it's nearly here on the west coast. good evening. i'm in i'm frank summerville. here in the bay area folks are still gathering getting ready to toast the new year. tonight we're with police as they watch for any trouble spots. but our live coverage begins with ktvu's amber lee where a

large crowd is getting ready to watch the fireworks. >> reporter: we want to show you what it looks like out here. people are continuing to arrive. celebrations are in full swing. dozens of people piled on to this party car to usher in the new year. with a few drinks and a tour of the city. the price: $90 per person. >> we're just going to drive around the city were the next six hours. we have a champagne toast. >> we get to end a new year and start a new one with new people. >> reporter: celebrating the new year doesn't have to cost much. these street musicians braved the elements to provide live entertainment. several families arrived hours

ago to wait for the fireworks show. >> we don't normally see all the fun stuff that goes on so we decided to pretend we're tourists this year. the fireworks show is awesome. we're excited about it. the kids are small so it's fun for them to see it. after that we'll get a taxi to get back to the hotel. and just have a great new year's. >> reporter: it is cold out here and it has even sprinkled on and off. it hasn't dampened people's spirits. they're continuing to arrive. everyone said they never considered not coming down here because of the weather. they said ushering the new year was too important. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we go to times square a live look from new york city where 2011 is about an hour old. the hundreds of thousands

people who watched the ball drop pretty much left. although there is still some folks lingering. we'll have a live report from new york in about ten minutes. >> it is 2011 in most of the world where the party started earlier to usher in the new year. fireworks roared tonight at the harbor bridge. an estimated million and a half people lined the shore or were out in boats to watch the display and say goodbye to 2010. in dubai the end came with a pyrotechnic show on the world's tallest building. in addition to the fireworks, lighting fountains sent colors streamers into the night air.

police detained dozens of -- >> tonight in san fransisco, police have set up a dui check point. they're also looking for drunk drivers. if you get caught, that is just the beginning of your problems. when all is said and done, a conviction could end up costing you about $10,000. debra is live in the city tonight with our report. >> reporter: it's all part of the annual avoid campaign. sfpd running this sobriety check point. figuring if there is any night people push the partying too far, this is it. >> it is a night people let their inhibitions go. >> reporter: every san fransisco officer is working tonight and these chose dui duty. >> the other squads have designated areas. >> reporter: a half hour into their enforcement, their first arrest. a man who drove through the

check point with -- [ no audio ] >> my daughter is out tonight. and she's the designated driver. >> reporter: this officer served 700dui warrants this year and points out a car crash sober is bad enough. >> you have a couple of drinks and get in a car accident, somebody gets hurt, you're booked on a felony. now, that follows you. >> a cab costs maybe between $20-$50. it's a lot better than if i get a dui and it's $10,000, ten years on my record, effected my job. >> have you been drinking tonight? >> reporter: this is the city's third check point of the holiday. and san fransisco is down dramatically on dui arrests this season. declining 18% from the same period last year. a sign some people are getting the message this is the ultimate buzz kill.

>> have a safe evening. happy new year. >> reporter: and partyers leaving the city onramps leading to 101, 80, and the bay bridge will see motorcycle officers ready to pounce at any sign of impairment. it is a tough tactical approach along with this check point which will go until about 3:00 a.m. and is expected to screen upwards of a thousand cars. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the party is still going on tonight in the tender loin neighborhood. but perhaps more subdued than planned. suspended the extended hours permit for suite 181. there are reportedly been 190 police calls the past year. they cannot have a d.j. or other live entertainment but

can stay open as a bar until 2:00 a.m. suite 181 promoted an event for tonight. a message said it was sold out. the announcement that san fransisco will host the 2013 america's cup has sailing fans cheering. even those who've never been on a boat may have reason to rejoice. here's more. >> reporter: there is a party going on here. the golden gate yacht club having a sit-down dinner, popping champagne tonight knowing that it will defend america's cup here right at home. >> this is the holy grail of sailing out here. this is where you do it. >> reporter: our friday night sunset along the waters of the san fransisco bay. on this night as news of the announcement spread, it became the scenic backdrop for sailing enthusists celebrating the 2013 america's cup in san fransisco.

