. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> job growth slows in the united states and that sends stocks in to a tail spin. also opens a window for republicans in the presidential race. good evening. >> its been one of the worst days on wall street of the year. stocks fell as investors reacted to a slow down in united states job growth. the dow took a dive losing 274 points, the broad sell off wiped out the last of the gains fort year. the nasdaq shed 79 points and is 12% we low it's peak. this in reaction to the may

job's report. the unemployment rate went to 8.2%. 69,000 job was added in may. the fewest in a year and far below expectations. >> it's starting to look like 2011 all over again. that is basically -- you know you go up, you go down and you end up where you started which is not helping a lot of people. >> they also point to the deepening debt crisis in europe as affecting wall street. unemployment in the 17 nation that use the euro were at a record high 11% in april and spain's rate was almost 25%. >> the economy stands head and shoulders above other issues in this race. any slow down it seen as a opportunity for romney. a new poll of registered voters across the country shows the president leading romney 49-46% and romney is narrowing the gap.

just a month ago the same poll showed a nine point margin. california's primary is in four days and eric is live in san francisco where he has learned the president is planning another trip back to the bay area. >> reporter: his last visit was less than 24 hours and this next one may be shorter. one market will be the first of two stops for the president to raise money and some say he may need all he can get in this race if the economy doesn't turn around. hearing the president is coming back to the bay for the second time in two weeks. reaction, even from some san francisco residents was mixed. >> i don't have much good to say about him. the economy is not doing well and he hasn't done much. >> today was a big dame the unemployment rate is significant. >> reporter: usf political science professor cory cook said there is still a long way to go but disappointing jobs

numbers could open the door for romney. >> the economy if -- this is a short blip and picks back up. if this is as far as it goes it's a problem. >> reporter: based on the comments today the president and romney appear to be gearing up for a campaign centered on the president's handling of the economy. >> my message to congress is, now is not the time to play politics, now is not the time to sit on your hands. >> he is always quick to find someone to blame. first bush and then congress, atm machines, europe, he always has someone. >> reporter: and the analyst we talked to is calling it a test approximate phase of the campaign. with california in the president's column the experts say both the visits the president and romney will be limited likely to fundraising. we are live in san francisco. >> more details on the

president's scheduled visit next week. he is set to attend a small round table at one market plaza on wednesday morning. following that another fundraiser at the merchant's exchange and after that the president flies to los angeles for evening gala. ahead in nine minutes we will hear about job prospects in bay area and the tactic that seekers using when the outlook is bad. >> 11 weeks since sierra lamar disappeared. though a homicide suspect is in jail, many people hold to hope that she is a live. lloyd is in fremont where people gathered for a rally tonight and said why they remain hopeful. >> reporter: washington high and fremont is where sierra went to school before the family moved to morgan hill. tonight's gathering was not a vigil but a faith and hope rally. they lit candle, wore band was

her name and displayed signs and pictures of the missing girl. they wanted everybody to know they haven't given up the hope that she is still alive. >> we really feel she is out there despite what the sheriff's office has said. >> reporter: a 21-year-old is being held for the hid napping murder of sierra but there is no body, murder weapon or murder location. >> we don't have any indication that she is not alive so as long as i have that i'm continuing. >> thank you. . >> we still need everybody. we still need the support and we haven't found her yet. we are just trying to encourage people to keep coming out and not give up. >> reporter: there are about 150 people here tonight at the beginning the search for her, more than 500 people showed up at a similar gathering at the school. >> i really won't accept it

until they find a body and i know for sure that it's true. >> thank you. >> reporter: tomorrow there will be another volunteer search in morgan hill. it was stressed tonight they are looking for evidence. live in fremont. ktvu channel 2news. >> now to los angeles for the third day of testimony in the preliminary hearing of two men accused of beating brian stow at dodger stadium. today the court head graphic testimony from one of stow's friends who was with him at the game. the witness is off camera as he describes what happened. >> looked like he was already unconscious going to the ground. he was going straight back, his arms were limp, kind of out behind him like gravity had taken him and it was like a tree falling, no movement and he didn't make any attempt to -- wasn't able to break the fall. >> testimony is expected to

