executed perfectly by the brewers. ryan braun scores the game-wing run as the giants lose to the brewers, 3-2. >>> the a's at home tonight taking on the baltimore orioles. bottom of the third. josh willingham singles to center to give the a's a one-run lead. the orioles would later tie the game at two. coco crisp comes up big with a base hit to center field. the go-ahead run comes in to score and the a's hold on to beat the orioles, 4-2. >>> both the a's and giants will wrap up their series tomorrow. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 11:00, a house on the peninsula for under $100,000? we'll show you. plus, how a number of apps can turn your ipad or iphone into a home security system. y last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. >>> it's home security in your hand anywhere you go. we're talking about how smartphones and tablets, especially the iphone and ipad are changing the way people protect their homes. >> just a quiet neighborhood

the giants got no runs while the brewers were able to pile on six. five of them off matt cain who takes the loss. casey mcgahee brings home the second run of the game. came, still getting trouble from the brewers rickie weeks. a two rbi double. the giants flee milwaukee having lost five of the last six. tomorrow they're in st. louis. buster posey is out for the remainder of the season and might be out until september. but they said his surgery was a success as two screws were inserted into his ankle during a 90-minute procedure. the trainer reports everyone was pleased with the way the ankle came back together. in eight to ten weeks they'll do another procedure. he is resting at home in the east bay. all signs point that he'll be ready for spring training. next, we've got several stories to share with you. one you won't soon forget. the efforts of jeremy affeldt to help uncover and hope any bring an end to child slavery and other human trafficking around the world. serious efforts and other things to know as he teams up with the organization, not for

the giants got no runs while the brewers were able to pile on six. five of them off matt cane who takes the loss to fall to 3-4. casey mcgahee brings home the second run of the game. bottom six, cane still getting trouble from the brewers. rickie weeks has a two rbi double. the giants flee milwaukee having lost five of their last six. 6-0 the damage today. tomorrow they're in st. louis. >>> buster posey is out for the remainder of the season and might be on crutches until september, but the giants' training staff saying posey's surgery today was a success as two screws were inserted in his ankle during a 90-minute procedure and giants trainer reports everyone was pleased with the way the ankle game back to together n 8 to 10 weeks they'll do another procedure to remove the screws. he is resting at home tonight and all signs point that he'll be ready to go for the next spring training. >>> the a's welcoming back a key member of their bullpen while going for a sweep of baltimore in their longest win streak of the season. very nice day for josh willingh

bruin win 3-1. >>> the brewers' cory hart the latest to hit a trio of long balls. brewers beat the nats 11-3. >>> nothing says lucky more than this. a foul ball caught by a fan. no big deal, right? okay. a few pitches later, fouled off another one. caught by the same guy in the exact same spot. talk about being in the right place in the right time. the guy wasn't even in his seat. same can't be said for former president bush who didn't get out of his seat for a foul ball that bounced directly in front of him. apparently he was more interested in chatting. is that presidential? that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> after dancing, is kirstie alley taking a big step up in showbiz? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, they are the most popular pet in the world and worth going through a little bit of trouble to help out of a jam. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. if you are are watching us in nearby wallnut creek, california. as far as the forecast goes for today showers and thunderstorms o

brewers won it 4-3. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> there is a new entry in the category of weird showbiz baby names. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus these folks are eagerly awaiting a moment they've been looking forward to for 17 years. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. >>> pretty nice day in the northwest. we'll take mid 60s in portland and seattle. idaho also the twin he falls we are watching cloudy and rainy weather. we are looking good today in san francisco. much of tomorrow should be dry tomorrow in the southwest. that is channel 2. see skru sculptures. >> little bit of a scary image there. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. former beatle paul mccartney spared no expense when it came to popping the question. sir paul proposed to the new york business woman during a romantic candlelit dinner for two and did it with a ring estimated to be worth $650,000. well done. >>> today lindsay lohan pleads no contest to misdemeanor threat

