sends two officers to the a shoot out on oakland's freeway shuts down traffic and sends two officers to the hospital. what lead up to the shooting and how the suspect was prepared for police. really fast like that. another officer involved shooting in the east bay. what the suspect said right before oakland and bart police opened fire. the oil gusher is plugged for the moment but the waiting game is far from over. bps next plan of action in the gulf oil disaster. s 7:30 this sunday morning the 18th of july. i am julie watts. >> i am phil matier. unemployment, budget deficits,

foreclosures across the state. why would anybody in their right mind run for governor. one expert boils it down to one personality trait. >> plus aids walk sf under way at golden gate park. the fundraiser comes just days after president obama announced a new strategy to fight hiv and aids. so how will the new policy impact the bay area. the president to have black coalition on aids is here to explain. the final numbers about the turn out in the states primary election that just happened. we take a look and say what they tell us about how voters are turning out these days. >> we will get to all that in just a moment but first leading the news. both directions of 580 shut down this morning and two officers hospitalized following a freeway shoot out in oakland it began overnight when two officers pulled over a truck 580 and grand avenue. as officers approached they saw

multiple guns inside and called for back up when the suspect began shooting and officers fired back. >> multiple rounds were exchanged the suspect was taken into custody and the two officers were injured with nonlife threatening injuries. >> it is believed their injuries are from rich share and broken glass not actually gunshot wounds the suspect was shot several times in spite of the fact he was wearing body armor he is in serious condition. all right bart and oakland police promising a thorough investigation after officers shot and killed a man they say charged them with knives. it happened near fruit vail bart station. the man was walking down east 12th street holding a knife in each hand. oakland police called bart police because the man was walking toward fruit vail bart station. the man took off when they spotted him. the police officer told him

stop stop stop he went this way and that way and that way. >> early reports from at least one witness is he was yelling shoot me when the bart officers first made contact with him. the man turns towards one of the officers who attended to phase him knife in hand and -- phase him, knife in hand, charges the officer. the officers on scene discharge their firearm striking the suspect. the identity of the suspect has not been released no officers were hurt. police say they are prepared to keep the peace. a rally planned tomorrow will be the first in the bay area supporting the former bart police officer convicted of shooting oscar grant. the walk has been dubbed in support of mazer lee and officers -- meheserle and officers. on to the gulf of mexico, where a cap blocking oil from

the busted well appears to be possibly holding. >> scientists want to make sure there are no more signs of trouble since the pressure on the seal is lower than expected. bp has decided to add another day of monitoring. >> reporter: no new leaks and no busted well so far bps experimental cap is preventing any more oil gushing into the water. the longer the test goes the morconfidence we have. >> reporter: for two days the engineers monitored the pressure and temperature. pressure readings have not increased which means there are likely no additional leaks. oil will flow temporarily into the gulf while bp moves to a new containment system that will funnel oil to ships on the surface. once the well is capped for good gulf residents know they have a long way to go before getting back to normal and are anxious to move forward. >> we are not seeing the

tourism. >> reporter: she runs a farmers market in long beach mississippi. the oil has brought a sense of dread to her coastal town like hurricane coo trina. >> that uncertainty and fear where things are beyond control. you have a helpless feeling. >> reporter: despite the economic hardships caused by the spill it was a busy saturday at the market. vendors say this is an important time to support their community. what motivates you to do all this? >> just the love of it. >> reporter: locals are too nervous to be hopeful about an end to the spill but won't let the oil drive them away from their way of life. cbs news long beach mississippi. well, meanwhile millions of americans who have lost unemployment benefits could soon get them back. on tuesday senate democrats hope to break a republican filibuster that blocked extension of unemployment

benefits and they believe they will have votes as soon as the new democratic senator from west virginia is sworn in. one of the biggest aids fundraisers in the nation. it is on now at golden gate park. >> aids walks, sf rally raising millions for hiv aids organizations. it comes days after president obama announced a new strategy to target high risk groups to fight the disease. charles huff from black coalition on aids joins us. charles the epidemic has been in the bay area for decades. our question is who remains the most vulnerable and where are we seeing new cases pop up? >> well, the president's new policy bears out the numbers. basically, in united states african americans are 13% of the population but 50% of the infected cases. in the bay area, where 6% of the population and 14% of the

