can be seen every week on the hugely popular will wars on animal planet welcome to show captain paul watson well thank you now captain watson japan's whaling season there catch for the year was cut by fifty percent over the previous season tell us about the sea shepherd its role in making that happen while i set the sea shepherd conservation society up not as a protest organization but as an interventionist group to go after poachers already illegal fishing or illegal whaling operations and that's what we've been doing since well one thousand nine hundred seventy seven really and we started going after the japanese fleet in two thousand and two then we had to come back we were able to come back here until two thousand and five but since two thousand and five we've been down there every season intervening and the object is to cut their quotas to negate their profits now let's talk about the contrast your approach with other let's scots call the environmentalists i remember hearing you talk about this and saying it's ok to take a moral position it's ok to take them to court but unless. attack

jim: birdie for watson. bubba goes up one if you will. >> i have been sitting out here at the tower. 235 yards today, back, left hole lokeds. 40 paces on. only seven paces behind it before you find disaster where steve elkington's ball came to rest behind the flag. this has to be one of pete dye's most diabolical holes. it is an intimidating shot somewhere between a 6-iron and 4-iron for these two guys. a fraction of wind helping now right to left. still around 15 miles per hour wind gust to 20. nick: it will make it far more difficult. >> this is the three-hole aggregate playoff. martin kaymer with a par. jim: 6 minutes and big brother and undercover boss on america's number one network. jim: you saw late in the day some really brilliant shots. elkington hit one that looked like it had the flagstick covered. dustin johnson made birdie that at the time looked like it would be the shot we remembered this tournament by. >> nick watney as well. had to really play long and left with his second. took disaster out

so watson and kyleer in a three-hole playoff. watson birdies 10, kaymer needed this bogey putt to win it. gets it, winning his first major, the 92nd pga championship. >> just won my first major, and i'm just on tour since four years, and i got goose bumps taking about it. >> i never once crossed my mind i was in a sand trap. it's very unfortunate. i guess in the only worse thing that could happen is if i made the putt on the last hole. still, i never once thought it was a sand trap. >> mike: if the giants were wondering who is your daddy, the padres confirmed it today. buster posey, always prepared at the yard. tim lincecum struggling again in. in the second. two runs score, 4-0 padres a. timmy lasted 3-2/3 innings, gave up five. in the third, buster posey, see ya. two-run blast. but it was all san diego. former giant, torrealba, a mammoth blast to left. makes it 7-2. padres push their lead back to 3-1/2 games over the giants with an 8-2 victory. >>> from minneapolis where the a's were swept by the twins. davis grounds into the d

consider the ubconjamboree, george watson did. all of those stories on "a second look". >> hello emp, i'm frank somerville. it's the middle of summer and for millions of americans that means to load up the kids and hit the road. tonight on "a second look" we revisit the invention that brought us so much freedom, the automobile, but we start first with the history of an organization that has long been there whenever you left the lights on and need a tow. ktvu's bob mackenzie first brought us the story of "the triple ten years ago. >> reporter: those horseless carriages were mucking up the air and scaring the horses. of course you to be rich to own an automobile, which didn't add to their popularity with everyone else. as the second decade began, the auto owned the streets in san francisco and other big up toes, but it was still the rich who owned them. henry ford changed all of that. instead of making cars one at a time, the ford factory mass- produced them with an idea called osembly lines. each worker did the same job over and ov

and an interview with golf pro tom watson. your forecast coming up in just minutes. >>> we love our tv, but people are cutting the cable cord these days. nbc bay area reporter scott is here to say it's not just business. >> reporter: the decision to cut back on cable is partly because of the recession, but it's also largely because of the choices we have thanks to technology. when 19-year-old joshua gesi shops for a laptop, he's taking his entire media experience into account. because for joshua, and as it turns out, an increasing number of people, his favorite shows come from the internet and not from a cable company. >> to follow them, i just go onto either the web site of the station itself or i go places like hulu and watch it there. because it's free, and i can watch it wherever i want because i can just take my laptop. >> you ladies ready to play a little ultimate frisbee? >> reporter: make no mistake, tvs are still selling, but for the first time people are cutting back on paid tv, snipping the cable cord partly due to

