>> i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. for a second day in a row now a red flag warning is in of course for parts of the bay area. residents in the north bay are being told to take recautions. we are live in mill valley with the personal way firefighters are spreading the word. >> reporter: we are live off panoramic highway where you get a sense of the fire danger. you have homes backed up against thousands of acres of wild land which you can see is drying out after four months without any rain. >> i'm from the fire department. >> reporter: this team from the fire department is one of six stations charged within inspecting homes. >> i will take a quick look and can come back with recommendations and give you flyers. >> reporter: the fire department hired 60 extra people to help inspect homes mill valley to point reyes this weekend. >> cost me $360 to have those trimmed. >> reporter: this resident got a thumbs up for her measures but was warned that cuttings left near the street could be a problem. >> the fire comes in, catch its this and it's made it across the road. what we like to see is the break up of the fuel. >> reporter: checklist details like keeping grass to three inches may seem nitpicky but it matters. just two days ago a grass fire threatened homes but this chopper two video shows the clearing of defensible space helped stop the blaze. rainfall totals are below average and that's why fire departments are also conducting home inspections for fire safety. now here in marin the academy to train seasonal firefighters hired expressly to battle the wildfire this is summer is supposed to start next week. reporting live in marin, patty lee. >> a mobile home fire sparked a small grass fire early this morning. cal fire said the mobile home on manor lane caught fire around 2:00 this morning. nobody was inside the home. the flames also spread to some vegetation nearby and those flames charred about a quarter acre of grass and brush. cal fire and sonoma firefighters helped put out the fire. nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. mark is here now with a current red flag numbers for the north bay and another part of the bay area. >> yeah. of course the strong off shore winds and the dry humidity, always a big concern all because of this. the dry brush increasing in coverage and you can see toward mount diablo. as far as the satellite we have clear skies, fog free, we will look at some of the winds now and you will notice it's a wind we are worried about toward fairfield. around 15 miles an hour, that is that dry off shore flow importing the low humidity levels and also the very warm temperatures. taking a look now at some of the current numbers you can still see lower 90's, the 5:00 hour. out toward fairfield, concord and livermore. down ton san francisco in the mid-70s at 75. once again that red flag warning in place for the north bay hills and the east bay hills, extended until 8:00 tomorrow morning with those dry conditions in place. winds could be gusting to around 30 miles an hour, the winds aren't extreme but the big concern will be the low moisture levels and here for example out toward the oakland hills a current temperature of 80 degrees, winds around 16 miles an hour byte moisture around 20%. coming up when the fog will return and cool off the entire bay area. that's coming up. >> thank you. investigators in the south bay are trying to democrat what sparked two grass fires that broke out just with in about 30 minutes of each other yesterday. the first fire was reported just before 1:30 yesterday afternoon near highway 87 in south san jose. the other started halt a landfill. we first showed you this video last night on the 10:00 news. it was taken by a resident of the highway 87 fire. wind gusts of up to 25 miles an hour fueled the flames here. some homes were threatened and one point people were warned to shelter in place. nine acres were burned but no structures were damaged. a brush fire that came close to burning four homes last night appears suspicious. the fire was reported just before seven near regada point. heavy brush fueled it. they say the closest fire hydrant wasn't working. >> fire official are expected to decide tomorrow on a series of budget cut that could affect fire protection. the fire district will have to decide on cut backs after voters rejected a parcel tax in last tuesday's election. it would have generated $100 million to fund fire services. officials will consider whether to cut 16 jobs and close three stations in bethel, and brentwood orcutt 19 jobs and close two of those stations. >> if you participated in last month's beta breakers race san francisco police want you to check your photographs from that day. a man who retold you was sucker punched at the race has died from his injuries. we are live with new information on the victim and the search for the person responsible. >> reporter: it's going to set the scene. it was beta breakers sunday here near sharon meadow. steven martin was sucker punched, he fell and hit his head. he was taken off life support friday. family and friends of steven martin set up facebook pages