infected population. >> why do you thing that is? >> i think it stems from the labels we put on aids in the beginning as well as social infrastructure within the black community and labels. >> is it being spread through sex or spread through needles? >> both. the main are needle exchange through sex and our main groups are needle exchange, men seeking men for sex as well as trance gender community. >> let's talk about the aids walk. we are talking about raising millions of dollars today but there has been a little bit of questions raised where the money is going. it is not staying here in san francisco so groups like yours will not say the millions that come from today's event. >> in their slight defense some of the money today does go to our organization for instance today, bca has a group walking

in the walk. depending on the amount of money we raise as a group dictates how much we get back from the walk. the bigger donation i think is what you are referring to. >> right a new york times article a lot of the money goesout of san francisco. >> there has been a huge shift with people supporting aids in africa i don't in any way begun them getting funding and help that is seriously needed there, however, i don't think we can now move to africa without keeping in touch with what is happening here in the u.s. >> back to what is happening here in the u.s. if we are having the epidemic shift into minority communities, is it still the astigma temp assigned to being gay in the african american community and drug use preventing the education from going on. >> exactly. if you notice a few minutes ago i said men seeking men. >> right. >> in the african american community that is a term we use

to draw in people who don't want the quote unquote gay label because there are a lot of men who identify as men having sex with men but do not want or identify with the gay label. they are receiving education or where is the -- >> is it education or just that they won't accept -- well, i mean we have the services and education for years is it a cultural block or what? >> i personally believe it is a cultural block in the sense of not being tapped into what the general population is looking at. and you also need to look at it i believe on a socio-economic level depending on who you are talking to. we have a challenge in that we have to talk to a wide spectrum where as for instance the white gay community could speak to that community in a singular succinct way where as we have to break it down and look at

each little microcosm. >> quite a challenge. >> it is. >> thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> still ahead today, shrink the deficit, unemployment. why would anybody want to be california's next governor? one expert's interesting take on that. >> later, clues on what life was like millions of years ago here in the bay area, what crews found digging the new caldecott tunnel. >> plus. >> heat relief. >> julie will tell you about the midsummer cool that is headed your way been built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road.

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nd it was by a a cliff hanger race from the june primary election has finally been decided and it was

a slim margin, 15,000 votes. the secretary of state declared state assembly man mike valines. we have the final numbers on voter turn out for the primary, only one third of eligible california voters actually showed up at the polls. new numbers show a growing trend in the way people vote, 58% of voters cast their ballots by mail. that's right. candidates for california governor have been doing all they can to get your votes as well. >> some wonder why meg whitman and jerry brown would want the job of being governor. >> turn on any tv in california. >> 40 years in politics, failure has followed him everywhere. >> you will see the two leading candidates for governor slugging it out. >> for decades she couldn't spare a moment to vote.

>> california's next governor could be republican billion air and former ebay ceo meg whit man or former two term democratic governor and life long politician jerry brown. the question is why would anyone want the job. >> i couldn't do it, wouldn't want to do it. >> so much work. >> check out the to do list for california's next governor. first and foremost, fix unemployment the state's unemployment rate is 12.3%. well above the national average of 9.5%. next shrink the deficit. california's budget deficit is $19 billion counting social programs are at risk and taxes could be raised yet again. add to that list, failing schoolings over crowded prisons, massive foreclosures once again you have to wonder who would want to be governor of california. >> the only person who would want this job is a person with

a very large ego. >> political science professor says a super inflated ego does not guarantee success. >> no one on the planet has more self-confidence than arnold schwarzenegger he has run into a great deal of difficulty and had a lot of dispointments. >> los angeles times political editor says it is no surprise why both candidates are in the race. >> successful people like a challenge. that drives a lot of them. >> they also have access to large amounts of money. >> it costs an awful lot of money to reach 38 million people you have to have 10s of millions of dollars at your disposal. >> job of governor of california. only those with loads of cash and confidence need apply. bill whit kerr cbs news. being governor is fun.

