i'm wondering, in the courtroom, was there any kind of visual interplay that you can tell of between the two? >> when she arrive last night for example she winked at him and smiled and they just lock eyes, and, say what you will about what happened here, they clearly are committed to each other and that has come out in the testimony and ross mirkarimi has been telling supporters how stunning she is and how grateful he is to be able to see her, and you know, he has been telling people that he has been away for for most of the last seven months. it has been very trying on that family. >> that little boys with his mother? >> he is back in venezuela watching his grandparents. backing up last night, she feels like he is safer there because, in her mind this is a very chaotic environment. she does not understand the process that is tearing her family apart. >> ok, thank you. >> also in the news, swimmers in santa cruz county are being warned that a great white shark has been spotted off the coast. and we have proof, and helicopter pilots all the shark this afternoon about 20 yds off of seascape beach. and he was able to take a couple of photographs of the shark and give us a video of the area where it was spotted. the santa cruz county sheriff's department says that it is about 14 ft. long, rangers are warning people to stay out of the water, and fliers have gone up warning people about the sharks. less than two weeks ago is architect a man kayaking near pleasure point in santa cruz county, the shark not to the kayaker into the water but he was rescued by a nearby bogor. he was not hurt. >> tonight investigators are trying to figure out how california high-school students manage to post photographs on line of the state's annual start test. now results of this year's testing have been delayed for weeks. linda yee is in san jose where to schools are in hot water. >> they are, but state educators say that right now those pictures have been taken down, since it was exposed that this happened last spring. but it is certainly not taken down before the damage was done, and it certainly raises questions because this breach means that someone was not watching the kids when they were taking those important test. >> the annual tests are supposed to show how much students have learned, but it turns out that 36 pages of questions and answers from the state standardized test were posted on social media websites like facebook and twitter, and instagram. the state department of education track the breach to students at 12 schools statewide, including two in san jose. school administrators already know the two guilty students. >> we do have those names and again, we are investigating that. >> heavy talk to them? >> that is part of the procedure, we want to bring them in and have a conversation about what happens, and why they were posting that material, and we will take it from there. >> no one wants to say " cheating " but what the students are accused of doing is the schools in question a black eye and it is possible that the standing statewide would be affected. for some students, it is embarrassing. >> it will make us look like we're not smart. it will make us look bad. >> state rules are strict, no cell phones during testing and teachers giving the test is supposed to be watching, yet somehow the students were able to take pictures and post them. >> of course it is disappointing but we have the utmost confidence in at the school staff in district that in the vast majority of these cases there following procedures. >> it is not right, and test are supposed to be where you are at and not where another kid is that so you should always try. >> school administrators would not say if the guild to students would be disciplined until their investigation is complete. now the state board of education says that its own investigation show that this breach did not seriously impact any of those test scores. but you have to wonder, this was a very serious breach. >> guess it was, thank you. >> the family of a high-school senior shot by oakland police " want some answers about his death. the 18 year-old was on probation for burglary when he was killed back in may, witnesses say that he pulled a gun on the officers that were trying to detain him, prompting one of the officers to shoot. a gun was found near his body, but investigators say it was never fired. his family is now demanding the police and coroner's reports on the incident. >> today we ask for information, so that we may have a chance to come to grips with this. and have the opportunity, to place the shattered pieces of our lives back together. >> we have reached out to the oakland police department for a comment on this, so far we've not heard back. >> a woman accused of killing a romantic rival says that she was performing an exorcism before the victim died. that is according to the contra costa times. prosecutors say that she smothered the woman with a pillow in an east richmond home last month and also beat her, possibly with a bible. theyay that the two had a boyfriend in common and we're arguing when she died. >> nearly a dozen men have been arrested in the biggest child pornography sweep of the bay area has ever seen. detectives