of the blast. bodies litteredii the ground. shakengo& witness speaking minus afteráh the attack. >>9m a lot%h of people[v i depot sew but heard4w oneon bomb i thk arrivalzs areaf(. sew but heard4w oneon bomb i thk arrivalzs areaf(. 2 is departuren har. >>reporter: panic ensued inah the'z cover in a store.nl others run for74 their lives.ep turkish officials confirminguk more thanz wounded scattered on thehe gro d this man was6z at the airport ad nowvç is desperate to find hissw brother. the car myt]bkúbroughts was ine from inside andax he is >>reporter: airport filled with)ñ international travelers ever day including many americans. u.s. consulate tonight twee tw if in turkey contact family and friends and check in on social media to let them know you are safe. on mondayy[5uñ the state departt travel warning for! turkey advising americansy that u.s. and other tourist have beenv. explicitly threat explicitly tar7e)ing aviationgt) services.ik ky8 as he just mentionedqo u thousand cleared flightsbs to resume to istanbulqf butsg the state department has issue« a travel warning for thoseh going to7j turkey.?e turkey airlineú flight 79 lande÷ at sfo@/his afternoon. passengersqescribedc a sense of disbelief.] earned about thej+ bombing by watchingó÷ nuts on satellite tv on the flight many were surprised they had just been throughtm the term until hours before the bombing >> it was really calm on the plane. i thought it would be more chaotic. my dad was turn on the news. it's the airport. airport just got bombed. i was in disbelief. ecause we were just there a few hours ag ago. i was like if we messed our flight we would have still been there really scary. pretty skaivrment my brother was in shock too. >> of course we heard about it while on the plane. unfortunately our flight was early 1:00 o'clock 1:00 p.m. but we heard unfortunately the others were like us. >>reporter: passengers relieved to be safely on the ground. faa had issued a ground stop for all u.s. flights heading to istanbul but as we said that has since been lifted. our reporting continues on the istanbul attack on twitter and we have more on abc 7 news at well attorney general harris expressed anger today over a six scandal involving police officers from at least 7 bay area agencies. the police six scandal that started with the oakland police department may never have happened if a wanted felon hadn't shot and killed 4 o pd officers in 2009. they confirmed the connection with a teenager at the center of the scandal. we have a report only on abc 7. dan. >>reporter: this part of the story started with a tip from sources close to the investigation to our own vic lee and celeste confirms it. the death of one of those officers hit her hard within months at the age of 12 she tells me she took money for six for the first time. 18-year-old celeste tells me her mother oakland police dispatcher was in a serious relationship with o pd motorcycle officer john haig. >> had a little thing going on. yes. he was really great guy. really john haig was a good guy. i like the way he treated my momíp the way he treated me and stuff ivshtion he was a calming positive influence on celeste. after what had been a tumultuous childhood to that point. then came march 21 , 2009. haig performed a routine traffic stop but was gunned down by wanted felon who also killed three other officers. it was the deadliest attack on u.s. law enforcement since 9/11 and hit celeste hard. what kind of blow was that when he passed away? >> did that have an impact on you. >> yes. it was it was really sad. >>reporter: within months celeste succumb to the influence around her. the drugs and prostitution she saw in her richmond neighborhood. at the able of 12 she tells me she took money for six for the first time. if john were still around would have gone that way do you think. >> no. >>reporter: really why? >> there's no way the. >>reporter: she says john haig would not have allowed it. celeste tells me she started taking money for six using friends houses and she first had sex with a cop at 16. her mother's friend from the oakland pd. now celeste says she's had sex with more than 30 officers from 7 law enforcement agencies. she expected protection and form from them. she says only three paid her. when did your mom find out were you taking money for six. >> a little over a month ago. >>reporter: may 6th she had an overnight date in this oakland house with a man she calls a trichblingt it didn't go women. the same day he proposed to me and many he was like saying i love you and stuff and i tried leaving but then he locked the house and he left. >>reporter: she shouted out a window to neighbor who helped her