complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu, channel 2 news at 10:00. >> the mystery is over. police say they found the body of a marin county woman missing for almost two weeks. good evening i'm ken weight. heather holmes is off tonight. the search for a missing teacher came to a grim end today after authorities found her body. the body of 53-year-old deborah schmidt was discovered just before 10:00 this morning in a creek not far from her home in ross. the high school teacher was

last seen ten days ago. the discovery comes after two searches away from her home. one was around phoenix lake a popular recreation area in ross. the other was in san francisco's golden gate park after authorities thought she might go there to live as a homeless person. the investigation of the area where she was found did not show signs of foul play. the coroner will perform an autopsy before cause of death is determined. family members have said schmidt was going through a divorce but not known whether that played a role in her disappearance. we have new information tonight about a bizarre officer involved shooting in oakland during which officers killed a man who was brand dishing a -- brandishing a fake gun. he was dressed in camouflage and carrying what looked like an assault weapon and a knife. police now sea he wound up at his ex-girlfriend's house on taft avenue and threatened to kill her. he went inside the home but as police approached he came out and confronted him.

police say he aimed the fake gun at three officers. >> however, it looked very real. and the officers' lives were in danger at the time. and they fired in defense of their lives and the lives of the other people that were in the home. >> neighbors had mixed reactions to the shooting. one saying that there needs to be better ways for officers to deal with the mentally ill. but all say they are grateful they are safe. police have not released the man's name. no one else was hurt. the police are investigating the city's third homicide of the year. police say 20-year-old eric lynn stewart was fatally shot this morning in front of a bar called my office on sacramento street. officers found a large group leaving, numerous bullet casings and broken window outside the bar. moments later police responded to a group fighting at kaiser permanente. once the crowd was controlled officers discovered that stewart had -- stewart had been

shot and killed. no arrests have been made. >> dive teams have ended their search for the body of juliani this afternoon. the car used in his abduction was pulled from the canal last night. ktvu's ken prithet. it has the family's reaction since that car was found. >> reporter: the 4-year-old was abducted january 18th. his father jose snatched the boy from his grandmother's arms. despite a witness who says a man and child were in the car when it sank, the family still has a message for his abducttore. >> he had better bring him soon. i mean, have a heart. >> reporter: his grandmother says the family believes the car was empty all along and that's why no bodies why found. >> and they were looking for the car in the canal. but he had plans already believe me. >> reporter: but the sheriff's department says two windows on the car were down and that it believes the bodies of the boy

and the suspect are in the canal. the car was trapped in an underwater tunnel. today dive teams returned to search. another car was pulled free but no bodies were found. >> but as of right now the dive teams are done going into the water. >> with the tunnels now checked, tactics will change. a visual search will be conducted by law enforcement in several counties along the 90- mile delta mendota canal for any sign of bodies. >> the focus will be patrols from on the road and patrols from the air with the california highway patrol. for now the family waits. a wait they said is made easier thanks to support from the community. patterson, this is ktvu, channel 2 news. we've been covering this story since he disappeared more than a week ago. stay with ktvu, channel 2 news for continuing coverage. for more information look on the tab at ktvu.com. the call for a new democracy in egypt spread to the bay area today.

raw emotion filled the streets of downtown san francisco as local egyptians joined others in a show of solidarity with protestors in egypt cities. organizers are calling on the white house to condemn egyptian president mubarek who they say is a dictator and a terrorist. >> you have no position to understand what it means to be a dictator. you did not live in that land. joe biden, imagine that. richard nixon as your president. protestors say egyptians have spent 30 years suffering from poverty, unemployment and even torture. similar demonstrations were held across the country today including minneapolis, washington, d.c. and this one in la. some of those demonstrators called for the u.s. to end the economic and military aid to the egyptian government. the u.s. gives $1.5 billion in aid to the government in cairo each year. this year, about $1.3 billion of that requested aid is slated

for "peace and security." in cairo tonight the egyptian president remains in power. but there are signs his hold on the country is further weakening. again tonight protestors are defying a night-time curfew. there are reports of looting and the military is arresting at least some people. today mr. mubarek fired his cabinet and named his right- hand man as the first vice- president. some say the naming of a vice- president could be a sign that he may resign. ben weederman has our report. >> reporter: it's chaos in the streets of cairo. a battle between a population in revolt and the remnants of a crumbling regime. the army caught in the middle. trying to restore order on behalf of the mubarek re gem but emerging as a rallying point for a movement without leaders. a movement with a sing willing -- single insistent demand.