bubba watson and martin kaymer in a three-hole playoff. watson needs to make this to put the pressure on kaymer. flag stick. watson stunned kaymer with a short putt for the pga championship on a day that will be remembered for a controversial ruling on 18. >>> baseball, strange call ended the twins bid for a no-hitter. after seven innings of no-hit ball, the manager pulls his pitcher to protect his ailing elbow. they beat the as 4-2 in what could have been the sixth no-hitter of the year. >>> rockies and brewers tied at five in the ninth. the boy named troy, rbi single up the middle for troy. dexter fowler comes in with the winner. rockies roll 6-5. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill steward. >>> which former disney star got hitched? your "early today" morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how a group of sick children are experiencing life in the fast lane. you're watching "early today." the cool spot along the california coast. in san francisco we'll try to get you afternoon sunshine. ancho

watson birdied the first time. all square on 18. his second shot and watson get wet and he double bogies the hole. with his bogey putt to win the first major and got it. he wins the 92nd pga championship. >> i just won my first major, and i'm just on tour since four years. i got goose bumps talking about it. it is fantastic. >> it never once crossed my mind i was in a sand trap. it is very unfortunate. the only worse thing that could happen is if i made that putt on the last hole. but i never once thought that it was a sand trap. >> that was a very questionable call by the pga. johnson was professional. i would have gone ballistic. that's two majors he has given away this season. we have another question, what is wrong with tim lincecum? the padres knock him around. ♪ (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in your 30s... ...your bones can begin to change. overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calcium and vitamin d work together to help keep your bones strong. and yoplait

bubba watson caught fire on 13. the long putt for birdie. he is in the club house at 11-under withed the lead. martin kaymer had the lead blew it and makes this gusty par on 18 to join watson. dustin needs a par on 18 to win it. pushes the par putt, would seemingly join watson and kaymer for a playoff, but kaymer -- but he is called for a two-stroke penal for grounding a club. looks like the rough at whistling straits. he has two-stroke penalty and out of the playoffs. now we go to 18. it's a three-hole aggregate. both birdied. bubba hits in the drink martin kylemer, your pga champion. what a day. warriors steph curry a finalist for the world team championship. coming up at 6:00 nascar, and we hear from dustin johnson and your pga >> alan: coming up in half hour at 6:00, police say a german tourist riding a bike was killed in a hit-and-run accident this weekend. the second tourist from germany to be killed here in the past week. the federal government is about to hand over a billion collars to help california schools. join us for abc-7 news

so just watson and timer compete in the three hole playoffs. then here on the second hole birdies so they are tied again heading into the third hole. that's where watson gets into trouble and needs to make this shot from the bunker to stay alive. close but no cigar. 25-year-old martin kimer needs to win for this short part in the united states. he is the only german ever to win a major golf championship. as a consultation, both watson and johnson clinch 6 clinched a spot on the usa ryder cup today. tiger woods shot a one over 73. he is tied for 28th. he is likely to make the ryder cup as a captain's choice. >>> meanwhile phil mickelson shot the best round of the day. five under 67 tied for 12th place. more golf coming up. annika sorenstam, where is she now? catch up with her and show you the best and the . >> the 49ers under-achieving defensive lineman bamer is still a. wol. they didn't miss him at all. >> manning led indy to ten points on just 16 place. san francisco's first team offense start we had a thud. michael robinson fumbles it. they i

the george watson brought us the story of this pivotal battle in the war in the pacific. >> reporter: this is red beach on the island of guadal canal. this was the sight of the first american pacific of the war in the pacific. a lot of people ask where is this place? certainly if you asked any of the 10,000 marines who landed here in the late summer of 1942 they wouldn't have had any idea. but this was the farthest expansion of the japanese army. from here they planned to invade new guinea cut off supplies to australia and new zealand and inn veiled australia. but on august 7, 1972 they were going to take away the airfield and the island and in so doing answer the question of an anonymous marine private. his question was where the hell is guadal canal. on august 7th they landed without a casualty. japanese were taken completely by surprise. by the 8th of august they got what they were after the field. henderson field was 3600 feet long but only partially completed. there were about 2,000 japanese on the island when the navy began the pre-invasion bomb barredment. to a man they fled in