yes, you have headaches and problems but you have to put up with petty egos. >> doesn't sound like fun. >> you wake up every morning you are the center of the world. you walk around, like a rock star situation that just keeps going. one of the few things were arnold schwarzenegger could have red carpet go out. >> any time you go to the restaurant downtown sacramento lunchtime you see his whole contingent. >> you have to say why do people strive so hard for it, it is something. a lot of people think it is a stepping stone to president of the the united states. >> i wouldn't even want that job. same question. >> but it is an interesting combination one thing these politicians have in common they are always out out out keeping the action going, whether business, entertainment or

politics. >> like to be in the spotlight. >> yes and back room. >> and back room. all right. so some politics to weather. jim bernard is off so i am pulling double duty. we had a grey start here in the bay. those coastal clouds, that marine layer we see all morning long it is here. good news not nearly as deep as yesterday which means it will burn off earlier and you will see more sunshine closer to the bay meaning temperatures will warm as well. checking out that daily planner today, if you are heading out and about, we have some good news for you. plenty of sunshine nice warm temperatures as i grow for you on screen. nice warm temperatures for you on screen. mostly sunny and warm, we are starting off with coastal clouds along the coast patchy fog partial clearing i do think some clouds will stick around right along the coast keeping temperatures cooler by the coast. inland, cool not the story.

triple digits for central valley, warm yosemite but coastal clouds that natural cooling effect pacific we are staying in the 60s for your coastal locations. let's check in with the satellite and explain what is going on here. why are we so warm for inland locations and by the bay, high pressure in place will keep us warm but don't get used to it a cooling trend continues tomorrow and upper level trough dipping in from the gulf of alaska bringing those temperatures down significantly. coastal clouds today will continue to deepen as we move into the workweek and that will keep temperatures cooler. for today the bullet points, valley heat coastal clouds we will see warm temperatures for the inland valleys for south bay and even east bay locations oakland, places on the water still going to stay relatively warm because marine layer not nearly as thick as it has been. yesterday we saw a pretty strong on shore flow ushered those coastal clouds inland today not so much. northerly flow and that will

help to clear things out. take me through the day with our pinpoint fog cast notice how it clears by lunchtime today. most locations with the exception of some of those coastal spots. staying nice and cool, in the upper 50s to low 60s. most locations south bay, upper 80s. some of the warmest spots, morgan hill, hot spot, 92. east bay, we will be flirting with triple digits. farther inland you travel the warmer temperatures go. back toward the bay nice and comfortable temperatures low 70s. oakland, alameda, berkeley and try valley. low 90s. warm but not very very hot. i hear phil matier laughing i wonder if it is the forecast. i will join him as we finish up here. san francisco at 70 today andsonoma, napa, wine country temperatures warmer up there. look at the seven-day forecast that cooling trend i have been talking about 90s for the next

couple days, dip down to 80s. significantly cooler, much more of that coastal cloud cover tuesday and sticking with it throughout the workweek. >> you are amazing. >> thank you. >> people up there think i work hard nothing compared to you. >> stay tuned a race to the finish what motivated dozens of bay area firefighters to climb 48 floors of trance america building. >> in sports, no, i am not doing sports too. a successful area, as win a thriller in kansas city, close tore a 500 record. they blew it. highlights coming up [ son ] i'm a good son. dependable. i call my mom every week.

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good morning welcome back. a quick update for you we told you earlier 580 is closed in oakland due to police investigation. we just spoke with chp and they said they will keep it closed for another 2 to 4 hours, it is an ongoing crime scene investigation. we will have details coming up in just a bit. we did want to update you there. 580 continues to be closed in oakland. on to lighter news, bay area firefighters are probably waking up with sore legs after running up all 48 floors of

trans america building raising money for three local organizations that work on treatment and recovery of burn victims additional money was raised for their own toy drive. some climbed the stairs in full gear, adding 50 pounds but the climbers said it was worth the challenge. >> i am pretty sure i will make it it is a matter of how fast or slow and how much pain i will be in when done. >> probably a lot of pain today. the first person to finish got a trophy. it was just one of many around the country yesterday. >> and in sports, south african goaler is leading the -- golfer is leading the british open. >> as holding on to a win and giants continue a winning streak. here is dave lewis with the highlights. >> giants held the mets scoreless.

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sends two officers to the hospital. what led up to the shooting... and how the suspect wa police. a shoot out on oakland's freeway shuts down traffic and sends to officers to the hospital. how the suspect was prepared for police. >> it was really fast like that. >> another officer involved shooting in east bay as well. what the suspect said right before oakland and bart police opened fire. the oil gusher is plugged for the moment but the waiting game is far from over. bps next plan of action in the gulf oil disaster. welcome back to the weekend early edition. just about 8:00 a.m. i am julie watts. >> i am phil matier. a lot of news to cover and first up, senator barbara boxer is in a close battle to keep her job, neck and neck with