>> it is over get out. do you want his body or our body? go to hell. go to hell. we need another one. he has destroyed our country. 30 years he has destroyed our country. >> we don't want him. we don't want him. >> reporter: for all intents and purposes he is president in name only. his impending fall is now taken as a given. the imminent birth of a new post-mobarek egypt is cause for celebration for so many. >> this is the start of the rest of my life. the new happy life, honestly. as cheesy as it sounds. >> reporter: but it's a birth that's proving painful. the body of a young man killed in clashes with interior ministry forces is carried through the square. doctors in a makeshift hospital set up in a small mosque treat the wounded from the clashes. in the middle class district

residents have set up ad hoc patrols with the hated police nowhere to be found. residents are taking security into their own hands on the look-out for looters who have plundered countless stores, businesses and homes. the army is now concentrated in the city center is beginning to deploy in out lying areas, filling a power vacuum and politically a vacuum as the regime crumbles. the families of israeli dips leftie get today. israel is keeping a close eye on the developments in egypt. egypt was the first arab counsel to broker a peace deal and one of the few countries that has cordial relations with israel. there are also concerns the violence in egypt could spread to the palestinian authority as the main opposition group in egypt is the muslim brotherhood and hamas is the gaza branch of

muslim brotherhood. the eyes of the world may be on egypt but the protests continue on the streets of tunisia as activists accuse the new government of failing to dismantle the secret police force. this week the interim government removed from its cabinet almost all of the ministers associated with ousted president ben ali's regime. but opposition leaders are still being harassed by members of the secret police. human rights watchers say it is imperative that the interim government fully investigate the killing of protestors during the protests last month. here at home the bay area's arts community is rallying today beyond sarah shord calling for the release of her fellow hikers. christian kafton is at a concert aimed at raising money and publicizing the hiker he is

ongoing imprisonment. christian? >> sarah is set to perform here any minute now. take a look. there is still quite a crowd here. she told me earlier this evening, sarah did, that since her release the phrase "free all three" have been the words she has lived by. [ music ] >> reporter: tonight has been a night filled with music and art with a singular purpose. >> so this event has been titled the free all three which is a phrase that came out of my release. >> reporter: sarah and her fiancee shane and their friend josh were arrested by iranian authorities for illegally crossing the border from iraq and were accused of spying. the officials freed sarah in september of last year. since then she has worked tirelessly. >> our two loved ones are still there. and it has been a ridiculously long time. 547 days. >> reporter: more than 80 artists donated their work tonight for a silent auction. it will go to pay for travel, legal fees and translation

services and the other mounting costs associated with trying to free the others. his brother was on hand tonight and told me the ongoing support from the community is helping his family through what has been a year and a half long nightmare. >> this has been beyond any more so far. the spirit is going to cross the atlantic ocean and the mountains and go into their cells. it is really going to give them the strength to continue. as families it gives us the strength to fight on. >> reporter: now, the auction here is just winding down. organizers of tonight's event says the financial strains this on the family members. they are taking considerable time off work to try to win their release. live in san francisco, christian kafton, ktvu, channel 2 news. san mateo congresswoman jackie spear among are other members of the congress met with their constituents today. the program congress on the corner continues despite the

assassination attempt against tucson lawmaker gabrielle giffords. spear chatted with residents on the streets in san carlos saying today's meeting was symbolic. >> it is an important message to send to everyone that engaging with your member of congress will continue. that we are not afraid. and as you have probably seen with people that have come out today, they want to be able to have conversations with their member of congress. and to engage in a public debate. >> the congress woman's normal security was supplemented by local police. gabrielle giffords is recovering in -- recovering in a houston rehab facility. >> the federal case against jared loughner has moved back to tucson. prosecutors agreed to remove it from phoenix to shorten the trip for victims and witnesses who may testify in the trial. the deal does not prevent defense attorney judy clark from asking for a change of venue later. jared loughner pleaded not guilty monday to federal charges including attempting to asass nays congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a california judge will hear

the case because arizona judges have recused themselves. prosecutors are expected to ask for the death penalty. coming up, fighting back against crime. a program hits the streets of oakland tonight. how they are trying to make a difference by reaching out to the city's youngest citizens. a new development involving five officers and a man they fatally shot in antioch in 2008. what a judge decided in a lawsuit against them. another key ruling in don't ask don't tell.

