because everyone deserves a lifetime. . this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2news. >> tonight police take steps to keep [inaudible] from getting that entire city a black eye. . >> we will have additional staffing, significant additional staffing downtown, late at night. >> good evening. >> walnut creek police announced plans to increase patrols after fights resulted in nine arrests over the

weekend. lloyd is live now in walnut creek and said city officials want more control over the bars. >> reporter: i'm on locust street where there are 76 bars and restaurants in the area. the first violent incident of the weekend happened around 1:30 sunday morning in this parking garage and we have video of the fight. cameras recorded three men fighting inside a garage elevator. then continuing out in the street. police arrived quickly and arrested a 23 year and his 20- year-old brother. they are both from bay point. 20 minutes later 15 people started fighting inside a restaurant. police used pepper spray on them. the manager said he tried to stop it. >> there is nothing i could have done. people are coming out of bars and they are drunk. all we do is sell food. we don't sell alcohol past ten. >> reporter: a few minutes later two groups started

fighting outside hub cap's diner. drinking fighting have been happening all to often in downtown walnut creek. >> i consider it a very safe area except saturday night and maybe identified night. >> reporter: officials say beginning weekend there will be more police downtown. the city is considering an ordinance to let more local control over bars and restaurants. there. are people that are coming out of season place that have had to much to drink. . >> reporter: the lift lounge is one of the bars on notice. >> shut us down. that's what they really want but for now they want to cut our hours back. >> reporter: they say they are meeting tomorrow to come up with proposals to keep their places open longer and to keep it nonviolent. live in walnut creek. >> in oakland city leaders plan to use a new strategy

follow that occupy demonstration over the weekend that fell apart into violent clash between protesters and police. the mayor said the city is requesting stay away orderer against a hundred protesters who have been arrested several times. those orders would keep the protests from entering the plaza and other protest areas. >> using some of the criminal statutes that are available to us, and putting that into really a long term solution. >> reporter: on the occupy oakland website protesters calling for another day of action next monday in part to address the city's new strategy. about 400 people were arrested during last saturday's protest. we got a list of 110 of them taking to the jail. a little more than half listed their residence as somewhere

other than oakland. people we have talked to around oakland say being patient is starting to wear thin. they point to the trashing of city hall this weekend and the burning of an american flag. new at ten amber lee asked supporters of the movement if anarchists have hijacked the protest. >> reporter: tonight we spoke with two people who said they support the principles of the movement. one created these flyers and handed them out. now both are questioning what the occupy oakland movement has become. >> this is over a hundred years old. >> reporter: images of a damaged city hall are upsetting many residents and causing some supporters to distance themselves. >> their hang certify take over their politics and to me

that'sself indulgent. that's not making change. >> reporter: aself described progressive she said she participated in the protests when they first started last october. she said the violence on the night of the port shut down in december paused her. she said this weekend's attack on city hall is further evidence that a renegade group is doing them a disservice. now she said there are two factions in the protests, she calls one occupy vandalism and the other occupy productive. >> to me it'll be an ever shrinking movement if that happens. >> i think it has been hijacked it's unfortunate to the movement. >> reporter: a few months ago she cammed out with them. she still supports the movement but said until they are ready to discuss real solutions with city leaders the movement

doesn't represent the 99% that make up oakland. . >> if there were some tangible issues and a focus towards their energies but if it's just to destroy the city and fight with the police we aren't going support that. >> reporter: the escalating violence is counter productive and is silencing the real message bridging the gap between the haves and the have notes. reporting live at oakland city hall, amber lee. >> it turns out there is a hidden cost to policing major protests, tonight after 10:30 what was offer looked city wide as demonstrators converged downtown. >> the body of a worker who died after being buried in a trench in the south bay on saturday was finally removed this evening. police are treating it as a crime scene. the man had been working on the foundation of a new home being built on a hillside. days earlier police ordered work start because the hillside

hadn't been shored up. the work happened any way. the identity of the man has unthe been released. firefighters say they have yet to determine what caused a two alarm apartment fire in concord that left a woman in the hospital in critical condition. this is cell phone video of the flames out of that second story apartment on clayton road around 1:40 this afternoon. firefighters say when they found the woman in the apartment she was unconscious and not breathing. they started cpr and rushed her to the hospital. several other units had heavy damage and officials say they can't be inhabited. >> a new twist in the domestic case against the san francisco sheriff. as of prosecutors claim he kept his wife isolated in their home for 18 hours after the alleged abuse on new year's in order to keep her from talking to police. they said she went to a

