of the contract will be made public. sales force.com signed a ten year lease on about 80,000 square feet of office space. the bids reports the new space is at 600 townsend street in the city. two doctor two months ago sales force got out of a deal to build a new hq in mission bay. at. >> it's a community perhaps a million strong in california but one that often feels marginalized. now as ken reports, california muslims are making sure their voices are heard at the state capitol. >> reporter: it's a group photograph never taken before on the west steps of the capitol muslim men and women from all over california smiling for the camera. >> it's a day at the capitol. >> we are voters, donors, we want to fake you're fake-- make our voices heard >> reporter: they are lobbying on a new bill that sets rules on religious clothing in the workplace. >> worker also ask to hear a thank you ban or grow a beard and employers won't know how to balance the rights of the worker verses their legal responsibility. >> reporter: one issue with lobbying lawmaker social lawmakers is who to talk to there. is no muslim caucus. there are no muslim legislators and few nationwide. >> it's a new community and it's kip of trying to identity itself in causes and issues and organize in light of course of -- a major anti muslim sentiment. >> reporter: he said california muslims are running for office but there is a long way to go. >> my argument is if we can't make it in the state we probably won't make it anywhere else. >> reporter: and this it first muslim day at the capitol may be the start of something bigger in sacramento, ken pritchett. >> toyota revealed a electric version of its rav4suv. toyota plans to sell only 2600 of them. it's expected to have a range of 100-miles and a six hour charge time. the stick --er price doesn't falk for in tax credits. tomorrow night the vacaville city council will vote on an ordinance to forbid using the electric vehicle charges stations for anything other than charging electric vehicles. it seems some have been parking in the station's overnight or using them to charge the electric systems in their campers. they. they say what defines illegal camping in the city limits. >> history into the bay area this week. we will bring you the up close look at the bomber known as the flying fortress and where you can see it. >> and back here in just ten nice weather forecast to talk about. it'll be warmer. i will show you where and the five-day with the weekend in view. >> and in eight mi . a 44-year-old is under arrest in santa cruz accused of stabbing to death a woman in broad daylight on a busy street. it happened around 11:50 this morning. police say the 39-year-old woman lived in the live oak neighborhood. she was stabbed several times in what police called a savage attacker. the attacker's last known address is in san francisco. it's not known if there is any relationship between the suspect and victim. this is the first homicide of the year in the city of santa cruz. the governor joined others and hundreds of peace officers today to remember 11 officers who died in the line of duty. it's the 36th year for the memorial ceremony held today on the cool roll mall. the governor told the crowd there is an under lying unit. >> yes. >> along with all the rights, there are the duties, and -- police officers express that sense of duty and those who give their lives in the -- in the pursuit those duties are worthy of our admiration. >> reporter: according to the california peace after's memorial foundation more than 1400 have died in the line of duty since 1850 when california became a state. >> the san jose city council voted to name a new pedestrian over crossing for a child killed in the area almost seven years ago. the 2-year-old was struck and killed by a train shortly before thanksgiving 2005 as he followed his babysitter across the tracks. it was a well known shortcut at the time. the new overpass cost $10 million to build. >> in news of the world al- qaeda has released a video of an american man kidnapped in pakistan nine months ago. the 70-year-old said he would be killed if the president doesn't agree to his captor's demands including the release of all al-qaeda and taliban members held around the world. the white house said it doesn't and will not negotiate with al- qaeda. in moscow the putin came president again. after that he was prime minister and now he is president again until 2018. he said he is committed to democracy but some expect him to rule with a iron fist and try to silence the opposition. and in france the president elect celebrated his election victory with supporters. voters picked him and threw out the incumbent. apparently upset about the austerity measures. the new president said he will reverse those measures. >> one of the most famous planes from world war ii is in the bay area and we have a chance to go for a flight today. it's a b17 flying fortress, one of only 11 in the world still flying. the