. east palo alto police tonight are looking for witnesses to a fatal shooting that happened this morning. investigators say the shooting was reported just before 2 a.m. in the 1900 block of capital avenue. officers found a 37-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. investigators are hoping witnesses will come forward to help them as they search for the shooter. a judge ruled this week that law enforcement officers who shot and killed a 29-year- old antioch man in 2008 acted within the law and had "a reasonable fear of death." timothy wayne mitchell was killed when the central contra cost extra narcotics enforcement team went to his antioch apartment with a search warrant after receiving a tip he was selling marijuana and had a sawed off shotgun. officers forced their way into his home with guns drawn. one officer said mitchell grabbed his wrist beneath the gun he was holding and he

thought mitchell was trying to take his weapon. that's when the officer's weapon went off killing mitchell. mitchell's family filed a lawsuit over the incident. police in north dakota are still tracking leads tonight in the shooting deaths of four people. the victims were found dead in two separate homes yesterday. a 19-year-old woman was found dead in her apartment. less than an hour later her mother and 13-year-old brother and her mother's boyfriend were found dead in a trailer. no arrests have been made but authorities have questioned a person of interest. not saying what may have led to the atalk -- attack. north dakota averages 11 homicides a year. >> a what is chew -- massachusetts teenager is being awarred after saving the life of his neighbor. he saw flames shooting out of the house across the street. he got a fire television extinguisher. he carried open the back door

and carried 69-year-old nina to safety. the cause is of the fire is still under investigation. tonight in nevada combat crews have gathered for what is considered to be some of the most realistic war exercises in the world. as casey stegall reports pilot training can mean the difference between life and death. >> reporter: this isn't afghanistan and these are not real targets. but the bombs are very real, as is the combat training, more than 1,000 troops from all branches of the military have come here to experience. >> it started historically as a joint exercise. and it has kept that flavour the entire time. that really helps us because again we never fight as individual service. we all fight as a joint force. and we have that common language. >> reporter: you don't just find aircraft belonging to u.s. forces only here on the flight line at dulles. in fact, military with 25 different countries also bring

their personnel here for training. the red flag exercise is all encompassing. from giving newer pilots lessons in the cockpit to teaching mainer maintainers on the ground who service the aircraft. >> the more real it is the better it will be on the line. >> reporter: enemy planes painted with colors are also flying around keeping the pilots on their toes. >> we are there to provide a realistic representation to the blue forces. >> reporter: this red flag training exercise only happens three times a year and lasts for about three weeks. often times it is the final stop for troops before deployment. in nevada, casey stegall, fox news. >> a federal appeals court in san francisco has denied the government's request to suspend a lawsuit challenging the military's ban on openly gay service members. the 9th u.s. circuit court of

appeals issued the order yesterday. the department of justice is now required to file papers by february 25th arguing why the court should overturn a ruling called don't ask, don't tell unconstitutional. the government had asked that the case be set aside because the pentagon was moving quickly to repeal the ban. the 9th circuit court did not explain why it rejected the request. for the time being google has avoided a series of lawsuits over its mistaken collection of personal data. google's street view service part of its mapping function mistakenly collected personal data for years. about 40 states were poised to sue over the mishap. but yesterday connecticut's attorney general said he had reached a deal with google and will start settlement negotiations with the mountain view company. a spokeswoman said google is profoundly sorry for collecting the data. the nation's largest cable t.v. company has taken over a majority stake in nbc universal. comcast announced the takeover this morning, though the deal

was closed yesterday. the move comes after a year- long regulatory review resulted in conditions meant to keep the media giant from snuffing out competition. comcast gets a 51 percent stake in nbc universal. the rest goes to general electric. the deal comes with several cable channels and the universal picture's movie studio. >> tough times for trains. the consequences on the peninsula's major roadways. should cal train continue to reduce service. and a seen of the season, how you can get a taste of the chinese new year celebration and what one of the symbols of the holiday means. an increase in the watch of an increase in the watch of rain coverage on live , sea ro f t t.. an increase in the watch of rain coverage on live ro fn-opooal..ko gr. i'a n ! ro fe ysexdo..ko gr. llev wt emo?