resume next wednesday. the preliminary hearing held to decide if there is enough evidence to bring the two men to trial. >> a woman is under arrest accused of using a stolen credit card in this case the interesting part is how she was caught. police say the 34-year-old tracy wheeler used her own card to get a discount on items and then paid for them with a card from a purse she stole. the card made the identification easier. she now faces charges of identity theft, burglary and forgery. a pleasant hill police sketch -- police released a sketch based on a woman 's vision of a man she said tried to rape her. she said he forced his way into her car saturday night near the target shopping center. he made -- and that he made her drive to martinez where he tried to rape her but she escaped. the woman said the man stole

her car. >> investigators say a marijuana operation is to blame for an explosion in vacaville. the people inside the home were processing hash oil for marijuana yesterday afternoon when it happened. the explosion sent two inside the home to the hospital. they suffered minor injuries. environmentists upset with the new plan to exempt part of the high speed rail project from environmental laws. he wants to fast track high speed rail and get buildings started in order to create jobs. they say the project needs more investigation, not less. the legislature would need to approve any environment alex acceptions. the toll authorities reminding driver that tolls for moultrie axle vehicles will go up next month. the toll on the seven state owned bridges will increase to it five dollars times the number of axles. that works out to $15 for a car towing a single axle20 for four

and 35 for big rigs with seven axles. on the golden gate bridge the rate will be six dollars times the number of axles with a one dollar discount for fast track. >> trends and community leaders remembered a transgendered killed this spring in a unsolved homicide. people gathered to honor the life of brandy martell shot and killed at the end of april. police haven't made any arrests. martell was in a car when she was killed. >> a bust of george masconi once disappeared is now on display just across the street at the museum of modern art. as david stevenson says the controversial work has been out of public view for years. >> it hasn't been exhibited in san francisco since 1993, now portrait of george, the slain mayor is back on display at the

city's museum of modern art. >> it rocked me back on my heels. it was shocking to me how strong it remained. >> reporter: robert seen here created the piece for the newly dedicated center. the mayor was murdered by a supervisor dan white in 1978. >> this is the work i always had -- i always lusted after because it's among his most important works. >> reporter: it perfectly captures the mayor's toothy smile and lively eyes but it's the pedastal that prompted outrage. it includes a imprint of the type of gun used to kill the mayor and harvey milk. the twinkie refers to white's claim that he was on a sugar high. >> the mayor felt it was not helpful to the city. >> reporter: the peace as returned to the artist and went into private collections. >> this changed his life.

changed his work in a profound wait a minute i think it he realized serious purposes that art can have. >> reporter: museum goers say the piece is still powerful. >> i think it's fantastic that this piece is back where it belongs, it was meant for san francisco and it needs to be here. >> the bust of the mayor will stay on display through the fall. in san francisco, david stevenson. >> the travelers could face delays, the reason for temporary closures at sfo and oakland international. >> the bay area weekend here. i'm back in just ten. ly show you where the fog is going and how it'll impact saturday afternoon. >> and a major

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jewish vocational services. thousands of unemployed and under employed still come here to take classes like this one. >> anybody need help? >> reporter: to improve their job skills or hunt down job leads. it was this month three years ago that economists declared an end to the long recession and the beginning of the recovery but those hear wonder recovery, what recovery. >> i wouldn't dream it would take this long to find employment. >> reporter: this man is only a part time temporary job. it's all he can get as he searches for full time position positions. >> employers getting hundreds of resumes sot competition is stiff. >> the recovery is something we read about, something most don't experience and that's what is troubling. >> reporter: job drought has declined but corporate profits are up 15%. it's not trickingl down.

>> i'm seeing a lot of jobs that -- really just the salary set is significantly lower than it was. benefits aren't being offered. >> what we are looking at it the moment of economic worry and political pair alice. >> reporter: the situation could get better or worse. lots depends on the economic crisis in europe. in san francisco, ktvu. >> face back stock fell again today, shares fell $1.88 to close at 27 collar dollar 7 two cents. that's down 27% from lieutenants first price of $38. facebook users are getting a chance, their chance to vote on new features to the site. the policy said users get seven days to weigh in on the changes. if more than 7,000 comment on a particular change it goes up for a vote. there is a catch. facebook said the vote will

only count if more than 30% of active users vote. >> two sacramento sheriff's deputies facing weapons charges. they are accused of selling dozens of guns that are illegal in california like high powered rifles mounted on pistol frames. prosecutors say some of helicopter went to criminals. both deputies have pleaded not guilty. oakland police were at the scene a fatal shooting. a man was found dead inside a mini marte. he may have been shot outside and then went into the store. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. he had at least one gun shot wound to the west. police say they have no suspects. >> investigators say someone with a welding torch started a fire. firefighters say they had to tear down the sheet metal walls