escape and called police. and the cops called her mother the oakland police dispatcher. >> is she being supportive and taking it okay. >> yes she's being supportive to me because she sees the neglect activity i get from everybody else. and i can tell i can tell she's a little disappointed but but she hadn't been like negative towards me. >>reporter: celeste tells me the pressure of the scandal is tremendous but she hopes to come out of it a stronger person. >> but then again i also have these like the square life. >>reporter: the square life. >> yes. like being a wife and stuff. >>reporter: is that appealing to you. >> sometimes yes because i want to have, i want kids. i want to be a mommy. >>reporter: she wants just one child, a girl. we have reached out touñ her mother but she's not responded. the scandal now spread to four counties and seven law enforcements agencies. only one of them has cleared the officers who admit having sex with her but the department did not bother to interview her and that's raising questions. i'll have some answers tonight at 11:00 o'clockgñ. >> thanks dan. san jose police investigate dodkát shooting by san jose state greek row. we were over the scene at 11th and east san antonio street happened at 2:15 just east of campus. police say they found two men with gunshot wounds in a honda minivan. both hospitalized. one was declared daechltd other man is in critical condition. police don't believe the shootings are connected to any of the nearby fraternities. they are looking for suspects. san jose 24th homicide of the year. police have detained a woman after crash involving two teenager girls in eastern contra costa county. one of them has died. happened just before 3 this afternoon at east cypress and beth el island road in oakley. police say the girls were hit head on walking on the side of the road. second girl was critically;do injured and sen to the hospital. sky 7 hd was overhead as officers put the female driver in a patrol car. investigators withdrew blood and toxicology test. nearly 2 dozen doctors and nurses are recovering from a shuttle bus accident in northern california. investigators say it happened because passenger distracted scene is neà+rq ke north of redding. group had just finished up a rafting trip sunday when the highway patrol says the driver turned to look at a passenger who was standing up and talkin talking. that's when the bus drifted off the roadway5w and rolled 15 feet down an em bankment and landed on the roof. doctors and norses triage each other until police medical personnel arrived. it will be up to voters to decide whether recreationalú$ marijuana is legal in on the november 8 ballot.ñáusñ would allow people 21 and older# to possessyq transport and usep to an ounce ofdg mayor 1 for> put the knife=/ down. put the knife down. >> also a fire is growing in the sierra foot hills tonight. mandatoryxñ evacuation orders already in effect. sandhya is here with our weather. >> yes. it was another hot summer dayrm inland with triple digit showing up. i'll let you know when we get a break from the heat coming up. >> thankskr& and volkswagen record breaking settlementqe n.e. mission scandal. how much money car owner cost expect to get. 7 news at 9: people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. is. >> you are looking at the mess road crew had to clean up near calistoga. the driver told the highway patrol his brakes failed. truck also hit a stopped pick up. both drivers suffered minor injuries. chp plans to inspect the brake on the dump truck. >> deescalation. concept getting new emphasis in the trying of police officers in san francisco. here's vic lee. >>reporter: scenario. woman tells police there's a man armed with a knife in a tree. >> sir just drop the knife okay. >>reporter: cop talk ins a firm but low montone trying not to aggravate him. it works. man complies. throw the knife on the ground. thank you very much. this confrontation ends peacefully. >> as opposed to barking orders i was trying to tell him there i'm here to help him. >>reporter: this ends differently. i play the partner of an officer. angry man steps out of a construction trailer. confrontational. suddenly. >> he has a gun. gun. >>reporter: but not changed the use of force necessary to stop a threat. but officers are now training through dozens of these scenario learning how to de-escalate tense confrontatio confrontations before they end badly. this after a recent series of controversial officer involved shootings. >> keep distance and try not to wear out a subject but verbally persuade them with greater distance of time than perhaps out come could be different. >> at the shooting range things are also different for the first time officers attend classes to talk about alternatives to lethal force. they train with bean bag. less lethal projectile launche launcher. target have changed. >> maybe some one with a gun and they have to stop that threat. may turn t.may ab person with a shopping bag and they don't. >>reporter: example of the emphasis to deescalation. intentionally point ago gun is now considered use of force. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> bikers stopped peddling to write the mayor urging him @v to for those walking and riding bike. >> you can make a difference. write the mayor today. we'll mayor. >>reporter: we were at seventh and folsom street as the san francisco bicycle coalition passed out paper, clipboard and pens. cyclist wrote theem notes at te same corner where a woman was killed while cycling last wednesday another woman riding bicycle also died last wednesday. car hit her in golden gate park. mayor lee hasn't commented on the call for increased safety measures. >> wildfire threatening hundreds of homes tonight in placer county. mandatory he have been asian are under way in forest hill near sacramento as wildfire there grows. and tonight cal fire reports a potted over the fire is impacting aerial effort to fight the flames. firefighting aircraft were forced to land until the drone has cleared the area. cal fir posted these pictures earlier tonight. the fire has now grown to 300 acres. we are feeling the heat in the bay area. let's get ourán full accu-weathr forecast from sandhya. >>reporter: yes. this is the time of year we talk about fire danger andxf hot weather. that's exactly what we have been feeling like you mentione mentioned. inland areas 109 in antioch today. got up to 100 in fairfield. pretty hot in concord, livermore upper 90's there but if you were really near the coast you didn't have any of the affects of the heat. in the low to mid 60's the cooling his started ago the coast and around the bay. inland areas will eventually get the cooler weather. here's a look at live doppler 7hd and we have the fog right look at the temperatures. ó6 go if thecght direction down 13 bkqqj in santa ros!qf right now. live look as we lookx6&ong thex em washington dare hereqç. tree3ñ sway and breeze here.(h nice sea breeze will c"hz things down overnightu9 tonight. temperaturesñ right now in the mid)c 50's around san francisc. 59 in oakland. san jose at 66r degrees and a half moon bay 54. sutrotq tower cam are showing yu the fog right overwñ san francisco right now and it's with you for your morning commute. temperatures in the low mid 60's from santa rosa to novato. it's still warm around concord 60's from santa rosa to nova upr 70's. live look from our golden gate bridge camp are and fog really patchy here but that will change. we expect the fog not just near tonight. graduate coolinge. in the weeked with near average high for the fourth of july. overnight tonight we see the fog not only filling in along the coast but push ins towards the east bay for yourúc morning commute will begin with the fog and in the afternoon the fog is still going to stick around right near the beaches not much sun expected there. so first they think when you get going tomorrow most areas begin in the 50's. with some fog. it could be a bit on the kens side. inland valley will be on the mild side in the 60's and then here's how it will shape up. arm in the south ba. not hot as today aroundr morgan hill, gilroy low 90's. 82 in sunnyvale. 75 degree ins santa cruz. 80 in million boots on the peninsula redwood city. 74 san mateo o. fog along the coast and a half moon bay 60 degrees just like today. daly city 60 degrees and feel the breeze. 64 downtown san francisco. north bay 83 in san rafael. 80 vallejo. 87 santa rosa. 90 degree ins calistoga. head into the east bay and this is 79 castro valley. 76 fremont inland areas still hot but notice we don't have anyone00 on the board. so it is actually a little bit of a break from the hot weather but not much. 92 fairfield 94 pittsburgh and livermore 93 in pleasanton. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. warm to hot inland tomorrow. mid 90's for the hottest location. low 60's coast. temperatures do come up slightly on thursday. but then they go right back down again for the end of the work week heading into the weekend on saturday we are expecting the coolest weather of the next 7 days. upper 80's inland low 60's coast and enter spread with us for the second half of the weekend. fourth of july right now is looking like fog. temperatures nice wide range row 60's to low 90's for the barbecue. parade. picnic anything planned. >> sounds good thank you sandhya. city of fairfield says it will temporarily close three$b park upcoming holiday weekend because of high five risk. they are rockville hills regional park, open space and surface ranch. all 3 close starting finance p.m. thursday until 6:00 a.m. tuesday or until the weather changes. still to come on 7 news at 9:00. why this bay area man thought he might never be able to play why this bay area man thought he might never be able to play concord movie theater apologizing to parents after it showed an r rated trailer during finding dory. we have the wrong video there for you but the trailer for the comedy was played parent and kids saw slightly different version during a screening of finding dory at the brendon theater early this month. in a statement the theater said it wasvé a mistake. playing the trailer was a one time mistake by theater manager moving screens around to accommodate several large last minute groups want to go see dory. wrong movie was starred by mistake. soon caught and the right movie did air. bay area musician got phone call he never expected. san francisco police called him yesterday to say they found his francisco police called him yesterday to say they found his stolen vye lip. -- violin. 45-year-old clinton played the fiddle for abc 7 news at coffee shop today. he's had the 107-year-old instrument for almost 30 years. he was devastated when the violin stolen from the car yesterday. he never expected to see it again. >> i have had it up and down relationship witness. felt like i lost a child or family member. part of my soul. feeds my spirit. >>reporter: police found the violin among group of people at united nations plaza. he looks forward to playing it at his next performance. another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming up. republicans release the long awaited report on the tragic attack on americans in libya. placing blame. man who spent more than 20 years in the california prison for a murder he didn't commit. plus efforts to free a tangled blue whale. problem rescuers are encountering. another half hour of 7 news at encountering. another half hour of 7 news at 9 j2úwith the new report on: the benghazi terror0]táack from one of the longrest congressional investigation ins u.s. history. there are4 st5 of blameht#r thennak4 secretaryf state hillary clinton itñ blast obama h!ministrationrw for range state hillary clinton itñ bl.kp we have the details. ók >>reporter: new details on that chaotic=r night incn bengh. for error8is inxa look of coord level of our government. >> exjuáur+e republicanf9 investigation two yearsb, 70g million dollars and 80y" new witnesses. nofl new evidence:00 secretary of stateç+ hillary clintoníl. >> at the time those two x[eár'glemz wheel of a single uf towardóx libya. critical of the%8 military which has8 long said " couldn't get there in+x time.÷[ compound burned marin corpsug anti-terrorism teamúq in spain civilianburned marin corpsug %ñ reportñ# calling it a republicas on steroids.1r >> they are cynicallysá trying2u capitolize'ñ on the death= of r innocent americans. >>reporter: as stinging as theñ ve direct aim at hillary clinton saying she missed the lastt+fñ clear clear whans tokr protect her people. washington.a$ three7uby railroad workers missingg÷ and presumed dead ains in theqr texas the 2 burlington northern santa fe train slammingbñ(j into each ot. each carried÷b 2 crew members. one man jumped from the train moments before this morning impact. investigatorsñ say not clearp whether volkswagen reached a settlement-r with the federal government8 vehicl. maker agreed toq pay 15 billion dollarsyf to settleq claims and aqher 2.7 billion1vz dollars to environmentallu wayne has reactionñ fromf vw ownerstj and dealers&í. consumer scorned. ÷1rqq(ing it especia$2u after zw attorney general harris. >>reporter: settlement fromez volkswagen totallingç 14.7 after an independent investigation !:'qiuj company had rigged vehicle to pass emissionl test when on the road the saáh cars spewed nitrous oxztq at 40f imit. >> the wayo÷ that i think about the case is that in essence@ vw >>reporter: company ceos÷ apologized and resignedathp butt was small consolation.  