well arizona is now charging anybody who visits a prison or one of the state's fifteen run complexes a twenty five dollar background check to according to new york times the one time fee is believed to be the first of its kind of the nation arizona a state of uniformly bad now as you can imagine this move quite a few people upset two lawsuits have been filed by prison advocacy groups after complaints from inmates families and critics of this piece say that it's going to have a negative impact on the inmates. critics say it's a bad idea because it discourages people from visiting family members while they're locked up and having strong community ties is one of the best way to make sure people don't and when they get out so i don't know do you think arizona lawmakers actually put any real thought into this bill not only is there a twenty five dollars fee but the state is now charging a one percent fee on deposits made to a prisoner's spending account and times must be really hard arizona lawmakers go after the spending accounts of prisoners now the new york times asked the chief of sta

so i don't know do you think arizona law makers actually put any real thoughts because bill not only is there a twenty five dollars fee but the state is now charging a one percent fee on deposits made to a prisoner's pending account and times must be really hard arizona lawmakers go after the spending accounts of prisoners now the new york times asked the chief of staff of the arizona senate wendy baldo about this species have the money really wasn't going for background checks instead it would be used for maintenance projects of prisons since the status quo the budget for the corrections department so this fee is really a tax so it is through a hot topic in arizona they do have a pretty strong anti-tax movement there so are residents upset are they sympathetic to the inmates and their families well not really the state is doing what it needs to do with the help of cost you know the person who's sitting behind bars not the street and i want to read an e-mail that someone sent in glenda hargrove of valley she says i do believe a prisoner should not have visitors but if they do allow t

in san francisco -- san francisco's program is not identical to arizona. there is a similarity where independent expenditures or other canid expenditures exceed the caps that are placed on public finance candidates, those individual candidates will have their caps raised. they can raise individual private funds for which there are then public matching. our concern is that this particular similarity is hon. to challenge in courts, so the ethics commission has acted forestall -- to forestall what could be an expensive exercise by trying to alter the program so that maintains the fundamental elements of public financing, which is to get candidates more time with the voters, and perhaps have le officeholders' less subjected to candidates. in eliminating the program we do not believe is the option leaving the status quo leads as vulnerable to an expensive exercise of the courts. completely leaving the caps in tact would be a disincentive to participate in the program, and we certainly believe it would be unfair to the current round of candidates who have unfort

heard arizona's try a new trick to raise the money for their state and how they can raise that cash well by going after people who visit prison inmates arizona is the first state in the country to charge people to visit inmates a fee twenty five dollars it's called have a background check see i own is now charging anybody who visits a prisoner out of the state fifteen run complex's a twenty five dollar background check be taken to the new york times the one time fee is believed to be the first of its kind of nation oh arizona a state of uniformly bad now as you can imagine this move people upset two lawsuits have been filed by prison advocacy groups after complaints from inmates families and critics of the speech say that it's going to have a negative impact on the inmates. critics say it's a bad idea because it discourages people from visiting family members while they're locked up and having strong community ties is one of the best way to make sure people don't reoffend when they get out. so i don't know do you think arizona law makers actually put any real thought into this bill

five million people from mexico, southern california and arizona without power. what's behind the massive outage. and the bay area flights canceled because of it. confidential medical data.. exposed. the security breach at stanford. join us for cbs 5 early edit,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather, the northeast will have a mostly sunny day, showers will linger over the mid-atlantic states, much of the midwest will be sunny. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. there is a credible but unconfirmed new terror threat targeting new york and washington, d.c. u.s. officials say the threat involves car bombs. >>> and in a speech before congress last night, president obama proposed a nearly $450 billion jobs plan. the president told lawmakers "this plan is the right thing to do right now." >>> ten years after the 9/11 attacks, the hole in the sky over lower manhattan that hole left by the destruction of the twin towers is finally filling in. the steel of a new solo tower is more than three-quarters complete. last night eng