putting the brewers up 1-0. sanchez buckled down after that allowing only two runs on two hits and eight strikeouts in seven innings. the giants mounted a late-inning comeback. pat burrell sing tolls left to tie the game at two. very nice. but in the bottom of the ninth, you don't see this very often, so i'm told. the suicide squeeze. executed perfectly by the brewers. ryan braun scores the game-winning run as the giants lose to the brewers, 3-2. >>> the giants are going to finish up their series in milwaukee tomorrow morning. and the a's are going to take on the orioles in oakland tonight at 7:00, weather permitting. >>> san francisco police officers threw an unusual retirement party for two of their own today. the two retiring do not carry weapons or even walk on two legs. oh, no. hawk and hunter were part of the mounted unit. the 25-year-old and 18-year-old american quarter horses were -- will reportedly enjoy retirement on 40 acres of ranch land in sonoma county thanks to private donations. vifs it's a retir

done perfectly by the brewers. the giants lose to the brewers, 3-2. >>> the giants will finish up their series in milwaukee tomorrow morning and the a's take on the orioles in oakland tonight at 7:00. that is weather permitting. >>> still to come at 5:00, the retirement of some four-legged members of san francisco's police department. and, no, they are not dogs. >>> it's memorial day weekend. traditionally a time when people barbecue, honor veterans and see gas prices peak. this year a bit different with the latter. prices peaked a few weeks ago, at least so far this year. now lower oil prices are finally trickling down to the pump. prices have slowly been falling over the past few weeks. the average nationwide is now $3.79 down from more than $4 a few weeks ago. gas prices in the bay area a little higher than that. the average for a gallon of regular unleaded is now $4.04 down from $4.22 just a month ago. oakland also at 4 clnt 04 down from $4.22 and san francisco at $4.16. down from a month ago, all are up more t

the brewers got the giants by surprise. the finish next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> of course, wednesday night was so devastating for giants fans when they saw the hit. >> it was really hard to watch. and now, it is part of the conversations, whether there should be a rule change or not a rule change and what lane do you take. and it is such a split decision and no one felt worse about it than scott cousins who is just really upset. he actually tried to hand-deliver a note which he did to the giants clubhouse for buster but buster wasn't in there at the time. hopefully buster will feel better and get that surgery and get back by next season. one day after hitting a grand slam in the major league debut, brandon crawford was back on the bench. manny burres got the nod and went one for four. jonathan sanchez allowed two hits and struck out eight. he never had a chance for the win. bottom of the first, carlos sanchez down the right field line and gets under the glove of cody ross and rolls to the wall. speedy gomez kick

. >>> and the brewers catch the giants by surprise. the finish in sports next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, one day after hitting a grand slam in his majo >>> we were just talking about what a depressing week it has been for the giants and giants fans. and we're waiting for something good to happen. >> it was really tough to be out therein on thursday. but a local guy from pleasanton, brandon crawford, he was teammates with buster posey in single a last year and one of the the players in major league history for a grand slam. one day after hitting a grand slam in the major league debut shortstop crawford was back on the bench and burres got the nod. one for four. and jonathan sanchez never had a chance for the win. bottom of the first, gomez slaps it down the right field line. but it gets under the glove of cody ross. and rolls all the way to the wall. and then the speedy gomez kicks it into high gear and comes all the way around for an inside the park homer. although i think the official scorer may want to rethink that decision. the giants offe

the brewers execute a suicide squeeze play to win the game. giants lose 3-2. the giants play the brewers again this morning at 11:00. >>> the a's go up against the baltimore orioles this afternoon. they beat the orioles last night. josh willingham singles to center to give the a's a one run lead. cocoa crisp comes up big for the a's in the six with a base hit to center field. got-ahead run comes into score and the a's hold on to beat the orioles by a final score of 4-2. >>> now, if you're looking for a house on the peninsula, we know a place where you can grab one for under $100,000. really. but here's the catch -- these are children's play houses. contractors donate their time and money and the nonprofit called rebuilding together peninsula auctions them off. believe it or not, they sell anywhere from $10,000, to $8 0,000. 100% of the money goes to help low-income families, schools and community centers on the peninsula. the auction is saturday at stanford shopping center, go to the rebuilding together peninsula website for more information. >>> rob is here w