to support the family and generate tips. martin was in the hospital may 20th after he was punched after the race. in a statement friday family said as for the doctor's recommendation we took him off life support friday and let nature take its course. thank you for your prayers and support. san francisco police are saying anyone who ran the race could be a potential witness. katie was nowhere near the fight but said it would be easy to miss a fight in the crowd. >> it kind of makes sense that something could go unnoticed or in everything that was happening that terrible things like that could happen. >> reporter: martin was wearing a green troll doll wig and argued with a group of men in 49ers jerseys, that's when one of them ran toward him and punched him. he fell and struck his head on the curb. police, family and friend friends believe someone has the suspects in ray photograph or video from the race. >> even if it's in the background. you want to think that almost every inch was photographed during that day. >> reporter: witnesses describe thea tactorsa as i group of latino men in their 20s. they say they were with a group of women who were wearing purpose example one of the women had a orange tutu. san francisco police stress that the key piece of evidence could be on someone's phone right now. we are live right now. >> be sure to go to the website for information on how you can help the victim's family, just click on web links. police in sacramento are searching for a motive for a deadly shooting this weekend in which four people died including the suspect shooter and another was critically wounded. it happened about 10:40 inside a south sacramento neighborhood home. the police say the shooting may be gang related. the sacramento bee reports two of the three victims are described as spiritual leaders. >> oakland police called to investigate a possible robbery of marijuana plants today. it came about 10:00 on wood street near 14th street in west oakland. neighbors said someone broke into a unit and made off with a undisclosed number of pot plants. police said they were investigating a burglary but wouldn't say what if anything was taken. san leandro police arrested a suspected house burglar. the 18-year-old terrell sanders was arrested yesterday afternoon. that after two witnesses said they saw him coming out of the backyard of a home. officers say they arrested him a short time later coming out of another home and arrested him on charges of burglary and resisting arrest. >> one person was seriously hurt today in a car crash. the highway patrol said the crash may have been caused by alcohol. it happened around 5:40 this morning on northbound highway 85 in sunnyvale. the driver was going more than 100 miles an hour when he hit the center divide. he was thrown out of the truck. officers say the driver wasn't wearing a seatbelt and say he may have been drunk. >> anyone who ever hoped to escape alcatraz likely wanted to keep running. that's what thousands of athletes did today in the escape from alcratraz triathlon. >> reporter: they almost look like seals, 2,000 people swimming to the shoreline for the race. the first swimmer out of the water stopped to put on his shoes, the second ran past him put his shoes on later and went onto win the entire race. andy potts completed the swim, bike and run in 2 hours three minutes, it's his 5th time winning. >> our course is as beautiful as it's ever been and that's why people come back. >> reporter: the biggest draw is the swim. it's just a mile and a half from the rock to the shore but the conditions are tough. >> 55 degrees, you have about a three to four knott current that wants to take you under the gate. >> reporter: they have to dodge marine life but there is nothing to danger. >> no sharks,. >> reporter: after the swim there is a 18-mile bike ride followed by a eight mile run. not only is the race challenging but is very popular. eight thousand people want to sign up for the race. they have to enter a lottery and only 2,000 can compete. mike did this race 14 years ago and still remembers his favorite moment. >> touching the sand as you come in for the first time. it's a great experience to see your friends and family as you kind of come out of the bay. >> reporter: its something people of all ages got to experience. the youngest was just 16, the oldest 76. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> we have more video from today's race on ktvu.com. just look under latest videos on the home page. >> family and friends say good- bye after an accident halfway around the world. >> and democrats and republicans weigh in on the leaks to the media of private united states intelligence. >> and the governor who survived a recall election last week shares his thoughts about the presidential campaign. . funeral services were held for an east bay man in died haul a world away. family and friends said good- bye to the only american who died on board a new russian airliner. >> at the cemetery, family and friends said good-bye to peter adler. >> our lives were filled with love and flying. that's what he loved. that's what we loved best. >> i felt