the 25-year-old from germany holds off bubba watson for his first career major win. >> i don't know if i can describe it. you know, walking up there, you know, seeing the shot, that it never once crossed my mind that i was in the sand trap. it's very unfortunate. the only worse thing that could have happened is if i were to make that put on the road. >> let's turn to where we are here in indianapolis, the the 49ers, just the two-road victory all last season, trying to figure out how to do that, they made the strides today against the powerful indianapolis man. and when he retired, the rookie showed that he's the guy with a backup job. manning played two series and he was 8-10. 91 yards. he picked up 16 yards in the first quarter, leading to a seven-yard touchdown run. he barely makes it to this lawn and it was 10-0 colts. he was not as sharp for the late last quarter. he can't hold onto the fast ball, into the hand. powers return to 53 yards in the 39 territory. an interception, no touchdowns. second quarter, manning is out. and they deflected near the end zone, and reggie smith gets t

from bubba watson watson himself shot a six under sixty four in his opening round inslee westwood could also take the number one spot is seven shots back. now russia's biggest possible star hundred kurylenko says he regrets missing out on the upcoming world championships the utah jazz forward is recovering from injury but has been in moscow promoting the sport and taking time to catch up with the national team caroling nickname be a k forty seven was on hand at the popular under the bridge playground in moscow and said despite being out of action he still appreciates being around the russia squad. so it was a very serious look at all the furthest from the us. this is needed i have to make the decision to sleep he will not make you change everything seems to be spot three months which is a. long long time in the playoffs you know it's it's really easy so it's a particularly good deal with. the leverage ready. to start but here are the cards. right here are a little safer just. talk to the older guys i think i like it's a huge i very much on the streets so everybody the same pace coaches

watson showing great touch to stop things off there but when it mattered most a ceremonial tapping him for the third giving him the most important victory of these korea. this is obviously the biggest german all the majors this is the biggest tournaments that they can win in your career and i cannot win anything anything beer the majors they're the biggest service we play and just knowing that i can win the tournament like that gives me a huge confidence for any other dirt i will play for the rest of my the rest of my career tiger woods meanwhile continues to struggle the world no one finished tied for twenty eighth that whistling straits on failed to automatically add a spot on their ryder cup team u.s. captain corey pavan will announce the four remaining picks until september the seventh. he's number one player in the world and that's a pretty good pretty good pro. you know obviously concerning him highly. no doubt about it. you know he's playing better. and i think we've all seen that he wants to play he wants to be part of the team. but it's going to be my judgment you know whether

on the third hole of the playoff, bubba watson used his wedge to get out of the sand trap and his ball hits the flag but rolls away. then 25-year-old martin kaymer of germany just misses the par putt but taps in for the bogey to beat watson and win the pga championship by one stroke. >>> in baseball, cincinnati is back in first place in the national league central division. miguel cairo of the reds hit a two-run home run to account for all of cincinnati's runs against florida. the reds' 2-0 shutout of the marlins gives cincinnati a one game in the lead in the standings over st. louis. >>> atlanta's troy glaus had a three-run homer against the doj dodgers and the braves pounded los angeles 13-1. atlanta tops the national league east by two games over philadelphia. >>> and in the american league, michael young of texas hit a three-run home run in the seventh against boston. the 7-3 win over the red sox stretches the rangers' lead in the american league western division to 8 1/2 games. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and campaign clout. plans to deploy