he didn't invite jan brewer. he did not invite texas governor perry to the white house to talk about immigration. >> who is jan brewer? >> the governor of arizona. and to show seriousness, who did he invite to talk about immigration? rosario dawson and eva long or why. he brought in actresses. he is not serious. he wants to induce republicans into arguing against immigration if call them racist 3 push him up to 40% of the solutions. >> polls say that the real level in the immigration cutoff is 61%. of the public. not the 45% routinely reported by gallop. this is alexander of uc berkeley, in combination of miller mckuhn magazine may-june 2011. do you know the publication? >> i do know it, yes. >> is it reliable? >> hopefully, yes. >> that's a consensus of what americans want, immigration cutoff. >> i wanted to pick up on -- i agree this has turned into a political football but there are issues at stake for america's economy. i was an illinois a few weeks ago talking to companies and they say they have [not underst

account if it passes it will then have to be approved by the ears of the legislature and governor jan brewer self and then the u.s. congress cilicia says not likely our nation will add by arizona as a first state anytime soon that's not stopping the movement as paul ekstrom an attorney and co-founder of the start our state groups said if we can do this vote at least we can send a message not only to the state legislature but also to the rest of the nation to tell the rest of the nation that not everybody in arizona is crazy. joins me now to talk about this issue paul welcome. great to have you with us here there in arizona with us here in d.c. why do you guys want to break away from arizona well you know over the last twenty years we've had a tax cut every single year and we were a low tax state in the first place to a point where our school now fallen from twenty and funding in the country among the dead last and our tuition is has gone up ten times for our state. universities and basically they're they're pricing middle class kids out of getting a decent education and frankly i call rebirt

and they're doing a great job raising awareness about just how far to the fringe republicans like jan brewer are taking the states and i have a what may even be a little more radical proposal when you consider how the states are organized every state has two senators this was the result of a compromise back in the constitution was being put together where the members of the house of representatives would be apportioned by population but the small states said but wait a minute we don't end up with one member so they said well you can have two senators for instead that's how they brought them in so that they could get all thirteen signed off it's become a problem for america right now in the united states forty one senators representing only fifteen percent of americans can filibuster a bill can stop legislation fifteen say percent of americans can block what would affect everybody so this chart here joy california texas new york and florida those four states represent eight senators. over the little spectrum over here you've got about twenty states that all have populations of under under thr

l.a., brewers and dodgers, a shot to left center. looked like his fourth home run of the year, but gomez timed it perfectly, jumped and robbed him of a sure homer. for some reason johnny gomes didn't think he hit one here. against the clubs, hit it clear out of the park, but check out his reaction. stopped at second, looked at the umpire. yeah, johnny, that's gone. no doubt about the score, reds won 7-4. a very forgettable night at the royals. indian had 14 runs in 2 1/3. indians roll 19-1. and finally a rain delay can put a damper on any baseball game, but at some park, the entertainment in the rain is better than the game itself. case in point, they turn back the clock with some rain delay jousting. no horses needed. just jump on a treated mate's bat and hold on temperature next stop, the renaissance fair. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> why donald trump will stick to prime time rather than the race for pennsylvania avenue. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> pl

the brewers put on the suicide squeeze. brawn lays down the perfect bunt and scores. brewer wind the victory. >> cal softball, the best of three super-regional series in kentucky. winner head to the come world series, cal looking for his its regional win since 2006. franny drove one deep to center. that's gone. the junior's second homer of her career. that was all the support henderson needed. allowed one hit, and a complete game shutout. cal on to -- cal wins. then cal and stanford. the throw home but not in time to get the runner. 3-1 stanford. pot nine. cal down 4- 2. reed gets busher to chop into the double three. stoofd with the victory. game two was called due rain. >> the hottest tennis player on the planet, djokovic, continued his unbeaten streak today at the french open, facing del potro. set point and running del potro around like a dog, before putting him away. djokovic takes the third set. in the fourth, match point. djokovic. watch this backhand drive shot. and novak moves into the fourth round. extents his -- extends his winning streak to 42 matches. wom

the brewers pull off the suicide squeeze. the perfect bunt. braun was halfway home. brewers with the 3-2 victory. >> cal softball opening a best of three super-regional series in lexington. winner goes to the world series. bottom four, that's gone. junior's second homer of her career. that was all the support jolene henderson need it. strikes out four in the complete game shutout, cal is a win away after a 1-0 victory. game two set is sunday. >> in berkeley, double-header between stafford and cal. wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. it's fielded and thrown home put won't be in time. the cardinal ends the regular season with 4-# -- 4-2 victory. game two called due to rain. >> time to ache a time-out. you soccer fans stick around. and manchester u and barcelona, the best this world has to offer what's with the... hydrangeas ? uh huh. checking fees. what ? my shrink said i need to channel my hostility towards checking fees into something 'beautiful.' touch the ball. get rid of checking fees. get electric orange checking from ing direct. no "you're not ri