to put out the flames. the warehouse is used in part by a vintage clothing company for story age. investigators in marin want to know what sent a driver of this pick up truck truck over a cliff. it was found this afternoon near shoreline and panoramic highway but when officials went to look they didn't find anyone inside. >> a man is under arrest tonight accused of using an unusual dispensaries in a string of bank robber i, the investigation led temperature to a 35-year-old daron williams. he is a accused of wearing a mask to hide himself as an elderly white man and then rob ten banks. he is now facing counts of robbery and weapons charges. >> four bay area hospitals are being fined over errors that state officials say put people in danger. the department of public health

said the centers are among 13 hospitals in california that made policy and administrative mistakes that could have resulted in injury or death. a plane crashed today. it happened at about 11 today as it took off. witnesses say the engine sputtered as if the plane lost power. it went into a steep dive and crashed nose first. the pilot was the only person on board the home built plane. his name hasn't been released. the ntsb is investigating. >> both oakland and san francisco international airports will be working on runways this it weekend. the work will affect sfo the most. one of the primary arrival runways, 28 left will be shut down all weekend for construction work. instead of 60a rivals an hour it'll only handle 30 and that is going to lead to delays.

>> going to be impact if we had rain or fog. >> now for oakland one of the main runways will be closed to arrivals from eight until six both saturday and sunday and traffic patterns will change overnight that could result in more noise. >> a nice day today. temperatures very warm, especially inland. 96 antioch, highs tomorrow will be off a few degrees, they will come down. the fog at the coast right now and as we go through the weekend it'll cool things off. the forecast for fog along the coast at pacifica and half moon bay. it'll get stuck behind the coastal hills, that is why there won't by a lot of cooling tomorrow. a little bit and then on sunday more fog. that will provide further cooling. forecast highs tomorrow. not as many 90's. most of us will see a lot of 08's and 70's. along the coast 60s with plenty

of fog. we will look at the weekend. show you which day will have the warmest temperatures, obviously and take a look at that rain scheduled perhaps for next week. i will see you back here. >> graduation ceremonies in vallejo for ten new firefighters sent up sparks. families and friends on hand as the graduates showed off their new skills. they will serve a three year apprenticeship. it's seen as a milestone. one problems had forced the closing of three stations and staffing cuts. the new recruits are funded by a grant. >> a change coming to it a well known comic book character. a sign of the times, a hero comes out of the closet. who and why. >>

. a new twist to an old comic book classic. thehe green lantern is coming out of the closet. am beer lee is live where people say it's a sign of the times. . >> reporter: we are in the castro where there is a lost excitement that dc comic is recreating green lantern was a gay character. >> huge thing for them to have well known established character like allen scott to be a gay man. >> reporter: heros are strong, brave and in some cases gay. greenen lantern will join just a hand. ofof gay comic book characters, created in the 40s will come out of the closet next wednesday. this is the new cover. >> it's really, really positive that we get a role model who is a good guy, the leader of a group of heros. >> reporter: a group called one

million moms opposes the idea. on it's website it said these companies heavyly influencing our youth by using children's heroes to brain wash them in think that the gay lifestyle choice is normal and. >> i grew up with the green lantern. kind of a shocker. >> reporter: this mother said a gay hero is a good idea. >> opening him up to something, it's not something you can hide. >> reporter: others said that comic books should reflect reality. >> i think it would be good and probably been a long time. >> reporter: james owner of a comic bookstore said the first green lantern character allen scott had a gay son seen here. it makes sense that dc comics and the writer redid the character as a gay man. >> that's what they are trying do is more represent people. >> reporter: i'm told that the writer james robinson lives in the bay area and new updated heroes include a mixed race spiderman who is african american and latino.

live in san francisco. amber lee. ktvu channel 2news. >> jc penny creating controversy with a new ad. this new father's day ad features a real life same sex couple. two dads and their children and reaction has been mixed. >> i'm glad there is a advertisement that reflects reality. >> i'm not wild about it. >> why? >> reporter: the conservative group called one million moms is also obvious. >> the california state seven sitta giving a green light to a bill that would regulate red light cameras, the bill passed in a unanimous vote. it'll establish statewide standards and stream line the process for anyone challenging