fanned out across the south bay to find them and len ramirez tells us that many of the suspects led police right to them. >> they called it a crack down, the largest ever law-enforcement sweep of child pornography suspects in northern california history. >> we had 165 detectives in the briefing room from 30 different agencies, and their goal today is to execute 20 search warrants and hopefully take 20 suspects to jail for possession or distribution of pornography. >> houses like this one were searched and tends suspects were brought into custody by midday, they are innocent until proven guilty but police say that they have extensive evidence on the people they arrested like photographs and videos gathered over a time of months, in most cases officers made your to your connections with the suspects in online forums. >> it is the responsibility of the detectives to go through and literally trade with these people, they think that they are trading with people that are equally guilty but they're trading with a police officer or federal agent. we get a search warrant for that ip address and research at that house. >> when i woke up this morning as all of that and i found out and my heart broke. >> people that live in these apartments were shocked to learn that their neighbor is a suspect. >> just to know that there is a pervert that live right across from my sister, and knowing there is a lot of babies around here, and i had no idea that this man was that way. >> this week was done by the silicon valley internet crimes against children task force as part of a nationwide network of law-enforcement agencies targeting child pornography producers and distributors. police say that despite the connectivity in silicon valley, the region does not have a particularly large problem. >> the fact that we are in silicon valley congress more attention because these are computer-generated crimes. we're probably going to come across a lot of sophisticated criminals, but we also have a lot of sophisticated detectives. >> the bus started at 7:00 a.m. and as of a few minutes ago, nine suspects have now been booked into jail on suspicion of possessing or distributing child pornography. there are about 11 suspects that were part of this raid here in santa clara county, the san jose police department wants this to be a deterrent, they know that people who may be distributing pornography, or watching it on line, quite the watching this report but they want people to know that they will be coming for them. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez. >> 84 that report. >> by and other bay area headlines, and open that led guilty to killing a one-year-old boy and his mother. curtis martin will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the murder dating back to 2009. the surprise plea came just as his trial was getting under way. two innocent people were sent to a hospital after a brief police chase and san fransisco ended in a crash. the chase started last night when officers saw a car driving erratically and tried to pull it over in the so much district. police backed off for public safety reasons but the car kept speeding and smashed into another vehicle, injuring two people. the suspect ran after that crash but was eventually arrested. mosquito foggy trucks will be rolling for brentwood tonight to prevent the spread of west nile virus. a handful of dead birds which tested positive for the virus were found in the area, and city leaders just want to be safe. the fogging will last from 8:30 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.. >> coming up, it is not your everyday walgreen's, the stores plan to supervise you're in the bay area. >> the ask what is in your wallet but they may soon need to put money back in your wallet. the settlement worth hundreds of millions of dollars. >> he made headlines when he stripped at the airport, why a traveler from the bay area will not be punished for ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> we are learning tonight that a pilot who is a member of a bay area flying club was killed in a plane crash in alaska. that pilot and one other person died when their plane went down in a remote area 40 mi. north of the city of fairbanks. there was rough weather when the airplane crashed yesterday, names of the victims have not yet been released. >> an airline passenger headed to san jose who staged a naked protest is not guilty of indecent exposure. a judge called it an act of protest and protected speech when john brennan strips naked in the portland airport in april. he said that he was protesting the security screening, he was arrested and not allowed to board his flights. >> a homeless encampment that has been in one of san jose's largest parks for years now is being cleaned out. city crews cleared out kelley park today but many of the homeless cooperated and left on their own. people who live nearby have long complained of a crime and garbage and have been frustrated about the revolving door policy in the park. the camp would be cleaned out only to have the homeless return, one kemper says that he only heard rumors of a sweet. >> i heard that they will shut down this place today, but they gave us the proper notice