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the brewers got one more in the 4th. but the giants tied it up in the 8th. one run already in and pat burrel singled in off cameron lowe. aaron rowan beats the throw and it is a 2-2 game. it stayed that way until the bottom of the 9th. the brewers loaded the bases with one out and then executed a pursue -- suicide squeeze. brian comes down from 3rd and pinch hitter jonathan lacoy and no chance for yamamoto as he takes the loss. thes brewers make them work for one more run. 3-2 they wrap up the series tomorrow. >>> don't look now but here come the arizona dbacks. zack duke on the mound for houston tonight. his first start of the year duke did all right at the plate. duke hit his first homerun in seven major league seasons. the dbacks roll 11-3 their fourth win in a roll 13-15. they trail the giants by just a half a game. >> the oakland as have heated up since the six game losing streak they were in the middle of last week at this time. a 20-minute rain delay before they could get things started tonight at the coliseum between the as and the orioles. as broke

it's the world's leading brewer with some 200 brands of beer around the world. i asked this new king of beer for the real story on the boom happening in brazil. >> the whole thing started in 1994. when the government back then implemented what was called the real plan. it was a plan that aimed at taming inflation, and they were successful. so inflation prior to 1994 would be sometimes 40% a month inflation. and after the plan, it was like 10% a year. and the last seven years i would say between 4 and 5% a year. i think the second thing is the whole commodity boom that happened around the world benefitted brazil as an exporterer big-time. so since the beginning of the plan, 50 million jobs or the last year alone 2.5 million jobs alone in a population of 200 million people. and that -- that created a lot of what we call a social inclusion. so 50 million jobs, 30 million people getting out of the poverty line, people that didn't belong in the consumer market all of the sudden entered this market with portions of power. the last part is the credit. with the whole fa

the brewers win 6-0 and more bad news. red hot diamondbacks day over first place in the national league west. a's going for the sweep of the o ace at the coliseum. trailing 4-1 in the fifth, the come back begins. josh willingham, three-run jack accumulating 9 home runs. they day a 5-4 lead. all-star reliever andrew bailey was activated off the disabled list. he pitched for the first time in 2011 and gets a 1-2-3 inning in the seventh. brian fewen takes maybe ought to start fights more often, he shuts the door for his second consecutive game and picks up the a. they get one, 6-4 the final, they are now back at .500. yankees in town for a three game set starting tomorrow. >>> cal's joline henderson started all three games in this region's super regional. after getting blown out this morning by kentucky they came back in the deciding game with 5 runs in the first inning. jordan wallace has a two-run double. cal is headed back to the college world series for the first time since 2005. >>> right, heading back to the at&t. >> ye

home run. 1-0, brewers. and pat burrell finds a hole on the left side. aaron rowand beats the throw home. same score, bases loaded. the brewers pull over the suicide squeeze. they lay down the perfect bunt and braun scores. they are at a game a piece with the 3-2 victory. >>> and the best of three super regional serious in lexington against kentucky. winner heads to the college world series. they are looking for their first super regional win since 2006. bottom of the inning, scoreless. and 1-0, bears here. that was all the support jolene henderson needed. the sophomore allowed one hit, strikes out 4 in a complete game shutout. cal is a win away from the world series after a 1-0 victory. game 2 set for today. back in berkeley, big game double-header between stanford and cal. top three, cardinal austin wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. field at second, throw home but not in time. the cardinals end their regular season with 4-2 victory. game two called after rain. >>> and the earthquake seems to have found their way hoping for a win. and