volkswagen defrauded of thousands ofar other people n d=5%11%=9m aroundk] the world. >>reporter: zñ vw has agreed to or fix 4 75,000 suspect 29.0cars sold to unwitting owners between 2009 and 2015. owner receive between 5 and 10,000 dollars for the trouble] depending on the model and prosecutors may not be finishe finished. >> we know that even this morning i believe usd oj confirmed there is criminal investigation under way. >>reporter: as for volkswagen reputation. >> it will make me and other owners here in california whole but there's another 10 million v%,(sqs globally thatu aren't going to be brought into this settlement. i think that volkswagen still has got some amends to make nishtion oakland, abc 7 news3l. william richards free free man today after enduring more than 20 years in a california prison for a murder he didn't commit. >> i have to rebuild my life. i'm going to dovring i can to help the innocence project change laws and stop this from happening to other people because just no no getting the time back it's over it's gone. >>reporter: william richards appears to be the obvious suspect in a murder of his wif wife. she was planning to leave him for another man. he was convicted after three trials and expert who testified later said he was wrong and decided unanimously to over richards conviction. he maintained his innocence for 23 years. promising discovery tonight in the fight against parkinson's disease. researchers at johns hopkins university found an intime when blocked prevent the disease in mice. drug that inhibits the enzyme has already been approved to treat leukemia but hasn't been used for parkinson's. the disease affects movement and symptoms often include tremor and stiff movements. foster city company that dominates the hepatitis c drug market received fda aprofessional today for new treatment. company says it will be priced much lower than previous additions. they say that this is the first drug to treat the all strins of hp c. it will cost 74,000 dollars for a 12 week course of treatment. that's 900 dollars per tablet but 100 dollars less than the previous test drug. crab season here in the bay area ends in two days and whale experts are relieved. there have been a reported 40 whalen tangment off california since january. the whales got caught in fishing gear. here's lee ann with the effort to help stop more whales from getting trapped. >>reporter: jim anderson is a crab fisherman working out of half moon bay. this year the season was delayed because of app algae outbreak. he's the first to admit starting late also harmed some whales. >> since we started so late there was so much more gear in the area so late and that's when the anatomy gracious of the whales start to show up. >>reporter: that concentration of gear has contributed to cases like this one. where a young blue whale became entangled off the coast near orange county. trapped by fishing line attached to this used on crab pots nrochlts california whale rescue. >> jaw bone separates from the skull and license gets caught all the way in the back then when you have several hundred pounds of crab pot pulling back on that it cuts into the pack of the mouth. >>reporter: the license and weight of the float impede the whale ability to feed. there have been 40 entanglement since january and the fishery service says this year the numbers are running ahead of last year. it also hasn't helped that the whale population has expanded. >> the number of whales have increased. been very good calf production year. >>reporter: by law the fishermen must remove the pots after june 30. when the season ends. while the boat owners are responsible some pots get lost. now sacramento lawmakers are considering allowing more crab fishermen to collect other fishermen so-called derelict pots and they will get paid for it. >> we were out just driving around on our own. this way we have designate add number of boats from different ports and they do out and look for the gear. >>reporter: both sides believe retrieving those pots more efficiently will help save dozens of whales. lean, abc 7 news. off the streets and ouch jail. next on 7 news at 9:00. controversial plan for the next on 7 news at 9:00. controversial plan for the homeless we . >> new one stop shop to help the homeless in san francisco. we were at the civic center hotel today for the dedication of the city second navigation center. the mayor says the new center helps the homeless population with shelter. identification cards. financial benefits and health care. center was funed by 3 million dollars from an anonymous could nor. this week we are joining a bay area wide media campaign to put the spotlight on homelessness in san francisco and possible solutions. tonight carolyn takes us to seattle, washington which has about 30íaçaicq%bor.