. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the ktvu, channel 2 news at 10:00. >> sub-freezing temperatures have an icy grip on much of the bay area tonight with freeze warnings in place for some inland valleys. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> and hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. more records ready to fall. a second night of very cold temperatures as the bay area is shivering and the chp is warning about black ice. ktvu's deborah villalon is live now in sonoma county where

drivers are being advised to watch out. deborah? >> reporter: well, we are in roader park at one of the trouble spots. several crashes happened on this overpass before down. any roadway elevated with cold air above and below it is susceptible to black ice. these cars have good reason to crawl. a caution are you tale, a vehicle that spun out and rolled on black ice and is now going nowhere fast. if you've ever hit it, you don't forget. >> just hitting a puddle of water, i mean it brought back memories. you know it, grabs your car and spins you and nothing you can do about it. >> it covers the whole width of the lane. >> reporter: chp shows us it doesn't have to be much of a puddle. this seemed harmless until overnight it hardened into 100 feet of ice right where drivers are picking up speed for the freeway. >> speed definitely plays a factor in it. obviously when you hit black ice, there is not a whole lot you can do.

instincts are to slam on the brakes, grab the steering-wheel and try to steer out of it. >> reporter: but that's exactly whatnot to do. better to coast through it and regain traction. this car slammed into the center divider on highway 37 this morning. one of many places where crews were sent to lay sand on the asphalt. but with dozens of rural roads vulnerable after dark, the sand too often comes after the crash. >> hydro plaining at least you have still have some kind of semblance of steering. when you hit black ice you might as well just be bambi, you know, in the movie, you know, spinning around. >> reporter: the chp recommends what it calls high visual horizon. that's basically just looking out way ahead of you as you drive so you can spot discolouration, dark patches on the road so you can slow down to make sure black ice doesn't sneak up on you. by the way, both of those

crashes we showed you happened at 5:00 this morning. reporting live in roader park, deborah villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. some very light snow flurries were seen last night in parts of san francisco. our camera on twin peaks caught the first snow as it started to fall around 10:45 last night. it was a unique sight in the city, but it didn't stick to the ground. the snow flurries lasted all of about five minutes. the cold weather also brought snow to parts in salinas. a lot more snow there. snow fell on highway 101 creating slippery conditions. snow was also reported earlier this afternoon in santa cruz county near highway 17. well, it may not have snowed as much as some had hoped in san francisco, it did snow in other parts of the bay area. as ktvu's allie rasmus reports that brought out snow seekers to the higher elevations looking for some winter

weather. >> reporter: a light bit of snow is enough to render a toddler speechless. >> a little dry snow. can't even make a snowball. >> reporter: icy enough to force cars to move cautionly on highway 35. a sprinkling of snow blanketed trees and covered the roofs. in the palo alto hills off skyline there was a dusting of snow on some of the trails. it didn't look impressive but it felt frigid. staffers at the reception center said this shelter was slightly over capacity last night. they have 250 beds, 260 people showed up. >> if you can stand this kind of cold weather, more power to you. but for me, personally, myself, having a place like this, you know, is a refuge. >> the community center in san jose was one of ten spots the city set up as a designated warming center. >> some people aren't fortunate to have a warm place right now. so it is great that we are opening up to the public to come in. >> reporter: the library and community center opened an hour

early. >> i just opened up the neighborhood services room with additional books and magazines. we are not sure what we are expecting. this is the first time that the city has done this. >> reporter: by late morning this community center and the nine others in san jose we called said they didn't know of anyone who had come in just to get out of the cold. but workers here said they did get positive feedback and that several neighbors came in to thank them for being open early. in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. [ music ] temperatures are dropping rapidly this evening. in fact, here is a look at the numbers just updated a couple of minutes ago. right now it is 37 in santa rosa and 35 in napa. livermore mid-30s and even san francisco and oakland dropping into the lower 30s at last check. freeze warning another one issued for tomorrow morning between 1:00 and 8:00 for the north bay valleys and also for the east bay valleys. temperatures dropping into the 20s to right around 30 degrees. so 25 to 30 degrees. that will be the eventual spread for these neighborhoods.