it's the world's leading brewer with some 200 brands of beer around the world. i asked this new king of beer for the real story onhe boom happening in brazil. >> the whole thing started in 1994. when the government back then implemend what was called the real plan. it was a plan that aimed at tami inflatio andnd they were successful. so inflation prior to 1994 would be sometimes 40% aonth inflation. and after the plan, was like 10% a year. and ththe last seven years i wod say between 4 and 5% a year. i think the second thing is the whole commodity boom that happened around the world benefitted brazil as an exportrterer big-time. so sce the beginning the plan, 50 million jobs or the last yr alon2.5 million jobs alone in a population of 200 millllion people. and that -- at created a lot of what we c call a social inusion. so 50 million jobs, 30 million people getting out of the poverty line, people that didn't belong in the coumer market all of the sudden entered this market with ptions of power. the last part i is the credit. with the wholeact of 16 years of stab

giants and brewers in milwaukee. sausage races. jonathan sanchez gave up two hits. including this grounder that sneaks under the glove. cody ross' glove. he can run." sprints home. home run. 1-0, brewers. in the agent. and pat burrell finds a hole on the left side. aaron rowand beats the throw home. tied at 2. another giant come back? bottom of the ninth, same score, bases loaded. the brewers pull over the suicide squeeze. jonathan lacroix lays down the perfect bunt. they even the series at a game a piece with the 3-2 victory. the best of three super regional series in lexington in kentucky. winner heads to the college world series. they are looking for their first super regional win since 2006. bottom of the inning, scoreless. and 1-0, bears here. that was all the support jolene henderson needed. the sophomore allowed one hit, strikes out 4 in a complete game shutout. cal is a win away from the world series after a 1-0 victory. game 2 set for today. back in berkeley, big game double-header between stanford and cal. top three, cardinal austin wilson grounds one into

>> i wouldn't do much as head brewer. there wouldn't be much profit left. >> you are looking for profit. you have great graphics that i s happening.e designed locally. >> i don't know. hopefully, out's not the hayward fault. úe havebb2jpvfytt1a3ndue hayward aremorning.[ga94 >>> it is 6:52 now. good morning. a live look at hp pavilion, a live look at the home of the sharks. let's talk traffic. good morning, mike. >> sharks, you are killing me, guys. the accident at a street is out of lanes. we have a slow drive-throu thro loveridge. a distraction 26 minutes like we talked about, building past 25 minutes out of the altamont past and smooth past dublin. sunol not a problem. 580, a nice drive as well. northbound 101 on cue slow from telly. the sun is a factor on the morning commute as we continue to see the sunrise change. marla, back to you. >> thanks, mike. is giants are back on the field. tim lincecum takes out the arizona diamondbacks at at&t park. the game gets under way at 7:15. as for the sharks, they are in detroit t

the law you just asked about is one that governor january brewer sign -- jan brewer signed recently that allows for police to stop -- i am so sorry. gwen: that's all right. >> i almost said inmates again. i was going to tie it back to the california system. allows police to stop anyone who might not be properly documented here in america and look for their papers. that's a big deal. it had a lot of fanfare. it was immediately challenged by the obama organization and other civil liberties groups. gwen: that's not at all -- >> no, and in fact, to answer your question, this does not shed light on that. and chief justice roberts went out of his way to say this does not -- he did not offer any signal or hunt about how the court might rule in that case. >> what i'm so fascinated by with this california case, is there any evidence at all that shows that when you do release a widespread release of prisoners early like this, crime goes up? is there any sort of empirical evidence? >> well, it certainly points to that. in philadelphia in the early 1990's, there was a cap law that allowed people to

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mcgee through the hole on the left side. 2-0 brewers. in the sixth, milwaukee blows the game open. two runs score. giants have now lost 5-6 after the 6-0 loss. >>> a's and orioles, bailey returned and pitched a scoreless inning in relief, and josh willingham provided the offense. in the first rbi single to left. barton scores. 1-0 a's. in the fifth, oakland down 4-2. two on with two outs for josh willingham. see ya. his ninth homer of the year. gives the a's the 5-4 lead. the a's have won four straight. >>> college softball. super-regional. game three between cal and kentucky. this game belonged to the bears. deep to center and gone. makes it 8-0. cal is headed to its first college softball world series since 2005. >> french open, roger federer advances along with the women's champion, and the story is novak djokovic. won the first set. now the second. continues to hit winners. the big forehand down the line. rolls in three sets. his overall win streak is now at 43 matches. the third longest in the open ear . a 41 wins this see. we'll tee it up at 6:00. >> alan: straight ahead. the