to leave, i do not know what is going on. >> the city has put up no trespassing signs warning of criminal prosecution if people continue to camp there, the homeless are being given vouchers for hotel stay and containers for all their belongings. >> the next walgreen's store going up in san fransisco will be so big that for nba basketball courts could fit inside. the double decker drug store headed for union square will sell just about everything, but mike sugerman tells us not everyone is buying into it. >> what is your favorite place for sushi? >> and restaurant in japantown. >> a few blocks up here on sutter and taylor. >> how about a walgreen's at union square? not this one, this one. two blocks away. >> there are 68 walgreen's just in the city of san fransisco alone. now the one near the cable car turnaround is about to be gutted and turned into a megastore 18,000 square feet, taking over edna's diner upstairs. they will sell the usual stuff, and fresh produce, fine wine, a juice bar, and sushi. >> they're going to sell sushi over there, and produce, you don't like that? >> it is a hard concept for some to imagine. they have opened the stores in new york and chicago where you can buy a bottle of cognac for $2,000. >> it is the best idea in the world, i will head over to walgreen's at 1030 at night to get some groceries, because i did not want to get your normal pepsi and packaged food, that would be awesome, walgreen's never got back to us but have said in the past that they're trying to make themselves different from cvs, not to be confused with cbs, the network that you are now watching. >> i think it is unfortunate that we have another big change on a stretch that used to be dynamic. >> this tenderloin activist will not be rushing down there for his liquor or raw fish needs. >> it is kind of crazy and takes away some of the charm. there have been efforts to make history more interesting but this sort adds to the how much and schlocky quality. >> that led medicine to make you feel better. it is scheduled for a may 2013 opening. >> a lot of people that used to fill their prescriptions at a walgreen's may soon be able to do so again as julie watts tells us that the nation's largest drugstore chain is back to doing business with the nation's largest pharmacy benefits manager. explain this. >> it is a mouthful and wait until you hear this one, it has been described as a battle between corporate giants leaving consumers in the middle but the battle is over and you can be sure that walgreen's will do whatever they can to get express scripts customers back. the battle was over money, specifically how much they were willing to pay walgreen's to fill each prescription, the company handles prescription drug coverage for millions nationwide, when walgreen's stopped accepting express scripts, other firms is jumped in according their customers. walgreen's stock plummeted and sales suffered but they're hoping to turn things around and assigned a new multiple year deal and will start welcoming back express scripts customers september 15th. and at the bank and asked " what is in your wallet " may soon have to put money back into your wallet, they have agreed to pay $210 million to settle charges of deceptive marketing. the bank is accused of pressuring customers to buy unnecessary services like credit monitoring and payment protection plans. 150 million of the settlement will go to customers that sign up for those plans, the average refund will be about $100 million. and if you have a gift card with less than $10 on it, you are entitled to get the remaining balance back in cash. we were contacted because the apple store in a walnut creek refused to give for the $7 left on her car after a major purchase. so we went back with her with a copy of the california civil code that clearly states the policy, and the clerk handed over the $7. apple says that the official policy is to abide by that state law, apparently someone at the store just did not get that message. >> well, we have express scripts, i can almost say that. >> say that and * very fast, that is not easy. >> it is warming up, let's check in with roberta because the weekend is headed our way. >> we all live for the weekend. live weather camera looking out past danville which is currently in dublin, danville and black hawk and alamo, and mt. diablo where we saw some of the warmest and mergers today approaching 80 degrees but otherwise it was 85 to the south of morgan hill and 50 degrees in pacifica and the upper seventies throughout the tri valley, 80 in mat and 75 degrees in redwood city. this is the scene in san fransisco where today we had 65 with an average high of 66 degrees currently in the mid- 60's but the wind has been whipping up out of the west between 10 and 20 m.p.h.. fog and low clouds moving in after midnight and straddling the san mateo post in the morning hours, moving into daly city as well but then backing off, much sooner than we have experienced in the past 48 hours of the temperatures will be affected and i will show you that a first, overnight become overcast in the '40's and 50's. wind begins to dial back as well and then the wind increases again late day western between 10 and 20, a sea