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. next tuesday california will decide who will have the power to tax them, how to spend their money and make law that affect all of us. despite the huge stakes the california primary doesn't seem to be attracting a lot of attention here in the bay area excement for one race in which the established power structure is facing an unusual challenge. ken wayne has tonight's special report. >> reporter: congressman stark has been representing a wide area of the east bay for 40

years but his hold on his office appears to he weakening, he is 81 and spent about half his life in the house. this is stark speaking before a panel of editors and reporters of the san francisco chronicle earlier this month. stark who is worth about $50 million was asked about the scandal around the east bay solar company that took a half billion dollars in loans and then declared bankruptcy. >> wish i had a big enough expense law to get one of those new passes that -- they will make on the electric car. >> reporter: perhaps he confused them with tessla a nearby company but then he also accused a writer of giving money to his opponent. >> i they one of the members of your group here contributed to them. >> who? >> reporter: when challenged to show evidence to back up that

accusation. >> see if i can find it. >> reporter: he couldn't. >> no. maybe i just got that name incorrect. >> reporter: he has accused his maina opponent of bribery, stark later admitted he had no evidence of that charge and apologized. we asked him to sit down and talk to us about the election but his campaign manager turneddous down. we found him outside an office in pleasanton. >> i just have a busy schedule. i'm sorry. i have to get off to see important people. >> reporter: we went the extra step of seeking out one of his better known supporters, who spoke up for the 19 term congressman. >> on manufacturing, i have always found him engaged the right policies and that's -- that's what i support about him. >> reporter: other public figures he worked have turned against him. >> you have to know when it's time. . >> reporter: char lie was the

high profile sheriff of alameda for 20 years who retired at 76 because of his age. >> when are you 80 and i'm 81 so i can talk about this, you should reflect on what you have done in life. >> reporter: next week stark faces the most serious challenge of his four decade career and from inside his own party. >> we have had one debate where i met him. >> reporter: the dublin city councilmember is not only challenging another democrat but mimicking his dethrowning of a 81-year-old exactly 40 years ago. >> people are frustrated with congress. they see to much partisan bickering stark i believe is not part of the problem but at root of the problem. he is the number one most partisan member of congress according to national journal. >> reporter: another man is running against stark as a independent. >> there is a level of after

gansz that develops when you have been in office for 40 years. rstark faces other problems, his residence has been on a bay estate in marijuanay land maryland. ken wayne. >> stark's 15th district has been newly drawn and now covers most of southernal south, alameda. it when yous any party candidate to run in the party election and sends the top two to a runoff in the november general election. >> voters in san jose next week could approve a plan aimed at saving their city millions by changing how retirement plans funded. ballots already being counted ahead of the election day next tuesday. if passed it would have a two tier pension system. new employees would have a

lower cost retirement plan and current employee who have to pay more to stay in higher cost plans. >> we will more than likely dip down to 900 officers, they cannot -- not be able to hire enough to replace the officers that leave. >> the first year we will save about 25 million that. will go up for 40 years, it'll be huge savings, billions of dollars in savings, right on this measure b. >> reporter: if it passes the measure would likely be challenged in court and cities and state around the nation will watch for that outcome. the vice mayor of clayton plead not guilty to charges of eminem embezzling. he has served since 2008 and his term expire this is november. >> the west uninied school district finished paying off a loan four year as head of

schedule. the district officials were at ford elementary in richmond to hand over the final eight million dollar payment for a 28 and a half million dollar state loan they got 20 years ago. this means that the district is no longer under state control and in fact they are calling today, their version of independence day. the mayor in berkeley is pushing for a ordinance to make it illegal to sit on sidewalks in commercial areas, it's already illegal to lay down on them, now he wants to outlaw sitting on sidewalks in commercial areas between seven in the morning and ten at night. >> lots of places for people to sit. that's one of the thing that happened with the public for all we established all kinds of benches and opportunities for people to sit. they don't have to sit on the sidewalk. >> the mayor said he realizes it's controversial. he plans to present it to the

city council on june 12th. >> a north bay pilot arrested for flying under the influence was ordered to start serving his sentence tonight. a plane reported seeing a small plane flying erratically. he later plead no contest but said he was not drunk. he is to serve four days in jail. >> it's a sight you rarely get to see. what tourists were able to catch on video during a trip. >> and back here in just ten. your weekend is here. one day will be warmer than the other one and in the five-day forecast.

