thank goodness. this didn't happen for park where there were people who were schoolyard. >> now at 10, a big scare we'll falls off a plane just after takeoff at san francisco airport. experts weighing in tonight on what went wrong. crazy. that's a major freeway shut down for hours. then i came home to see police around her neighborhood. neighbors and pleasant in shock tonight after police say a man murdered one of their neighbors and then cars are free way to shut down. >> you know, out here building a great thing that people love

and it's really easy for some of the coming off the sidelines and deface it. >> and a business struggling to survive after vandalism. we'll have more coming up. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. tonight to investigation is underway after a tire fell off united airlines flight departing sfo. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. >> i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. that flight was en route to japan, but it had to divert. >> to lax. our kron 4, sarah stinson joins us now live at sfo. sarah were exactly did that tire land. >> yeah. the tire of a united airplane landed in this parking lot of came crashing down into this employee parking crashing onto the

cars. thankfully no one inside of them because these tires are massive, we're told, are about 5 feet tall and they weigh about 300 pounds. >> united flight 35 departed sfo for osaka just before 11 thursday morning. immediately after takeoff, one of the plane's tires sell-off crashing down onto cars in an employee parking lot. you can see where this tire landed and the destruction it caused. take a look this car got completely defense almond and united employee went to check on his car as soon as he got off work. don't worry, you know, was kind. so the area. >> you know, they fortunately, you know, to set >> the boeing 7, 7, 7, was diverted to los angeles where it landed safely. passengers got transferred to another plane. now the faa and ntsb

are investigating how this happened. thank goodness this didn't happen. >> over a park where there were people who are schoolyard or >> onto a building or something else. henry harteveldt is a local travel industry analyst. he says this is troubling as this adds to what's becoming a long list of incidents we've seen with planes lately. saw delta airlines plane a few weeks ago. >> have part of one of its tires fall off, though, unrelated. of course, there was the incident alaska airlines and adorable 7.37 max harteveldt explains what might have gone wrong. was it something as simple as forgetting perhaps tightened some nuts and bolts or is there something more to it? is there perhaps medal that he failure or whatever else could be. because as we wait for answers, a woman arriving at sfo says she hopes real change can come of. this one would hope >> after some of the incidents that those start upping the inspections doing little bit

more care before people get on the planes. >> and the tire has been removed from the impact of floyd parking lot. investigators will be examining it along with parts of the plain to see what caused the latest mishap in the sky. i'm sara stinson reporting live at sfo. back to you. >> thank you. chair of the fallen wheel. just one of the recent boeing they that company's been facing coming up at 10, 30. we're going to take a look at other recent recent incidents, including that midair door blowout end and engine fire. >> meantime, all lanes are back open tonight on 5.80, following a police chase that began with the death of a woman. police say that the suspect in the case shot the woman at a home in pleasanton and then shot himself on the shoulder of westbound 5.80, near san leandro. kron four's. amanda harry is live in the pleasanton neighborhood after talking to people who live there and she has more for us.

amanda. >> everyone i spoke to here says this neighborhood is extremely quiet and they experience almost no crime, but still nearly 12 hours later, we have police officers here on the scene still investigating. all the people say they're sad to hear that this happened, but they're grateful the threat is over. a little bit strange and shocking that help people who live in this neighborhood described what happened thursday. >> saginaw circle near santa rita road and west lost see does boulevard covered crime scene tape amid a murder suicide investigation this morning at around 11 o'clock >> i some loud bangs, apparently there was a gunshot at that time. i didn't recognize it as a question. this woman who didn't want to appear on camera. >> says she was home in

pleasanton. police responded and found the victim dead with multiple gunshot wounds. that and they came in. she says she's lived in this complex since 1997, but she has never seen a police presence like this one. the shooting was then almost immediately followed by a police chase. there are requesting assistance. their officers were actively in pursuit of a known a murder suspect on 5.80. that pursuit ended in san leandro. >> you're the benedict drive exit. the driver died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the suspect vehicle while him pursue. >> crash. and at that point, there was a high risk could stop as well as the standoff for approximately 30 minutes. >> with the combined efforts of all allied agencies. it was determined that the suspect had to come to his own injuries. i saw on the news earlier. >> that 5.80, was shut down. and i said, that's crazy. that's a major freeway shut down for hours. then i came