neighbor's house when she got in the shower. they have both denied violence. >> now to the presidential campaign and one last poll ahead of tomorrow's primary showing romney is poised to win the 50 delegates up for grabs. he has widened his lead. he has 41%. gingrich is second in the poll with 29%. then a big drop off with santorum and paul coming in third and 4th. the polls are scheduled to open in florida in less than six hours from now. craig boswell joins us where the voter continue out is expected to be big. >> reporter: very big. good evening to you. with 50 delegates up for grabs, the most of any in the contest at tacks between romney and gingrich get more and more personal, polls open in less than six hours. trailing by double dim king gets gingrich works to win over

florida voters. whale a pathetic situation to be running with nothing positive to say for yourself and nothing available, a big idea, vision future and you just try to tear your opponents down so they are smaller than you. that's the romney model. >> reporter: romney who was out spent the former house speaker in ads not taking his lead in the polls for granted. >> he made $1.6 million in his company, standing up and talking about freddy marks the very institution that helped stand behind the crisis and here in florida if are you part of the housing crisis you are probably not going to get elected. >> reporter: florida is a winner talk all state so santorum and paul are already elsewhere. santorum who spent the weekend with his daughter in the hospital and with voters in missouri. >> its been a very difficult

weekend. it's a wonderful turn. >> reporter: ron paul is focusing on smaller states including colorado and nevada. >> if they poll with my name against obama i would do just asomugha well as any of them. >> reporter: it takes 1144 to win the nomination. all four promise to fight until the party convention in late august. >> gingrich is being sued for using eye of the tiger without permission. ♪ [ music ] >> they have been using that song at various events since 2009 including during the iowa koussos but in florida he has been using different music. the company that owns the rights to the song is asking for unspecified damages. >> bay area student has a chance to hang out online this afternoon and chat to the president. >> hi mr. president.

once again this is an honor to be a part of this. thank you for taking time out. >> students john f kennedy high school were among those who had the opportunity to ask the president a question. the video chat happened during a google plus hang out. the students anded him about funding for a college education and how his policies would help them pay off student loans. >> every college and university can think about are there additional ways they can hold down costs in what we will start doing is giving incentives, providing more dollars to those schools that have come up with creative ways to keep costs down. >> the question from the students was one of five picked from a total of 22 5,000 submitted nationwide. >> a major strike planned at hospitals tomorrow. why most of those striking will be there in sympathy. >> and a lot of fog out there, valley fog, coastal fog, where they should meet what you can

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accuse the school board of being racist. >> reporter: doyle park elementary has been open since 1952 and has a largely latino population. the city school district said budget cuts may force it to close this school. they gathered at a nearby middle school to talk act the fate of the school and it's 230 students. the district said they have poor test scores and declining enrollment and faced $8 million this budget cuts the school may have to shut. >> we have to give layoff notices by march the 15th. we cannot wait. we have to go head and project it what we have is what we have. >> reporter: everybody who spoke here was against the closure. one said recruiting a few more students could reverse the financial drain at doyle. >> using some basic math it turns out that's about 40 kids. 40 extra kids go and they break

even. >> reporter: some parents say the latino students will have to transfer to other schools who suffer the most. >> whether the district cares to admit it this is a racial issue. there have been white blight in many schools for years. >> reporter: the district said they will likely reopennance a charter school. >> the only decision that's been made is our district authorized the french american charter to move forward in its application to the state. >> reporter: the stew said more than 150 parents have signed a petition to put the french american academy at doyle. >> just because it's a white country this is not -- nobody has this type of money to be speaking french and tasting french wine and going to it france. >> reporter: the board is expected to make a decision on whether or not to close the school on february 8th or the it '22nd. live in santa rosa. >> its been 23 years since a