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workers are canvassing east oakland tonight fighting violence the best way they know how. person to person. deborah villalon is live in oakland on east 21st when the volunteers are there. >> they are not cops but they walk the means streets of oakland trying to make a difference. they call themselves ogs and ygs. old gangsters and young ones. and tonight they are paired up doing what many never imagined, talking people out of the life they once led. >> my name is akih. the workers offer young people friendship, concern and job leads. >> give me a call tomorrow even, okay? >> all right. >> we are going to try to direct you guys in the right derek, okay? >> all right. thank you. >> he is new to this job but not to drugs, guns or gangs. a but he is off parole. >> due to me taking those wrong

turns i can tell them how to not take those wrong turns. >> reporter: and they listen to you? >> sometimes they listen and sometime they don't. even when team members are re buffed. >> we ain't going nowhere. and our goal is that when we are ready he we instant to stay ready as far as our relationship building. >> three years ago newly approved tax measures are keeping the teams going and growing but at a tense time. gang related shootings have killed more than a dozen young people in recent months. team members rush to these crime scenes to deal with the needs of families and witnesses and diffuse retaliation. as for their own safety. >> there is a lot of respect for the jackets now. and many even a lot of the gang members know we are neutral and they know what we are coming out here to do. so it is not bullet proofing or nothing like that. but our relationships i think are protecting us. >> do you think they can help you? >> i think they can. >> what can they do for you? >> help us change and get us jobs and get us off the street.

>> street outrage counts a lot of success stories but still an uphill battle, saving young lives and stemming the violence. they are out here most thursday, friday and saturday nights until 2 a.m. reporting live in oakland, deborah villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. work has been halted on efforts to deliver a 65-foot crab boat to its owner in princeton by the sea. the phyllis jay washed aboard earlier this month. the county officials determine the crane boom needed to lift the boat off of a trailer requires a permit from the federal aviation administration. that's because the boat is located near the half moon bay airport. crews are expected to return on monday to finish the job. >> the friend of cal train held a summit today to help find permit funding for the transit service. this morning the summit was packed with riders, activists and others hoping to get the rail service back on track. despite cutbacks cal train faces a $30 million deficit.

the peninsula needs the train. >> we are at a point where we are reducing the actual service by about 40%. and we can't do that because, first of all, we can't have another, you know, 20,000 vehicles on highway 101 and 280. and so many people rely on the service. >> this month cal train cut four trains and raised fares more than seven percent. the service doesn't rely on taxes but depends on fares and contributions from other transportation agencies such as muni which is also struggling. an ethics probe of california's high speed rail project has ended clearing the members involved. the fare -- fair political practices commission investigated whether the former board directors and others took overseas trips paid for by foreign governments without reporting the travel. the commission sent a letter tuesday saying it found no wrongdoing and lowed the case. -- closed the case. all about then today at fort mason as the largest

festival dedicated to the wine came to a close. the 20th annual zinfandel boasted wines from 200 wineries and 200,000 pounds of cheese. it helped raise money to support wine related programs at uc davis. organizers say about 9,000 people were at today's event. san francisco's first asian american mayor received an enthusiastic welcome today in chinatown as this year's chinese new year festivities got underway. [ music ] >> today was the first day of the chinese new year flower fair. the fair features traditional dancing, plenty of booths and lots of flesh flowers for sale. according to chinese tradition flowers are symbolic of wealth. and a home with a plant that blooms on new year's day signifies a year of prosperity.

the fair continues tomorrow. man's four-legged friends took center stage. the golden gate kennel club is hosting the annual dog show today at the cow palace. the activity today included the fly-ball demonstration and an all breed fashion show. best in show was also named for the day and awarded a $500 cash prize. the show continues tomorrow and opens to the public at 8:30 a.m. [ music ] in an area known for crime comes a little light news today. the new addition to an oakland neighborhood. and firefighters find a