breeze keeping those images in the mid '50s, '60s and '70s from belmont into redwood city, that is when we jump up to 78 degrees, and then some of the warmest summers to the south, morgan hill and gilroy, to the east of the day in and up to 87 degrees in brentwood which is close to normal, should be right around 90, low '80s in vallejo and in asia and martinez and american city. '50s in stinson beach and mid 80s in sonoma. then we warm ever so slightly as we approached saturday, keeping it in the mid-90s in linda all the way for monday. then we begin to dial back to seasonal temperatures. this weekend as dana was alluding to, the connoisseurs' marketplace takes place in menlo park in the low '80s. we'll talk more about other events coming up shortly. >> bringing life to the san francisco bay, how a healthy oyster population will fight pollution? >> and saved from the sewer, th, >> a toddler missing for a day survived being stuck in a well during that time. searchers found the three year- old boy after they pulled a culver offer of a manhole in colombia, the boy was playing in a construction zone with his brothers on tuesday when he disappeared. officials believe that he fell down a hole somewhere on that site, the young boy was taken to hospital for treatment. >> volunteers rolling up their sleeves to restore oyster and eelgrass beds along san fransisco bay. they will be digging in at two locations along the hayward and san rafael shorelines. zack is here with a project that will set the standard for future generations. >> ethan livingston is the one in the water putting thousands a pacific oyster shells at the bottom of the day. >> i'm just making sure that they are landing on top of each other and not sideways, flat on the bottom. >> the california coastal conservancy and other agencies hope to bring life back to the oyster and il cuirass reefs north of the richmond bridge. >> we're doing this to restore habitat, not only for oysters but many other fish and aquatic species. >> they're crucial to the life in the bay like steelhead salmon, crab, and even birds. a single oyster can filter up to 8 gal. of water per day, removing nitrogen pollution. >> we are also interested in potential water quality improvements in working with a team of scientists to study whether these reefs can actually buy for and protect the shoreline is in the face of sea level rise and climate change. >> once a diet staple of native americans, the oyster population is nearly extinct, these are not formed raised oysters that you get at restaurants >> currently they are limited, they do not have a place to live in the day. they do exist in the day habitat, but they need more structures of that's what we're doing, building that structure >> they're putting out half a million individual oyster shells and plan on having 1 billion native oysters settle in. >> when i run for president of the united states, you can hold me to that standard. >> did nancy pelosi just say that she is going to run for president? the back-and-forth battle that prompted the congress woman to make that comment. >> facing criticism from her own political party, the extremist accusation putting michelle bachman on the hot seat. >> who was being allow,,,,,,,,,, >> nancy pelosi pressing mitt romney hard on his personal finances, she says that americans have a right to see his tax returns. but what about hers? graced lee tells us that nancy pelosi says that she would be happy to share them as soon as she runs for president herself. >> she says that there are different standards, she was open about it. in the house the minority leader has insisted that mitt romney should release more tax returns and said it again today at a press conference. so does her refusal to give up that same information make a double standard? >> i said i think he should release his tax return and that is the custom for people running for president, and why wouldn't you? >> minority leader nancy pelosi has repeatedly called for mitt romney to release more tax returns, so far mitt romney has disclosed one returned and promised to unveil its second but has refused to show any more. >> their opposition people for anything they can do to try and make-and i want to make this a campaign about the economy and creating jobs >> when asked by the media to release her own tax returns, she refused and said that there are different standards for congressional members. >> when i run for president of the united states you can hold me to that standard. >> university seventh political professor corey " says that she is right, typically congressional members have not release them. >> it is a different standard because members of congress are in fact held to different standards, that is historically the case. >> president obama has released 12 years of returns, even the father of mitt romney made 12 years of returns public when he was a presidential republican candidates in 1968. >> he not only release his tax returns but he is the gold standard for how you do it. >> even as the president attacks mitt romney for his lack of disclosure, the former massachusetts governor and now his wife said today that they have shared enough, and don't expect any more. >> the reason