so once again keep the animals warm and the plants warm. first thing tomorrow morning, coming up highlight the neighborhoods that will be dropping into the 20s. also the one change expected for the afternoon hours. all right. thanks, mark. well, for those in the south bay looking to get out of the cold, here is a list now of those ten warming centres in san jose that will open their doors again tomorrow morning from 9 a.m. to noon. they include these centers. ktvu viewers keeping sending us great pictures of the snow in their neighborhoods. this is along highway 101. he says he has lived in petaluma his entire life and can't remember seeing so much snow on the ground. lindsay bowan took this picture of the windy hill open space reserve there in san mateo county which you can see got a nice dusting of snow. and you can send your photos to ktvu and we will share them both online and on air. just e-mail photos at ktvu.com.

and if you visit our website you will see a slide show of the dozens of photos viewers have so far sent in. >> pg&e crews are working to restore power to more than 16,000 customers in the sierra foothills. the wet and heavy snow didn't make their jobs any easier. crews today were busy trying to reach more than 100 different power outages. for one resident, the lengthy blackout and stormy weather took her by surprise. i have never had this before. we didn't think we were going to be this bad. we didn't believe the news when they kept telling us it was going to be bad. >> pg&e says all of the outages are storm-related and began two days ago. extra crews from as far away as san lewis to help get that power restored. a live picture at the i-80 at the truck scales in truckee. you can see the road appears to be clear but there is snow in the center divide there. very little traffic out there at this hour. the roadway was plowed earlier and there are no chain

restrictions tonight on either i-80 or highway 50. [ music ] we have developing news right now in san francisco where police are investigating a fatal shooting. this video just arrived in the ktvu newsroom. the shooting happened at 23rd and dakota street. when our crews got on the scene they say several investigators were surrounding a car. it is believed that the victim was shot inside the vehicle. neighbors tell us they did not hear anything. the police just called us and said that the unidentified victim died at the scene. also in san francisco, the san francisco medical examiner tonight is working to identify the man shot and killed in the mission district early this morning. a makeshift memorial is now up at 17th and mission streets where the shooting happened just before 2:30 this morning. the memorial identifies the man as aldo, also known as trigger. the police say he died at the

hospital. a black suv was seen leaving the area after the shooting but no one has been arrested. the gang task force is investigating. in oakland, police are searching for the suspects who opened fire on a home injuring the two women inside. the shooting happened just after 3 a.m. in a house at this neighborhood at parker and garfield avenues. the two women were taken to the hospital and are stable. we don't know the extent of their injuries. no arrests have been made and there is no word on the motive. just a few hours ago, the u.n. security council unanimously approved sanctions against libya and the leader. now that americans have been safely evacuated from libya, president obama is speaking out on the libyan leader. leland vitter reports. >> reporter: a strong condemnation from president obama on the violence and unrest in libya during a private phone call with the german chancellor he says the lib january leader must leave now. according to the white house

mr. obama said. it's the first time the president has called on him to step down. the u.s. has revoked visas for top libyan officials and their family members and has frozen assets of loyalists held in american banks. >> we have had a problem in finding the right balance. but the truth is i don't believe in tough rhetoric unless we can back it up. because tough rhetoric without action makes america look weak. >> reporter: this as they pass out weapons to the companies supporters in tripoli. they are sending out patrols to maintain control in the city. tripoli is home to about a third of libya's six million people. but the leader's son went on t.v. and same the city is calm. >> there is a big distortion and deception campaign but, in fact, the libyans are aware of

