>> and i'm frank somerville. we have information about two of the three men killed by police and the third man. here are picture of the two people who carried out the killing. since then two died in separate police shootings. the third man, name unknown, still on the loose tonight. we have new developments now from ktvu's maureen naylor with more >> reporter: the surveillance video taken inside the building and police shows it shows terrifying moments after a man was tortured and then shot to death. it is through this door that the men got inside. you can see three men coming around the corner, one carrying a handgun, the other fold by a man with a mask. and a third one with a gun. a man in a white shirt puts his hands up. >> they are paint pointing the gun at the victim and also he put his his ain't up. >> the video was taken inside the door suite with no one open. a cooler, flowers, food and cleaning supplies were left behind. >> that's the mystery of what is the reasoning behind the attack is and has everyone wondering, there's a lot of different businesses in the building and the rest of the tenants are wondering what is involved in this. >> reporter: investigators identified the first homicide suspect as 29-year-old matthew castillo. they say he was armed with a handgun, seen here in the blue shirt, pointing the gun at the homicide victim police say that castillo was also armed when he was shot and killed by two police officers at a strip mall on center road sunday night. investigators say that 40-year- old richard jacquez is the second suspect seen here with a tech 9 assault weapon he was shot and killed by officers monday night after crashing his car in crook haven court. police originally said that he reaped for his waist band but they say that was not the case. he was running away from an officer refusing his demands to stop. >> the officer fired at the suspect once he did not comply with the officer's demand. the suspect turned around and the officer fired again. >> reporter: jacquez was not armed but a tech 9 was later recovered at the residence. police say he had evidence he was going to kill the woman in the car with him. >> there was probably concern about what information this female had about the homicide and the suspect's concern about her did i villing that information and putting her in jeopardy of him being apprehended. >> police hope that the video will help them catch the outstanding suspect, seen here wearing black and being considered armed and dangerous. police were called about a man with a gun in the area of lundy. police were here two days in a row. >> they were looking through the parking lot looking at dark mercedes benzs. >> police identified the three officers involved in the two separate shootings saying they have between them between eight and 15 years on the force. none were wearing the department's camera. >> from julie, we go to amber lee who his san jose at the home of one of the suspects killed last nightthe vigil wrapped up here a short while ago but some family members say they were here. police say that police should not have shot him because he was unarmed and they should not have used excessive force. >> it's never easy. >> reporter: the family of richard jacquez and his supporters gathered at the spot where he was laid last night. his sister is critical of the shooting. >> five shots in in the back like a dog. >> and she was joined by people whose relatives have been killed by police including the family of oscar. >> cecil johnson offered his sim pa thing we are critical at this point in time is that you all embrace this family. >> reporter: family and friends created a memorial for jacquez. they say that the 40-year-old is a very different man than the gunman described by police. >> funny guy. always played around with all the kids, helped my granddaughter in the project >> reporter: at this gathering, supporters spoke out against all the recent officer-involved shootings. >> four lines were taken in nine days. >> regardless of what they thought was going on, they didn't ask questions, they just shot. >> the crowd was emotional and thought comfort amongst themselves. >> let the past be the past. let's embrace each other. >> reporter: family members say they do not trust any surveillance video released by police saying that it's edited. amber lee tonight. thank you, amber. a long way to go on this story a youtube video of the san francisco police video detaining a barak man is now getting a backlash. at one point, the man kicks an officer with his prosthetic leg and the officer kneels on the leg. several people have accused the officers of using excessive force. police say he had been waving a stick at people and walked into traffic and when they tried to stop him, they say he resisted. they say he has mental issues. >> we are taking into account if someone is disabled when we are taking them into custody but if you are actively respicying with officers and kicking officers with your prosthetic leg, there is only so much that you can do. >> the man was taken to the hospital for a mental evaluation. police will take a look at whether there is any violation of department policy the man was known to officers and had a felony warrant for aggravated assault. >> the hayward police department released sketches of three suspects wanted in connection with a recent homicide. the three are described acela tinos, 17 to 18 years old, medium build. the shooting victim was 17-year- old kianta murphy, jr. he had just graduated