that it is dangerous for us to do that is that it just gives more fire for the democrats to attack us with and that is a simple reason. >> the question is, does this matter to the american people? according to a new usa today gallup poll, to the majority, absolutely it does. 54 percent of those asked believe that mitt romney should disclose more than two years of tax returns in order to run for president, this could be a timing issue, right now is to be a good time to release them as opposed right before the election. >> it is something that hits home for people because they are paying a lot in taxes for now and want to make sure that he is and the president is and everyone else's? >> especially a lot of curiosity about how much money he has, we know that it is a lot but we do not know how much. >> at this point to raise for the white house is incredibly tight, the new cbs new york times poll shows mitt romney and president obama in a statistical dead heat. mitt romney leads the president by one point, that is within a three-point margin of error. >> both democrats and republicans are condemning comments from former presidential candidate michelle bachman. she is accusing a top state department aide of having ties to muslim extremists. danielle nottingham tells us the minnesota congresswoman is not backing down. >> michelle bachman is facing more criticism over her allegation that a top aide to secretary of state hillary clinton may have ties to the muslim brotherhood in egypt. >> i think accusations like this being thrown around are pretty dangerous. >> the minnesota congresswoman and for other conservative lawmakers sent letters to intelligence officials last month, pointing to her deputy chief of staff. they wrote " she has three family members, her late father, her mother, and brother, connected to the muslim brotherhood operatives and organizations ". she was born in the united states, her marriage to former congressman anthony wiener pushed her into the spotlight last year, he resigned when provocative text messages to female supporters were made public. leading members of congress say that the attacks against for me to stop. >> these attacks have no logic, no bases, and no merit. >> the state department described the accusations as " vicious and discussing lies ". the congress woman says that she will not be silenced. >> she claims that her letters are being distorted if she wants to know what kind of access radical groups have to top obama administration officials. this is not the first time that she has made headlines with her accusations, in 2009 she called on the media to find out if some members of congress are anti- american. >> the parents of trayvon martin are reacting after the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot and killed their son sat down for a television interview. george zimmerman told fox news about how he called police after seeing martin in his apartment complex last february. he claims the unarmed 17 year- old approached him and threw punches. he told sean hannity that he felt that his life was in danger. >> i do wish that there was something, anything i could have done that would not have put me in the position where i had to take his life. >> he is looking to place the blame on trayvon martin, but he made the decision to get out of the vehicle that might. >> i don't believe what he says and it hurts a great deal. >> his parents say that the story is full of inconsistencies and he targeted their son because he was black. zimmerman has apologized to them, but they say they cannot accept the apology because they say that he has no regrets. >> the president of syria made his first public appearance since a bomb killed three members of his inner circle. he was shown on syrian tv swearing in his new defense minister. his brother-in-law was one of the men killed in that recent attack. meanwhile, for a third time, russia and china rejected a u.n. resolution that threaten to non- military sanctions against syria. the u.s. and its allies insist that something has to be done to stop the violence, and remove the syrian president from office. meanwhile new pictures of the men that authorities believe bombed a bus in bulgaria, killing five israeli tourists. israel in the united states are both blaming the attack on iranian-backed muslim extremists but the islamic group denies any involvement. meanwhile officials are using dna samples to identify the bomber, he was said to have been carrying a fake michigan driver's license. >> this weekend's gay pride parade in san diego will feature a historic first. military service members marching in uniform. military policy generally bars uniformed troops from participating in parades', the defense department said that they are allowing it this time because organizers were drawing national attention by encouraging troops to do it. the pentagon stressed the exception is a onetime thing. still parade organizers call it a giant leap in the right direction. >> the stock market closed higher for the third straight day today, the dow rose 35 points, the nasdaq and s&p also made some gains. investors were reversed by strong earnings from technology companies. >> if you like a high-paying job, where's