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his thraoeub -- rowen. his three rbis helped them win. >>> we are getting our first up close look at one of the best known south bay families. 80 degree weather may be on the way for the bay area. meteorologist mark tamia will tell us how warm it might get in your neighborhood by the weekend. >>> and don't forget you can watch all of our newscasts on your computer, including bay area news at 7:00. we are streaming live at ktvu.com. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. . >>> doug and george slid 175 feet down to the river below. while they waited for rescue a neighbor risked his life and went down a trail to calm them down. the grateful owner says both dogs are back at home and safe. none worse for the wear. >>> here in the bay area our meteorologist told us to expect drier and breezier conditions. that is

rowen had 3 hits, and sanchez had 3 rbis and got two of them breaking a 3-3 tie in the 7th and grounds a base hit to the left and scores two. five giant pitchers on the win. make it four straight wins for the giants that take it 5-3 and try to sweep the series when they take them on one more time tomorrow. >>> after a successful road trip, the a's were in need of a win after two losses to tigers. braden had to leave with stiffness in his shoulder after 5 innings. one run in, and the fourth one here. josh willingham comes home from 2nd and third straight double of the inning. the a's had more in store and suzuki was a base hit to score. oakland gets three runs in the inning on four hits. four relievers nailed down the win for braden. some padding here in the 6th. crisp finds the gap in right center. they took this one 6-2. >>> in trop canna field, the rays trailed the twins 3-2 in the night. damen did this with bases loaded. coming home with the winning run, and the rays pull out a 4-3 win and won 3 in a row over the twins. >>> still to come come, go! go! completing an atm deposit in re

the agency was convinced that it was a relatively small number, and harry rowen and charles wolf, i think, from rand concluded it was much closer to what adolf hitler in germany was spending in the period prior to the beginning of world war ii. it turned out they both were right as to what was being produced, because we could see it and look at it and count it. what was different was the size of the economy. the soviet economy was much smaller. therefore, the percentage was much higher. of course, the importance of it was, it showed a certain sense of purpose in the determination. if you're willing to deny your consumers, that's a big deal. of course, in the reagan era, when the cold war was won, if you will, that critical question as to how could the economy of the soviet union survive what they were spending was a non -- it was not trivial, that question that was being debated, and it turned out the agency was wrong. i give them a lot of credit. i think we've got a lot of wonderful intelligence people working their heads off trying to do it right. it's very, very hard. we're dealing wit