we asked patrick to order one of those popular arizona id's. following directions, he stood for a photograph. took a snapshot of his own signature and uploaded the photos to an order form. >> it was almost too simple. it was really easy. >> a day later came directions to wire money to a demay in china. which he did, sending $200 cash from pa western union outlet. two weeks later, the package arrived. inside, hidden underneath the fake bottom of a silverware set, two arizona driver's licenses. >> they feel real, they feel really awe then to the best of my recollection well made, it looks just like you. so how are the counterfeiters getting awe with in this. >> blind shipments and that kind of thing. it becomes very difficult to investigate thoroughly. >> it's just the kind of case the u.s. postal service does investigate and jeff told us. >> there's going to be a number of different federal and state agencies. >> he says the packaging alone is suspicious. >> they are declaring it as jewelry and we have a fork and a spoon here and the documents a

and we're now told by officials in arizona that one arizona power service employee was doing repairs at the north gila substation northeast of yuma, and that apparently knocked off the power. it should have been localized in yuma, however, system protocols were apparently not followed, and that meant it spread like wildfire across southern california. san diego gas and electric company officials say they are working to restore power. they even already managed to restore power to some of their customers. they say it could last well into friday and we're in the middle of a heat wave in southern california. that means a lot of folks not only missed the football game, they're going to be missing their air conditioners. rob and tanya. >> never say one man can't make a difference. >> apparently the high temperaturesesn yuma, arizona, yesterday -- 113 degrees. no power. kl you imagine that? >> no ac. 200 campuses in the san diego area, they're closed. reopen maybe on monday. just can't operate without the power. >> there are reports from officials in orange county and yuma that some power h

. >> el consejo de la raza puso fin al boicot de arizona . >> cumplimos con el mensaje se le puso fin a la ley además derrotamos otras leyes. >> daniel hace el anuncio a la ley de boicot . >> a la cámara de comercio hispana varias de nuestros afiliados. >> celebración de muchos. >> no se puede dejar que se peridan más dólares basta con el boicot . >> cuando hay un boicot manda un mensaje al mundo que no deben venis al pais >> cual es el mensaje . >> que haremos cosas nuevas los empresarios quieren trabajar en contra de estras leyes. >> el impacto se sintió en todo el país pero gracias a la presión de políticos y de las organizaciones esto no fue ley . >> estamos listos para actuar . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> faltan menos de 48 horas para recordar los atentados terroristas ocurridos el 11 de septiembre de 2001 a las torres gemelas , para resolver temas se trabaja para crear una línea de banda ancha, el senador insto para que los senadores trabajen een una propuesta, se debe decir que la tecnología sirve en estos casos. >> el 11 de septiembre de 2001, muchas personas que prestaban se

i think arizona has got it right. i think governor perry has got that one wrong. >> social security is not a ponzi scheme. we're not going to change it by sending it back to the states. governor perry in his book said, look, it's unconstitutional at the federal level. give it back to the states. >> but romney also played defense at that town hall in tucson last night. one voter asked him why he won't say the massachusetts health care mandate was a mistake. he got a little fiery. >> your inability to put that away and say it was wrong, it makes it hard for me to decide to vote for you. >> that's okay. there are plenty of other people to vote for. >> since you put in obama care in massachusetts, the cost of health care is skyrocketing and continuing to skyrocket. it has to be wrong in massachusetts, just as obama care is wrong for the united states. >> first of all, you're wrong. and let me explain why i said that, all right. it's not obama care. we had ours in place before obama had his. four years before. massachusett

sin tomar en cuenta la lecciÓn aprendida en arizona >> los autores de este tipo de ley la promovieron como una salvaciÓn, como una solución a la economÍa y al problema migratorio de indocumentados. esto no funcionÓ. todavÍa sigue la economía en el mismo lugar. sufriÓ un golpe muy grande. >> la ley prohibe que se impida a un indocumentado buscar trabajo. que se criminalice a quienes aceptan indocumentados. que los negocios no puedan reducir salarios de indocumentados de impuestos estatales. >> hay que recordar arizona. >> mucha gente se fue de arizona a y nuevo mÉxico y finalmente regresar aquÍ porque los vÍnculos de familia, la estructura de la economÍa no existÍa en otros lugares. que lo piensen muy bien y que tengan mucho cuidado. >> las demandas contra esta ley son bajo el argumento de que viola la constituciÓn de los estados unidos y convertirÍa en delincuentes a los residentes de alabama que interactÚan con los indocumentados tambiÉn. la presiÓn mayor ahora serÁ no sÓlo para los indocumentados sino tarde para los agentes de policÍa y tambiÉn para los educador

