-three miles away. nick: he is thinking, i have to do everything right. and he did. gave extra focus. jim: perfection. jim: don t count your chickens until it disappears. jim: you have to face stress. peter: see how far that went by at the pace he hit it and cantlay took it 10, 12-footer. 54 feet, 7 inches. nick: puts you in the last group, one back. that s what it s all about. on a great golf course. he s going to learn. jim: so tough to win out here. and just had a victory, his first in the fall in las vegas. difficulties of finding the winning ways as he has been and set, two years time at this event. good second putt pfment mcdowell, in a tie for third at 8 under. a little chant going on. and ryan completes the up-and-down. we are complete through three rounds. bubba watson goes out in 30. home in 3, to take the lead by one. patrick cantlay with the 5 -foot birdie putt at the 18th, to move into second alone. he s going to have a following tomorrow. there s a the lineu
nbc 7 reporter caroline dialer has more. reporter: in his first press appearance since the pier 14 murder san francisco mayor ed lee laid much of the blamt blame on sheriff ross mir krimi saying he should have called federal authorities when alleged killer francisco sanchez wound up in his custody. according to lee giving the feds a heads-up before releasing the man would not have violated the city s sanctuary laws like the one he and the board of supervisors signed in 2013. designed to protect undocumented immigrants. nothing in that law prevents or prohibits communication notification with our federal and state law enforcement officials. do i need to educate somebody about how to pick up a phone? well, then the mayor would be subverting sabotaging his own law, the due process for all law that was passed by the board of supervisors and that he signed into effect in october 2013. it s very clear that it stipulates to law enforcement, in this case the sheriff s departmen
against the giants and then the second at-bat he hit another one. i think he hit another one later in the spring, at the end of the spring against the giants. a check swing and a foul. one ball, one strike. mike: you have to believe that is exactly what he is trying to do with this at-bat. looking for some lightning down right here, down four runs. jon: well if he got ahold of one, he could make it a one-run game. and semien who is a bay area product out of cal. one strike. that one is in the dirt. two balls and a strike. en went to st. mary s high school over in berkeley graduating in 2008 and went to the university of california at berkeley. helped cal get to the college world series in 2011. actually born in san francisco. lives in the off in el cerrito, and now year round. crawford, getting one, to end the inning. covering at second with the force-out on sogard. 7-3 giants, we go to the last of the seventh. this mountain doesn t own a watch. it s not in a hurry to get
removal. a rescue caught on video. the man who ran to help a truck driver as he tried to escape a ball of fire. news4 at 11 starts now. knew tonight, victims of a frightening attack in d.c. s noman neighborhood are outaged for what happened to their attacker after he got arrested. a police report says he randomly assaulted six people. and officers told one victim that the attacker appeared to be high on synthetic drugs. jackie bensen is live with a story we reported first right here at 11. jackie? reporter: i got a call this morning from one of the victims of wednesday s attack. she says a friend, who was with her at the time says she thought she saw the man arrested walking in this neighborhood yesterday. it turns out she very likely did see him. the victims of the violent random attack near first and k streets northeast about 5:00 p.m. wednesday say they are shocked to learn that the man arrested near the cnn loading dock, 24-year-old allen martin of northeast w
said was implemented all according to the district, designed to work towards increasing diversity and opportunities at all of the district s 3 schools. now at 6:00, a huge fire tears through a charlestown condo building. tonight we have learned that all of this was because of someone with a cigarette. it seems like time and time again, stories about the careless disposal of smoking material sparking major fires and th families. and tonight, firefighters are reminding people who smoke to be extra ceafort. christina hager is live with the story. christina? reporter: as this news came out, paula, and we talked with neighbors, they are shaking their heads that something as small and casual as a cigarette could cause a scene like this. six alarms, 9 people left homeless, firefighters battling 12 days later, investigators announced it was a cigarette. you. know, everything is very dry. the wood on the porches, and all it takes is just a little, you know, flicker of a spot.