+oc homen the streets. seattle also has a controversial approach tosn clinic alcoholic this some say could work inr÷ san francisco. >>reporter: 18 11 east lake looks like any other apartment building in seattle but=? here you will find a program that has gained international taechblingts it's commonly called a wet house. the building opened in 2005 designed&d specifically for chronic alcoholics. who are living on the streets. the county made a list of seattle heaviest users of medical services sobering centers and jails. the top 75 moved in to individual apartments. like this one. she calls the home. >> you can drink in this building but you can drink safely. and that is the good thing. >>reporter: she and the others have counseling, treatment and otherni attend. leading create toybing label this housing bunk for drunks. >> we can take that kind of approach that more morale approach of saying if you are going to get government support you have to agree to these particular terms of the whole thing.[7lqj"+u$e resultt would e wouldn't be succeed with these same people. they would still be out there. >>reporter: daniel is director of the downtown emergency services center. non-profit that oversees the program. he says many critic change their tune after research published in 2009 in the journal of the american medical association. it found this wet house was actually saving taxpayer dollars. >> the average tenant in the program was wracking up about 80,000 dollars worth of these public system costs in the year before moving in and the 84 after moving in it was about cut in half. >>reporter: also improving lives. tenant buy the booze with the welfare check. disability benefits or other nchblingt and even though they have a steady supply of alcoho alcohol, the research showed people like john often reduced their drinking. >> i don't drink near as much as i used to. and as a matter of fact i am in recovery at this point as we speak. >>reporter: former director of san francisco homeless program took mayor ed lee and other officials on a tour of the seattle project. few yourself ago. he believes a wet house here would have a measurable impact. >> i think if you open 75 or 100 units of wet housing i think people in the city would feel a difference and see a difference. >>reporter: jeff is the director of san francisco newly established department on homelessness. >> i'm absolutely supportive of the idea of housing first. i'm supportive of the idea of harm reduction. this is a great blend of those two concepts. >>reporter: but he wants to make sure what is apparently working in seattle is a good fit for san francisco. in seattle, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. all week we partner with more than 70 media out throat blanket bay area with coverage of the homeless crisis part of initiative called the sf hom homeless project. read the letter of intent to learn more about the purpose of ueqx site. nasaq% most powerful rocket.8y is it ready >> look at that. this morning in utah nasa ran a full test of a massive booster designed to lift the most powerful rocket in the world. the booster ran for two minute and produced 3.6 million pounds of thrust. space launch system is planned to eventually take astronauts to mars and beyond. eventually. first flight scheduledv@ for early 2018 will be unmanned. san francisco voters might be considering attacks on text this november. not open the favorite app and gadget but the company that make them. john thon explains, the city is facing a crisis and now want money to fix it. >> we could look around san francisco and see with our own eyes what is happening here in the city. >>reporter: rising rent and eviction that many blame on the tech industry. of the 10 of thousands of new employee that have come into the city during the 5 year tech boom it led to housing crisis. >>reporter: that's why supervisor mar proposing 1.5 percent payroll tax specifically on tech. >> to require big tech company the pay the fair share for the impact on housing and homeless service in the city. >>reporter: some same company that got a tax brake few years ago for moving into a run down stretch of market street. initially they were accused of not doing enough. >> i notice that when i panhandle it's harder for me to get my food money. >>reporter: twitter opened the neighbor nest child care job skill center they say is 3 million dollar investment over 4 years and there are other efforts. >> technology industry has really stepped up across the board. >>reporter: lobby group favors more philanthropy but)3z the tax unprecedented. "x we would support thismu there's a$t tech tax"s that sf  techs a$t tech tax"s that sf company. >>rep/&wy9: only2$ tax those earning more thankc 1 million dollarsy a year and earmark:p it explosion unles9r a serious commitment by the city to address this crisis. >>reporter: supervisor mar hasn't talked withi3 mayor leey about the proposedú tax but doesn't has to. it get 6 vote at the board of supervisors it goes straight to the value lot. in san francisco, abc 7 news. all right. time to get one last check on the weather. let's get over to sandhya. >>reporter: you know we cap always count on our fog. time lapse from the sutro tower cam are fog come in over san francisco late this afternoon. it was just a lovely view and the fog is with us tonight on live doppler 7hd along the coast from san francisco along od0dçh%xx)tápfyy8íroñ3ñw9. now won't realññ impact thesn inland weather. it'szu still ho in the central valley. 