this now. >> reporter: many residents in tripoli tried to stay off the streets to avoid the violent protests and clashes. however in the eastern part of the country where we are, still many took to the city squares in angry protest to the government. this is fox news. here in the bay area, scores of demonstrators turned out in san francisco today to support the uprising in libya. the group called him a ruthless dictator, accused him of killings and said it was too i am to end his regime. some said they were anxious about what was happening to friends and family in libya. >> we haven't been able to get in touch with my family members in tripoli. so, you know, this is really the least that we can do in terms of coming out here and showing solidarity with our libyan people. >> organizers said it was time governments around the world stop supporting him and take a stand against what thralled repression and violence -- they

called repression and violence. in tunisia the country that sparked the uprisings in north africa and the middle east. at least three people were killed in anti-government protests today. they are asking that the interim government step down and that the current parliament be disbanded. it was just six weeks ago that ali was forced out of office and fled the country. (chanting). >> in yemin more mass protests calling for the president there to step down. adding his voice to the chorus, the leader of one of yemin's most influential and largest tribes. the head of the hashids resigned from the ruling party today and called on ali to step down. he has been in power since 1978. in bahrain an exiled shiite leader returned home to join the protestors there.

late tonight mashama renewed his call for the sunni hierarchy that has ruled that country for the last two centuries. shiites make up 5% of the country's 525,000 people. a missing man sparked a wide scale search in san francisco and puts richmond residents on alert. experience has its benefits for one pilot who suddenly is faced with engine failure. >> from the state capitol in wisconsin to the streets of san

ktvu.com complete bay area news coverage. [ music ] >> searchers spent this cold saturday going through golden gate park looking for an elderly man who has dementia. new at 10 ktvu's patty lee joins us now where kenneth chin was last seen. patty? >> reporter: well, this neighborhood is on the lookout for kenneth chin. flyers like this one are on every business in this block. they have been distributed by police and by chin's caretakers who reported him missing on thursday. >> if anyone has seen kenneth chin, if you would kindly call 911. >> reporter: she runs the assisted living facility where kenneth chin lives and has been passing out this flyer to residents and nearby businesses since thursday afternoon. >> he was supposed to be home

from the senior's center around 3:00. he hadn't been home yet so i called to see what was going on. and they said he was dropped off. and he wasn't brought to us. he went delivered hand-to-hand to us. >> at golden gate park today, an estimated 40 volunteers responded to the san francisco police department's call for mutual aid. eight search and rescue dogs paced sections of the park closest to chin's home at 35th and balboa. >> there are so many crevices and holes and places that are really full of brush. so we will send him into the brush. send him down into the drainages. >> reporter: but by 5:00 there was still no sign of him i and searchers are openly concerned about chin's welfare. >> his age and also the fact that it has been cold out and he may not be dressed for the weather. that that is one of our biggest concerns and that's why we have a lot of searchers out here looking for him. >> reporter: san francisco

police tell me there will not be another wide scale search tomorrow. but the officers will canvass the neighborhood and check in with neighbors and check out the surveillance video they have collected from local businesses. anything that might give them a lead on where he is. reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> a private memorial service was held today for one of the two walnut creek teenagers who drowned while rafting in a creek last weekend. the family of 17-year-old gavin powell requested that reporters not attend today's service. the classmates held a candlelight vigil for powell and matthew miller on wednesday. the two friends went rafting last saturday in a rain swollen canal in walnut creek. their bodies were found the next day in concord. a retired commercial pilot walked away unscathed today after a small plane lost engine power and then crashed near the downbarton bridge. authorities say the pilot was alone in the single engine cessna 140 when it lost power just after taking off from the

palo alto airport at 1:00 this afternoon. the pilot was trying to turn around to the airport but didn't make it and crashed in the mud just south of the bridge. >> he landed and the aircraft did slip over. fortunately the pie lot is un injuried. >> the fire district is working with state, fish and game and u.s. coastguard officials to handle the fuel and oil that leaked from the upside down aircraft. the fire chief says there was about 21-gallons of fuel and five gallons of oil on that plane when it crashed. the faa and the national transportation safety board are both investigating. there is word tonight oakland city attorney john russo may become alameda's next city manager. the oakland tribune is reporting russo is one of three finalists for the job. he won't confirm or deny the report. he has clashed with mayor jean kwan over proposed gang injunctions and told the city he won't provide legal advice or representation on licensing marijuana farms. a decision on the alameda job isn't expected before the end of march.