. it's rare you get to see this a huge iceberg flipping, part breaks off from a g lacier and rices up. a tourist was shooting video during a tour. this happened in march and is now posted on youtube. experts say the flipping happening regularly but is rarely videoed. in florida a judge ordered george zimmerman back to jail with in 48 hours. the judge said zimmerman misled the court saying he had limited continue funds to meet bail. he actually had 13 5,000 dollars raised on a website he set up. he is charged with second degree murder in the killing a black teen he confronted while doing a neighborhood watch. >> in news of the world tonight voters decided to bite the bullet in irireland and ratified a measure that will

mean tough austerity measures. a no vote could have lead to national bankruptcy. in iran one of the cheer virus that caused problems to its nuclear program reportedly came from the united states. the new york times said the president ordered the attack continuing the efforts of president george bush. one problem with the virus was that it spread around the world on accident and then everybody knew about it. and in china a taxi driver his passenger were stuck in raging waters and were nearly swept away. they stayed there for at least an hour before they were finally rescued. the taxi was crossing a dam when flood waters heavy rains pushed over the edge and it landed on a ledge. workers used a cran experience the driver and his passenger were pulled to safety. >> google has apparently found a way to warn users in china about censorshin. when users tried to search for

censored items they were disconnected, now they are being told the search is likely to be blocked. it's one of the reasons yacht market share there has dropped. >> saturday marks the start of a four day celebration in the united kingdom marking the diamond jubliee of the queen. last minute practices were underway in london. the list of events she will attend includes one of her favorites a horse race along with a concert and special services. the british council general gave a little prospect. >> she has hosted eight different united states presidents in the uk. she has really seen so much and brings so much experience. >> after 60 years on the throne she is the second longest serving monarch in

british history. queen victoria served 63 years. >> it only happens two years and takes over one part of san francisco. >> tonight they are transforming city hall. we will take you inside and give you the look at preparations to the ball. >> and will we see warmer or cooler temperature this graduate, now that your journey begins, you're going to need a powerful connection ! felicidaaaadeeeees ! with this droid 4 by motorola on verizon 4g lte,

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. preparations are in full swing for a one of san francisco's most anticipated events, the black and white ball. janet live in the city tonight to explain what is different this year. >> reporter: a lot frank. you can see it here on the t- shirt. the 100th anniversary of the symphony and they are practicing for the light show they will have tomorrow. the building around the civic center are all lit up. new thing its, party favor ring

was a little bit of bring. you can see here and they will have these jumbo screens so people can inside where it'll play for the first time with a headline act. >> >> around city hall it was a symphony of sound. as crews set up rolling out the black and white carpets for tomorrow's black and white ball. it's one of the hottest events in town. >> we had have ten bands on five stages and there will be dancing and any kind of band regardless of your like in music. >> reporter: the black tie affair is held every other year and draws thousands of people to the civic center for a concert, food and outdoor parties, today we got a tour through the patron tent for high end donors who pay up to 5,000 dollars a plate for dinner and a photograph with

the headliner paul simon. it's to benefit the education program. >> that's over 75,000 bay area children receive music education again for five straight years, grades one through five. free of charge from the symphony. >> reporter: one note this stretch will be shut down for the party, organizers say that the concert tickets almost sold out but there are still tickets for the after party that are available. you can get those up to tomorrow night at the box office. they are $250 per person. reporting live in san francisco. >> it's prom night for special young people who usually don't get to have a lot of fun. more than 12500 patients at the hospital are enjoying a under

water paradise. the a 16-year-old was nervous, the pain us cord kept him from going to a pain for five-years. >> you know girls. >> going to be girls there. >> yeah and -- you know -- haven't really gotten to talk to i at love people in the past five-years. >> hundreds of volunteers spent countless hours getting everything just right for the prom. they wanted to make sure they would have a night to remember. >> next tuesday will be the last time most of us will get a chance to see the transit of venus a very rare event when venus passes in front of the sun. these are from the last time it happened in 2004. the transit of venus happens tice twice eight years in testify 235 years. you you can look at it

projected on paper through a telescope or nasa will stream it live on the internet. >> and temperatures cooling off. it was a warm evening. the sea breeze kickedn. the fog showing up and temperatures have dropped. santa rosa, 64 degrees, out in livermore just 60 degrees, that on shore flow of wind and cool air making into the valley. it'll be cooler tomorrow. we know that. based on the fog at the coast. forecast for fog tomorrow will be right at the coast and around the bay. on sunday more fog and that -- extended fog will be a bigger cooling influence on -- sunday is the coolest day. hire we are saturday morning. fog to hayward. sunday a cooler day. just based on the fog foot print.