republican nominee carly theorina. we sat down with her and she opens up and tells us where she stands on everything from same- sex marriage to arizona's immigration law. news about creatures that lived here millions of years ago. what they found in the caldecott tunnel dig. leading the news, both directions 580 still shut down and two officers are hospitalized. following a freeway shoot out in oakland. it began overnight when two officers pulled over a truck westbound 580, grant avenue. as officers approached they saw multiple guns inside the truck and called for back up when the suspects began shooting and officers fired back. >> multiple rounds were exchanged the suspect was eventually taken into custody and two officers were injured with nonlife threatening injuries. >> it is believed their

injuries are from ricochet or broken glass. but the suspect was shot several times and in spite of the fact he was wearing body armor he is in serious condition. as for the freeway, it could be shut down for the next two to four hours. >> all right. bart and oakland police are promising a thorough investigation after officers shot and killed a man who said he charged him with knives. charged at the cop with knives happened yesterday near fruit vail bart station. witnesses say the man was walking down east 12th holding a knife in each hand. police say that they called bart police because the man was walking towards the fruit vail bart station. police say that the man took off when they spotted him. >> the police officer told him stop stop stop and he went this way he went that way and that way. >> early reports from at least one witness he was yelling shoot me when the bart officers first made contact with him. the man turns towards one of

the officers who just tased him, knife in hand charges the officer. at this point other officers on scene to protect the officer discharge their firearms striking the suspect. >> the identity of the suspect has not been released no officers were hurt. police say they are prepared to keep the peace at a rally planned tomorrow. it will be the first in the bay area supporting the former bart police officer convicted of shooting oscar grant. the rally has been dubbed in support of meheserle and leo, which stands for law enforcement officers. it will be held in walnut creek and set to run 2 to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. all right. bp engineers will take an extra day to evaluate the new cap they put on the blown out well in the gulf of mexico. they have been monitoring pressure around the seal since thursday. while readings are lower than expected they are slowly

increasing. that means there are no likely new leaks. the cap is blocking oil from the busted well and it appears to be holding. that is good news. >> at this point, there is no evidence that we don't have integrity. the fact that the pressure is continuing to rise is giving us more and more confidence. >> coast guard admiral alan says once the testing is complete it will be hooked to pipes and ships that collect the oil. in the course of that operation some crude will be released into the gulf to relieve pressure temporarily. >> millions of americans have lost unemployment benefits but may soon get them back. on tuesday, senate democrats will raise a fill buster they believe they will have enough votes as soon as the new democratic senator from west virginia is sworn in. >> the governors race makes its way to meg whitman's front

door. >> nurses angry with her marched to her home. they say she attacked them with unsolicited phone calls, mailers and press attacks. whitman says the california nurses association started the negative campaign about her on its own website. i sat down with willie brown to get his take on what could be a major battle of this gubernatorial race. what role does the image of the nurses really play in california politics? >> under the right circumstances phil they have the most positive image. two people you want endorsements from. nurses and firefighters. no one is ever angry at either one. unless you can figure out how to make them angry. >> that is the image a nurse helps you a firefighter helps you. every politician in california would love to have their endorsements but they are going against meg she has a real

problem. >> well, they are filling their oats frankly because if you will recall about four years or so ago they won against arnold schwarzenegger and brought him to his knees. he backed off, he did not interfere with staffing arrangements he backed off on his promise to do that he stopped calling them whatever names he was calling them and stopped saying he was going to kick their butts any more. they felt empowered because all of a sudden they moved from being just respectable endorsement organization to a mighty political arm. that is what they are attempting to demonstrate against queen meg. this mighty political arm we see it with the nursefirefighters but how much about this is about nursing issues and how much union politics trying to assert themselves in the democratic party. >> i don't think they are trying to assert themselves

within the democratic party. they are really unto themselves but what it is about, they are organizing and being able to command the whole landscape as it relates to nursing. they want all of the nurses under the california nurses association. and if they do get them, their force becomes more powerful they will have a greater influence on the health care delivery system than they now have. >> and they are very big backers of single payer health care initiatives. >> absolutely they have been for a very long time. advocates of single payer. >> what is it like dealing with nurses and firefighters when you are behind closed doors with groups like this. >> in the past they have never had the kind of muscle they currently have. they only had the great image and in my day when i dealt with them, that image was really important, i have candidates who needed to be pollerred i