protestors are spending another night inside the state capitol of wisconsin after the largest demonstration to date against a plan to do with away withunions for public employees. [ music ] >> police estimated the crowd today at more than 70,000. authorities say they will empty the capitol building tomorrow and some arrests are expected. wisconsin's governor wants union members to pay for half the cost of their pensions and twice their current healthcare premiums. that's equivalent to an 8% pay cut. right now wisconsin's state budget is balanced, but the state is expected to be running in the red by mid-summer. >> well, from washington to new york to right here in california, large rallies were held today to show solidarity with workers there in wisconsin. ktvu's ken prichett was at the demonstration in san francisco. >> reporter: the steps of city hall in san francisco is politically a friendly environment for labor.

>> we are part of tens of thousands who are standing in solidarity with the protestors in wisconsin. >> reporter: this is one of many rallies in major cities and state capitols across the nation echoing two weeks of protests in wisconsin. >> i think it is under threat. and i think we all have to realize that we need a weekend off. that we need a vacation. that we need pensions. and that we need to keep them. >> reporter: wisconsin's republican governor scott walker wants to trip public unions of their right to collectively bargain in order to balance his state's budget. >> collective bargaining has a cost. it has a cost now in terms of healthcare and pension contributions. it has a cost overall in how our governments work at the local level and we have to change that relationship. >> reporter: there is no threat of that happening here in california. but protestors want to see the idea die in wisconsin. at a rally like this it is always difficult to estimate the size of the crowd. the organizers say they expected at least 2,000 people

here. and just looking at this crowd, that seems to be a fair estimate. >> i believe that this will be just a drop in the bucket compared to the number of people that will be on the streets in america if that bill passes and gets signed. >> reporter: in san francisco, this is ktvu, channel 2 news. well, it wasn't union rights but abortion rights that sparked a protest today in oakland. the non-profit pro-choice california organized today's walk around lake merit as part of a nationwide campaign many support of women's reproductive rights. demonstrators are angry with congressional republicans efforts to strip federal funding for planned parenthood. >> the only change that has ever been made in this country haven't been made through wars or guns. you know it's really through people and voices and getting out there and affecting change on your own, whatever you believe, whether you are pro- choice or pro life. it's really just about making a

change. >> earlier this month, the republican controlled house passed a spending plan that included eliminating more than $300 million in federal funding for planned parenthood. the organization is prohibited from using federal dollars for abortion services. but it uses the federal money to provide family planning, birth control, medical and preventive services. >> a single judge will likely hear dozens of lawsuits filed against pg&e stemming from that deadly sanbruno explosion. a san mateo county superior court judge made that decision on thursday. it would mean one judge in san mateo county would hear all 64 suits filed against the utility. the judge's decision must be approved by the california judicial council. the final decision is expected to take about three weeks. eight people were killed in the september pipeline explosion. we have some dramatic video tonight at a washington, d.c. what authorities say caused an elevator to malfunction. boy, take a look, sending

people tumbling and causing several injuries. new information tonight about the body discovered buried in the backyard of a home. another round of sub- freezing temperatures. in the

a. >> some 220 miles above earth today, the crew of the international space station welcomed six new visitors who arrived on the space shuttle discovery. this is discovery's 39th and final flight. it launched late thursday afternoon from kennedy space center in florida for what is scheduled to be an 11 day mission. well, a wildfire in the southeast forced the closure of a major interstate today. i-95 near florida was shut down because of all of the smoke from a large brush fire drifting across the lanes. the fire started at 1:00 this afternoon and had grown to 600-