the master brewer served up a pint of islands finest brew. >> we now go live to dublin tell us more about the queen said it and wasn't what people wanted to hear from her? >> i think some here were hoping for some kind of an apology. but realistically, that would never happen. it is not the kind of thing that the queen does. that being said, it was wracked with historical sensitivity. but to the past but not be bound by it. there was hope on both sides, that both islands have had more than their fair share of harvick and loss. curses you thoughts and sympathy went out to those who have suffered and acknowledged -- her sincere thoughts and sent the one out to those who have suffered and acknowledged that both sides concede things that might have been done differently or not at all. again, we have seen plenty of action on this trip. actions often speak louder than words. but the speech was very important tonight in a sense to bring the protests to some sort of sense of conclusion. >> how much did her visit to the scene of the bloody sunday massacre mean to the people of ireland? >> it is an

i'm contessa brewer. emotions are running high as americans process the death of the world's most wanted terrorist. 72% of americans say they're relieved bin laden is dead, according to a new washington post poll. 60% say they're proud. and 58% say they're happy. only 16% responded in a survey saying they're afraid. well, the world got a look at the spontaneous jubilant reactions to the news the man responsible for such incredible american tragedy had been killed. today, we're seeing a backlash from commenters on militant islamic message boards. one poster wrote, just looking at those beer-drinking, hog-eating, incestuous rednecks all celebrating outside the white house, really a sad bunch of people. another said, please, let them celebrate, they're celebrating their own end. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in benghazi, libya. what broader reaction are you getting in the muslim world to bin laden's death? >> reporter: thankfully nothing like the comments by what appear to be militant

. >>> giants visit the brewers starting tomorrow without buster posey. >> you think he's out for the year. >> they do not rule him out for the year but people are saying it's going to take at least three months, plus he's a catcher. that position, that ankle, that leg really needs to be stableddized. >> - - stabilized. >> i just do not know how effective he'll be if he comes back. >> and here is a sobering look at the day after for the catcher. áeut has lots of fans asking if baseball should change its rules -- it has lots of fans asking if baseball should change its rules. >> we've been updating the story online on ktvu.com. you can always find late breaking news on ktv u.com on local story, recovery.

i'm contessa brewer covering the big news coast to coast. and the big story we're watching today, inside bin laden's lair. new details about how navy s.e.a.l.s got him and what the death of the world's top terrorist means for the united states and its security. new video today of the massive compound where osama bin laden hid, possibly for years. nbc's tazina med talked to neighbors who were puzzled over the strange behavior of the mysterious residents. >> they said they had no idea they lived there. >> reporter: gruesome photos from inside the home, showing the bedroom and the blood-soaked mattress where he died. but we haven't seen pictures of bin laden's corpse. u.s. officials could decide today whether to release them. >> additional release of information or any type of photographic evidence is something that we have to take into account in terms of what the reaction might be to it. >> reporter: we're seeing new pictures showing the tension-filled room at the white house, as president obama and his national security team watched live vid

giants have lost 5-6 after the brewer victory. >>> a's and orioles over at the colosseum. andrew baily returned and pitched a scoreless inning in relief. in the fifth, oakland down 4-2. two on two out, full count for josh willingham. see ya. ninth homer of the year. he a's's first sweep of the year. won four straight with a 6-4 victory. >> it was big for our offense, because they had just got an few runs, and he answered them. and he was battling and left a pitch skip was able to hit it. >> mike: college softball super-regional. the decisive game three between cal and kentucky. this game belong thoad bears. in the seventh, the hurt -- puts the hurt on this one. cal is headed to the first softball world series since 2005 we the victory. >> tennis, friend open, roger federer advances and the women's defending champion. the story was djokovic. meeting the 13 seed. djokovic won the first set. now in the second, continues to hit winners. into the quarterfinalses. his overall winning streak is 43 matches, the third longest in the open era. 41 wins this season. >> the senior pga