had canada -- polished i had candidates that need to be cleaned up. i could put them through a nurse or guys in a badge, i would eliminate warts that would normally be on that person. >> one reason they are so active against meg whitman is because jerry brown doesn't have his money. they have the money and troops they are trying to get the attention to define her as a negative force because their candidate doesn't have the money himself. >> whitman is saying you are not mad at me because of my politics but because i am opposing jerry brown. >> it is the policy. >> right. >> one big issue between the nurses and arnold schwarzenegger was the patient to nurse ratio. nurses want to look after more apents than share have. meg says i have nothing to do with that trying to take the message directly to members and that angered the leaders of the

union and they also say she is insincere. >> right. and saying she harassed them calling members she said i just wanted members to know what i am talking about. your leaders are saying what i am not actually saying. >> she is trying to push back and that will make it more interesting one thing you can say about the nurses union they are theatrical they show up with queen meg and people all dressed up. this battle will go on and stay interesting as we go through the race. >> still ahead, larry lost out on buying the warriors but it may not have been just about the highest bidder. the miscalculation that possibly cost him the team. >> that's right. of course weather coming up midsummer cool down headed our way. when you can expect to see cooler temperatures ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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crews continue to dig they are finding fossilized remains of plants and animals that lived in east bay 10 million years ago. scientists expect to find more once the giant boring machine digs deeper. so far the fossils include get this phil, camels, horses and mast donees. but camels? who would have ever thought. >> i wouldn't have thought that. are they finding politicians. >> that new boar is coming in you never know. senator barbara boxer is battling to keep her u.s. senate seat. we have an exclusive eyewitness news poll finding she trails carly by 2 per centrage points within the margin of error. so we sat down. >> we sat down with her as part of our campaign coverage, along with kcbs radio to bring you in depth interviews from many candidates in november's

election. we have the first in this series. there are very few business people in the u.s. senate that is one of our problems. >> former hewlett packard executive discusses in depth on cbs 5 and kcbs radio campaign 2010 on whether the federal stimulus plan jump started the economy. >> only in washington dc can you make the argument look, we have spent over $800 billion i can point to a job or two. this program failed to achieve every stated goal not by a little but a lot. american tax payers are funding them. the fact you can find five or ten construction workers, great it doesn't change the fundamental point. we have wasted too much money. >> the alternative to the stimulus is. >> let's give every small business own era two year

payroll tax holiday for every unemployed worker they hire. you don't need to pay for tax cuts. when jobs are created, consumption increases. >> when it comes to stopping illegal immigrants. >> yes, i support the arizona law they felt they had no choice. what is odd about the obama administration if their point in suing arizona is that the arizona law takes away prerogative from the federal government why are they not suing the city of san francisco for being a sanctuary city. >> she says she supports whatever california citizens want when it comes to same-sex marriage. >> people get uncomfortable when a single judge or a handful of judges, unelected, unaccountable, decide to dictate social policies from the bench. i don't think that is where it belongs. where these important social

issues belong is in the hands of voters. >> she opposes proposition 19, november proposal to legalize and tax marijuana in california. she thinks it should be regulated as medicine. >> i think it is on the ballot because the state of california wants more revenue. this is all about taxing something else. >> she opposes abortion but wouldn't commit to turning over reversos wade. >> clearly people feel strongly about it and disagree about it is not the central issue in this campaign. the central issue is the issue on voters minds. what about their jobs. >> she apro east side california's attempts to solve global warming reducing green house gas emissions. >> even the scientists that believe that green house gas emissions are caused by human activity will say, no state acting alone will make any difference. so it is a bad deal for the

people of california. i went through chemo therapy, bilateral mastectomy and radiation. i am very healthy i feel terrific i would say to voters of california, look at all the cancer survivors making a contribution. well, the entire interview is on cbs5.com. this is the first of four sit downs, barbara boxer, meg whitman and jerry brown still to come. >> she is very candid i hope all four candidates are that candy. >> this is the first time barbara boxer has had such a challenge, female, articulate and active and candid. her last couple races have been against clunkers. they were nonstarters. >> what do you thing it will shape up to in november. >> very close but i think she has to actually do much better initially to get republican money out here. this is a very expensive state

to run in. barbara boxer three terms as senate she will have plenty of money. carly has to sell herself in california and across the country otherwise they will put their money in nevada washington and cheaper states. so you won't have to wait much longer for a check of your forecast. a live lookout side golden gate bridge. a tale of two sky cam as. two live cameras this morning. clouds there and sunshine here. really it is one of those micro climate days folks. we will see grey skies along the coast and along the bay for now but the bay will clear out quickly and see warmer temperatures around the bay. along the coast, patchy fog sticking around through much of the day temperatures 50s and 60s. warming us, get rid of all those coastal clouds marine layer not that deep. inland sunshine and down right