acres by nightfall. the winds shifted allowing officials there to re-open the road. but the florida authorities are standing by in case it happens again. there is no word on when this fire will be contained. a pilot is feared dead tonight after a vintage military jet crashed into the hudson river in new york. it happened at 1:30 this afternoon near the city of kingston 90 miles north of new york city. the british made jet was flying from pennsylvania to kingston's airport. >> ran out, looked, no sputtering, nothing, no variation in the speed. go from horizontal into a vertical, into the river. >> it is something i've never seen before and something i never want to see again. >> the pilot was the only person aboard. his body has not yet been recovered and no word yet on what might have caused that crash. newly released surveillance video shows dramatic scenes from an escalator malfunction last year in washington, d.c.

at first footage from the plaza metro station shows people coming off the escalator as usual. but then you see people running and start tumbling down the speeding machine. many landed on top of each other. several people were hurt. the washington transit authority says the brakes on the escalator failed. it happened last october during the rally to restore sanity event at the national mall. an autopsy is scheduled tore tuesday on that body found buried in a backyard. the remains were removed from a home on rebecca way yesterday following three days of excavation efforts. the body has not formally been identified, but police suspect it is that of 74-year-old dale smith. a neighbor reported smith missing earlier this month. smith lived at the home with his wife, 55-year-old evelyn. the police are investigating what role, if any, evelyn might have played in her husband's disappearance. no charges have been filed in this case. there are concerns tonight

after listeria bacteria turned up in tests of broccoli from a tracy-based company. safeway, pavilions and pack and save stores all of them are pulling 18 raw and cooked food products from their shelves because they contain broccoli from tracy-based taylor farms pacific. now, this can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children. frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems also. for a full list of all of the products affected by the recall go to ktvu.com and look at the web links. we have more coming up. too good to be true?

. a coffee stand seems an unlikely place for a faceoff over gun rights. that's what happened in pleasant hill today. ktvu's mike mibach reports on the debate over california's controversial open carry law. >> reporter: a crisp cool morning in pleasant hill packed with coffee and a colt 1911. >> not so much about guns it is about empowerment, people being able to take care of themselves. >> reporter: on one side a group of open carry supporters. >> not once has an open carrier committed a crime. >> reporter: on the other members of the brady campaign. >> the shooter in tucson was basically a law-abiding gun carrying citizen up until he shot 19 people. >> reporter: from coffee to guns to state legislation, an assemblyman out of southern california has now offered a bill targeting the rights to carry guns. ab-144 would make openly carrying firearms a misdemeanor in california. >> i believe in the right to protect myself. i believe that violent criminals are out there.

>> reporter: this man is with responsible citizens of california, an open carry advocacy group. >> it is a little bit of a kick in the gut to know that the legislatures in the state are going to try year after year and time after time to get something done. but we are fighting an uphill battle but we will fight the battle. >> we are hoping that the bill passes and that would ban the open carry. >> reporter: but they are not waiting to find out so it has called demand dine free in california. >> they have the rights to say no shoes, no shirts, no service. and they can establish a gun- free policy. >> reporter: in pleasant hill, mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. a new medical study suggests air pollution is a significant trigger of heart attacks. researchers concluded about 7.5% of heart attacks are triggered by dirty air. they also looked at other causes as well and found that

cocaine actually triggers about 1% of heart attacks, while coffee triggers about 5%. the study appears in the british lancet medical magazine. >> in iraq armed men stormed and then bombed the country's largest oil refinery killing at least one employee. the refinery is responsible for a quarter of iraq's refining capacity all of which goes towards domestic consumption for gasoline and fuel for power stations. the loyal ministry called the attack part of a terrorist plan to undermine the government's ability to deliver oil. it is common for iraqis to have to spend hours waiting in line for diesel and gasoline, even though iraq has the world's third largest oil reserves. from new zealand today, official word that the death toll from tuesday's 6.3 earthquake hit 146. p.m. but officials say with more than 200 people still missing, they expect that number to rise. the coordinator of the rescue efforts says crews are still in rescue mode but they are now moving into what he called the