. residents in a troubled east oakland neighborhood have reason to celebrate tonight. they have a brand new state-of-

the-art library. ktvu's mike mibach was there for the dedication. >> reporter: this area has low income, high crime and a lot of children. >> right now we really don't have much out here for us. >> reporter: but now they do the largest branch in the oakland public library system. >> i have come up through east la, orange county and san jose and i have seen the power of librairies in communities like this one. >> reporter: from study rooms to the stacks filled with literature and fiction, non-fix and dvds, this new facility even has brand new computers. it is a nine year vision that cost $14.8 million. the question now is will the community here in east oakland actually use it? >> young people are begging foresters like this. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee attended today's dedication ceremony. >> there has been a huge investment in their lives by the federal government i know. and so it is just important that our local government pick up the pieces where the feds, you know, dropped the ball.

>> this branch's personality will be made by the people in the community here. >> reporter: oakland librarian works directly with oakland's youth. getting teenagers to put one foot into this library will open their eyes and lives to new technologies and dreams. >> a lot of my kids don't have dreams so i hope the dreams start here. their families can't afford high speed internet. and this is their window on the world. >> reporter: 21,000 square foot public library attached to an elementary and middle school. but more important to the people who are attached to this entire east oakland community. mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. a bringing crowd lined up in fort mason in san francisco for a spot at the shot light. an open casting call for extras were held for the upcoming action movie contagion. it features matt damon and jewed law. some wanted to audition because

they thought it would be a fun way to earn a few extra bucks. >> a lot of them are younger than me. not many older people here. so may need a few mature guys. >> filming is set for february 9th through the 17th in the city. casting agents are looking for 2,000 men and women of all sizes and et knits. also looking for local police and military service members to help during the filming. in germany, a search for more victims is underway at this hour after a passenger train and a cargo train crashed head-on killing at least ten people and injuring dozens more. the crash happened near the eastern village of herdoff. the force of the high speed crash called several trains to derail. officials predict the death toll will rise. no word yet on how the two trains ended up on the same track. in other news of the world tonight, a motorcycle bombing in afghanistan killed a government official. the bomber managed to reach his target despite heavy security. he rammed the bike into a

motorcade carrying the deputy governor of the kandahar province. the explosion killed the official and injured three bodyguards. taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. relations between pakistan and the u.s. are suffering tonight after a u.s. diplomat was charged with killing two pakistani men. today protestors beat an effigies of raymond davis while calling for his death. the u.s. embassy is demanding that davis be released saying he qualifies for diplomat inning immunity. he shot two armed men on a motorcycle who were trying to rob him. in russia, investigators now say the suicide bomber who killed 35 people at moscow's airport this monday was deliberately targeting foreigners. investigators say the bombing was carried out by a 20-year- old from a region where islamics have been fighting for years from a breakaway state.

all three killed in the attack were russian. a home growing operation for marijuana may be responsible for a fire in oakland. they arrived at the home on 104th avenue. the official cause is still being investigated. >> it was complicated by the fact that this is a growing operation here. and the electrical wasn't up to code. >> it only took about ten minutes for firefighters to put out the flames -- flames but then they found something else a pitbull in the back of the house with a illustrate letter of new puppies. animal control officers were called in and say the puppies were born within the last 24 hours. no word yet on the dog owner or if drug charges will be filed against those who were living in the house. a sign of spring in the middle man: there is also

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go to ahrq.gov. [ music ] >> rain fall advertised is finally pushing into a good portion of the bay area this evening. as a result at least a light to moderate downpour still a part of our forecast in the short term. right now you can see from the rainfall totals santa rosa picking up a quarter of an inch. we are adding to the totals right now. in fact, here is a look at the radar loop though first as we put this into motion we show you the rainfall pushing into the central portion of the bay. right now on live stormtracker 2 you can pick out the coverage. it has been on the increase closer to the bay right around san francisco and oakland. those darker shades of green do correspond to some more