the best place to work? hate bay area city where private workers are paid the most in the country, by far. >> i have always wanted to work for,,,,,,,, happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward >> out with the old and in with the new. the demolition work has started in san jose, paving the way for one of sports' new station stops. two stations are being built, this is the first phase of work on a 16 mi. extension of the existing bart system. >> the demolition here today is the beginning of a transformation of taking an industrial business park and transforming it into a state of the art bart station. it will also transformed local area and increased the demand for office space. >> crews will work between 7:00 a.m. at 7:00 p.m. through the end of august. our hopes to be running trains to san jose by 2018 >> his public transportation in the south they getting a big boost. members of congress announced that they will be getting 3.7 $5 million for new buses 3 department of transportation granted. right now the agency has about 450 buses to cover, 326 square miles. >> better protections in place for bicyclist in sunnyvale. the city approved an anti harassment ordinance that clears away for people on bicycles to sue drivers in civil court if they feel threatened, the measure will go into effect august 17th, berkeley also has a similar gaps anti harassment law. >> going behind the scenes of the animated world, how children in the bay area could be staring directly at the gateway to their success. >> and from the weather center, we will be taking a look at how the remnants of a hurricane affects the state of california with the pinpoint forecast. but first, >> i am downstairs right now working hard, can the giants sweep the braves in atlanta for the first time since ronald reagan was in office? and a,,,,, >> it pays to live in san jose, especially if you are in the private sector. a new study out by the u.s. census bureau shows the average paycheck for private-sector workers are bigger in san jose than anywhere else in the country. and i quite a lot. salaries their average about $85,000. 11 percent higher than the runner-up, bridgeport conn. san fransisco comes in third at $64,800. >> we now know just how much yahoo values their new ceo. the company is giving marisa miller a compensation package worth more than $59 million over the next several years. her annual salary is $1 million, that does not include stock options and bonuses. she will also get another $30 million if she stays there for five years. >> you want to get your kids a head start on big-time technology jobs, there is a camp for that. don for shows us that it has self-described nervous from all over the world just clamoring to get to the bay area. >> at first this may sound just like a nother video arcade, but look closely. these kids are not just playing computer games, most are riding the computer code itself, creating their own programs. they call themselves scoters and mid-cities says that they want the same respect that nerds get. >> we're kind of put down a little bit, but this is the backbone of all the applications and without them nothing would be available. >> the summer camps are sponsored by internal drive .com in over 60 locations nationwide, attracting over 3000 teenagers. but the supervisor says that stanford is the main events. >> we have a telling students and students from china, literally all over the world. >> i am from italy. >> antonio is designing an iphone application that plays drums, it seems simple enough until you see the code. it looks like italian to me. >> i do not have a social life and i love computers so i am angered and i am proud of it. >> rebecca is focused, practicing 3-d modeling so that she can get her dream job >> i have no is wanted to work for pixar or dreamworks. and this was a direct link to it. >> this high-tech camp is not for the financially faint of heart, one week will set you back $800, $1,300 if you need room and board >> they're having a lot of fun but they're also learning a lot. >> no big awards have been given out yet but cbs has already won big debt of this a year is primetime emmy awards. >> melissa mccarthy, mike and molly ... >> john crier, 2 1/2 men, and jim parsons, the big bang theory. >> cbs led the broadcast networks with nominations announced this morning, 60 nominations. that is up from 50 last year. but cable really clean up, american horror story and madmen had 17 nominations each, downtown at the and the hatfields and mccoys each got 16 and a steel was the most honored network overall with 81 nominations. to see raw video of the nominations, log onto cbssf.com. >> we had a winning forecast for you especially as we trend towards the weekend. today we had highs banking from 64 degrees along the coast all the way up to 85 degrees in morgan hill. live weather camera featuring the city of san fransisco. today 65 degrees. typically 66 degrees this time of year. otherwise in the low seventies in san jose with win beginning to dial back and that is the scene right there in vaccaville. we do have a bit of a result of the north at 17 with air temperature standing at 80 degrees after realizing a high in the high 80s. officials