it is something like i've never seen in arizona. i couldn't believe it when i first laid eyes on it. burkhardt: in the rim country of central arizona, a verdant paradise lost almost a century ago has returned after being sacrificed for the sake of industry. fossil creek, a crystal clear travertine-rich body of water, once again flows through the mazatzal mountains and, with it, a renewed proliferation of native plant and fish species. - you have the opportunity to swim with thousands of fish swimming around you, and neither one seems to be bothered by the other. it's quite an experience at fossil creek. - fossil creek represents a miracle in terms of conservation efforts in the southwest and in the united states, and that is, is that we took a stream that had been denied water for 100 years, and we put the water back. burkhardt: in 1908, the water was diverted to supply the first two hydroelectric plants in the territory of arizona. in 2005, almost 100 years later, arizona public service decommissioned the last of the dams that held

i know i certainly have a number of questions about how our law differs from the arizona law. i know there are many similarities. supervisor farrell

probably people are going to die in arizona without air- conditioning. so we are inconvenienced and they are in jeopardy. >> although candles like these are quite pretty to look at, we want to show you something else. glow sticks like these. firefighters say you might want to keep them handy in case another disaster happens because is this a safer alternative, because you don't have to worry about them in case you fall asleep. in day dana nguyen, cbs 5. >>> in news around the bay, protesters took over the bart station in san francisco during rushing rush hour again today. 50 protesters tried to block the fair gates. bart police shut down the station for two hours. protesters are angry about the death of a homeless man in scroll and they want bart police disbanded. 40 people were arrested for disrupting service. >>> today was visited by federal investigators. fbi agents raided the now closed plant. it has been a week since the company layed off more than 1,000 employees. fbi agents pulled up in an unmarked truck and began hauling boxes out of the main bui

one in arizona power accidentally triggered a massive black out. that caused gridlock on a san diego freeways and also in orange county on their freeways as well. that closed charles lindbergh field. millions of people had no air conditioning in 100 degree heat. there was a domino effect with sandy the flights at sfo. but he >> we are tracking three separate accidents on the nimitz freeway. the first accident is a motorcycle crash in the two left lanes. traffic is backed up towards oakland on the nimitz freeway southbound. there is no indication that the motorcycle crashed blocking the two left lanes will clear any time soon. here is a quick and project. you're was downright is an easy one. it's well-40 minute drive time with a modest backup. the san mateo bridge writers problem free. there are no delays on 92, a little slow on the approach to the toll plaza. the golden gate bridge writers and the father again this morning but no problems on the stand. as we take a look at the east bay you'll see that traffic conditions are still very good on 680,

parts of orange county and san diego, mexico and yuma, arizona suffered a blackout. it's estimated 6 a million peop are impacted and were left sweltering in the heat. george kiriyama is live at san jose international airport with the impact felt there, and the latest on what triggered this outage. george? >> reporter: there was disappointment from many of the passengers trying to fly from san jose back to san diego. they looked up at the monitor and saw the canceled flights. we're learning that the blackout was triggered with a high voltage line from arizona to california tripped out of service. so millions of people from arizona to mexico to southern california all in the dark tonight. millions in the dark after a massive power outage. blinking red lights at enter sections causing gridlock on streets and freeways. no power led to two nuclear reactors shutting down. it shuts down automatically when there's a change in the power grid. >> it's out of our control. >> reporter: the power outage impacted san diego's airport, causing a ripple effect. passengers trying to g

this accident happened in arizona am war. in n diego their freeways where jammed and what millions had no air conditioning in a was a hundred degrees in their neighborhoods parts of orange county were affected bay and two and half million mexican residents with a also affected. the power is slowly being restored. >> there are dozens of flights that at between the san francisco and san diego but the airport was closed yesterday her >> if you're leaving tiered to san diego no problem with first light is at 710 there on time no problem with there is already one canceled flight from san diego and to ask ed philo denier you have to be on top of this. they don't know why they're having a problem it could leave that so many flights want to leave and cannot handle the volume lupu. we asked about a generator shut the airport shut down and this worries about second >> we do have generators all reemergence power for fire systems and alarms and i merges the lighting on the air filled and the tower towar. we have top backup generators fro