plane has 13, 50 caliber machine guns including the tiny ball turret underneath the plane. when in the air the engines make a lot of noise there. is also little space inside. if you want to see it will be on display this saturday. >> a big hon for for a restaurant. plus there is now a green screen at the golden gate bridge. how the addition is designed to help tourists. >> and bill bill martin on deck. why are we here? you said we should try club chipotle! i said we should try a chipotle chicken club! spicy, crispy chicken with bold chipotle sauce on toasted sourdough. get it as a combo with fries and a drink. did you say you want drinks? i said a drink comes with the combo! you know how to mambo?! of course i can do the robot. . the grand opening of the new visitor's center kicks off celebrations for the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. tom shows us how you can capture the perfect picture even when it's covered if fog. the. the new visitor's center are a six million dollar gift from the golden gate park. >> these plazas, the walkways are here for all time so this is iambist that keeps on giving. the ten million people that come this here those that come the next year and years after that. >> reporter: for a fee the center provides tours. >> so for the first time in 75 years, there are be daily tours of the bridge. >> i think it would be great to know the history, have somebody explaning it, letting you know some of the facts about the bridgef. you walk over it right now there is not a lot there. >> very great. i can see all the things and can learn how they build the buildings and bridge and so on. >> reporter: the district said as much as it would have liked to do it itself it couldn't afford it. this is a great opportunity for us. >> reporter: and the photograph i can green screen system will handling the famous but sometimes frustrating fog. >> so many days when it's so foggy you can't even see the bridge and for many people this is the only time they will ever be here. >> reporter: for myself having been on the top of the new bay bridge tower and the cable catwalk this is way more fun. >> to be able to take thome home a studio quality photograph of themselves when you can't even see it, that's bryceless. >> reporter: and safe. ktvu channel 2news. >> and we have more video, also a slide show the improvements of the bridge. just look for the slide show's tab on the front page. >> the number of traffic related deaths fell by 2% according to data released today. the national highway traffic safety administration estimates about 32,000 people died last year on the nation's roadway, death rate would be about one per one hundred million miles traveled, the lowest since tracking started in 1949. final no.s due out this fall. chrysler announced the recall of many chargers. they say there could be problems in the stability control. they say they have no word of any accidents orrin juries because of the problem which involves a fuse in the electrical system. recall notices are set to go out later this month. barbara boxer is taking entree major car rental example as. they wants them in the to rent or sale vehicles under recall before they are fixed. she sent letters to enterprise, dollar thrifty and avis. hertz already agreed to moreover sight. they have been under investigation for renting selling recalled vehicles that haven't been fixed. a handful of united pilots gave out leaflets airing grievances about their contract. it also had a warning to passengers that 66% of united domestic flyings currently outsourced to regional carriers which may have lower safety standards according to pilots. a united spokesperson said 90% of passengers fly with united. the negotiations have stalled. pitt lots have been without a contract for more than two years. >> the safeway grocery chain announced it'll only buy pork raised humanely. they want it from people who don't use gestation staals. some sate practice is annoy main. unnot humane. there was no time frame on how long it'll take. a troubling projection on the extent of the obesity problemment united states. according to researchers, by 2030, 42% of americans expected to be obese. >> the oscars of the food world were given out tonight. we are talking about the james beard awards and san francisco's boulevard restaurant was named outstanding restaurant of the year. it's located on the waterfront and has american cooking with a french twist. the man who made california food famous was honored a lifetime achievement award. >> and welcome back. a beautiful day today. beautiful weekend and this week will be very similar, not quite as warm but we will have nice weather. we have a little fog right now along the coast. that's the beginning of the slight cooling trend tomorrow. lots of cool agriculture long the coast and like right around the bay. winds outside gusting to 25 miles an hour. a west wind that's blowing pretty strong. tonight patchy coastal fog. we have it out there now. tomorrow a heck of a noise day. cooler coast and bay. in someplaces warm erin land. the extended forecast nice and no rain in the forecast. all the weather system staying north and we have a little bit of patchy fog and then very, very warm to high temperatures in the inland bay valley. overnight low mild. 52 concord. 