13-year-old disappeared on her way home from school in dublin. tonight as they do each year her parents led a candlelight walk. the support of the community help its keep the family going and they are grateful so many remember their story. mady said she continues to wait for word on her daughter. >> every day you get a hope that you put your feet in the car and say this is the day she is coming home. >> tonight's walk retraced the steps she would have taken on her way home from school to wells middle school. police are offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and on conviction of anybody responsible for her disappearance. >> the alameda county da said 15-year-old moses camen has admitted to killing his parents and will be tried as an adult. the bodies were found inside a car outside their home in oakland last friday night. police say she was strangled

and he was beaten to death. susan worked at a clinic. friends said they knew the mother had problems with her son. >> nothing unusual. certainly no expression of fearing or anything like that it. the teen is due in court tomorrow. he had been in the foster care system until he was adopted by the couple ten years ago. >> as many as 21,000 employees nurses to building workers plan to strike in about nine hours from now. tom say was the hospital is calling the strike illegal. >> reporter: thousands of picket signs in the works for tomorrow's strike that will affect all 21 hospitals. 4400 members of the national union of health hairworks main lynn mental health strike tomorrow. like the strike last september

it's the second such action in four months and that union is getting important help. 650 members of the building engineers union will strike along with them. it's the california nurse's association 17,000 employees that will give the strike it's true strength. >> we are going on a sympathy strike to support them. >> there is a clause in the contract that states that they will not strike during the contract period. >> we are not doing a strike. we are not doing a work stop. we are doing a sympathy strike. that's legal. >> reporter: the unions say the main reason is to assist patients in getting better care more quickly especially those with mental issues. >> they may get into their first appointment but won't get follow up care based on what they say they need. this is not about quality of care this is act salary and benefits and as a matter of fact we have been waiting for six months for them to get back to us on our first proposal with regard to salary and benefits. .

>> reporter: what will tuesday bring for thousands of patients? >> we plan to continue to provide great patient care and service to the members. >> reporter: meanwhile they are suing the nurses. ktvu channel 2news. >> police investigating whether students at a campus may have received financial aid illegally. a spokesman for the college said they are acting on a tip. the allegations were limited to the san pablo campus. no word on how many students or what amounts are involved. >> the income of mesher mesh americans up more than its been in the last nine moss. even so, people weren't out spending more than they had in november. in fact americans savored the additional money they made. economists say continued savings could slow the economy. waiting for a deal on greece's debt crisis sent the markets lower. the dow down almost seven points after losing as much as

130 points and the nasdaq closed down five points. market around the world also ended in negative territory. >> the city of berkeley may take action against wells far go. the council is considering whether to drop the bank and could make a decision by tomorrow night. some members say they are one of the banks at the heart of the mortgage meltdown and the financial crisis. wells fargo points out it's donated $3 million to it berkeley's nonprofit. >> and your daytime highs bit on the cool side. we have 63napa, plenty of fog and low clouds outside. i have is a long the coast, toward santa cruz and then valley fog in napa, in liver for and concord. be prepared for that. overnight in the mid30s, that will get you fog because the dew points running about the same. 35 or 38 degrees. vallejo, 41 concord, 48 fairfield. look for fog tomorrow morning.

valley fog will mainly those in the inland north and east bay valleys and from around the early morning to the midmorning, then tomorrow's daytime highs, bit warmer than today. we will go to the five day and look at the weekend in few and there is a chance for a few rain drops. see you back here. >> the state is scheduled to do its second snow survey of the season but electronic readings across the sierra indicated water content is 60% below normal for this time of year. the director of the department of water resources said conditions are much dryer than he would like but he is still hope of that rain and snow will bring the snow pack up to near normal. >> fox's new show alcatraz fuels interest in the rocks. him part dates back to the civil war but this is new. >> also a change in some bay

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. may have seen the new show on channel 2 tonight. as it turns out the show is causing some changes at the real attraction. fans of the show are flocking to the rock to see facts from fiction. >> reporter: the rock is magnetic drawing more people the past few weeks. >> hading off join us over here. >> reporter: the folk who run the rock say the up tick may be because of the beautiful winter weather, and this. >> i enjoy watching and. >> reporter: he works at alcatraz now in the 5th year of sentence. while most said they hadn't seen the new series, most

americans have. >> kind of scary, little science fiction. >> reporter: the popularity is causing some confusion between myth and reality. >> most of the show is shot on a set in vancouver, some of the locations filmed here. this is one of them. this is china alley. >> reporter: in the show it lead dozen a secret room. it's not real. that hasn't stopped some fans trying to find it. now park rangers have padlocked the area that was already limits and put up signs like this. >> we are hoping will work. we haven't had any problems since we know about. >> they tightened up the security but we -- that may not stop us. >> reporter: rangers said if the popularity of the show grow sos will the interest but it's not the first time hollywood has deepened the riddle of the rock blurring the line between fact and fiction.