home to see police tape around her neighborhood and found out that it was related to what happened here. tim park says he chose to live here in pleasanton because it's a safe community. he never expected anything like this. >> he says he's not sure who the suspect or the victim. it's i don't know who lived there. >> maybe i saw them, but i don't know if i know who nt is or not, it just a disturbed guy. didn't know how to control his emotions. i guess it's only thing goes through my mind. >> pleasanton police is handling the murder investigation right now. they say there is no threat to the public live in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> i've been told too old. whether young or old i've always been known. i've always know what indoors i know in our north star, the very idea of america as they were all

created equal deserves to be treated equally throughout our lives. we've never fully lived up to that idea. never walked away from it >> president biden addressing his age tonight in his state of the union address at 81 years. he is the oldest president to be in office is age has been a concern for many voters. so much so lot of people are watching just to see how he'd handle the pressure. yeah, it's one of the things the kron four's catherine heenan talked about with our panel of >> political analysts tonight. she live in the newsroom right now with what they had to >> some biden supporters say tonight the fact the president did just come out and openly reference the buzz about his age was probably a good thing. quite be coy. meantime, the first question for our panelists tonight, how did the president do? a lot of people said it could end up being the political speech of his life.

>> think there are 2 tests for the president won the delivery test. you know what he stutter. he's been battling that, you know, since he was a child, would he actually deliver? what does that remarks look like? and then is the future focused or is he just laying out a litany of accomplishments to try to do a sales job? i think he did a pretty good job of being future-focused. we are in a contentious period. he has to both lay out a laundry list. but at the same time do that in the delivery. that you know, is low energy or anything like that. he has to like really move forward. and he came into the room gangbusters ready to do that. he and his team have to be happy with what they accomplish tonight. this was >> a moment in time where joe biden could love with a performance where he the part that people say that he is which is to will and that didn't happen as someone been involved with politics for decades. i from the day when we can get president who could actually give a speech. and quite honestly, the last 2 of

them are not good. it's these faking it or ticket gave a rating of obama because he spent the virtually yelling at people. but i agree that his side is very happy tonight because this won't come off. has he has? he failed in his mission to look at our i biden so tonight that that manna spoke tonight, the state of the union. >> we'll be very difficult for donald trump to he hit every market. he wanted to hit. i think the only thing he missed on really was appealing to nikki independent voters. but otherwise, i hope i look like that and act and can articulate myself like that 81 years ld that old and i'm still trying to figure out why the young such a good thing for being foot for president. what would be in 65 do that? 81 can't do. i donald trump is in trouble. that's my take away from tonight is that donald trump is in trouble. biden has

enough energy for the next 8 months to to win the office. >> not people. sometimes forget biden has spent a lot more time on capitol hill that the white house more than i-35 years for member in the u.s. senate. he's comfortable there and the panelists did agree he seemed to enjoy being back on that home turf. and that probably helped energize sam, back to you. >> well, we're waking up tomorrow to a beautiful friday around the bay area. if you thought today was nice tomorrow, even a little bit better. it will be chilly, though. when you get up tomorrow morning that at your wake-up weather early on, we do have clear skies to start out your day. temperatures. little cool 30's in a couple of 40's out there to begin. but won't take long. those sunny skies will rule the day and temperatures will warm up ever so slowly begin. and then by 10 o'clock. well, we started break out a couple 50's, even maybe a 60 or so. and this is a much warmer weather. almost 70's by the afternoon in parts of bay area. we'll show you where coming up few minutes.