and down at 8:28 p.m. it but we have clouds gathering at the seashore otherwise tomorrow a great start with a blue finished and then a summer weekend on tap. if you're headed out of vacaville to sacramento, we have 100 degrees at the california state fair, both days, make sure that you wear sunscreen. this was interesting today. we had the remnants of what was once hurricane favio listing from the south, from southern california up into a northern direction spreading rainfall throughout the intersection of the state. plenty of storminess to the north as well but as this low trails out of the bay area we have less of a marine layer to deal with tonight and tomorrow. the marine layer 1,500 ft. deep compared to three days ago when it was 4,500 ft. deep. it will back off after laying low around the san mateo coast, and everyone had ample sunshine during the days of some interest respond and we have a warming trend tonight. '40's and 50's with a blanket of clouds. tomorrow is the breeze out of the west between 10 and 20 keeping its interest in the '50s and '60s, otherwise '60s and '70s in the peninsula. you have to pick and choose your areas from belmont for san mateo in to2 south to morgan hill and gilroy. 87 degrees in brentwood with an average high of 90. we're getting back on track. as you head into the no. and benicia and vallejo. american canyon. 71 degrees daly city and 82 degrees to the north. otherwise the extended forecast, check that out. summertime returns to the bay area over the weekend with partial coastal clearing otherwise mid-90s in the inland areas. unseasonably,, >> the last 15 majors have been won by 15 different golfers and after round one of the british, you could be looking at a 16. the son was in and out of the clouds, where phil mickelson was in and out of the rough. he has never won a british and here's why. he shot a 3 over 73. tiger woods came out of the blocks fast with a birdie on six to go 300 for the round, that is where he finished with a very solid 67. shot of the day, steve striker gets the approach, an eagle, finishes tied with tiger woods and six other golfers at 3 under par. paul laurie won the 1999 british open after a memorable meltdown by sean vanderbilt. a birdie on five, the scotsman is five under and tie for second place but adam scott was one shot better posting six under 64, that ties the course record set by tom lehman in 1996. scott is one of the better players never to win a major. he is alone in first fall by three golfers in five under including zack johnson. bubble watson is in the group with tiger woods. tom watson is just one over par, and how about a toast to john daly? he is in it and darren clark is 12 back of the lead at 6 over par. jim shrek, zack johnson, looking good, davis love only one over and brian hackney yesterday, we were out throwing the baseball, there is your take, and our director is even par. well, and summer of 1998 the olympics were held in korea. who framed roger rabbit was a blockbuster movie and the giants swept the braves in atlanta and have not done it since. tim hudson was wiping down his head with a chalk bag, madison baumgartner era on the road is three points higher than at home and got help from his friends early. the braves were held to just three hits. but one of those, freddie freeman bomb in the second inning, game tied at 1 and baumgartner has given up four home runs in his last two starts on the road. michael bourn shoots one into the gap, a run scores to give the braves the lead and watch born motor. rumor has it that the giants are interested in trading for michael bourn which would give a new identity to the top of the lineup. thank you very much. meanwhile, tim hudson allowed two runs in seven and a third. the giants down one in the ninth. they bumped back, to end the game, giants do not sweep but they do take the series, and go on to philadelphia tomorrow. he could make a pile of money with his architecture degree from stanford but andrew ladd signed a contract with the gold today. it is a for year $22 million deal with 14 and half of that a signing bonus and guaranteed. but team usa, in the first quarter. west look at 15, 1525 point lead, bounced off the defenders back, 100 18/78 is the final. that is wrong! that is just not right. we have exclusive kickball highlights, watched the girl slide and kicks the ball to teammate, that is and how because the ball never touched the ground. that is great but now for a complete idiots. apparently they were testing the technology of the dodge ball, and the technology is pretty good, they need a guy with a quick reaction though. if the a's and the new york yankees tonight, sold out, yankee has baseball best record. yankee has baseball best record. were your gotta get away for the day guide your let's try a new place to eat guide your it happened here guide. were the tour guide with you in mind. eye on the bay. you're looking at a stunning view of downtown san francisco a problem is to see if from this vantage point you have to be an inmate at a federal prison he had to be here on the rock at alcatraz i'm brian hackney welcome to eye on the bay we will focus on the history of this place would take a close look of the famous