miracle stage of the operation. and in poland a cold weather couldn't keep balloon enthusiasts inside. it was a day of grey skies and bright balloons at the winter international balloon festival. 21 teams are participating in the event to promote winter ballooning. an amazing story of survival in washington state to tell you about where a vancouver couple was stuck and stranded in the snow for five days. pat and john norville were found, finally found, and rescued last night after they were spotted by campers. now it all started when they took a drive to see some snow. but they got stuck in a ditch off a secluded forest road with only jelly beans to eat and snow for water. >> so that was my main objective was to keep us hydrated. i think that's really that. and the fleece blanket that we have pretty much saved our lives. >> now, they are diabetic and they didn't have their medications with them.

they say a positive attitude and thinking of their family helped keep them alive. >> san francisco zoo are parents to a foster named miles. gardener found the six-month- old alligator while mowing the lawn of a school in new orleans. the zoo is caring for miles until he can be returned to new orleans where they will help prepare him to be released back into the wild. >> the san francisco fairmont hotel will honor a deal that seemed too good to be true. it offered a luxury package that included lifetime v.i.p. status with the hotel chain for as little as $2,000. after 117 customers snapped up the deal, the offer was mysteriously removed from a website. even though the offer was supposed to continue through next tuesday. those who purchased the package worry that perhaps fairmont wouldn't honor the great deal. but the hotel made good on the offer and said those who

purchased the v.i.p. package would be accommodated at the advertised rate. the fairmont says the offer was a mistake and should not have included the lifetime benefit. [ music ] >> could it have been any colder for these folks as they took the plunge into the bay waters today. how all of this chilliness brings about a lot of good. >> speaking of adam: we need a good night's sleep. kim: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over the top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. i'm feeling sleepy already. nighty night.

man on radio: mission is a go. you are good to go. so, have you made your decision yet? yeah, i think so. this year, more than 27,000 children will be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition. their wishes are waiting to come true. you can make it happen. find out how today at wish.org. [ flippers slapping [ music ] >> well, the rain and the snow showers have moved out of the bay area. but the cold temperatures are still in place. as a result the freeze warning posted for the north bay valleys and the east bay

valleys. right now on the maps i can show you on live stormtracker 2 a storm is heading down towards southern california producing rain and snow down there. we have the dropping temperatures here. here is the latest on the satellite with mostly clear skies. we are expecting for the most part fair skies with very cold numbers in the forecast for tomorrow morning. here we go with the overall weather story for tonight. clear and cold. another possibility of record lows. in fact a fairly good bet for monday. mostly sunny skies. a fairly nice afternoon. but the extended forecast and chance of rain. in fact, multiple rain chances showing up in the five day forecast. first thing tomorrow morning showing you the coldest locations in the 20s. napa 26. fairfield 27. and san jose a forecast low of 32 degrees. after that cold start, high pressure returns. plenty of sunshine. and temperatures maxing out into the 50s. the afternoon hours tomorrow will be warmer than today. and then look what happens into monday. there is another weather system

approaching northern california. this will generate more clouds and the chance of a few showers. the highest chance will be up in the north bay, basically south of the golden gate bridge. just a few sprinkles or some drizzle out there. here is the cloud and rain forecast model for tomorrow afternoon. for the most part still sunny. take this into monday morning increasing clouds and scattered rain showers up to the north. continue to put this into motion. there is a possibility up in the north bay. and a slight chance elsewhere, at least in the form of sprinkles or some drizzle. tomorrow morning definitely bundle up at 7:00. 28 to 38 degrees. by lunchtime another recovery here. 45-50. and then by 3:00 mostly sunny skies. there is the eventual temperature range mainly in the 50s. so today we were in the 40s. tomorrow we will warm back up into the 50s. san francisco is 53. san jose tops out at 56. and half moon bay is 52 degrees. these temperatures will check in probably right around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast plenty of sunshine for your sunday.