>> i'm 6,000 miles away, making i'm not running middle east politics. >> the east bay bagel shop vandalized with graffiti and threatened over the war in the middle east. >> toilets worth more than a million dollars touches down in san francisco who ultimately foot the bill for what's likely the most expensive restroom in the bay area. >> and reaction tonight from san francisco. mayor london breed's 3 challengers in the upcoming election there. what they have to say about the mayor's state of th

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>> the owner of a popular east bay bagel shop says her business is was targeted by anti semitic graffiti. the words israel baby killer were found spray painted on the sidewalk outside of boychuk bagels in berkeley forest and thor talked with the shop's owner tonight joins us now from the newsroom with more. dan? yeah. can the jewish owner of probably the most popular bagel shop in the bay area says? >> this is the first time she and her staff have dealt with this kind of vandalism and she believes it might be connected to the company taking no stance over the israel-hamas war. >> the sidewalk usually filled with a line of customers waiting for a popular boy. chick bagel was vandalized this week with this graffiti boy, 6 owner emily winston says it's an attack against her jewish-owned business. it's pretty pretty upsetting. >> to get that is my first time getting such a thing winston says the graffiti popped up in 2 spots outside of her college avenue shop wednesday afternoon. >> she later, but paint remover to scrub it out. i'm

i'm. >> you know, out here. building a great thing that people love and it's really easy for some of the coming off the sidelines and deface it doesn't take too much effort to throw down a little spray. paint takes a lot more effort to scrub it off. >> boychuk bagels is not the first jewish-owned bay area business to be targeted since the israel-hamas war began last october spent an ice cream in san francisco's mission district was forced to temporarily close in november. vandals smashed in the windows and spraypainted free palestine. winston says she nor her business is openly taking a stance on the war in gaza. but they have received threats on social media. winston says she still views the bay area as a shining example of acceptance and just wants to focus on what she does best. there's a lot of jewish business owners who are finding themselves put into the cross when it is not. >> something that we're

involved with. i'm 6,000 miles away, making >> i'm not running middle east politics. >> well, earlier this week, boychuk bagels announced plans to expand into san francisco which has been met with fanfare. but winston says that she has no plans for any kind of closure because of this graffiti in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> approach is about accountability, resources and new pathways. this means arresting and prosecuting dealers and when necessary arresting users who are a danger to themselves. >> san francisco mayor london breed delivering the state of the city address this morning. among the issues she discussed crime. she thanked the city's voters for approving proposition e what she says will give police more freedom and tools to catch criminals. the mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown. she wants to attract new businesses and wants to add housing. the speech comes as she prepares to ask voters for

anotr term. >> they breed is currently facing 3 challengers in the upcoming election. a former san francisco mayor and supervisor mark farrell, a current city supervisor off it and philanthropist daniel lurie, all 3 spoke with kron 4 today giving their reaction to the mayor's state of the city address. some fresno bello joins us live in studio with their remarks. noel. >> ken and vicki mayor breed was optimistic about recent moves made by her office and by voters to improve quality of life in san francisco. but these 3 candidates looking to take her spot come november. we're not buying that optimism. all 3, essentially saying the mayor spent her time painting a pretty picture of the city. but these changes are coming too little too late. mark farrell saying people across san francisco felt better off when he left office in 2018 and he sees the voters supporting propositions e and f as a sign they want something different. >> tuesday's election was continue sign of momentum here in the city of san francisco

of common sense and a return to basics. it started a few years ago with a recall district attorney and brooke jenkins taking office is doing an amazing job and continue with the school board recall. and now on tuesday's election, the electorate has changed. they want. leadership inside of city hall. they want someone to come in and turn our city back around. >> farrell mentioned as fpd having lost 25% of its officers, which is something current supervisor ahsha stuff it mentioned as well. he also said while the city might be on a rebound, he felt breed speech today missed the mark. >> so the glaring miss for me was there wasn't a conversation about how we're going to make san francisco more livable and affordable for all san francisco families. it wasn't a conversation about working families. frontline workers and how they're struggling in. the mayor mentioned teachers,

nurses, firefighters, but she didn't say there's thousands of vacancies within those department. >> the final candidate, philanthropist daniel lurie says he didn't hear any new ideas or approaches today from the mayor. mayor laurie is the only person running from outside what he calls a failed system. and while the mayor may be tired of the negativity towards the city, laurie says he's tired too. >> i'm tired of the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is not a crisis of resources with a 14.6 billion dollar budget. this is a crisis of leadership. we all know this and and so i am incredibly optimistic. the best days of our city are ahead of us. but it's going to require leadership from outside of that building. >> overall, the 3 candidates agree change is beginning, but none were buying. what breed was necessarily selling today.