moderate cells heading out towards berkeley as well. some more enhancement here down towards san jose. this has been pretty much a stranger over the passed couple of weeks with that dry weather pattern. things are finally beginning to change. the rainfall will continue to pick up for the overnight hours. for earlier tonight we have clouds. just a few rain showers out there. the overall coverage has been on the increase. rain returns especially for tomorrow morning. the extended forecast it looks like another dry weather pattern. so just a one shot deal with the raindrops pushing into the region. here is a look at the storm system we have been watching. there is that center of circulation approaching the north coast of california. here is the eventual track as we do take this into sunday with that area of low pressure moving in. so the heaviest rain is scheduled for tomorrow morning between 3:00 and 7:00. forecasted totals about a quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch. the possibility of some thunderstorms especially for tomorrow morning. the sierra will pick up some

more snow. in fact a winter weather advisory is in place right now until 12:00 tomorrow afternoon. snowfall on the order of 4-7 inches. snow levels right around 4,000 feet. here is our forecast model showing you the bulk of the activity tomorrow morning. once again you might experience thunderstorms out there tomorrow morning. by 10:00 we have to hold on to the chance. but then into the afternoon hours we gradually scale back on the coverage and also the probability. tomorrow morning at 7:00 rain is likely. at noon hold on to the chance of a lingering shower. by 3:00 partly cloudy skies temperatures from 53 degrees. the cooler temperatures have arrived. no more 70s or 60s. warmest locations in the upper 50s. a look ahead at your five day forecast there is a rain cloud. as you can see the temperatures are warming up a little bit by tuesday and wednesday. back up to the lower 60s. it was a 15 day dry weather streak that has come to an end. kind of weird. long and dry january.

>> those raindrops forget what they look like out there. now we know. >> thank you, mark. >> oakland as fans raised some fog and cold weather this morning for their first chance to snatch up tickets for the 2011 season. >> i will take it, thank you. >> the box office opened at 9 a.m. this morning. individual game tickets cost between $9 and $48. this season features the team's first scheduled double header in 14 years. that will be against the angels. the team is also offering free hotdogs on thursdays to 10,000 people each week. as fans tell us there is something special about buying tickets in person rather than ordering them online. >> i got here at 8 a.m. to make sure i get decent tickets. and the camaraderie that you get talking to other fans for that whole hour while you are waiting, there is nothing like it. >> that is a true fan. opening is set for friday april 1st against the seattle mariners. >> coming up next college basketball is in full swing as

[ music ] good evening, everyone. welcome to this saturday night edition of sports wrap. at the end of this weekend the pack ten regular season basketball schedule will be at its halfway point. cal needed a win today against oregon to get to that measuring stick over 500. the school's all-time leading scorer randall is in the house and paying his respects. cal built an 18 point lead in the first half. nice play by a couple of big men. kemp found mark sanders on his way to an 18 point lead. led by 12 at the half. they try to save it here. that backfires. the hustle to tip the ballet

head to crab. he too went for 18. oregon's coach danaaltman pleaded with his guys for execution. the bear's lead was cut to just a point with six and a half minutes left. but the bears answer. with under five minutes to play the introduction made it close. stowbridge. the lane by jt whenever cal needed a hoop it seemed like they got it. a pretty assist to crab cutting on the baseline. cal makes it a weekend sweep of the oregon school. 75-77 the final. the bears are halfway through the conference schedule at 5-4. stanford tonight hosting oregon trying to end the streak making a long weekend in the bay area for the beavers.

>> brown with the three. and the cardinals took control of the second half. intercept the pass going for two of his career high 21 points. now a quick pass inside by jeremy green who finds josh owens for the jam. owens at 14. and then show time is owens to man. owens for the slam. stanford pulls away down the stretch and end the losing streak 70-56 the final. stanford 11-9 overall. 4-5 in the pack ten. after its record win on thursday night you had to figure today's game in portland was a potential trap waiting for st. mary's. the pilots sprung that trap. it was a five point game just before half time. playing for the last shot. they take it and this is just the way that they had planned it. st. mary's within two. portland went on a 25-2 run in the second half.