from high school last june. he was a wrestler and football player and wanted to join the u.s. marine. police said that the gunman drove off in a fray or silver suv. if you recognize any of the people in the sketches, hayward police would like to hear from you. state lawmakers are trying a new strategy to pass a controversial right to die bill in california. the legislation stalled in committee weeks ago but was repackaged and then reintroduced today in a special legislative session on health care funding. ktvu's heather holmes is here now with the maneuvering that's drawing criticism from the governor. >> governor brown says that's not appropriate venue for this newly proposed aid in dying bill. but with the legislature stalled, supporters hope they are moving this ahead. >> i'm a mother and i'm living with stage 4 cancer. >> reporter: she was? sacramento, urging lawmakers to have people have a peaceful death at home i don't want my son to have this image of me. >> i will die in my bedroom that i share with my husband. >> reporter: including brittany menard who died in november of a moving from california to oregon to lowlily end her life. her family was also on hand as california legislature submitted a new bill modeled after the one in oregon to allow doctors to prescribe life- ending drugs here. >> i feel her presence. this is very much what she had hoped >> reporter: a nearly i'dal version of the measure stalled in committee last month. the new bill introduced in a special session would bypass that committee. to the people who are counting on to us win the freedom for them to approach the end of life in the way that they choose. >> those opposed staged a sit- in at the capitol. the second attempt now includes more diverse supporters, including latino labor leader dolores huerta. >> s that mu man right issue and people need to make the choice. >> reporter: a broader approach to keep this. >> we are white. we are black. we are asian, we are latinas. we are gay. we are straight. we are young. and we are older. we are standing for compassion and for choinchts a hearing on this new bill will be held in a week. the right to die advocacy group says that it would attempt to put a measure opt 2016 ballot if it does not go well in the legislature. >> and this movement is not happening only here in cal yam we are seeing similar other bills in the state. >> this is only legal in four stairkts that's oregon, washington, vermont and montana. as you mentioned, after the brittany menard case, with all that publicity, we now have at least 20 states where the aid in dying legislation has been proposed. none has been passed. and state officials are investigating a second likely case the plague inyosemite. a visitor from georgia developed symptoms that appeared to be the plague. the bacterial disease is spread by fleas on squirrels, chip punks and other rodents. a child from southern california also was affect after staying at the campground. a paddle border who was reported missing in lake tahoe was found safe and sound in missouri. the map was from poland. he was feared drowned after his pad will paddle board was found missing. he says that he was knocked off the paddle board by a jet ski and he could not reach the paddle board and he decided to swim to shore. and the f.d.a. has now approved addyi, a drug to boost women's libido. critics say that it's only expected to be effective in 10 to 12% in women. picking up and moving out. significant cooling throughout the bay area today. how much cooler will it be for your bay area wednesday? i'll have the details on what you can expect. b.a.r.t. train slows for safety before yesterday's earthquake. the system behind the early warning they received. new at 10:00, an earthquake warning system put to the test during monday's quake on the hayward fall called shake alert. one day, it could notify your cell phone before you feel the earth move. ktvu's jania katsuyama tells us that trains slowed down during monday's quake because of this warning system. jania? >> reporter: back in 2011, following the quake in japan, my cell phone would give out warnings before you could feel the shaking. uc berkeley is now working on a similar system. yesterday, that was put to the test and we found out it actually worked well when it came to b.a.r.t. train and notifying them successfully. what many b.a.r.t. riders didn't realize is when the earthquake hit monday among, a high-tech early washing system called shake alert sent a message to automatically slow down all the trains. >> takes the trains and put them into 27 miles per hour. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. officials say they are part of a test group partnering with uc berkeley and the usgs on an early warning system. >> it detected the earthquake, pushed out a warning in a little over 4 secs. >> the sensors detected all movement even before shockwaves were felt. >> they have the technology in japan for a number of years. we've demonstrating that the technology works here in california. >> but official says that the systems can alert computers before people are even aware of the system. with trains often moving at speeds before 50 miles per hour. >> reducing the train speeds prevents derailments. the further away, the more benefit we get. >> b.a.r.t.'s protocol on monday brought trains to a stop for five minutes while the control room assessed the situation. shake alert filled a need left by a previous system that only warned them above a 62.0 system having an early