>> you're going to see the fastest sailing boats that hit the planet. then they will scream up toward the golden gate bridge. it is going to be one of the most magical moments that highlights the greatest sailing amphitheater in the planet. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the oldest existing trophy in sports arrived here in february just days after the bmw oracle racing won the cup off at spain. then after months of tense negotiations, today san fransisco won the international battle to host what will be the 34th cup. >> it's an exciting moment. makes our new year's eve even more remarkable. and i couldn't be more enthusiastic. >> reporter: preparing the racing facilities will create jobs and the event will bring in thousands of spectators that will spend money. businesses are ecstatic. >> north of the bay bridge

which has been not in great shape for quite a while. >> reporter: the golden gate yacht club staff come door -- >> it's going to be more to the public. we want to bring this to the community. the racing will begin here in 2012 me the final match set for 2013. ktvu channel 2 news. there appear to be some last minute arm twisting between the racing team and the mayor on other city people the supervisors unanimously approved a bid that involved piers 30 and 32. and piers 19-2 often the north side of the bay bridge. sailing enthusists say no

matter what are picked, having the cup here in the bay area will be the thrill of the lifetime. we don't know when newsom will be sworn in but today we learned when the celebration will happen. the campaign put out a statement saying the inaugural celebration is scheduled for january 10 at the state capitol rotunda. he was set to be sworn in january 3 but that is being delayed. san fransisco is about to lose one of its cable car lines. the california street line will close monday for an estimated six months. the closer will allow them to replace all the electronic components under the tracks and for repaving. at least one lane in each direction will stay open during the construction and that a shuttle bus will run along that route from 6:00 in the morning until midnight. we have been tracking a few showers already this new year's eve.

coming up i'll show you where the showers are falling right now and where they're forecasted to be at midnight. and the big crowd in new york's times square is all but gone now. a report after the break. the new year's celebrations are underway here in oakland. but tonight police are keeping an eye ou

hundreds of thousands of people jammed into times square

in new york city for the customary ball drop to usher in the new year. it's the most iconic in the united states and draws people from all over. kraig boswell was in the middle of it all. he joins us now with more. [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: music stars including rick springfield and kesha performing. >> if there's one thing americans know how to do, it's putting on a show. they're great at doing it. >> reporter: about a million people from all around the world welcoming in 2011. >> there's only one place to come to see the ball drop basically and see out 2010 into 2011, it's new york city.

>> this is my first time. never been here before. i'm from hawaii. >> reporter: the famous new year's eve ball, the 12-foot 6- ton sphere putting a a dazzling display. meanwhile, security gets tighter this year after the foiled car bombing here in may. there's no specific threat against the city tonight. of course, they had 20 inches of snow here just a few days ago. they managed to get that out. they had great weather tonight. it was a balmy 36 degrees as the ball was dropping. years passed you'd be looking at minus 6 windchill. security was in place. back to you guys. >> all right. as we've been reporting police are out in force tonight looking for drunk drivers. in oakland they're also keeping their eyes out for something else that happens after midnight. and ali is live in the city of

oakland tonight to explain exactly what they're looking for. >> reporter: we're on williams street and telegraph avenue in oakland. right here behind me is the fox theater. they have a sold out show tonight. we pan across the street and can show you that there is a line out the door to get into the uptown bar. so celebrations are well underway. but this is one of the neighborhoods where police have extra officers on patrol. they're looking for celebratory gun fire after midnight. hal has his hot dog stands on ready to cater to the crowd. a steady stream of party goers were on their way tonight. >> pretty much just kind evocate tore the club, people coming out. >> reporter: but he says after the new year's parties are over he can hear shots ring out in his neighborhood. >> shotting like pop pop pop pop. sounds like fire crackers but it's gun shots. >> reporter: oakland police

want to remind people celebratory gun fire is illegal and dangerous. >> the bullet goes up, it has to go down. we've seen that people get hit with those bullets that are coming out of the sky. it's not a safe or prudent thing to do. >> reporter: it's a nationwide problem and not one specific to oakland. but along with dui patrols, celebratory gunfire is one of the things they're keeping an eye out for tonight. and you can't see it, but you can hear several shots of celebratory gunfire in that video 37 the video was taken in oakland on the 4th of july this year. firing the gun in the air any time of year is a felony here in california. tonight thousands of people are braving temperatures in the 20s to get a good seat for the tournament of roses parade. the transition kicks off tomorrow morning at 8:00. but the main attraction is the