. >>> porque pueden tener una sospecha razonable, esta ley es peor que la de arizona. >>> cómo es posible que en las escuelas públicas le pidan a los estudiantes o niños que si son indocumentados o documentados, puede alguien preguntarle a un niño su estatus. >>>e sta cláusula, es con el fin de saber si la persona necesita asistencia en inglés, es algo que les dio la habilidad de pedir estos documentos, esto espantará a mucha gente, esto es de los más peligroso, en mi opinión. >>> qué pasa con los contratos de los indocumentados . >>> cuidado con la economía de alabama, porque ahorita cualquier contrato vigente, que involucre un indocumentado, se puede leer como no válido, estamos hablando de contratos de servicio, de carros, de ventas, así que es bastante complicado. >>> si un indocumentado, solicita una licencia de manejar, es un crimen ahora . >>> así es, esto es muy parecido como la de arizona, es una de las identificaciones más requertidas en estados unidos, para poder dar una clase de identificación, así están frenando de hacer cualquier tipo de movimiento, así que

the similarity is that in arizona increased infusions of public financing would come in based on independent expenditures and campaigning by outside parties. the supreme court said that because of that connection the public financing burdened the independent expenditures. and our situation in san francisco there is a similar connection between outside expenditures in public financing. the difference is that in order for a canada in san francisco to obtain public financing, it is a match, so the canada has to raise money before the match happens. is that a distinction without a difference in the eyes of the court? i can answer that right now. if it goes to litigation, that would be one of the matters litigated. but there is a connection between outside expenditures and public financing that can be made or argue, and that is the rest here in san francisco. >supervisor kim: thank you, and if none of the candidates this year are able to hit the trigger, with this legislation -- would we be right for litigation? >> that is an excellent point. if there is no increase in the expenditure limit and p

i know i certainly have a number of questions about how our law differs from the arizona law. i know there are many similarities. supervisor farrell pointed to a number of them. but there are differences, and having a detailed discussion in terms of options going forward is something we need to do. i think taking additional time to go into closed session and having that discussion is something that can be useful, is respected of how you feel from a public policy -- irrespective of how you feel from a public policy perspective about public financing. i think we do need a thorough discussion with our counsel on this issue. i look forward to having that opportunity. supervisor farrell: just 2 below points to my colleagues. i will be happy to support the motion to go into closed section -- session next week. this is not public policy. this is about a supreme court decision. it is not a public policy debate about our system. i caution my colleagues that timing is of the essence. people are thinking about the implications on elections going forward this year. i am skeptical whether

we'll take you back to tuesday night against arizona. hong-chih kuo almost took girardo parra's head off, wasn't happy, stared kuo down. a few pitches later he did this, a solo home run. parra watched the ball go over the wall and that didn't sit well with the dodger dugout. clayton kershaw gave him an earful as he crossed home plate. we fast forward to last night when kershaw did more than just talk. in the sixth, parra at the plate and clayton exacted his revenge, hit him on the elbow. that was it for kershaw, he was immediately tossed. don mattingly came out to defend his pitcher. he was tossed too. all in all, not a bad night for kershaw. he got his man, earned his 19th win of the year and, more importantly, made our show. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which legendary sitcom star is getting a royal title? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll show you a group of determined senior citizens who put their intelligence to the test. you're watching "early t

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i know i certainly have a number of questions about how our law differs from the arizona law. i know there are many similarities. supervisor farrell pointed to a number of them. but there are differences, and having a detailed discussion in terms of options going forward is something we need to do. i think taking additional time to go into closed session and having that discussion is something that can be useful, is respected of how you feel from a public policy -- irrespective of how you feel from a public policy perspective about public financing. i think we do need a thorough discussion with our counsel on this issue. i look forward to having that opportunity. supervisor farrell: just 2 below points to my colleagues. i will be happy to support the motion to go into closed