rita williams,. >> a petition drive aimed to get rid of a sales tax has failed. back in 2008 voter as proved the tax to pay for a rail line but the project has scaled back to run from san rafael to santa rose a. the group said that's not what was approved but they failed to get the signatures needed to put a repeal on the ballot. >> san francisco police today announced an arrest in a homicide from last week. investigators took pedro ortiz into custody saying he stabbed to death a 25-year-old during an argument last thursday. police say the incident remains under investigation and they want to hear from anyone with information. a required ward is offered in connection with berkeley a first homicide of the year. last thursday night kenneth allen warren was killed just

outside the door of a home on emerson street. police say it was not a random shooting. $17,000 in reward money is offered by the city of berkeley and bay area crime stoppers. >> bay area pregnant mothers being told no, what many hospitals are no longer doing. >>

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>> reporter: frank here, they have seen a 10% drop in the number of scheduled deliveries between 37 and 39 weeks. with the hospital encouraging mothers to do what this poster says, and wait. >> are you the doctor? >> reporter: doctor green delivered the little boil behind the d esk and his sister. now she is getting ready to welcome another member to the family. >> this third one i feel everything a lot sooner. >> reporter: she is 22 weeks and while the doctor said she may like to cut her third one short unless necessary it won't happen. >> we would always prefer to wait until week 39. >> reporter: that's because of the dangers of early livery. >> between 37 and 39 the biggest risk is to the baby. they are the risks of what we call being early birds, they

have problems breathing, breast feeding and maintaining temperatures. >> reporter: alarmed at the number of beneficiaries being scheduled early the march of dimes called for changes example have. >> we know there are improvements and we are excited that we have got at least 93 hospitals across california working on it. >> reporter: including cpmc and sutter. and they are seeing success and bringing more healthy babies in to the world . >> reporter: they come when they are ready or when your body tells you it's time. >> reporter: and some say eliminating them will help cut down on health care costs with fewer babies needing to spend time in the nicu. >> on facebook we asked how you feel about elective births and got a lot of response. the first is from crystal and

she said it's a woman's body and it's her right to pick what she wants to do. babb whichs are considered full term at 37 weeks, it's situation specific and should be looked at accordingly, not as a general rule. we have another from portia, she says i think c sections done for all of the wrong reasons, unless it's necessary, then wait until the baby tells you they are ready. finally cindy, is our third and she said i think if the patient is paying for insurance the hospital should cater to them. we want to find out what you think and you can follow us on facebook at ktvu channel 2. >> a bill passed by the state senate that would allow california to bypass doctors for physical therapy. they could go directly without a referral but if it goes beyond 12 visits the therapist would have to refer them to a

doctor. some 545 people who work for the department of corrections and rehabilitation may be losing their jobs. the prisons are be log to cut their staff now with 14,000 few erin mates than last year. the decline due in part because of a program that sends many of them to county jails, about 140 of those who got layoff notices correctional officers. tomorrow the state assembly will consider a bill that could pave the way for voters amend the three strikes law. if approved voters would decide on whether to require a third strike be for a serious or violent felony. right now any third felony triggers a sentence of 25 years to life in prison. they said it would save taxpayers $50 million over 20 years. >> the state of california trying to figure out how to stop the spread of west nile. the new rules could make it

harder to control mosquito. >> reporter: weekend extends into mona long the lazy shores of the bay. last week's catch is this week's bait as steve gutierrez and his girlfriend wait for their polls to catch the big one. bay area mosquito control agencies are trying to figure out how to catch and kill mosquito this year. >> i don't like them. they suck. they should be more to get rid of them. hmmm this recan't kill them at the larva stage they use fogging to kill at adults. that could prove to be a problem. agencies have to follow new federal clean water act permits that prevent them from fogging in the areas marked in red, set as protected waterways. >> its going cause the population to increase for us. that's going going to raise the

threat of disease. >> reporter: control agricultures from across the state are meeting this week for their yearly concomprehensive, half of which is dedicated to dealing the new clean water act regulations. they worry about the fogging restrictions, the mosquito and fish aren't biting but given the choice between pesticides and cleaner water let. >> i would go fishing a lot of bug spray. >> reporter: i may need the bug stray at your favorite outdoor cafe because with the warmer dry erwin interest could mean they will hit earlier with a vengeance. >> the world's largest cruise ship company said bookings dropped fleet wide after the disaster. carnival said in a filing that bookings on the other cruise lines dropped by about 15% compared to a year ago. it said that disaster related costs could reduce profits by