game for the giants, rickey weeks got the best of tim lincecum in the 3rd, back away and gone, the brewers would lead 2-0. lincecum, seven innings, had to really work for it. weeks grounds out to lincecum here, play at the plate, runners called safe, bochy says huh-uh, i'm getting my dander up, i'm saying the magic words and i'm tossed. that's one play at the plate. it-tosses the manager. now, bases loaded for crawford. >> high drive, right center field, outta here! welcome to the big leagues, kids. and what you're hearing is the roar. >> can you imagine your first major league hit, a grand slam. another play at the plate, prince fielder crashes into eli whiteside. remember, the posey play the other night, very similar but whiteside took all 225 pounds of man at the plate. brian wilson punches him out to end the game and the giants, they come from behind and win by a final of 5-4. the giants' buster posey did have a few words for three beat writers today. posey on the play at the plate, with scott cousins, i think there's a big difference if you're completely in front of the plate camped o

weeks really crushed that pitch. 9th of the year. 2 nothing brewer brewers. in the fifth oh, no. not another play at the plate. going home on grounder. morgan safe. bruce argues gets tossed. 3 nothing milwaukee. in the seventh. meet the kid. crawford. grew up in pleasanton. short stop with future. future is now baby. crawford first big league hit is a grand slam. instantly giants up 5-3. bottom 8. bases loaded for milwaukee. jonathan base hit to left. 1 run score. play at the plate. look out. fielder bulls over white side who hangs on. welcome to the big with a shaving cream pie in the face. all good. giants win 5-4. meanwhile posey spoke with reporters today about his situation buster said he does not expect to play again this season. niece a lot of pain. broken leg and torn ligaments. he doesn't want to switch position but would like to see baseball give catchers more protection at home plate. giants president larry said today the giants have to find a way to win without buster. >> as we did last year you remember we have to make adjustment and i think the fans have the confide

i'm contessa brewer covering the big news coast to coast. the picture you're seeing right now, live from the white house, we're expecting the medal of honor ceremony shortly to begin. and the president is expected to come on and briefly talk about the killing of osama bin laden. he is handing out the nation's highest honor to u.s. military veterans. and today two awards posthumously awarded to soldiers who were involved in the korean war action back in 1951 and 1952. but, again, a big day for the president on this because, of course, he announced late last night the killing of osama bin laden. you're seeing secretary gates talking to some of the folks there at the white house ahead of this. when we switch gears a little bit and talk about the president's announcement that osama bin laden was killed outside of islamabad, pakistan, it has been

i'm contessa brewer. our big story today, the death of al qaeda leader osama bin laden at the hands of u.s. troops in a top secret operation. an elite navy s.e.a.l.s team made a raid in pakistan where bin laden was hiding. a fire fight broke out and troops shot bin laden in the head. we're just getting in now a graphic of what this compound looked like, this layout. the walls, anywhere between 14 feet and 18 feet high. on the left-hand side of this, you can see where they burned the trash, so they would not send this out the way people typically do with their garbage and instead burning it so there was no remnants for any intelligence officers left to find. and osama bin laden, when he was captured there is the overhead shot of this compound, and after he was killed, rather, he was positively identified and then buried at sea, taken by the "carl vinson" and we're told gently lowered into the sea. moments ago the president spoke of what had been accomplished. >> today we're reminded that as a nation, there

jan brewer wants to bypass that and go to the nation's directly highest court. last month a three judge panel upheld a ruling that prevented key parts of law from being enforced. >> in libya at least five nato air strikes targeted tripoli overnight. they showed the damage called by one strike to a government building used by parliament. it was not immediately clear what the other strikes targeted and there has been no word on injuries. they are conducting strikes over libya to prevent the country's military to target civilians and rebels to hell rebels. >> the mississippi river has crested. in memphis was isolated through low lying neighborhoods and forced hundreds to evacuate but no new serious flooding is expected. >> in memphis the mighty ti mississippi is living up to its name, spilling two and a half miles out of the bank. >> it's been called the wicked weather river. >> the river crested at about 48 feet just shy of the 1937 record. it follows record winter snow that drained into the mississippi. >> it's biblical, 40 days and 40 nights of rain which we are