can vicki noelle, thank you. water officials in sonoma county say more than 270,000 gallons of wastewater spilled into the russian river last week. they say the spill came from the county's sanitation treatment plant. officials say the recent storm might have been the cause. myron mental specialists say there was no impact to wildlife. speaking of rain, let's check in with kron four's. lawrence karnow aren't boy. yeah. we've got a nice break from the stormy weather today. but we're not done with the rain just yet this season. we've got couple of storms are kind sitting out there. the pacific now developing. but >> we'll enjoy this brief break while we've got it right now. think so far. so good. clear out there. getting a little chilly in spots, but yet no rain around the bay area tonight. nice and dry. nice look toward the golden gate bridge out there for this evening as well. doppler radar showing things quieting down not only here but around much of the state did have some flood warnings up in southern california early on this evening. those of since expires. that rain kind of winding down there as well. but bay area looking good. we're starting to see a little bit of a northerly component

to the wind out there. that means we're going to wake up to nice, clear skies early on. but the season is still active. we've got the storms developing in the middle of the city can see right here. there you go. that is the next storm system approaching the bay-area going to take some time to get here. by the time it gets here. maybe some rain on saturday. another storm lining up behind that, possibly some rain on sunday. another storm in the next week to so enjoy these days. while we get a nice break in the weather for tonight, mostly clear skies around the bay area. temperatures will be a little cold as we head through the night overnight lows dipping off into the 30's and 40's around the bay area by tomorrow morning. overall, though, high pressure going to build in that will hold that next storm system off just in time to bring you a fantastic friday ahead. should be a gorgeous day outside. back tomorrow afternoon. some of these temperatures in the san jose get near 70 degrees under sunny skies. lots of sunshine in oakland, about 65 little cooler to san francisco at 15, i will take a look at your 10. 10 forecast coming up a few minutes. thank you, north. coming up, a san jose junior shark coach sued for allegedly

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and uses it to steal taxpayer funds, personal and that rhodes trust trust in the government. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price today announcing a plea agreement between prosecutors and former fremont city manager mark to dodge the former city manager pleaded guilty to fraud charges for misusing his city issued credit card for personal expenses. was fired in 2021. it's now set to serve 3 months behind bars and paid the city more than $300,000. republican lawmakers are now demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information about an exemption in the state's new $20 minimum wage law. now this comes amid a report suggesting that newsom included a carve out to benefit one of his donors who happens to own too. doesn't panera bread locations. in a statement from newsom's office, though his staff wrote in part the story is absurd. our legal team has reviewed and it appears panera is not exempt from the law. still,

republicans say they want answers. where did this exemption comfort? >> nobody seems to know everybody oh, i don't know where it came from. it came from someone if there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here. we think. but there's a lot to see here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> last week republicans demanded the attorney general launched an ethics investigation and now they've sent the governor a public records request demanding all documents and communications that let up to the carve out. coming up next, a mid air door blowout. an engine fire now falling. take a look at the problem. some boeing planes have been facing over the last couple of months. >> from cancer survivor to music teacher. we need a bay area. remarkable woman inspiring young children. the songs.

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>> tonight in san jose junior sharks coach is being sued for assault. the lawsuit claims that the coach would room his players before taking advantage of them as kron four's terisa saw co tells us a lawsuit is also bringing to light a troubling series of allegations against the management of the san jose junior sharks. >> absolutely tragic situation. you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> mark bacevich is an attorney representing the family and child at the center of a civil lawsuit against this man. kevin whitmer and the san jose sharks when there was a coach for the junior

sharks, youth hockey organization last november, santa clara prosecutors charged with murder with 30 felony counts of abuse and 20 counts of possession of child. >> there was a another parent that raises concerns about how he was using his position as coach to really, you know, control the athletes in an unhealthy way. boss covid says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack that if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boss covid says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines alone with minors in the

sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kind of things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and force it on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore. thought it knew better. >> moskovitz as fundamentally the suits goals is descend. a clear message and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want to prevent that as best we can in the future. >> as for what mayor, he remains in custody, he is entered a not guilty plea in his criminal case. we reached out to the sharks organization for comment but have not received a response yet theresa kron, 4 news. >> we're continuing to follow that developing story out of san francisco airport. united airlines flight. look at the bottom of the screen right

there. lost a wheel right after takeoff. the wheel crashed into an employee parking lot below damaging at least one vehicle. this recent incident adds to a growing list of issues at boeing, crawford's grant lodes joins us now live in the studio with a recap of some of those incidents grant. they're adding up. vicki and ken federal authorities are investigating several recent issues with boeing planes ranging from >> the loose tire to a door flying off during a flight to a plane engine catching fire mid-flight. take a look. engine on a united flight caught fire right after takeoff. this is from houston monday night. the man took the video says it sounded like a bomb going off and that the plane took a nosedive right after it happened. the crew was able to make an emergency landing. nobody was hurt last month. federal investigators say the rudder controls on another united flight that they fail during a landing in new jersey. the pilots there

say the rider pedals which control the rotation of the plane got stuck as they roll down the runway. pilots said they had to use another steering mechanism and were able to safely land the plane. investigators say, although mechanics couldn't pinpoint the problem, the plane worked normally after they swapped out some of the runner control parts. a few weeks before that a delta flight last nose wheel while preparing for take off in atlanta. nobody was hurt there. that wasn't especially scary. but really terrifying. of course, that incident in early january when a door blew off an alaska airlines flight. way up in the air. a preliminary report found that 4 bolts should have been holding the door plug in place. but we're missing when the plane left boeing's factory, obviously, that is problematic. last week regulators gave boeing 50 days too provide a plan about how

they're going to address recent safety it's obviously concerning when you know, you have boats that are supposed to be on this door. plug in there for whatever reason, not as a quality control issue. all of these are very concerning. you don't want wheels falling off your certainly unnerving, knock on wood. >> fatality. we've gotten through it. k that's just by sheer luck. you can operate airline that way. and by sheer luck, there's video of today's wheel calling off their some guy who shoots planes, taking off and landing in and streams it on youtube and has a bunch of followers need just happen to be video taping this today and posted in obviously it helps tell the story of what exactly went on. initially in the car picked they didn't even know anything in happened. they lost anything so count it. all right. thank you am. there are 4 zone

forecast as we get a live look at. sfo. don't see any wheels on the ground there. that's ok, how's the weather looking? just keep my feet on the ground for now. thank you very much. we've got some nice weather coming our way should get out there and enjoy it. >> it's going to change again as we get the weekend and early next week. but why the tenant n y think we've got a dose of spring-like weather coming our way. maybe some 70's and 80's. yeah. that be something out there. now we've got clear skies, nice clear skies around the bay area today overnight tonight, going to stay clear. going to be chilly in spots. some of the valleys dipping down to the 30's and then we're going to see sunny skies tomorrow. going to be a beautiful friday outside. but a chance of showers returns on saturday, mainly north of the golden gate bridge and that a better chance for everybody to see a few more showers late in the day on saturday. highs today, aras running just a little bit below the average for this time of year, but still very comfortable. i think by tomorrow afternoon, maybe a little bit above the average as we'll see those temperatures warming up nicely

under sunny skies. it is currently 45 and cool in half moon bay. 47, it's number 46 right now an app and 49 degrees in concord. you can see the storm clouds still moving through southern california. couple leftover snow flurries in the southern sierra nevada as well. but things clearing out now as high pressure really settling in. but it's only going to be a quick hitter just here for the day tomorrow. and then after that kind of scoots out of town and we've got that next front off the coastline start to move. in fact, you see right here as we head through the day, tomorrow gets a little bit closer. it leaves a lot of sunshine for us. there you go on saturday. kind of limits on shore, falling apart. then behind that, a stronger system starts to move in as we head in towards sunday. that will bring with it. more showers around the bay area. more snow in the high country and a little bit stronger storm system moving in late snow monday night into sunday. that can things a little bit wet. but after that high pressure really strength is i think by the afternoon, on a thursday or so, we could be talking about some 70's in the bay area. some 30's and 40's for overnight lows tonight. tomorrow. yeah, we're