fog gets back to the coast tomorrow afternoon but it'll be foggy. through the micro climate the low 60s. the mid60s in san francisco, 70's as you head over to hayward and fremont and then out into the big valley and closer to heat and -- closer to san francisco, closer to fresno and stockton and you will find mid80's. most of the temperatures tomorrow will cool off a few degrees, the heat was there the last two day, it'll still be in the central valley but we are cooling because of that system. it gets closers, picks up the fog. on sunday picks up more. a lot more and that is the cooling. sunday is the coolest day on the weekend because there will be more fog. the forecast for rain, as i said on monday check it out. into monday morning, shower showers, a frontalla system, not on sunday. sunday is fine. that's the low i showed you. it'll kick on through monday morning and into monday

afternoon and we may get showers, we will see snow flurries into lake tahoe. that's on monday. forecast highs tomorrow that is -- into saturday. lots of 80's. 85 in pittsburgh, you still have heat. still -- in antioch. that's not bad. it's pleasant. not to hot. today i thought was hot. we came up into the upper 90's in parts of the valley. cool tomorrow. good air quality, the five-day forecast, with your bay area weekend in view good. it is cooler. if you want to outdoor barbecue tomorrow night is your best bet. sunday more cooling. >> yeah. still pretty nice. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> someone return aid book to the public library today that was more than 37 years over due. the book came with the original check out slip showing a due date of november 27th 1974. there was on apology note as

well. the branch manager said she is just happy the book has returned and there won't be a late fine. >> today was a big day for anyone who likes doughnuts, today was national doughnut day and many companies handed out free ones. it dates back to 1938 when the salvation army gave them out during the great depression. . >> the raceway about to get a ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation.

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corporate sponsor. they decided not to renew the naming rights agreement it's had for ten years. before that it was called sear's point. it'll be known as sonoma raceway until a new sponsor is found. >> let's talk baseball. seems like the giants making a move. >> yeah. starting to play, consistent and looks like giant fans can resume looking at the standings, four games, only back of the dodgers and playing their most consistent ball of the year despite making toker iting tonight as you will see. third inning couple more hits tonight for cabrera in the triple alley. ryan will raise aroundo score. he was on base four times tonight. giants off to the 3-0 lead against the lowly cubs, win of the night with the a shut out lead. gave up two hits, castillo and

alfonso takes him deep a three run homer. madison can only watch. 4-3. they put a couple more men on but lopez comes in to get the final out. 4-3 final. it's ugly right now for the a's and getting no prettier tonight. nine straight losses, shut out again. does nothing for the offense. betancourt does for kansas. shot to right. redick playing with it out there. 1-0 against colon. they can't do anything right. they have a couple men on here. weeks off for third. never supposed to make the final out of an inning at third unless you know you can make it. fireworks go off in kansas city. in the 51 year history of the mets you are about to see something that has never happened in their half half of the big apple. >> it has happened.

in their 51st season, santana has. >> the mets born in 1962 at santana the first pitcher ever for them to throw a no hitter there was a great catch by a met out field tore save it and a blown call by a umpire, it should have been a hit but in the record books after 8,020 games they finally have a no hit hit pitcher. you can look it up. arondo a piece of museum wick a theme that repeats. rondo is music to celtics fans ears and he repeats his feat over and over. kj had something to do with it. is he pumped up. 24 points, did garnet. boston leading most of the day. second half. they built a 21 point lead. check rondo out. you have to appreciate it in slow motion. the fake. he had 21 points, continue assists, celtics still down 2-

1, game four sunday. absolutely nothing doing for the cal women at the world serious. bears glad for the double elimination, georgia deep for oklahoma. rickettss meanwhile for the sooners throws a two hitter, struck out 16, number one seed cal now must win tomorrow to stay alive. there was a tiger sighting on the leader board. is he only one back now after a three under 69 here at the 16th. 194 yards with in about five feet. he had five birdies, he is one back of rory. that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> he hasn't been second for a while. >> yeah. that's -- been a long while. >> thank you. >> and thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning team will be here at seven tomorrow as san francisco gets ready for the big party at the black and white ball and we are

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