warning for anybody, in case of a natural disaster provides some kind of -- i mean, relief in some way. >> if they have the money, yes, it's certainly worth it. if it's going to cost several other fare rate raising, then it's not going to be worth it. >> if the analysis by experts say that it is effective, then they should be implemented, especially in an area where there is such a high risk, like here. >> reporter: professor allen says they need $28 million in order to complete the system for the entire west coast and an additional $60 million just to maintain it per year. so far, they have not received that amount. this is still in the test phase. >> jania, thank you. san francisco police were joined by the family of a shooting victim today as they asked for help. the family of 32-year-old maria lordes sosa shared the story. she was hit by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting on en will street in the bay view district. >> i just want to find that person whoever shot my mom. and i want justice for my mom. >> police release add videotape showing a truck that may be the key to solving this case. it is a black dodge pickup, likely a dodge ram. mandatory evacuations are in place for wildfires burning in two parts of california. the rough fire is burning in fresno county. about 1000 people in the hume lake area have been told to leave their homes. some 23,000 acres have burned since lightning started the fire. so far, there is no contain many. in san luis opispo county, the cuesta fire is threatening some areas. mandatory evacuations have been ordered. right now, it is only 10% contained to a side effect of a drug the drought you may not -- to a side effect of a drought you may never have herd before. the increase in fleas >> reporter: while frank and her friend have a play date, they may bring some unwanted friends home. >> awful. fleas are horrible, disgusting little critters. >> if a dog could talk, they would agree. we'll let their people speak for them. >> one flea can have 300 flea babies. >> this year, it was really, really bad. >> california fleas are like fleas down south. they never die. >> why are so many thriving this year? one word, drought. >> how is your skin doing right now. >> she has seen the effects of her patients. >> they are gross. >> they are little pests but there is no such thing as a little place problem. their eggs can lay dormant for months and there is little rain to wash them away. flea control is the most common complaint. >> there have not been any evidence that these fleas are super fleas, if you will, but we are seeing that they just -- they are laughing in the face of our usual flea control. >> reporter: some popular over- the-county flea medications are not working as well. >> there are newer pills which seem to work better. >> you have to be good about the flea control and find something that works. >> there are natural oil remedies out there. >> this is the most i have seen him play. >> but ted shower is not messing around. i like my fleas death and not smelling like flowers. getting rid of fleas this year is no walk in the park. in berkeley, noelle walker, ktvu fox tv news. the fog came back today, dropped temperatures quite a bit throughout the area. 10 to 15 degrees cooler today than yesterday. there is the fog right now. day bridge, a bit of wind as well right now. that fog and low cloud will continue to push inland tonight. no high clouds, just the fog right along the coast and pushing into the bay tonight. we'll see men at this of fog tomorrow morning. as a matter of fact, most bay area counties, you wake up, you have fog. current numbers, right, cooler. even up in concord and fairfield. remember last night at this time, we still have temperatures that were up in the 20s and 80s in the inland bay valleys because there were some triple digits. the departure from where we were yesterday like concord at this time last night is 12 -- at this time, last night, it was 10 degrees warmer. so 12 degrees warmer tonight. the idea is just going to be easier sleeping weather. temperatures keerld, more humidity, better air quality. that's getting blown out of there by the vigorous sea breeze. highs tomorrow along coast, low 60s, upper 60s kind of thing right at the coast. you get into the upper 60s and low 70s. mid- to upper 80s inland. temperatures even cooler in land from where they were today. when i come back -- that's to. when that's tomorrow. when i come back, we'll talk about the cooling that we'll get in the bay area weekend. we are following some breaking news. the firefighting in the pacific northwest after an explosion ripped a motel and how about, this the giants used pitcher madison bumgarner and he delivers. and the last-meant rush for school supplies. why it's not as easy as pens and pencils anymore. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i 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to call home but ten years ooh, it was still up and coming. it's why then mayor gaffein new some offered california's stem cell agency a free deal to move n free rent and free parking for a decade. that deal expired in november >> we will talked to the land lord and it would be about $12.5 million per year for to us stay here. >> communications director ken mccormick said they work with the san francisco's mayor's office for more than a year to find another location in the city but the sky high rent put that option out of reach. >> now the rent has gone up so much that as a state agency with a limited budget, we can't stay here. >> they can afford to move across the bay in oakland. the rent here is half the price at just under $700,000 and means a shorter commute for a third of the agency employees who call the bay area home. >> with more and more residents and companies moving out of the city, no wonder more and more signs like this are popping up. i'm sure there are people who have lived here longer than us as the ones that came in and helped change things. >> oakland's office of economic development says that the biotech company is the 11th company to move in from san francisco in the past year. state agency plans to use the money they save for therapy research. >> the giants have not won a championship in 50 years. ten years later, it's the hottest real estate market here in the country and the giants have won three championships. our work is done. developing news from washington state where an explosion ripped through a motel 6 just minutes after it was evacuated. it happened about 8:30 last night in the city of bremer top across puget sound. guests were evacuated after records of a gas leak. part of that motel collapsed in the blast. bremer top police say that a gas employ company 'em play owe was air lifted with critical injury a bay area lake is now off limit to boaters and it's not just the drought to blame and how a fallen contra costa county deputy was remembered tonight. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... remembering the contra costa deputy who died while trying to rescue a friend. deputy carlos franti drowned in lake tahoe last try day he was 30 years old. a vigil was held at his former high school in rancho cordova. the deputy touched the lives of many people. >> a deputy known as a light in his community. a giving spirit and committed to serving others, gone but not forgotten. >> he shared his love with everybody, like it does not matter who you are. if have you a relationship with them, then he treats you like a best friend. >> candles in hands, hundreds of family members, friends and student and officers came together at cordova high paying tribute to diamond franceis. >> he was paddle boarding in south lake tahoe when tragedy struck. when he tried to rescue a friend who he thought was drowning, he tried to reese ask you him and finally drunked himself. >> reporter: he worked as a deputy for the contra costa sheriff didn't for four years. prior to his career in law enforcement, he played football at san francisco state and graduated from cordova high. >> he got into doing what he wanted to do as a police officer and made an impact. >> here at cordova high, many wrote diamond words of love and kindness. a chance to say good-bye to man who will be sorely missed. >> the contra costa county sheriff department will hold it own services for him, starting with a procession and end at the christiansen ter in san francisco. tom miller, ktvu fox 2 news. u.s. stock markets lost ground in lackluster trading. the market started down, moved up and then headed lower. one analyst blamed the summer doll drums. apple appears to be pretty confident that it's next iphone will be a big several. wall street journal is reporting that apple it stock piling 85 to 90 million new iphones. they are expected to be introduced on september 9th and reports say they'll have 11 new features including a better camera and additional microphone for better voice quality. it's also believed that they will come in the color pink. a former spokesman for subway sandwiches is planning to plead guilty. jared fogle will accept a plea deal six weeks after the fbi raided his home in indiana and seized electronic devices. a former franchisee shared text messages where he admitted he paid for sex from a 16-year-old girl. the u.s. attorney's office is expected to hold a news conference tomorrow to cuss the deal. fogle's attorneys have not commented on the report. disappointment in the south bay after an early end to the poeting season. it's the largest rose voyeur in santa clara county but the water level is too low and it's not just because of the crowd >> reporter: an unexpected end of the boating season. the santa clara park department thought they had more time but the water dipped too low and lower water into the lake was deemed unsafe. >> we were hoping to stay until labor daid but we have to go with the flow. and the flow is leaving the pipe. >> reporter: the reason, a broken water pipe. >> we had to draw water from anderson to feed the water treatment plants and that's why the water level dropped sooner than we expected. >> the anderson reservoir today is a far cry from this. the same spot back in 1997. still after four years of drought, boaters say they have grateful to have had any season at all ever the number of lakes available for boaters to go to is now more limited than of. >> the closure of stevens creeks were forced boaters have just two options left. coyote lake and here at the cabero reservoir. gary foster says that he is disappointed that anderson reservoir is closed. >> i was planning on going in a couple of weeks. so it's terrible. >> labor day weekend is supposed to be the busiest. >> typically, they would be seeing 120 boats a day here. 150 boats a day on a holiday weekend. in santa clara county, ann rub en, ktvu fox 2 news. a dazzling display. the light show that illuminates the bay area museum and will change with the season. we talked about your wednesday forecast. next time you see me, we're going to be talking about a warmup that's headed our way. what it means for fire danger and for your neighborhood. video providing a key clue in the search for the person responsible for that deadly bombing in bangkok. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. police thai land are looking for a man seen on video leaving a large back pack at the scene of yesterday's bombing. the video posted on thai media those a man, right there, in that yellow shirt sitting on a bench in a crowded shrine. he then takes off his back pack and walks away. investigators are confident he is the bomber who killed 20 people and left more than 100 wounded. just minutes ago, the police chief in bangkok said that the bomber did not act alone and was part of a network. police also say that the attack was likely designed to damage thigh land's luke can i have tourist industry and the attack may be working. hopping kong and soing pore have issued advisories recommending that people cancel non-ey tension trips to bangkok. a second democratic senator has announced his opposition to the iran nuclear agreen. new jersey center menendez has now joined new york senator charms schumer. menendez says there are not enough guarantees against iran developing nuclear weapons. >> i i am deeply concerned this is a significant shift in our nonproliferation policy and about what it will mean in terms of a potential arms race in an already dangerous region. >> congress has until september 17th to row view the deal and vote on it. the republicans are firmly against it. president obama says that he will veto a rejection. and contra costa voted for a jail grant but stopped short of voting for more funding. city officials in richmond say they plan to file a lawsuit to block the project if the state approvals the grant. >> the top 10 list of the best knee restaurants in america is out. and san francisco is positioned as the best foot city in america. al's place in the mission was ranked number 1 by bon apetit where you can find things like fish head under a brick with sweet and sour stuff. the japanese restaurant rentaro in the mission was ranked 88th. >> and at ktvu.com, we have posted the complete list of the top 10 new restaurants. just look for it under the web links section. a spectacular sight in redwood city tonight people got to experience the magic of a 33d light show at the san mateo county museum. the outsigh of the building was lit up and colored by 3d laser show. it's all part of an effort to promote downtown redwood city and get more people to visit the area. >> it's a great idea. there is visual technology moving into redwood every day. we needed something that would be fun that would engage people as well as tech people. >> in september, light show will change and will is a halloween and autumn themes. you can check it out from 8:30 until 9:30 every tuesday night. >> that's cool. yes. >> that's cool what they do with lights on buildings. the buildings are already beautiful. the c.d.c. is recommending starting school later. and we have the eraser blue or black pen. >> jeffrey is telling me. do i have the fat crayon? >> long list to back to school and how much each family will spend. and warmer weather is on the way back to the bay area. the forecast in about five minutes. students need more time to sleep. that is the mess annual tonight from the centers for disease control and prevention. only early sleep time can give students the sleep they need. the c.d.c. is now urging educators to start classes later. the students have more of a chance to rest physically and scholastic chicago the average parent will spent $130 per parent student this year. ktvu's tara moriarty did her shopping for her kids and let's say she had an interesting time to get things for her kids. >> five classic. >> my list was very specific. i can't just by one. i have to buy 2? >> yeah. u.s. b flash drives. >> i had to buy items for three kids. pencil pouch. that's what my daughter needs. it's made out of class tick but it's to be made of nylon that's ridiculous. >> reporter: just about every parent i talked to dreaded it. i start shopping. it's normally going to to multiple stores >> this is my friend julie mcguire's dining room table. she has five children but, still, $600 worth of pencils, post-its. research. >> our busy parents can now place the order online and pick them up in stores. or if they are unable to go to the stores, they can place them online. >> shipping is free if you spent more than $125. >> but i like to shop in person and wait until the last minute. the key? >> waiting until the stores are fully open and fully stocked. >> i'm thinking that like the incredible hulk is good or if they have one of chris hemsworth, i think, oh, yeah, this is mommy's favorite. >> i think i'll get this one. >> anything on this list that you just can't find this. >> yes. >> that means hitting office depot, costco, wahl degrees. so what's the solution? >> whatever we can't find here, we'll go to amazon. >> i did google express. they go, dot shopping and deliver it to me. >> reporter: the price is comparable, julie says. >> we have the pencil, we need the erasable bluing a black pen. >> jeffrey is killing me. >> all in all, i spent a little over $2200 but still down 50 colored pencils and others. all i have to do is label everything. in dali city, tara moriarty, fox tv news. all right. we have the cooling started today. temperatures dropped 5, 10, even 15 degrees. fair field, check it out. that's where the hot spos is. look around the bay. oakland at 74 degrees. 