the best memory is when we were just sitting on the couch watching a movie. those were probably the best memories i could have because he knew i didn't like traveling and going all the way around the world. he just knew i wanted to spend time with him. >> reporter: he was the only american on board a russian jet liner that crashed last month. >> he died doing what he loved. he loved to fly. our first date we were flying, he proposed the back of lax. . >> reporter: he had been on a test flight consulting for a customer about to buy a plane. he was supposed to return a day before his son's 18th birthday. >> it was shocking. life goes on though. >> reporter: his wife of 33 years wanted to thank the community for its support. care lou. >> police shot and killed a pit bull during a probation check at a house many concord. they say they arrived at the home yesterday evening just after 5:00. they say shortly after that a male pit bull charged at them. at first they fired bean bags but when it didn't stop him the officer fired his gun. nobody was home and police didn't make arrests. >> the man convicted of killing a man and his two sons is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow. edwin ramos was convicted of three counts of first degree murder in the shooting deaths of the three men. prosecutors argued in court that he shot the three in their car thinking they were rival gang members. he is facing life without the possibility of parole. >> we are learning new details about a man who fell off a cliff while whale watching yesterday. the man a 22-year-old fell off the cliff just before 6:00 yesterday evening. his friend who was with him said he had been climbing along the cliff when he slipped and fell and was washed away by a wave. the coast guard searched last night and the sheriff's office helicopter searched again today but there was no sign of him. >> in less than three hours one of the runways at the airport will be partly closed. airport officials say construction crews will be working on runway 29 from eight tonight through six tomorrow morning. the airport duty manager said planes will still take off but will land on another runway on the northfield. the closure will not affect passengers but some residents in the area may notice more air craft noise and planes flying in different patterns. >> apple has submitted new renderings of its new campus. they show more of the spaceship like building. they hope to start building by the end of this year and move in by 2015. it still need as proval. the new campus will house 13,000 employ ', officials say it'll not replace headquarters at one infinite loop. ? the apple conference started tomorrow. we have a preview in just about 15 minutes. >> the former presidential candidate john mccain is blasting the president's statement that is offensive to accuse the white house of leaking intelligence. the senator said today what is offensive is the leaks to news media in recent weeks. >> offensive to those who are doing the incredibly difficult work of intelligence, to the allies who are very upset, it's offensive to the chairpersons and -- both republican, democrat of our intelligence committee who have expressed their anger and dissatisfaction. >> senator feinstein the chair woman of the senate intelligence committee said she expects fast results by federal prosecutors appointed to investigate the leaks. >> it can be completed much more quickly than a special council who has to set up his own operator, takes two to three years, to conclude an investigation. we are hopeful that this will be able to get done rather fast. >> three stories revealed classified information, one about a so-called kill list for united states drone attacks, another about a cyber attack on iran. >> election 2012 news, the president's top campaign strategiest defended the president's remark that it the private senator is doing fine. >> the first quarter was the best in six years, we have had a slow down in the last three months mainly because of global events we need to take action and the president called on cook to do that. >> he said republicans more interested in pouncing on an out of context phrase. romney's campaign fired back and wrote that when the chief strategist can't defend the president it shows his assessment of the economy may be wrong. after surviving his recall bid last week, scott walker is now predicting a win for republicans in november. that is if their actions are bold. >> the governor has a shot the r doesn't stand for republican but for reformer if he shows my state and americans that he has a plan to take on the reforms. >> the governor disagreed the statement romney made on friday saying that the president's focus on hiring more teachers, firefighters and police showed he didn't understand wisconsin's message in rejecting the recall. today walker said his anti union reforms still protect public safety and education and that those jobs not what he considers big government. ohio senator rob port man is down playing speculation that he is on the short list to become romney's vice president candidate. yesterday he helped open romney's high lie campaign