know about left bubba watson to put that out in the ensuing playoff watson showing great touch to start things off came or however stepped up when it mattered at ceremonial top and for par in the third victory in the final major of the season. this is obviously the biggest german all the majors is the biggest tournaments that they can win in your career and. when anything anything dear the majors they're the biggest areas we play just knowing that i can win determined like that gives me a huge confidence for any other tour and i will play for the rest of my for the rest of my career martin and his new best friend there brings us to the poor russia kept up thirty able to help inform on the final day of action at the twenty ten european swimming championships. the only russian to win gold on sunday but she also cost her team another top place finish now the eighteen year old adding a second individual gold in the fifty meter breaststroke plenty of record wins for the russians in budapest also setting a european championship more to the point tonight and second. she couldn't play three goa

like watson who rushed all day. he birdies his 13th. they finish 11 under, can only hope johnson falters but he birdied 16, then 17 get this is one to drop for another birdie. all he had to do is go and parr18 and win his first major. here is where it gets weird. johnson's t shot lands in the waste bunker. he has to hit a second shot out and ends up boging the hole. he thought it was a three way play off but is he told he grounded his club before he took the second shot. that dirt area is part of a bunker so grounding the club is a two stroke penal. he take ace triple bogie. falls in to a tie for 5th. . watson need this ball to go on the third hole and it doesn't. that means martin can putt out and win his first tournament ever played in the united states afterwards they asked him what this victory means for germany. he said i'm overwhelmed and i don't even know what it means to me. there he is. the 6th first time major winter the last seven major tournaments. r dustin joins jason and steve in 5th. tiger tied for 28th. sounds like is he

bubina watson would birdie this hole. four under 60. 5 way tie for the lead. the round delayed. phil mickelson will do his thing. earlier he said i have got arthritis. thank you. so do i. doesn't hurt me from talking. round one -- thank you, jackie. i am just one man. vern glenn, they blocked off the streets and say block it off for vern or stanley. weir we go -- here we go. the indy car race is set for august 20th. there you go. vernon glen on the streets of san francisco. not since the late great carl molden. the streets of san francisco. >> we will be back, see you tomorrow. with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at that! so you can go online and check out the news, or you can just catch up with old friends -- hey buddy. you can download videos and -- wow, that was fast. you can do it all from the comfort of home. so, as you can see, it's a -- whoa. i'm gonna just go grab a sandwich. [ male announcer ] introducing our fastest internet with speeds up to twenty four megabits per second. switch to high speed internet

bubba watson, francisco calineri completed. matt kuchar right there, he is 4-under par along with els but they must complete their round tomorrow. that's the sporting life, full highlights of the raider preseason game tonight. >> thanks everybody, that is our report. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. for everybody here at ktvu, thanks so much for joining us. have a good night everybody. >> good night.

bubba watson is your leader. tiger is 10 strokes back. >>> we meth a young lady tonight who's scaled the highest peaks on all seven continents. she's been feature on good morning america. she's done some amazing things. as we said, she's done the seven continents, skied both the north and south poles. we asked her what possessed her to do such things. >> my entire life, i'd been reading stories about polar explorers and mount nears and adventurers. about 12 years agod 12 the lightbulb went off. instead of reading these story, i should get out there and experience these things. >> but you had a normal childhood. >> i did. >> not that you care, but i wouldn't want to date someone braver than me or more at letically inclined. >> i save the everest thing for the second date. >>> good night, everybody. vk [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney huge sale this friday and saturday, you can get huge savings on hot looks for school this year. save huge with night and day doorbusters. get huge savings on $4.99 juniors' arizon

matt watson was hospitalized with kidney stones before the game, so watson will not make the trip to seattle for tomorrow night's game. brandon morrow, well, morrow flirted with history today. he was one out away from a no hitter against tampa bay, but evan longoria gets credit for the single. the ball pops right out of adam hill's glove. but no problem, next batter. morrow fans the next batter. that's his 17th strikeout of the game. morrow earns his first complete game shut-out. >> well, the braves own the best home record in baseball. atlanta even used several of its b team players to overcome the giants. giants lost friday and saturday, but today san francisco scores first. second inning, uribe doubles off derek lowe, the big burly pat burrell scores. giants starter jonathan sanchez, he just couldn't hold the lead. the braves backup catcher hits a tee shot, this is the first home run of the year for ross. he makes it 2-1 atlanta. sanchez serves up another fatty to infante. a solo homer for infante. 5-2 in the 7th. giants trying to find some spark. ishikawa, a deep shot off peter m