20 million flowers that decorate the floats. floats get more and more complex every year. >> the ferris wheel is 24 feet tall and it actually will rotate as we go down the route. >> this year's theme is building dreams, friendships, and memories. and an oakland teenager will have a special view of all those festivities. he'll be on the donate life float. in 2008 he received a liver transplant. before ringing in the new year, check in our year in review section on ktvu.com. unforgettable images plus those we lost in 2010. look for the year in review to be. in san jose, a fierce fire this afternoon at an apartment building forced 11 people from their homes. the fire started about 3:00 p.m. on 3rd street in the downtown area. firefighters say the fire was contained to one unit, but all

the smoke heavily damaged a second unit. the red cross is providing housing for those effected. a fire severely damaged two buildings this evening. it started before 5:30 on alameda street near main street in a building that neighbors says was used for storage. firefighters told ktvu nearby power lines made it difficult to get a handle on the fire. the cause is under investigation. no one was injured. light showers have been increased over the past two to three hours. you can see the coverage up in the north bay especially up towards sonoma county. tighter towards the central portions of the bay. and some showers into san fransisco and oakland. this was the scene this evening in oakland. we're looking at the -- just a bit of light drizzle out there just a few sprinkles. nothing too major. but as i just showed you on the

radar, the activity will continue to be on the increase -- has been increasing. that will continue in the short- term. between now and 1:00 saturday morning, you can see it increasing. the chance of a few light showers into the bay. as far as the rest of your weekend, i'll have the complete rainfall forecast coming up in a bit. a firefighter is ending 2010 is much richer man. the twin pines casino says 61- year-old dale valentine won $8.4 million playing the slot machine tuesday night. valentine says so far no long lost relatives coming out of the woodwork but he has noticed more women inwiring about his marital status. we have some megamillions numbers for you tonight. mere they are.

>> the estimated lump sum value is $154 million. no word yet on if anyone won the jackpot. new at 10:00: a drive by shooting leaves one man dead. a memorial for violence is empty tonight. why organizers hopes it stays that way. and it's closer to fireworks time in

oakland homicide detectives are investigating a drive by shooting that left a young man dead this evening. officers at the scene tell us that it happened about 6:30 this evening on the 7300 block of fresno street. paramedics took the victim to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police don't have a description of the shooter or the getaway vehicle at this time. the number of people killed in

oakland this year is actually down. but for the victims, they'll not be forgotten. today there was a powerful ceremony involving dozens of white crosses. [ singing ] >> reporter: each one of these crosses marks the end of a life. the victims range in age from 4 months to 71 years old. today adrian chapman's family came together to remember the 16-year-old killed october 4. >> everyone that knew him knew he joked around and played a lot. >> reporter: friends and family and the faithful gathered. [ singing ] >> reporter: they sang and one by one pulled up each cross.

remembering the victim for which it stood. >> remembering helps us to make a commitment that never again should it happen in this city or in any other city in our world. >> reporter: inside the church mayor elect gene kwan and howard jordon reaffirmed their commitments to stop the violence. >> i hope it's not just going to take one person but the entire community to come together. >> reporter: although today's service took place in a cathic -- catholic church, many religions joined in prayer. ktvu channel 2 news. the severe weather outbreak today in the midwest left six people dead and dozens more injured. deaths in missouri and arkansas. the funnel is also to of

believed to touchdown in illinois. one of the hardest hit communities was cincinnati, arkansas. three people died there. one man said it suck him out of his house and he felt like superman because he was floating in the air. one of eight homeless people who died in a warehouse fire on tuesday was a northern california teenager. investigators say 17-year-old melissa martinez was among a group of transients in the building. markets complete a turbulent year. the numbers still ahead. snow in vallejo? how families are

just about 90 minutes from now the west coast will ring in the new year. and the biggest party in the bay is taking shape along san fransisco's embarkdero. >> reporter: we're at the foot of marcus street here. we continue to see a steady stream of people arriving for that spectacular fireworks show scheduled to be at midnight. city officials told us they expect up to half a million people to attend. those who arrived early to get a good view shared their thoughts for the new year with us. >> i'm still employed and i'm hoping to stay employed through the new year. and more or less just continued success. >> hopefully things will turn out better for some of the people who may not be so well off or experiencing some problems. i wish everybody a wonderful 2011. >> our family's been together

and healthy and have a good positive attitude about the new year. >> it's ban rough time for some people. looking for a prosperous happy 2011. it's always great to look forward to new beginnings and a new year. >> reporter: right now you're looking at a live picture of the people arriving and gathering for that fireworks show here. there is a lot of excitement out here as people are waiting to usher in 2011. as you can see, even though earlier it rained a bit, the weather is holding up right now. so it remains to be seen whether or not we'll hit that half a million mark. and there's still a lot of people getting -- there's parties in the area too. so we are continuing to see a lot of people with their festive gear waiting to start that new year. now back here live, we want to wish everybody a happy new year. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news.