headquarters, he wouldn't comment and said the choice is up to the campaign. as in 2008 ohio is a critical state in the election. no republican has ever won without it. this week in arizona a special election will be held to fill the seat of gabreille giffords, she resigned in january to focus on recovering after being shot last year during a citizen's meeting. this tuesdaye election is expected to be closed. jessie kelley who barely lost to her in 2010 is running against ron barber a former aide. democrats need to gain 25 seats in novato regain control of the house. >> still to come, health concerns for a former world leader. and a party nearly ends in gun fire. what we are learning about the victims. >> and then helicopter crash kills a high ranking politician in kenya. >> and count controversial defeat of manny. now word of a rematch. . hundreds of firefighters in colorado are battling a fast moving wildfire north of boulder. it started yesterday morning and quickly spread to at least 8,000 acres. officials say high temperatures and dry conditions are fueling the fire. so far 18 structures have been destroyed or damaged and authorities are going door to door order evacuations, nobody has been injured but one person is missing. a manhunt is underway in alabama for a gunman who opened fire at a college pool party killing three. the fire broke out in the apartment complex near the university campus. the gunman identified by police as desmonte leonard argued two men over a woman. six people were shot, three fatally. the victims include current and former football players. the police official said he doesn't believe they were targeted but instead he thinks it was a fight that got out of hand. >> the spanish prime minister is tempering expectations about what a european union bailout would accomplish. he said today that the bailout would help shore up the banks but he warned it won't prevent the country from further job losses and it won't pull the country out of its second recession in three years. currently unemployment in spain stands at a record high of about 25%. yesterday spain agreed to accept a bailout of 125a billion dollars. a formal loan request is expected before june 21stu. >> concerns that the former egyptian president is rapidly growing very ill, slipping in and out of consciousness. it was just a week week ago when he was convicted of being an accessory to the killing of hundreds of protesters during the up rising. his health has been failing in recent months but it has increased rapidly since he was sentenced to life in prison. one unnamed official said the 82-year-old was only on liquids and yogur? . the president of venezuela said the latest round of tests after his cancer treatment show he is doing fine. he plans to register tomorrow to run again for president and that he expects to win in october. the past year he has had two surgeries and radiation therapy to remove times. he hasn't disclosed the type of cancer. >> in other news of the world in kenya the president has called for a three day mourning period after a high ranking member of the government died in a helicopter crash. the crash near the capitol took the life of the internal security minister and nine others. there is no official cause of the crash, though there is no evidence to suggest it was a result of a terrorist attack or any other foul play. he took a hard line against the militant group in somalia. announced he would run for president of kenya next year. in syria amid funerals and more government shelling the main opposition group has picked a secular kurd as it's new leader. it's seen as trying to pull together the opposition. in april the un estimated 9,000 people had died in the 15 month long conflict. activists put the death toll at more than 13,000. and in nigeria two attacks near churches claimed the lives of at least six people. in one attack a suicide bomber allegedly detonated explosives outside a church, four people were killed and 40 wounded. in northeast nigeria two were shot outside a church. a sect claimed responsibility. the group is blamed for killing more than 560 people this year. >> possible boxing rematch may be in the works after a split decision last night after the manny, timothy bradley fight. >> bradley! >> that's right. the judges named bradley even though it appeared by most who watched that manny dominated that fight. it was his first loss since 2005. there has been talk of a rematch but no official word from the boxer's promoters. the 49ers tomorrow are set to start selling 50,000 season tickets for reserve seating at the new stadium in santa clara. some will cost twice as much as a similar seat at candlestick. the prices range from 85 to $200 a game but fans must pay a one time license fee and that ranges between two to $12,000. despite that, officials expect selling out once the stadium opens in 2014. >> still ahead its been 50 years since it happened and tonight we remember the escape from alcatraz. >> never had a problem finding work before. >> and frustration as tens of thousands of unemployed americans come closer to loosing their benefits. >> then a ousted boy scouts leader fights back on a ban against openly gay members. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ the 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[ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. reliability and ways to connect. . fire officials went door to doo in marin warning thousands of residents of the fire danger around their home. the fire department hired 60 extra people to help inspect homes mill valley to point reyes. they suggest keeping grass no taller than three inches and tree branches at least six feet from rooftops, keep at least a hundred feet of defensible space around your home. a mona tacked after this year's beta breakers race has died. steve steve inmartin was sucker punched. . men were in their 20s, wearing red and white 49er jersey. anyone who went to the race should check pictures from this day to try to help find them. here they come. 2,000 people brave the bay waters. after the mile and a half swim to the shoreline they got on their bikes for an 18-mile ride to ocean beach followed by an eight mile run to the marina. it drew quite a range of people. the youngest just 16, the oldest 76. >> speaking of that, tomorrow mark the 50th anniversary of the real escape from alcatraz. it was in 1962 when the three men used spoons and knives to dig the tunnel. they put dummy heads in their beads, after escaping they launched a raft made of rain coats into the bay and vanished. their fates are unknown. authorities still have warranting for them, warrants that will stay active until their 100th birthday. >> pleasant hills police chief has announced his retirement. pete dunbar has been chief since 2006 and worked in law enforcements for 30 years. he told the times he is retiring for financial reasons, he said that he would loose money if he kept working any longer. his base salary was $193,000. >> a community meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in san francisco to discuss regulations of party buses. some club owners along broadway are unhappy with the buses that bring hundreds of out of towners and locals to drink and dance on the weekends . members of the entertainment commission will attend tomorrow's meeting. that is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. at the main library branch. >> apple getting ready for its developer's conference tomorrow. their new ceo tim cook is expected to deliver the key note address tomorrow morning. in april five thousand passes to the event at $1,600 each were snapped up and left in two hours. the developers conference goes on monday through friday. also tomorrow, crews expected to start filming a movie about the life of the apple co founder. ashton kutcher has the lead role. it will start production at his childhood home. job's stepmother who still lives there gave permission for the filming. it'll focus on his life between 1971 and 2000. the film makers want to create a gripping and truthful portrayal. >> gas prices have fallen 19- cents a gallon nationally over the last month but the price, the drop of prices here in the bay area hasn't been that dramatic. in san francisco, a gallon of regular averaged $4.25 today according to aaa. that's down a nickel from 30 days ago. in san jose it cost $4.15. that's down seven cents and in oakland the average cost was $4.16. that's down six cents a month ago. unemployment benefits are ending this month for tens of thousands of people who have been out of work long term. sandra introduces us to one of those unemployed workers struggling to navigate the tough new job market. >> reporter: home improvement what richard does to stay busy since he has been unemployed for two years. >> its been frustrating, i have never had a problem finding work before. >> this 53-year-old electrical engineer used to earn six figures, now he is forced to think outside the box. >> you know like one of the jobs i saw was teller at the local credit union. it was a part-time job at like $12 an hour but still something. >> reporter: he is like five million jobless americans, who have been out of work for more than six months. he was collecting unemployment benefits but they expired in december. he is tapping in to his savings to make ends meet. this month 70,000 more jobless americans across two dozen states will share his plight when their benefits run out and all long term unemployment insurance will eventually be phased out by the end of the year. the new timeline was set in february when lawmakers passed what they promised will be the last extension of long term benefits. congress also cut down the maximum length of time a person can collect unemployment from 99 weeks to 73. >> it's frightening to realize that one safety net is being pulled out. >> reporter: the political divide over another extension is deep. republicans say it's to costly and lets people stay on unemployment longer. democrats say its money that finds its way back in to the economy and is the best way to help the unemployed. the big question is whether congress will take up the issue before election day. washington. >> an online petition urging the boy scouts to abandon its anti gay policy is nearing