including watson who was one back. they see and after a great third shot. johnson had a chance for the win. he misses. we're headed for a three-way playoff. but it was determined that johnson's club may have to earlier on the 18th hole after a penalty dropping johnson to 9 under and out. >>> three holes later. the last man standing. the german holds ofwatson for a win. >> andky not describe it. walking up there, you know, seeing the shot it never cross my mind i was in the sand trap. that is unfortunate. i guess the only worse thing. and make that. >>> the 49ers got two wins all last season on the road. so i know it is only pre-season but they learned something. and when coffee retired. the rookie showed he is the guy for the backup job. he was 8 for 10. 91-yards. and 16-yards in the first quarter. that led to a 7-yard touchdown run. barely making it. smith was not as sharp as peyton. late in the first quarter. walk kerr not hold on. and into the hands of draw power. 53-yards into the territory. and smith 37-yards. interception. no touchdown. second quarter

he's three strokes back of bubba watson and fran -- well, it would have been an eagle. >> well, i don't think so. i think the old tiger had him right where he wanted him. not now. >> well -- raiders win. >> they are undefeated. >> any way, bye-bye. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months with dvr included.

watson. the approach of of the rough. the last one, and watson, 4-68, and a 5-tie for the lead. and with a delay in the fog and that is why a lot of the first round was not complete. then phil mickelson! two came out earlier that he suffers from a rare form of arthritis. and this round was called because of darkness, right now, and sausalito. are you ready? j.r. hildebrand. verses vern glenn, in the streets of san francisco today with the upcoming august 20th it intended the raceway. these are in town and that shows you the power of burned glenn. he clears the streets! >> [laughter] >> he does really. and when we return, the before mentioned john tevatron, he is always a fabulous just. we will talk about tiger woods and-tes fabuls guest >> all i can say is that my wife is a great job, and is out of town and she does not know that i'm here working for free! [laughter] >> and with his take on tiger woods, just in one moment. ♪ the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most de

watson is 6-under. in his debut at the bridgeport. >>> ufc the ultimate fighting championship is going like wildfire. the company is word $1 billion. the owners bought it for $2 million and it's coming to the bay area for the first time this saturday. the brazilian anderson silva and another fighter are heading the highly touted u fc card at oracle. they are known for their martial arts background. fighters usually respect each other but the underdog son nan is talking trash to a new level. [ indiscernible ] >> he said to talk about me is easy. try being me. >> by the way, sorrows, that was not a correct information anderson did not say it's easy to talk about me try being me. he said it's easy to talk about me try beeping me. you're not the only one in the room who speaks portugese even though you act like you are. it's a step harder picking up that language than it is understanding pig latin. >> ouch. >> ouch. [ foreign language ] >>> that's all the portugese i know. the california delta is home to so

that record is currently held by jessica watson, of australia. to complete the record, laura has to complete it before her birthday -- her 17th birthday. the record attempt will begin in three weeks' time. the world will be watching her progress closely. >> european scientists say they are one step closer to unraveling the mysteries of supernovas, colossal stars the collapse at the end of their life with a brilliant explosion. researchers are using a special camera to examine the revenants of one. the credit a 3 d image of the massive explosion, helping them understand how debris expelled by the cosmic explosion scattered. it is hoped the data will provide a better understanding of supernova explosions, as well as the elements the planet earth is made out of. coming up, the german cabinet has agreed to lower the minimum driving age to 17 at the beginning of next year. we will be taking an in-depth look at that in a few minutes' time. >> welcome back. the german government has agreed to lower the driving age to 17 beginning next year. the decision