in afghanistan, some american troops took a break to ring in the new year. in kabul there was karaoke. homeland security janet napolitano made an appearance. on this final day of the year of the trading day of the year on wall street, the dow industrials gained 7 points while thenars back was off 10. this was a big year for the indexes. tom reports we have come a long way since the recession. but there is still a long ways to go. >> reporter: like all u.s. exchanges, the nyse market closed the year on a good note. >> you had the dow up 11%. nasdaq up 17%. it was a good year for investors.

>> reporter: the dow average hit its low in march of 2009. it began this year at 10,428. it hit its high two days ago and ended today 11% higher than a year ago. but way under its alltime high of three years ago. head of a stock trading firm says it was a good year for investors. >> for the first time since 2005 that all of the different groups were up this year. commodities were up, stocks were up, bonds were up, and had been dollar was up. >> i got good stocks at depressed value. so they turned around and rebuilt my portfolio up pretty well. >> i'm getting older faster than i'd like to but i hope i still have 10-20 years to recover in the stock market. >> it was certainly not a very good decade for being when you normally except and have seen in the past 9% returns a year

on average although the last 30- 40 years. >> reporter: for every thousand dollars you had in the dow industrial ten years ago, you made only $70 over the entire decade. even in the nasdaq, your thousand dollars made you only $74. >> i think we're all realizing that playing the stock market is speculative and that we can't expect constant double digit returns. >> reporter: the look forward is brighter but risky. tv channel 2 news. there are many lasting images from 2010 in the bay area. perhaps none as vivid as the san bruno pipeline explosion in september. the blast and fire that followed killed eight people and destroyed homes. in july emotions boiled over when johannes mehserle was

sentenced. as spectacular as it looks, february proved to be more dangerous. series of huge waves rolled in damaging structures and knocking over dozens of people who were watching the event. several people were injured but none of the yours were life threatening. the bay area also had its share of celebrations in 2010. in august, crowds rejoiced in san fransisco after a federal judge ruled proposition 8 unconstitutional. but same-sex marriages remain on hold as the case continues to make its way through the court system. an appeals court is expected to rule early next year. and from there, it could wind up in the u.s. supreme court. gavin newsom and jerry brown were elected to state office in the election. brown defeated meg whitman in the most expensive campaign in

history. she spent $140 million of her own money. and the san fransisco giants defeated the rangers to wrap up the world series four games to one. this gave the giants their first championship since moving to san fransisco in 1958. hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the victory parade two days later. ktvu.com has its own year in review section. along with a slide show of 2010's best apologies. look for the tab on the front page. families are taking advantage of a wintry night at six flags. it is open during the holidays. on this new year's eve we found plenty of kids and adults on the rides, playing games, and petting dolphins. one attraction was a big hit. sliding down the wonderland mountain. >> the snow is on the other side of the park. that was a big draw for us since we don't want to drive to the snow.

>> park put up lights for the holidays and the fireworks display is planned for midnight. late word of a shooting in oakland. details next. plus a homeowner opens fire on a man in his back yard but was it a prowler and what police are saying. as we wind out 2010, we're still tracking a few scattered rain showers. we still have some more rain for your weekend. when to expect the heaviest downpours. i'll have that ahead. got a

developing news right now. a woman is in critical condition at this hour after being shot at a hotel in oakland tonight. this video just came in to the

ktvu newsroom. the woman was attending a party at the l a quinta inn. shoots were fired through the door hitting the woman in the head. no one else was injured. no word on any arrests. but several people are being questioned. police are investigating a shooting that left a man wounded in the back yard of a home in san jose. about 4:15 this morning the homeowner fired his shot gun through a glass door. police found a drunk 24-year- old man shot in the stomach. he is expected to survive. police say the homeowner told them he heard noises then saw two armed men in the back yard. police found a cell phone but no gun or second person. >> we're discouraging individuals from taking matters into their own hands. it could be a dangerous situation. >> the homeowner was not arrested. about an hour before the shooting, police received a call about a drunk man trying to put a key in the front door