the 300,000 signature mark. it started after a den mother was dismissed for being gay. she said it started she started asking questions about financial problem was in the local scout chapter. leaders say they don't allow openly gay people in the organization. >> mission of the boy scouts of america is to develop character and leadership skills and the youth of today to be the youth of tomorrow. anything that distracts in from that mission distracts what our program is. >> scouting managers say a committee will look at petition but no changes are expected. >> there is word tonight of a disturbing use of prescription drugs by some high school college students to get better grades and test scores. pills used to treat attention deficit order act as a stimulant and they say it lets them study harder, remember more and do better on tests. some have now become hooked and need to be treated as addicts to stop using them. >> a big party happening in the streets of san francisco. put a flower in your hair. >> and a warm day but will it last? mark will have your complete bay area forecast. . thousands flocked to san francisco for a yearly festival. it's the 35th year for the fair. there was of course lots of dancing, crafts, food and musical acts headlined by the tubes, of course the weather cooperated, people appeared to have a great time. >> perfect weather for that t- shirt and the flip-flops, having a good time. mark is here to tell us if this will continue. >> we have one more day and then things start to change. always feel strange when san francisco goes to the 80s. that happened for this afternoon with the fog free weather. we have a little bit more in the way of fog in the forecast over the next few days, you can see we have clear skies looking toward oakland and open that warmed up in to the mid80s this afternoon. showing you this on the satellite. mostly clear skies out there and tracking the winds, seeing more of the on shore breeze around san francisco. that's the cooling breeze but the other extreme, the bay area not so simple. we have another wind direction as well with the more of the off shore breeze. complete opposite here and also bumped up the fire danger. and we have the red flag warning posted until 8:00. here is a look at the knobs, 81 in san francisco. oakland mid80's. 90's toward santa rosa, napa livermore and antioch. san jose around 90 degrees. forecast headlines, for tonight we have this, mostly clear, mild tomorrow, it'll be warm to hot. then for wednesday and thursday, we increase the fog and as a result temperatures come down a few degrees as we head toward the midweek forecast. overnight lows tomorrow morning in the 50s to right around 60 degrees, mostly clear, but we could have a patch or two of fog develop near parts of the immediate coastline, kind of bumping up near parts of the -- parts of the shoreline. here is the cloud forecast model show you this, in fact here we are tomorrow morning at eight and there is that patch of fog developing near port parts of ocean beach. this is a change for tomorrow. temperatures do cool off coast side and around the bay but inland the complete opposite with high pressure still firmly in command of our weather. that red contourmalining up with the 90's and the warmest locations, santa rosa, antioch, concord, livermore, back up into the low to mid09's by three or four tomorrow afternoon. increase that on shore breeze as we head toward tuesday and wednesday. as a result everybody cools off a few degrees by that time frame. here is the look at the forecast highs for monday. santa rosa 93, fairfield 94, san rafael in the upper 80's around the bay, we will cool it off. probably about three to six degrees but inland it'll warm back up. back up to 95 antioch, san jose at 90, with will cool off coast side but a fairly nice day but a patch or two of fog. san francisco downtown, back in to the 70's around 76. mere is a look ahead. the five day forecast, and continues especially coast side, into tuesday, the real cooling that kicks in by wednesday and thursday. the weekend always in view, heather and ken we could track another potential warm up, try to iron out the details. kind of a roller coaster. >> sounds nice. >> very nice. >> thank you. >> fox's hit show the x factor is coming to the bay area. the show has been holding live tryouts across the country for the past month as they compete for a slot. tryouts are scheduled for saturday june 16th. mark your calendar. if you aren't preforming you can be part of the studio audience and get a sneak peek of the new jum judges. >> there have been some good ones, [inaudible] ones that had -- >> britney fans can sit in and watch that. the auditions are scheduled to last through monday june 18th . >> have you the x factor. you should go out. >> right. >> all right. it is the a's verses the diamondbacks. at -- will oaklanda roid void the sweep? >> i have the z 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[ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. . good evening everybody. welcome to sports wrap. tim did nothing today to help the concerns about his pitching this year. the giants