arizona, okay. >> just very quickly there's no shortage of commentary on the arizona law under sb1070 and most people are predicting that the court will grant cert that seem obvious and compelling. not only has the ninth circuit enjoined a law or upheld the junction of a law but other states have followed arizona and enacted their own laws. my home state of georgia has, alabama has, utah has, indiana has, right? and in each of those cases, courts -- well, except for alabama in each of those cases courts have enjoined the enforcement of the act on the doctrine of preemption. alabama has stayed its decision while it further studies the decision so no court has upheld one of these statutes. national association of state legislature, national state legislatures report that over 30 states of significant immigration legislation pending and so there's an obvious need for guidance here. the one caveat i would offer is that this involves a question of preemption. right? the issue in these cases is not racial profiling, a lot of public discussion centers on that but the issue in these cases is

arizona can probably clinch it tomorrow. a giant loss and an arizona win and they'll be popping the champagne. ryan roberts a double here to make it 6-1. diamondbacks go on for an 8-5 win over pittsburgh and one more time, a giant loss and arizona win tomorrow, arizona champions in the national league west. here's what giants fans, keep your eye on atlanta. they have just been flailing away. they lost 13 of 20. the marlins, they win 4-0 today. chipper jones and company, what happened? go ahead? >> nothing happened? >> did something fall down? >> i just dropped something. >> i never comment on what people are doing on the set. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. you know what's kind of cute. pam's mic fell off and she's disappointed that i didn't make a big deal. >> i said i was sorry. >> you kept this station alive and i've learned a lot about journalism from you. and, you know, the other thing i learned from you? >> not to drop your mic? >> how to put up with a lot of crap. [ laughter ] >> anyway, so right now, the giants are two a

. >> arizona driver's licenses. >> which one do you think is real? >> you're wrong. f uc berkeley police confiscated a shipment from china. >> we were contacted by the department of homeland security. >> feds intercept the package containing 24 fake driver's licenses. >> right here, we have pennsylvania, arizona, rhode island, and florida. >> they were headed to a campus fraternity. the berkeley id's were purchased through this website. it advertises realistic looking driver's licenses from a dozen different states. we asked patrick to order one of those popular i. uploaded the photos to an order form. >> it was almost too simple. it was really easy. >> a day later came directions to wire money to a domay inchina, which he did, sending $200 crash from a western union outlet. two weeks later, the package arrived. inside, hidden underneath the fake bottom of a silver wear set, two arizona driver's licenses. >> they feel real. they feel really authentic. >> how are the counterfeiters getting away with this? >> it becomes very difficult to investigate thoroughly. >> it's

interrupciÓn del suministro elÉctrico afecta a mÁs de 2 millones de personas en el sur de california, arizona y mÉxico. >> el presidente obama propuso un paquete de empleos por 447.000 millones de dÓlares para ayudar a crear trabajo. >> y la gobernadora de nuevo mÉxico revela a univisiÓn que sus abuelos paternos que ingresaron desde mÉxico a estados unidos como indocumentados hace varias dÉcadas. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. >> muy buenas noches, a sÓlo tres dÍas de la conmemoraciÓn del dÉcimo aniversario de los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre del 2001, la naciÓn estÁ de nuevo en alerta. funcionarios del gobierno investigan una amenaza creÍble pero no confirmada de otro ataque. se tratarÍa de un complot de la red al qaeda contra puentes o tÚneles de nueva york. las medidas: >> mientras se preparan para honrar la memoria de las vÍctimas de septiembre 11 a 10 aÑos de los ataques,1 nueva amenaza terrorista se dio a conocer en las Últimas horas. es creÍble, específica, pero no confirmada. se habla de tres sospechosos a quienes se les estÁ sigu

terminar con indocumentados >>y advierten que los indocumentados que crucen la frontera ilegal por arizona, están cometiendo un delito y serán castigado con cárcel >>pero no pueden, son personas que están cruzando porque necesitan trabajar >>y todos los indocumentados capturados podrían enfrentar cargos criminales y 180 díaes en prision. >>las cárceles privadas se verán beneficiadas, nadie más >>y harán excpeciones en caso de jóvenes y casos humanitarios, pero la mayoría enfrentara este nuevo sistema. por eso han implementado más de mil agentes en las garitas >>no creo que dé resultado, solo será un gasto extra para nuestra economía >>pero dejan bien en claro, quien se atreva a cruzar la frontera, será castigado con cárcel >>mientras tanto el profesor de la universidad estatal de arizona, dijo que esto es una histeria que se ha desatado en la frontera. >>está ligado con el tráfico de drogas y humano víctor hugo rodriguez >>en las noticias locales, se reporta un aumento de personas que han sido detenidos por conducir bajo consumo de alcohol, en relacion al año pasado e