around the monterey bay, look at that ring of clouds right along the coas from santa cruz, watson vil and monterey. more sunshine around gilroy, 65. sunny, president seasonal around the bay today. cooler breeze brings clouds in tomorrow. they hang out a littl longer and that cooler breeze will drop our temperatures before the warm on sunday and builds into the early parts of next week. low pressure pulled away yesterday, bught us that sunshine and significant warming trend. we're in the middle between that and the next low pressure that's going to bri us that cooling trend. tomorrow it's going to reestablish that sea breeze and marine layer. until it does, 82 dublin, mid to upper 80s through most of the east bay valleys to 89 brentwood. east bay shore, sunshine, richmond, berkeley, oakland, low to mid-70s elsewhere. south bay sta mid-70s sunnyvale. low 80s around saratoga and los gatos. on the peninsula sunshine. low to mid-70s here. breeze millbr. upper 60s along th coast today. how about downtown south san francisco and sausalito mid-60s. 72 san rafael. the warm spot in the north ba

i'm senora watson. there was applause. she lowered her head slightly to indicate her humility. i must confess i was surprised to be invited tonight. i'm embarrassed to say i didn't know young people were drunkenly stumbling through the streets in the name of literature. there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get

bay but you're not far from getting into the low to mid-70s either. 73 monterey, 74 santa cruz and 80 watson vil, salinas and 83 gilroy. the number one highlights, the building heat and the poor air quality. not only today but tomorrow. it's going to be clear but pretty warm tonit. breeze, d in the hills which means the fire danger will continue. cooling at the coast. tomorrow but more so wednesday, around the bay thursday and finally inland by friday we're back to where we should be this time of year. actually looking at a cool weeken the high pressure up the pacific northwest stopng the cool and clean air that the sea breeze brings in. instead keeping our pollution at bay literally instead of venting it into the central valley. it's also compressing the atmosphere a trapping it along the lower area. the rm spots along the bay at the century mark if not a little above. the humming of air conditioners. mid to upper 90s today. fremont, 92 degrees. mid to upper 80s for the rest of the east bay shore. down in the south bay today, if you ha a. c. you may wanna use it. low to mid-90s there. mid t

probably upper 70s. 88 sausalito, up to 100 santa rosa, 100 names the record high. 100 gilroy. 84 watson vil, salinas possibly a record high 86. here's the comfort. look, temperates back in the 50s and 60s tonight. look at the clouds ling up along the coast. that's when you know the marine layer's back and the free air conditioning. the reason why? our areas of high pressure are moving to the east. they're losing their grip on us and with this onshore flow -- offshore flow, land breeze weakeni, that's where we'll start to see the winds take over into our all neighborhoods and that will start tonight. tomorrow's tempetures around bay, we dro nearly 15 degrees. drop another 10 to 15 degrees friday, possibly another 2 degrees inland on saturday. going to feel a lot like fall saturday like it did last saturday. maybe even cooler with temperatures dropping 20 to 30 degrees comped to now. a little warming trend for ne week but nothing like this. >> wha a change from now to the weekend. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> we are learning about yet another series of vandalized plants. just the latest.

and watson a name the russian president says the revolutionary title militia should be replaced by police to reflect the professional status of the boy forces. you are tonight he coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program now the save blanket of harmful smog caused by raging wildfires shows no signs of lifting from across the russian capital forest and pea blazes continue to devastate large swathes of central russia with a record breaking heat wave forecast to go on until at least next week i just got it should count as a moscow region for us. the same dam are sitting the same catastrophic. coverage with a thick blanket of toxic smog and this village just outside the city. few days ago and its residents as well as some three hundred people. have lost their homes in the city itself. which is scary. very harmful gases including carbon monoxide is consistent. the norm by some five times. imagine you start the engine of your car in a small garage with. how it feels like in moscow right now it's especially hard on those who don't have air conditioners people are trying t