of a home about a block away. the alameda county sheriff's office said yesterday's fatality from the crash yesterday was a deputy. his minivan went off the road and hit concrete. ortiz was a 10 year veteran of the department. his wife is expecting their first child. no word yet on what caused the crash. in news of the world tonight: in egypt at least seven people are dead after a car exploded outside a christian church in alexandria. it happened as people were leaving a mass. some angry christians stormed a nearby mosque prompting stone throwing. militant about what they see as discrimination. in russia today anna chapman made her first public appearance on a talk show where she was called the woman of the year. she was deported from the united states earlier this year

after being arrested on suspicion of working for a russian spy ring. she said she'd reveal some secrets next year. and in china an enormous traffic jam that stranded 2000 vehicles. a team of 100 police officers were dispatched to deal with the jam. adding to the props, temperatures as low as 24 degrees below zero fahrenheit as drivers ran out of fuel, food, and water. the discovery channel announced today that a show reenacting the autopsy of michael jackson is postponed indefinitely. they claimed the hearing next week against his doctors is the reason. the statement issued today applauded the decision. the second largest book seller is struggling with debt.

borders works with vendors on refinancing and says there is no guarantee that will happen. the company reported a loss for the third quarter and plans to close 16 stores during the fourth quarter. sales have sagged as they try to deal with amazon.com and barnes and noble. here comes the flu but did you get vaccinated? why some people avoided getting the shot. and our meteorologist tonight is monitoring rain in the bay area right now. we

today the state set a new goal in lowering how much toxins should be allowed in drinking water. young children are more susceptible to chromium 6.

if approved the standard will be the first in the country solely for chromium 6. the toxin was at the center of the movie erin brockovich. some people may decide to get a flu shot but others may pass. we debunk some of the myths about the vaccine. >> reporter: flu as sporadic but rising rapidly. spread by close contact, travel, and family visits. >> for your age level you should be getting a shot, so i get a shot. that's it. >> reporter: most people we spoke with today have not. even health professionals procrastinate. >> i heard it's coming but i haven't seen evidence of it. >> get your flu shot yet? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: it's as feared as the last swine flu was.

it typically peaks here in february. >> i think if you eat well and drink a lot of water and you exercise, i think you're okay. >> reporter: health officials are urging everyone to get a flu shot. unlike last year, this year's vaccine seems to cover all the circulating strains and is effective. >> we're starting to see flu. it's starting to creep up. and you want to be vaccinated beforehand because it takes a few weeks to build up the antibodies. >> the last time i had the flu was 20 years ago and that was the last time i had a flu shot. >> reporter: a senior is at significant risk from the flu, she refuses the vaccine. >> i'm just afraid. so many people have gotten so sick from taking the flu shot. >> it's not possible. it's absolutely not possible. >> reporter: medical center infection manager karen anderson. >> the flu vaccine is not a live virus. it's a dead virus. >> reporter: although she says you are vulnerable to the flu

until your body makes efficient immune cells. the flu kills nearly 30,000 people hall year. >> it can kill a lot of people and yet somehow emotionally, i can't get worked up about it. and that's a bad thing. >> reporter: the poseys promise to get vaccinated. their resolution. ktvu channel 2 news. a hospital group is working with the march of dimes to stop an alarming term of women delivering their babies too early. opting to induce early labor out of convenience rather than for medical reasons. doctors say that babies carried to full term are healthier and fewer developmental programs. the road to one of the main entrances to yosemite national park is open once again. we showed you this photo of

large rocks blocking the road. today crews cleared the rocks and reopened the road. the park service is asking anyone traveling to yosemite to bring chains. nasa engineers have new repairs to make before discovery can launch. four new cracks are on the external fuel tank. the repairs are expected to take up to three days. it has been on hold since november when cracks were found in that same fuel tank. the earliest now the shuttle could launch is february 3. a while seems to of taken a liking to the bay. the gray whale has been spotted in the bay several times over the past few weeks. a kayaker shot this video of the whale two weeks ago. now is the peak of the migration system. the whale may of come into the bay searching for food. happy new year to you. we're almost there.