hot for some locations nearing triple digits. you will find triple digits throughout central valley, sacramento. fresno, redding. but again the closer you get to the moderating impact of the pacific, 60s. places like monterey and eureka. find out why we are seeing -- the weather we are. first things first it is hot because we have high pressure in place that will keep things warm. today is the last day of this kind of i wouldn't call it a heat wave it is not that hot but triple digits. hot for some people. we have this trough this cooler air moving down out of the gulf of alaska that will take over the next couple days and drop those temperatures beef up that marine layer, we will see cooler temperatures through much of the workweek. we have coastal cloud cover and valley heat. yesterday we had enough on shore flow coastal clouds ushered their way into the

valley. today the flow is more northerly, that will clear out those coastal clouds and fog and warm up, a little bit more than we did yesterday. so if yesterday was too warm get ready for a little bit warmer today. low 90s from the warmest spots in south bay, morgan hill, 80s san jose, santa clara, 60s along the coast plenty of upper 70s for the peninsula. east bay that is where you will find the warmest locations upper 90s places like brent wood, antioch and try valley low 90s. 70s along the bay, alameda, berkeley. warmer than yesterday. for the north bay, wine country topping out upper 80s near 90 degrees. fairfield, 90 maybe above. 70 in the city and you will see sunshine by the end of the day in san francisco. not one of those june gloom days even though it is july. i can't use that all yearlong. a look at the seven-day forecast. umer 90s then we start to cool

tomorrow dramatic cooling by tuesday down into the 80s a bit below average this time of year. beef up marine layer and i will say it we will see june gloom in july, tuesday wednesday thursday. >> stagery. >> especially along the bay and along the coast. >> how do you fill up 2 minutes with weather when it never changes around here. >> yesterday i did 3.5 minutes of weather. >> thank god for small favours. the move by larry elle son that may have cost him the winning bid for warriors. >> yosemite, making a come back after being closed for 13 years

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more of yosemite for campers to enjoy this summer. all camp ground sites are now open including one closed since 1997. it has been inaccessible for 13 years after a flood destroyed the bridge leading to it. if you are heading to yosemite all camp steerieser visions are full but still some first time first served spot ises are available. get there early in the morning to catch one of those. sale of the golden state warriors, fall out from the protest in oakland both hot topics this week and both making news in this weeks matier and ross column. mr. matier what is going on. >> let's start with the warriors. it appears oracle ceo larry ellison the sixth richest man in the world he tried to buy them but made a major miscalculation. the bid, $650 million an nba record came from venture

capitalist, joe lakup and peter gubber producer of many hollywood movies. after they made their offer ellison wanted two weeks and waited and came in at the last minute with a lower bid. >> lower than theirs? >> warriors went ahead and started talking with the others. he came back within hours of the final deal he comes in with a bigger offer. and they said hey, we've already got the deal and signing the papers. so that is why he made the public comment that he gave every opportunity to win the bid and they took less money they took less money because it came in too late. over played his hand. all right. speaking of questions about whether they over played their hand, don't expect charges to be filed against two oakland city council women who stood between police and demonstrators after the meheserle verdict. highers up at city hall said

pursuing charges against the two would only make them martyrs in some people's eyes. the official disignificance was take -- decision was take no action. the question is where are they helping or hindering police in a riot situation. >> people are split on that. either way they both were planning on running for mayor. >> they are running for mayor. >> it is a heck of a way to open your campaign. one way or another it is defining you with voters. one group will say okay you took it upon yourself to keep the peace others would say you jumped in where you weren't needed. they are right in the middle of it from the start. >> still ahead you don't need two wheels to win this crazy bike race. >> no, this is the quirky event making its way to the streets of san francisco ,,

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all right well, not as popular as x games but u games may be catching on, 100 you any cyclists competed in fun and competitive rides around san francisco. >> a small group of fans cheered them on. top riders reached speeds of 25 miles an hour and finished the day with a ride across the golden gate bridge. >> that does it for this edition and weekend early edition. i will be gone for a couple weeks heading off to india phil will be manning the fort >> when she comes back she will have a story for us. >> i will see you in three weeks. ,, ,,,,,,