now 2-11 in games he has started this season. fred and wilma part of the party that they attended today. this one was all rangers. after shaky giant defense ian drilled a bases load double. that scored two and the giants were in a 3-0 hole. you think rangers you think hamilton. he got into a tim pitch in the 6th. that scored two more and finished the day for tim. allowed five runs on nine hits. even when the giant has something going, nate made mistakes. first, huff gets hung out between second and third on the ground ball by b lanco. he goes -- he will be retired to end the inning. they managed three hits against four pitchers on a day the rangers knew would be a group effort. the giants shut out 5-0 for the second time. they are off tomorrow before playing the first of three against the astros on tuesday. in seattle didn't take the dodgers long, they loaded the bases in the second of the mariners and then ethier did this. the grand slam, part of the six run -- they win 8-2. back up their four game sweep of the phillies by taking three and now lead by five games. the a's have to be happy they won't be headed back to phoenix until next spring. completing a three game sweep, things started out poorly out of the chute. one out in the first. jason's potential double play ball booted when cliff dropped weeks throw. arizona got one run on that play and then the doors were open for two more when hill followed a single. upton and goldsmith both score, the diamondbacks hang three on backly in the first. joe saunders one run in, single to left. inge -- started to play and henry can't hang onto the ball. ruled the error on blanco. the 5th the diamondbacks made it more comfortable. singled sharply up to middle. young beat the throw to the plate. suddenly the diamondbacks are hot. having won five straight and getting back to the even 500. the 4-3 winch things are looking bleak for stanford's chances. cardinal in tallahassee. the first inning they jumped on brett, boyd with the two run opposite homer. got worse in the second this time with two runners on. johnson deep against -- florida state four in that inning for a 6-0 -- they are in the 5th -- stanford looses its season. we will have to wait for tomorrow to see if nadal can win all four grand slam tennis championships. the two in today's financials of the french open, he wasn't happy about the way it went. didn't get any better for limb in the second. nadal in the near court hits the winner. that shut down two sets, he rally and then the rain game. he led the 4th at 2-1. happy. they will resume play. decided age difference between the two drivers, the win in the nascar event. on the first lap of the race, landon -- that was bad news for several of the drivers, also showed mark and aj down. here is where the age battle materializet. eight laps to go, he wasn't finished. with four laps left he returns the favor after a little tap in to the rear end of martin. he wins for the first time since 2009 and becomes the first this year to win a race where he won the pole. the new overall leader, matt who was 7th today. still to come, the golfer who will take momentum into this week's united states open at olympic club. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. . it was a log jam at top of the saint jude's classic. one of the game's young stars put on a charge and won. dustin johnson emerged from the field that had 30 golfers were in five strokes of the lead. they gave notice on the 6th hole when they dropped this birdie put on the way to the round of 66. when he birdied 17 he was in front. playing for the second time since the back injury that cost him three months, rory had his chances but saw his hopes sunk on the 18th hole. he took eye double bogie and finished three strokes back. johnson was a stroke better than john who was all loan in second place. he should be among those considered favorites when the open comes this week. major on the lpga in pittsburgh new york. the first chin ese player to win. the 22-year-old playing, she was in front. that was her final winning margin. a guy with san jose sharks root social security headed back to the franchise where he started his career. after five, the detroit red wings, gave up a draft pick. agree agents. andrew murray. the indoor arena, in groups the action, european championship. the italians -- the 61st minute, 1-0 but spain answered back. the 9th passing sequ ence. both teams in the middle of group c so far. the leader in croatia. the ball gets through a wall of irish players. won the off side call. doesn't come. they win 1-0. that will do it for this early show. a preview of the open at olympic club. >> weather forecast. >> tonight on the 10:00 news the event beginning in just a few minutes, aims to help you stay safe and off the streets. out of trouble. the violence in the city that has organizers more concerned than ever. we will have that and more at ten. >> thank you for trusting us, we will see you the next time news breaks. >> we continue tonight at ten. we are always here for you online at ktvu.com. we will see you tonight at ten.

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