50 pacifica. patchy coastal fog, more as we head into tomorrow night. the high pressure sets up and -- it heats things up as you know. tree pollen all trending high. in the bay area. the next two days, the oak and pine tree pollens trending high. we have a lot of oak, lot of pine trees, sycamore in there so but oak and pine are -- oak and pine the big ones, the next two days, bay area wide oak and pine trees trending high in the tree pollen and that will be less as we get to the weekend. tomorrow as we go through time the high pressure keeping it north. we have a very nice day. almost as nye as today but a little cooler, we still have good air quality but could have a 9 is or 92. the winds will kick up. off the bay and that's typical for this time of year. winds tomorrow at lunchtime about ten miles an hour. not much going on. then in the afternoon as typical for the spring months, the winds ramp up and we will see 25-mile an hour winds, fog along the coast. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there is the cool, the immediate coastline and then in to the peninsula, by sfo and man mateo. and the fog -- it'll be hard to see through. then goes away in the afternoon. as we go through the next couple days we are looking for very warm temperature, 90 tomorrow in concord. the inland numbers the high numbers, temperatures inhand in gilroy to 90 degrees. it'll be a nice day. the five-day forecast. one of the nicest five-days we have seen. such a nice weekend and nice to have such a nice week after it. >> s. stretching out. that's nice. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bad news for the san francisco giants, on two fronts tonight. mark will explain. >> and some of ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. . bike sitists out for a lunchtime ride. employees specialized company top designers and manufacturers of elite racing bikes, they are geared up for the tour that starts sunday. first leg of the tour starts in santa rosa, the raisers passed through san francisco and san jose winding up after more than many 50-miles in beverly hills on sunday may 20th. >> mark isor with sports. giants still in second but still feels like a sinking ship. >> san francisco giants not a very good team at all right now. possibly, not -- this may be the worst defensive team they have ever had. leading in errors with 33, first place dodgers come in with only 14 all year. magic city right now. tommy taking a backseat. 2-1 in the 6th. quinn bunts, second missed play for him of the inning. that's an error that makes it 3- 1. in the 7th it gets worse. ck to the mound. steve -- some reason trying to throw to third. throws it down the left field line. in comes another run. take a look at what good defense can do. giant was runners at second and third. james -- send sensational play at first base to rob the giants 9-1 in the first game of a three game series that could get ugly for san francisco. meantime another pretender, dismissed from the nba playoff, clean sweep, no sweat for the spurs over utah, much more entertaining first rounder, clippers and grizzlelies, memphis, final seconds, 35.35, rudy to the bucket, faded. he got it. 11-100. chris paulsen sayingal, to the bucket, clippers up with 26.9, a bucket but the grizzlelies two free throws into overtime. right now they lead by six as chris paul has scored at least eight points in the overtime. one of those sometimes misleading stats in football. you don't necessarily want your safety up there among the league leaders in tackles. that means a lot of passes are getting completed against the defense. be that as it may the raiders make sure of one of their sure handed tacklers, not going away the franchise player started every game for the raiders over the past three years, it's a $6.2 million deal. meantime saw interesting defense in that giants game, how about this. over the weekend. in a minor league game it's worth showing because you don't see this often. couple of out fielders, over and out, be beyond the left center field wall and you know they caughtt. that's not a bad play. if i was brian sabian i would sign him right now more the giants, say catch the ball because not a lot are doing it for the team right now. that's the sporting life for a monday night. >> i like how they go over together and --. >> got it. over and out. >> what --. >> the giants, they are just sinking fast here. >> the main thing is -- you know they aren't a very good hitting team and you add to it the fact that they are just playing horrible defense and putting so much pressure on the one good aspect of the team, 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