by midnight we'll have more rain showers to talk about. over the past few hours, the shower activity has been on the increase. we'll go up into the north bay up towards sonoma county. chilly up there. east bay neighborhood action moving into antioch and livermore. also for san fransisco and oakland, just some light shower activity. but it has been on the increase. nothing major here but enough to produce a few sprinkles and possibly wet roadways. that will be developing over the next one to two hours. showers developing. for our weekend the chance for showers. we'll highlight the chance for that. the extended forecast: we finally have a dry weather pattern developing. mostly cloudy skies for your saturday morning forecast. january 1 you can see overnight lows in the upper 30s. and showers likely especially

early tomorrow morning. here's the satellite. you will see this with this system moving across the bay area. this will be the dominant character as we head into the second half of the weekend. for your saturday, will be cool and a chance of showers. the main activity once again will be for tomorrow morning. as we head into sunday, the circulation approaches our coastline moving in from the north. with that, that'll boost up our shower chances for sunday. heaviest will be in the morning hours as we head into the afternoon. we scale back on the coverage and the probability. as you can see with the forecast model, tomorrow morning at 1:00, the rain showers on the increase and the bulk of the activity before 7:00. throughout the day, not a lot of show you. but we could have a few popup showers throughout the afternoon on saturday. then also into the evening hours a few more showers. then on sunday morning the heaviest rain expected sunday morning once again. we could have showers swing through the bay area. if you are heading to lake tahoe, a winter weather

advisory issued for tomorrow morning. snowfall will be around 3-6 inches. chance of snow on sunday and monday mostly cloudy skies. here's your bay area forecast for tomorrow morning 30-45 degrees. by 12:00 43-48. and temperatures in the afternoon on the cool side only to the lower 50s. here is a look ahead. a bit unsettled as we head into 2011 with the chance of showers. best chance will be saturday morning and also into sunday morning. but still a chance throughout the afternoon hours. and if you have been waiting for that break, good news, we could have a dry weather pattern, monday through wednesday of next week. >> it's going to be nice. thanks. some folks who live on the peninsula are about to undergo a major change in how much they can easily recycle from their homes. a fleet of 127 new trash trucks are set to hit the streets monday. the drivers there have been

practicing how to use a robotic arm to pick up trash, recycling, and green waste bins from curbs and streets. >> food containers will be compost instead of the garbage. >> ten cities will get the new weekly service from the

mark's here with sports. the warriors end the year with a w. >> just what they should do on a more regular basis. win out on the road. they start early on what should be one of many new year's resolutions for that team.

play a little defense, grab a rebound or two and win more than once a month out on the road. golden state's third victory away from home all year. charlotte's the place. a home coming of sorts for steph curry who went to college at davidson. all went well for him. watch him go to the bucket there. 24 points. and of course monta ellis had something to do with this victory as herbal-- usual. for lee to the bucket. and on the night eight rebounds. bobcats generous here. they would blow a fast break turning it over cleanly and curry will benefit. monta ellis to stuff it. 25 points to lead everything. monta ellis gets the warriors up only one with 8.5 seconds left. look at jackson just kind of logily gagging. they only need a bucket. why isn't he driving? as the end of the game comes on and the warriors find themes

with a 96-95 win. on the college court: hartford's coach chews his cud, the throttle of his team out tonight. the gaels, five guys in double digit scoring. 21 points to the rim right there. tim wilhelm with a nice move inside. williams finding rob jones. the lay in, 15. st. mary's looking good so far. i'm going to call it it's a crying shame bowl. if the niners had played decent this year, they'd be going to the playoffs this year. instead they play a meaningless game. up while the rams are playing for winner take all. as it is, pete carroll has a chance to get into the post season in his first year in

seattle. but first concern for him: ram's defense. >> rams come in with a big win, a win they had to have. it was a classy win for them. they bring a good style about them. the quarterback has had a fantastic year as a rookie. the defense has played stout all along. they're difficult. they rush the passer. they give us problems. >> all right. old-timers around here remember when that guy's team won. now coaching with south carolina. outdone in the chick-fil-a bowl. florida state controls this game. on the loop tenth win of the year for the seminoles 26-17. spring training about six weeks away. baseball news. derek lee was signed to the orioles. and that is the sporting line for 2010.

>> yes. >> that's it. >> and for all of us here at ktvu thank you for joining us. watch the news tomorrow with the weekend