thicken up the clouds on monday. bring in the chance of a few showers, primarily up in the north bay. south of the golden gate bridge. like i said maybe a few sprinkles. there is a slight chance on tuesday. the forecast models only backing up on that chance. the next real bet of a rain chance battle wednesday especially for the morning hours. with these storms coming in the temperatures extreme cold not so bad. one more morning of some really chilly temperatures out there. >> thanks, mark. before heading to work today mark and hundreds of other brave swimmers took the plunge into the chilly bay waters. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> there they go the annual polar plunge. it raises money for the special olympics of northern california. 600 people, some in costume, some in tiny swimsuits jumped into the frigid water, including mark and ktvu reporter john sasaki and sports

producer peat lapetty. the water temperature a chilly 51 degrees. >> trying to figure out the zombies out there. >> coming up next spring training with exclusive video and some good news about a giants

[ music ] good evening, everyone. welcome to saturday night edition of sports wrap. they had their chances to win it outright. but tonight st. mary's needed a win over portland in the final conference game of the year to earn a share of the wcc championship. foul trouble early. and matthew picked up some of the slack after falling behind early he hits three of his 21

points and puts them in front by five. after trailing by one at half- time stephen holt led a second half surge that helped them take command. he made nine of st. mary's 11 points. he had 16 off the bench. and then mcconnell made his presence known. penetrates and pulls up for the soft jumper. ended up with 18. they won 83-69 and finish we had a time for the championship. both teams finished the conference with 11-3 record. st. mary's 23-7 overall. both st. mary's get double buys in the upcoming wcc tournament. they rolled over san diego holding the terraros to 31 points. they finished up with a win. well, win still very important for the cal bears who still hope to be playing in the

post season even if it tint in the ncaa tournament. the fans onboard at a young aim for the oregon state beavers. they jumped out to an early lead of spectacular play from starch to jared cunningham. a bay area product had 14 points. the beavers extend their lead to 14. bears narrow the gap in the second half. crab got three of his 26. back they go the other way. camp has his pockets picked by calvin hains. hains to the hoop as oregon state back on top by one. but cal had the edge down the street. smith has the layup and it is cal by three. the block on one end and runs the flow when the lay-up won't go. crab is there for the put-back. and then the second chance at a lay-up on the open floor. he does it all this time from steal to basket. he had 14. the bears make it a weekend

sweep in oregon. they beat the beavers 87-76. 16-3 overall. 9-8 in the pack ten. stanford got 31 from josh owen in an 88-71 over oregon. the cardinal an even 500 for the season. karim abdul jabar was there before the pavilion gets a facelift. malcom lee misses in close but reefs nelson was there for the put-back plus the foul. nelson had 27. bruins on the 22-2 run. arizona never recovered. textbook pick and roll there. jones finds joshua smith. the game they were able to empty the benches. fittingly the last basket was by john woodin's great grandson tyler who was a walk-on. that's his mother and grandmother taking in the moment. the bruins roll 71-49. the two teams now tied atop the pack ten at 12-4. mike and duke at top ranked

virginia. they are top ranked that is at virginia tech and trying to make a case for the ncaa tournament. down five with five minutes to go they narrow the gap. allan misses but victor doesn't. virginia tech within three. in front by two now. malcom is about to put the nail in the coffin. he gets the three. they storm the court as they knock off number one 64-60. at 19-8 that may have earned them a spot in the tournament. the much discussed 7th ranked byu and san diego state. aztec had no answer for that. it was dished to an open man. they make the regular season sweep over san diego state. the only two losses so far in the aztec season 80-67 the final. san jose state got the win over louisiana tech. oliver had 23 for the spartans. women's pack ten play,