77 in fremont. san jose, out of the 80s and into the 70s. that's good news. out in the midwest, plains, big storms out there. no storms will erupt into significant weather. that's good news. temperatures are now trending down. fire danger is try because that's a drought but fire danger not so high because of the water. we are not seeing the increased humidity and lower temperatures. air quality will get better as well. the trend is for cooler. cooler on monday. today called off a little bit more. not going to be cold. but in the 70s or instead of 80s. 8:00 a.m., look at the fog footprint. even if i didn't -- even if i didn't bring any isotherms here, you could almost make your assumption of what temperatures are going to be, right, because you have seen all the cool air in there so you know you are not going to see all the fog in there. bay area county, increase in moisture and humidity. san jose, not 95. luke it was a couple of days ago but down to 80 degrees. still plenty warm, bearable at 95 in downtown san jose. that's hot. these numbers will hold really right through the week in terms of, you know, give or take a couple of degrees. 90s will start falling out of the picture as we head into the next couple of days. certainly on thursday and friday, the hot spots just in the mid-80s. back to some heat on sunday. but just a nice little rest for our friends at cal fire. >> they can use the rest. >> oh, yes. those firefighters are really working hard. >> thanks, bill. up next, with sport, good night for the giants. not so good for the a's. back with more. 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(vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. all right. mark is here now with sports. giants bounced back tonight. >> yes, tough loss yesterday but the injuries keep piling up. if i told in you april that the giants would have in the lineup that features ryan hallis, ryan merry christmaswell and colby thomasson, they would be about 30 games out of first place. they did win a tight game but the injuries up. hunter pence out with a strained oblique. in his stead out in right field, a guy who can handle the glove pretty well. that is a greats catch by justin maxwell helping out ryan vogue he vogelsong. look at the bird who hit the field. the umm peer has to go get him out of there. and get. this madison bumgarner came up and pinch the hit in the 7th inning with the giants leading 1-022 and he delivers a base hit to start the rally with two outs. the next two guys up walked and then brandon belt to the plate. and he is beaned. and that forces in the run. that made it 2-0. the giants bullpen was absolutely nails from there. only two cardinal hits all night long. the a's trying to beat the dodgers and the mighty clayton kershaw. that's like trying to climb mount everest with a moped. a nice welcome for mark mcgwire who is the dodgers batting coach. a.j. ellis. a gunner. kershaw is happy. he thinks he is on his way to victory but his relief no good. a's, in the bottom of the 8th come right back. big hit here. mark kenya, two men on. he has himself a double. that makes it 4-3. and marcus sieman, right after that ropes to left cleanly, base hit. we have a 4-4 game. and the a's on a billy butler rbi single just seconds ago just beat the dodgers 5-4 which means that the giants are only 2 games out of first place. way to go, a's tonight. no surprise at all. 49ers wide receiver jerome simpson suspended by the nfl for six games without pay. the surprise. that came months ago when they signed him in the first place considering this simpson has had multiple drug-related runs with the laws and the 49ers have had multiple run-ins with anything. meanwhile, the 49ers with a little tweak of a trade. they'll stabilize a very empty offensive line as they have acquired jordany debbie from new england. number 65 in these highlights. played 7 games. san francisco reserve. 330 pounds. plenty of story lines to follow as we inch toward the nfl opener. for the raiders, they used to make a habit of picking up bargains to and reinvigorate their career. that's the case for trend richardson. a top running back from alabama. but after busting in cleveland and indy, he is running out of chances. >> i have a lot to prove to myself. you know, everybody wants to put pressure on me. that pressure is nothing but great. i want to be great out here. you may say i'm overweight or out of shape. you can see me today. i'm just griffin, man. >> all right, there you have it. nice comeback by the oakland a's. i didn't think they were going to do it. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, modern family of course see you, everyone. good night. jay: come on, let's go. we're gonna need a little extra time at airport security, 'cause i'm pretty sure they're gonna want to pat you down. manny's with his father for the weekend, so jay and i are flying to vegas. i'm a little torn because i want alone time with gloria, but i also like rubbing manny's head for good luck. i just need to send this e-mail to claire why i'm not working on the bake sale next week, but i can't say the real reason. why not? because she drives me crazy when she's in charge of these things. okay. we got a flight to catch, so let me help you out here. you tell me what you want to say to her, and i'll help you find a nice way to say it. i want to say... i can't work on the bake sale because you're a bossy control freak that looks down on my cupcakes, even though your lemon squares were very dry.