10ö in)70's no. 1do 15 in the es are[ç ang. 86&d in tahoe.uu sierra once again showers thunderstorms and fog 94 degree ins livermore and you look at the temperature trend for antioch one of the hot spots and yes it's still going to be hot through the end of the work week. but by the weekend it will be noticeably cooler as we get you down to the upper 80's. accu-weather 7 take forecast is a graduate cooling trend butvu5t until this weekend like i ju 90's.  when you get q relief.& coastal areasfñ remain quite fourth of july looking good.>qr yes.9 hef you will be begging me to to. >> yes÷ usuallyd that's the casñ  themselvesx9 at home takinggx advantage of a giants >> coming up tonight at 11:00. >> traveling with my kid and it's a lot safer to take a different route. >> local travelers heading to turkey react tonight about the airport. >> something stink. what causing an odor problem for water customers in the south bay. join us for 7 news at 11:00 on south bay. join us for 7 news at 11:00 on channel >> so many hooilts highlights doesn't know what to do with them all;(. >> what are you up to. >> ton. giants playing the a's. game 2 of the series. one hitter return another departedment panic out with concussion related systems. hit if the head by pitch 10 days ago. a's welcome back reddick and if this is what the dog day of summer look like count me in. look at fido. he is terrific. bottom of the third no score. crawford terrific as well. crushes the ball. angel and us ter score giants 19th home run. bottom 4 giants and why did you foul lebron -- tlivrs another base hit with the bases loaded. 2 more score what could go wrong in the sixth. george on the mound. steve double the gap a's cut the lead to 1 run. 4-3. matt out and 3 for 3 at the plate but this is just a bad throw on routine play. is marcus grounded of there. extended the inning and set up butler the pinch hitter to single in two more. 4 runs in the sixth and 5-4 back. soó clutch. into the gap ball to theñ÷ wall everybody 64. 8t-5. giants lead 8-5#! in the seventh and wild game at at&t park. best pitcher on theet regular season plays to for the giants division rival dodgers and he allowed this on sunday now heading back to l.a. to get the back examine. her shaw as absurd 145 streak out to only 9 walk but he's ailing.i 7 lead over the done easterlie easterlies. hoops now. jackson played open the warrior we believe squad. there is interest in him as a coach by the doves but captain jack now able 38 may want to return to the nba as a player and with all the money teams have now, why not? go for? it. speaking of cash. warriors see what barns could be in high demand. they report that philadelphia 76er are serious souter and offered hb who struggled in the final. max deal for barns would be 22 million dollars a year. restrikeed free agent. war yos would have 72 hours to match 22kq million is a a lot. not familiar with the coastal caroline baseball team. they made it to the college world series even though they don't get a lot of attention nationally. they made the tournament 14 times. they are for real. arizona won the opener so wrapping it all up tonight. time first. the liner. zack can't hang on to it so arizona scores and they take a 1 nothing lead. top of the third. still one nothing. anthony making his markup the middle. caroline in front 2-1 she's happy. the head for coastal. bobby gets aguilar to line out toen it so they win itment coastal forces a college world series deciding game 3 and that will be tomorrow. basketball is mourning bush of the greatest coaches. champion. pioneer today. pat summit who led tennessee lady ball passed away today. back in 2011 she revealed suffering from early on set$y dimensional and ultimately took her life. she won 11 husz games most in history in college hoops. retired after 38 seasons. winningç record every single thanks. thanks for joining us tonight i'm amma thank narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today award-winning actor robert blake, best known for playing a tough cop on tv, becomes a murder suspect in his own real-life drama.

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