working on lots of sunshine on a beautiful friday outside as warm a 68 degrees in san jose. 66 santa rosa and about 65 degrees in oakland. here's your next 10 days kind of off. and on this week, systems rolling through. of course, we've got spring for. but the clocks this weekend, too, another chance of showers on tuesday. but look at that as we head toward the end of this next week, we're talking about a lot of 70's out there. yeah, a little pot of gold there on saint patty's day 2 as it looks like the weather is going to hold just a nice through the following weekend looks springing. yeah. we just got to get their first a few more days of some showers thanks, lawrence march is women's history month and today we're sharing a story of a cancer survivor who's now helping kids in underserved communities. hunter is tiffany justice has her story. >> when i when i started with music for minors, i wonderful opportunity, wonderful organization. >> best kept secret for the past 14 years, sonya youth has been bringing back the music

now as the ceo of music for minors, a nonprofit in the bay area. she's trying to change the lives of students through music. i felt a lot of people need to know about this under her leadership. the program has expanded and is now in schools across the peninsula, spanning from south san francisco to san jose growing from 7,000 kids. a 26,000 students and 13 school districts with the majority of their work focused on underrepresented communities. >> knew that to have a greater impact we needed to do kind of district-wide because it's really important to us that all kids have the opportunity. so we do core music, education elementary. we focus on elementary because that's where the biggest void programs or money as well. then use as a great example of seeing this program in motion is at jason dahl elementary school in san jose where for now the program is fully subsidized. >> and has been going on for the past 3 years. >> what do you think about

doing going? thinking about being a singer. >> and for 8 year-old alexander matute, hey, he says the classes are call me. >> when you really just can't find anything to do. the rhythms of songs could help you out and stress and help you. let the full year >> casey like music has a stress reliever for you? >> and this, but we're going to continue the program this school because we've proven the point. and you see the impact on these kids and >> their excitement and their confidence is just absolutely amazing. and you know, where music can actually take them and their future is what we're really interested seeing. >> sony has called the bay area home for nearly 30 years. he's always had a passion for music and the arts. and it was only after 8 years in the

francisco symphony chorus. she got the calling to do more as she's been with the nonprofit for the past 14 years. >> if we didn't exist, a lot of these programs would not exist. reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, new video of that controversial know a valley toilet. the plan got national attention because of the eye-popping price tag. 1.7 million dollars. but 2 companies helped foot the bill to lower the amount the city had to shell out to about $300,000 in today. that toilet literally touchdown dropped in by a crane. the toilet is expected to open around the end of the month. and that wraps kron for news at 10 stay tuned for kron for news. 11. >> first, it's sports night live kron 4 sports director jason dumas. here is a look at what's coming up. warriors in action tonight. of that toilet

people row. those highlights right in that toilet in valley man. >> not a great outcome tonight and you can see look kuz limping off the court warriors last step curry to injury tonight. tough game against the bulls will have details on that injury and highlights. >> after the break. >> all of the bay in the same city, stanford they faced off in the pac 12 women's tournament. those highlights coming up. >> about 2 minutes.

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>> stephens, limping around. >> not great. a loss to the bulls in a curry injuries about as brutal as you could draw it up tonight. thanks for tapping into sports night live. i'm jason dumas. the warriors have a great opportunity in front of them. they've already gotten past the tough part of their schedule. there are more winnable games on their schedule. moving forward that any of the teams they're jockeying for position with tonight was one of those winnable games with the chicago bulls in town step looks to lead the way on this late season push with a healthy team. 3rd quarter pulls up for steve said on wednesday he wants to get t j d ready for the playoffs. well, he's responding. well, it in for for him tonight. but though bulls, they were shooting the leather off the ball. coby white knocks down