the brewers put on the suicide squeeze. a perfect bunt. the brewers win it 3-2. >> cal softball opening a best of three series in lexington. winner heads to the college world series. cal looking for its first super-regional win since 2006. drilled to center and it's gone. that was all the sport henderson needed. allowed one hit. strikes out four. complete game shutout. cal is a win away from the world series. >> back at berkeley a baseball double dip between cal and stanford. wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. it's fielded and thrown home but not in time to get the runner. 3-1 stanford. bottom nine. cal down. christ -- chris reed, gets the batter to hit the into the double-play. >> hottest tennis player, djokovic facing del potro. in the third set point for djokovic. running del potro around like a dog before putting him away with this forehand. in the fourth, match point. djokovic with a gorgeous bandhand drop set. extends his winning streak this year. sharapova and chan. in the second, a big across-court back heand winne

i'm contessa brewer. at least four people were killed in libya today, after gadhafi forces bombed a libyan port in misrata. four people there were killed. nato says it will keep bombing libya for as long as it takes to end the violence. >>> sony hired a group of cybersleuths to catch whoever hacked into their network. personal dat aa from possibly 1 million gamers was exposed. >>> according to the epa, the largest per barrel civil penalty assessed, more than 200,000 gallons was spilled there. >>> and the united nations projects that the world population will hit 10.1 billion by the year 2100. it is expected to pass 7 billion this october. >>> a senior u.s. official tells nbc news not to consider ayman al zawahiri a shoe-in to take over as leader of al qaeda. many terrorism experts say he has been the de facto leader of the organization for many years. as osama bin laden was hiding from public view, but the u.s. officials say two other candidates are out there, including an american. nbc news chief foreign

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he grounds one through the hole in left. 2-0 brewers and milwaukee blow itself over against matt cain. it is a two-out double down the left field line. giants lost five of six, 6-0 your final. college softball and the daw -- decisive game three. and lyndsay puts a hurt on this one. cal is headed to the world series. it is a 9-0 victory. the french open and roger federer, and the story once again was joe caw vits. joke caw -- he won the first one and he rolls into the quarterfinals with a straight sets victory. his win streak is 43 matches and the third longest in the open era. unbeaten this year with 41 wins. the final round of the senior pga championship. first playoff hole and watson with his third from the beach and it is a beauty. within three feet and after he missed his birdie try, he rub itself in for the win. it is his second senior pga championship. and luke donald wins the pga championship in england over leigh westwood, and he takes over the number one spot in the world. last three number ones were all european player. >> and when jr comes back to it is bay area, are you go

i'm con tetessa brewer. the big story right now, al qaeda confirms osama bin laden's death. and the president is getting ready to personally thank the navy s.e.a.l.s who made that happen. >> when those guys took those extraordinary risks going into pakistan, that they were doing it in part because of the sacrifices that were made. >> reporter: president obama speaking to 9/11 first responders during his first to ground zero. >> we did what we said we were going to do. across the years, across politics and across party, across administrations to make sure that justice is done. >> are you suggesting -- >> reporter: but the administration's getting new questions about why its initial reports were inaccurate about how bin laden was killed. the white house admits it rushed to get details out. >> what happened sunday, combined with the need to get information out quickly. >> reporter: we first heard there was a prolonged firefight when the s.e.a.l.s entered the compound. now we learned the s.e.a.l.s came under fire once from the courier. the s.e.a.l.s shot and killed him. then the

governor brewer wants to bypass the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco and go directly to the nation highest court. last month 3 judge panel the 9th circuit upheld lower court order that prevented key parts of the law from being enforced. governor brewer wants to go around the 9th circuit this time. >>> louisiana man convicted of marijuana possession for the fourth time has been sentenced to life in prison. 35-year-old man was found with dozen bag of marijuana, scale and about 1600 dollars in cash. judge threw the back at him this time using the state tough repeat offender law. >>> in michigan nool years after his death a lumber barren is finally parting with his fortune. wellington burt was once the eighth weltiest person in america. he withheld his money from his descend interest until 21 years after the death of his last grand child. >> i think a lot of people of great wealth are always suspicious of the intentions of other people. and that can go right into your own family. >> i don't think we'll ever know exactly what it was that ticked him off. that said after my las