cramer keeps the possession alive hitting the offensive boards that allows douglas to hit three of his 26 points. st. mary's fell behind by 27. spectacular for the pilots here. they put the rally together and actually got within eight. but the pilots always had an answer. luke with the full court inbound pass. and the split of a two game road trip to the northwest isn't bad. but after thursday's win this comes as a disappointment. portland wins 85-70. st. mary's 6-1 after losing its first conference game. also in the wcc. the records might not be that good but san jose state coach george knows it's a big deal any time his team plays fresno state. the spartans took the 14 point

half time lead. the spartans kept it going the second half. oliver with the assist to carter. oliver two assists shy of a triple double. spartans get back to the 500 mark for the season. 10-10 overall. 2-7 in the whack but for them always a good night when you beat fresno state. a couple of college basketball heavyweights yukon host lewisville. they went to overtime. lewisville trails by two. go to a second ot tied at 69. in double overtime noels launches the three. this one not exactly all net. but it goes down just the same. the cardinals wouldn't trail the rest of the way. a last second try for the huskies. walker comes close. but not close enough. number 23 knocks off number 5. 79-78. three other top tens were losers today. in women's pack ten play or begun state barely a speed

butch for fourth ranked stanford. after a 74-44 win. cal was the winner in eugene as the bears ended the first half 5-4. either way there would be a first in the women's finals of the australia open. the winner hardware escorted out to the court where lee na was the first player from china to make it to a grand slam singles final. kim klijsters in the near court and in the middle of falling a set. she rallies when this point with a solid backhand right down the line. and then at match point nah hits wide and the fourth career major and first in australia. her other three were all u.s. open championships. lee hasn't won a tournament in more than a year. still every bit as much of a

leader. tiger woods in his first event of the year at tory pines in san diego. he has won seven times on this course but not this week. tiger on the way to a 74 takes a bogie on the 15th hole. tiger woods was eight strokes off the lead. the guys who used to be chasing don't appear to be in awe anymore. hunter on the par 518th with his second shot. 242 yards out get it this close. makes the eagle putt on the way to a 69 that has him tied to one shot off the lead. also one stroke back is bubba watson. putting for eagle at 18. that works. he shot a 69 as well. phil mickelson also knows about winning in this tournament. begunking for number 4 -- gunning for number 4. as the ball curls up in birdie range. he made the putt on the way to a 68. 12 under par for the tournament. and so is bill hawes who

was in a playoffs at the bob hope makes a long birdie on the with a i to a 71. that was good enough to keep him tied for the lead. a unique format for tomorrow's nfl all star game. show you how a couple of sharks did in tonight's skills competition. take a look at

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he helped his team eastern earn a point. logan couture has paired with derek testing the shot accuracy. he hit all four plates faster. washington's alex ovechkin won his third straight break away challenge. pretty good stick control by ovechkin to put one passed the penguins mark andre flurry. a shot -- hottest shot contest. won by the bruins chara. look at this one 105.9 miles per hour. that is a new record. >> then they wrapped it up with an elimination shoot-out. price turned back. watch the move to put a turn on tim thomas. the overall competition was won by staal's team by a store of

33-32. the actual all star game is tomorrow at 1:00. some football players 40 hope to be performing on sundays this fall were auditioning in mobile, alabama. marvin lewis was coaching the south team in the senior bowl. lots of talk about quarterbacks in this year's draft. we haven't heard a lot about florida state's christian ponder. he heaves one to miami's leonard hankerson who tips the ball to himself for a 49-yard completion that set up the field goal on the first drive. still in the first quarter, they hook-up again for 18 yards in a touchdown. they led 17-0 at the half. the north pulled to within a touch down when ponder threw his second td of the game. he finds curlly. ponder named the game's most valuable player in a 24-10 south win. see who will be wearing silver or black or red and gold this fall. >> the aerial display known as the winter x games going on in

aspen. kelly clark already won gold in the half pike but figured it was time to set a record. she pulled off a 1080. quick math would tell you that's plea complete revolutions clark the only woman who has ever done that. and running-back walker has been here. the second fight for walker who dominated the younger carson and won with a first-round technical knockout. he finally delivered a left which finished carson. walker has talked about returning to pro football. if there is a 48-year-old who could do it, he would have to be a prime candidate. 2-0 as a fighter. the main event welter weight champion gia beat by submission. see you tomorrow at 10:00