stanford rolled over oregon and won its 11th straight pack ten championship. the cardinal 26-2 overall. 17-0 in the conference. winningest record the cal women were winners by nine over oregon state. >> we have heard a lot about the slimmed down pablo sandoval this spring. but tonight we get the first look at him in uniform. sand pablo sandoval in decidedly better shape. he got the rbi single in the third. he had a pair of hits today including a homerun in the fourth. and then with a couple of runners aboard nate hits one into the gap and cleared the bases. he goes to third with a triple. mark had three hits and three at bats. seven giants pitchers limited the dodgers to lee runs. it is just the second exhibition of the year but the giants are just 2-0 after this exhibition win. hey, it was the dodgers. for those looking for

someone to fret about when it comes to the giants this spring may have been concerned about brian wilson make -- missing a couple of workouts with a stiff back. wilson is scheduled to make his first appearance in a spring game on monday. he talked for a bit in sentences that at least make sense to him. >> i can't speak for everybody else. but i can't go out there 75%. you know, when i hit the mound i am 100%, regardless of what the radar says. and mentally i am focused and that's a game-like situation for me because it's competition. so i treat it like it would be a regular season game. >> golf and match play championship is down to its two final participants. give you the matchup when sports wrap continues. and we will hear from last week's cinderella winner in the daytona 500 as he took a

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. >> golf's match play participants will be down to its final participate aren't to decide the winner. in addition to a lot of money this is what they are playing for. the walter pagan trophy. and luke donald was paired with matt kucher down six at the par three hole. he stays alive with the tee shot that gets a piece of the flag stick. he made birdie and stayed with it. donald drained the birdie and wins the match 6-5. >> a quarter final watson found himself down five to jb holmes. he gets his approach to rollback into birdie range on the 14th. watson then went on to win five straight holes taking the match from holmes on the 19th. watson in the finals against

martin keimer neck and neck when watson put one out with the scorpions and rattle snake. keimer had the edge in the match and wrapped it up one up with a par at 18. keimer against donald tomorrow. any way essay insured of being the new number one ranked player in the world. nascar is racing tomorrow in phoenix. carl edwards on the pole after setting a track record in qualifing. daytona 500 winner trevor bane will only earn points this year in the nationwide series. he was running in the top ten all day today until he blew a tire with 25 laps to go. here is how that turned out. he ended up 31st as he limped to the pits. his race was over. a much better known driver kyle busch made a little race history. kyle busch became the first guy in eight years to go wire-to- wire in a nascar race. he started on the pole and also won the trucks race last night. he will try to make it 3-3 for taking the sprint cup race tomorrow. it has been a whirlwind

week for bane who won the daytona sunday one day after his 20th birthday. part of his coast-to-coast victory lap was a stop in san francisco on tuesday where he graciously met with the media, signed autographs and politely declined at least one offer of marriage. he was still pinching himself and considering the prospect of racing here later in the season. >> it doesn't seem real. it didn't seem real then. i don't know what else to say, just are you kidding me? and i am still saying that. i mean, it's been -- i mean, i can't put into words how much this means to me. i can't put it into words because it hasn't sunk in yet. >> everybody talks when they have their one stop here in northern california oh, my goodness it is a road racing course. what are you going to do here? some guys have come to test it and really don't like this stuff on the tour. you say if you are going to be here you have actually had some road racing. >> road races are a gamble and a chance of getting crashed

more than most races. and a lot that can go on with your car because it takes a toll on them. i like road races because it is something different. a mixup in the season. they are so much fun. i would like to do more of them maybe it is outside of nascar or whatever. i came here to watch last year just to see it. i watched the hairpin and i am excited about coming here in the future. >> barely 20 and has the world by the tail. that's it for this edition of sports wrap. >> clearly he is on cloud nine. >> i am curious if it was a guy or a girl that asked him to get married. he is a good-looking guy. >> weird. >> yeah. >> speechless. >> thank you. >> i am just wondering. >> anything is possible. >> that's our report for tonight. be sure to join mornings on 2 starting at 7 a.m. for the latest on the silly weather. >> i mean, come on, it's the bay area. our coverage continues online any time at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us and have a good night. [ music ]