walnut creek, 77 and 65 for watson veil. the seven-day forecast, drizzle will greet us tomorrow morning mainly the coast and bay. then a slight bumpup on monday and tuesday inland temperatures low 90s, 80 around the bay. even managed 60s, a little more sunshine for the cost by tuesday, and then we're trending back down at the end of next week. >> alan: thank you very much. rick here now with sports in for shu. and the giants had a crucial game today. >> big series against the first-place padres. let's good out to at&t park this afternoon. the giants were in danger of following 4-1/2 games back of the padres. could kung fu rick: going into today's contest against the padres, the gianted had lost eight of nine to san diego. five of them were decided by one run. this afternoon's game at at&t park was another nail-biter. jose guillen was not in the starting lineup. he grounded out in the ninth. gonzalez goes the other way against bum bumgarner. the giants got on the board the 7th. sandoval has liftoff. his second splash landing.

bubba watson and francisco molinari are your leaders after yesterday's opening round. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> actress julia roberts takes on a group of manly men at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll tell you about a college student who's figuring out her career path one week at a time. you're watching "early today." portland 92, excessive heat watch has been issued. 83 in the seattle area. very warm through the deserts. if you're on the coast, clouds will keep you cool there in san diego. 90, medford to portland could be 95 to 100. in las vegas, we're going to warm you up significantly. sunday into monday, we could see some areas near 90 degrees. closer to the water, 80, in phoenix, 113. some of the hottest weather of the summer is heading to the west coast. if you're watching in kcr 3 in sacramento, california, bring your best baked good and celebrate all things banana, tropical music, art and dance at the banana festival. that's your pacific event of the day ver

probably upper 70s. 88 sausalito, up to 100 santa rosa, 100 names the record high. 100 gilroy. 84 watson vil, salinas possibly a record high 86. here's the comfort. look, temperatures back in the 50s and 60s tonight. look at the clouds lining up along the coast. that's when you know the marine layer's back and the free air conditioning. the reason why? our areas of high pressure are moving to the east. they're losing their grip on us and with this onshore flow -- offshore flow, land breeze weakening, that's where we'll start to see the winds take over into our all neighborhoods and that will start tonight. tomorrow's temperatures around bay, we drop nearly 15 degrees. drop another 10 to 15 degrees friday, possibly another 2 degrees inland on saturday. going to feel a lot like fall saturday like it did last saturday. maybe even cooler with temperatures dropping 20 to 30 degrees compared to now. a little warming trend for next week but nothing like this. >> what a change from now to the weekend. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> we are learning about yet another series of vandalized plants. jus

. >> reporter: renee watson hasn't seen the salom kids since the summer after katrina, 2006, when the new york writer donated her time to come here as a guest artist at their summer camp. >> part of what i do with young people all over is helping them cope with trauma using the arts. >> reporter: renee asked the kids to write stories, poetry and plays, a kind of therapy after all the trauma they'd just been through. >> writing it down helps you deal with how you feel. >> i just realized their stories were staying with me. i was thinking about these children all the time and wanted to honor their stories. >> reporter: their words inspired renee to write a book about four friends. >> we're from new orleans, a place where hurricanes happen but that's only the bad side. >> reporter: renee has a page about cooking. >> jumbalaya cornbread and i get to help. >> the calm before the storm is what my granny calls it. the sky doesn't look gray at all. seems like the sun is going to shine forever. >> reporter: then the moment every child here remembers -- leaving home. >> i grabbed some of my fav

live from moscow where it's four thirty pm this is russia today and these are our top stories for you watson is trying to speed up the process of extraditing alleged russian arms dealer viktor boot from bangkok as a ready dispatched a special plane to collect him but new charges the u.s. brought before the extradition was approved could now delay his departure. women's rights campaigners sound the alarm over the rise in the number of female genital mutilation cases in the u.k. although the practice is illegal in the contrary no one's ever been convicted of the crime and thousands are considered to be at risk each year. old russian warships could save the unique underwater world of the black sea ukraine hopes to sink decommissioned vessels in order to create artificial reefs in the crimea. the us constitution is violated daily and the main perpetrators are the president and top federal government officials that's according to former arizona sheriff richard mack he's now advocating state sovereignty is the only way to keep the constitution abiding america intact our interview with him is comin