i know i certainly have a number of questions about how our law differs from the arizona law. i know there are many similarities. supervisor farrell pointed to a number of them. but there are differences, and having a detailed discussion in terms of options going forward is something we need to do. i think taking additional time to go into closed session and having that discussion is something that can be useful, is respected of how you feel from a public policy -- irrespective of how you feel from a public policy perspective about public financing. i think we do need a thorough discussion with our counsel on this issue. i look forward to having that opportunity. supervisor farrell: just 2 below points to my colleagues. i will be happy to support the motion to go into closed section

arizona hosting pittsburg ryon roberts doubles down the line two in the 3rd inning. the d-backs win 8 -5. their magic number is down to two. giants trail by 4.5 in the wild card. not looking good. >>> at 85 years old how would you celebrate your birthday? rohnert park lillian did it at the drag races today. >> just wanted to do something fun and i thought, well, i kidded my brother-in-law and my grand kid and i said, i think i'm going to race on my 85th birthday and embarrass the guys. >> sounds like a good reason. lillian straps n she has the need for speed! ford focus! infinion raceway! 2003 model... look at her go! [ laughter ] >> 76 miles an hour! she won one race. >> bravo. >> that was her best run. 76 miles an hour. 7 great-grandchildren there to check it out. >> the coolest thing! >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com s s com. our next newscast is at 10 switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good

but somebody is going to have to beat arizona. the giants and the arizona only play three more times and that's just not enough to make up for it on your own. so they're going to rely on other people that's usually the padres and the rockies. right now the rockies are not helping. the padres are not strong. and kerzig has won 12-14. >> they're on a roll. >> they're just that good. i didn't believe in them. i'm now beginning to be a believer. >> giants hanging by a thread. >> thanks, fred. >>> be sure to join the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30. >>> and you can always find coverage online ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. thanks so much for joining us everybody.

top of the 7th, this gives arizona a 2-1 lead. now 3-2, arizona, bottom of the eighth. troy tulowitzki goes deep, helping out the giants. rockies put up seven in the eighth and the magic number is now six games back of arizona. >>> to the pro turf and braylon edwards dodged an nfl bullet but couldn't afford getting hit in the wallet. he will not be suspended for driving under the influence. but the nfl did fine him $50,000 for the offense. >>> also on college football, stanford moves up one stop from seventh to sixth in the a.p. college top 25. that does it for sports. raj, back to you. >> number six and climbing. back in a moment. >>> okay, jeff ranieri is with us for one last check of the forecast chld. did i see that right? is that a snin >> the heat will continue tomorrow. some of the hottest weather in over a month, and throughout friday, saturday and sunday, cooling off. a slight chance of mountain and desert thunderstorms with 60s at the coast. if this hot weather isn't your thing, don't worry, it's cooling off. i've got to please everybody around here. >> thank

arizona takes a 3-1 lead. diamond baksz win 4-1. extending their division league to seven gaimts games. jamie syer has more. >> reporter: a leadoff home run by cody ross seemed to have the makings of a series win for san francisco. but after that the bats fell silent and so did the giants clubhouse after the game. >> they're a good team. ner first place for a reason. at the same time i like our pitching staff against anyone. but 1-0 is scary against a scrappy team like them. and they were able to put that big four spot on the board. and that becomes almost insurmountable at that point the way we've been doing. >> definitely it didn't go how we wanted. the first game was great. we came out with a lot of energy. and then yesterday kennedy shut us down. and then today hudson shut us down. two pretty good pitchers. they beat two of our best. so at some point you've got to give them credit. >> we know we're running out of time. there's no question about that. and this was i thought critical that we take the series. we all know it. we did

but somebody is going to have to beat arizona. the giants and the arizona only play three more times and that's just not enough to make up for it on your own. so they're going to rely on other people that's usually the padres and the rockies. right now the rockies are not helping. the padres are not strong. and kerzig has won 12-14. >> they're on a roll. >> they're just that good. i didn't believe in them. i'm now beginning to be a believer. >> giants hanging by a thread. >> thanks, fred. >>> be sure to join the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30. >>> and you ññ

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