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service calls. howard jordon validates that. he said officers are dealing demonstrations on saturday they got more than 1100 calls, 480 emergency calls. me say in most cases its taking longer to respond. they saw 5 homicides this weekend. >> san francisco is taking legal action against two markets in the tender loin neighborhood accusing them of a variety of illegal activities. police say during their undercover investigation the stores bought and sold stolen items and provided a safe haven for drug dalers. they gave one example of some of the brazen acts. >> at least one occasion the store owner himself solicited a drug dealer and involved -- this was shameless. >> reporter: the lawsuit seeks to close down the businesses

for a full year and fine them $30,000 each. an off duty police officer got in a foot chase who a man who tried to steal his jacket allegedly. the suspect took off running offer taking the officer's coat. officers say the suspect hurt his face after slipping falling. he was take into the hospital and will likely be charged with theft of the jacket. >> in news of the world, in south america strong quake measuring 6.3 hit the coast of peru shortly after midnight local time. the quake sent people near the center in to the street. more than 100 were hurt. several homes were damaged. the quake was 15-miles the town of ica that was damaged in a quake five-years ago. in romania and across europe a bitter cold is taking hold. after weeks of very warm weather at least 36 people are reported dead from the cold.

temperatures fell to minus ten in someplaces there. is particular concern for the homeless and those in unheated buildings. the cold snap is expected to continue for the rest of the week. in thailand officials say they are worried about the survival of asian elephants because of a disturbing new practice. two have been found dead in a national park for their meat. usually poachers kim them and just take their tusqa. now it appears steak are being taken. >> diane feinstein is on twitter after she responded to a republican challenger. the senator's account sent out her first teeth yesterday giving update about a new courthouse in los angeles. the republican senate hopeful had accused her of being out of touch was she wasn't on facebook or twitter. google, facebook and microsoft among those teaming up to fight phishing.

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. today we got a look at a special car that pg&e crews can use to sniff out natural gas leaks. robert honda says why pg&e and the bay area company behind that say it'll help especially during emergencies. >> this is not a regular chevy

volt. the company has put in a device that detects natural ralph gas leaks on the move. it could reassure people who live along a pipeline and have been on edge since the san bruno explosion. >> you smell it and you have to run around and try to find where it is. >> reporter: not as much anymore. during a joint announcement to test two vehicles with plans to expand the fleet to 25. >> they have the ability of measuring the change in methane concentrations to the order of one part in one billion. . >> reporter: the hose detects gas levels and sends back readings and locations in realtime so crews can go out. they said it'll be important during emergencies. >> take a quake in a particular area. we want to go in right way and redeploy to take a quick survey

of the center. >> reporter: the product manager said the vehicles a big improvement from handheld destroyings they use now. so does chris feel safer? >> i think as cuevas you can be being around a gas pipe but yeah, it's good they are making progress. >> reporter: for now the vehicles will be roaming the bay area testing the devices, officials anticipate being able to put the crews in service before the end of the year. in santa clara robert honda. > hundreds of count and former foster children are looking for support in helping foss interest kids go to college. they want the state to mandate foster use counselors at all state college and university campuses. only about half graduate and of those only 5% will go to complete their college degree. that's compared to the 27% rate of the general public. >> we want to raise the number. which want to double and triple it. that's why we push so hard. we are -- we need to better

ourselves and we need to make it better for the kids that come after us. >> state senate president said he loves the idea but the question remaybes how to pay. put in pay, pension and benefits and the average federal worker makes more than a private sector work year. that's according to a new study. it also found that federal worker was a high school education made 36% more than similar private sector employees. >> a group of formerly homeless people had a big reason to celebrate. this are residents of at the old naval station and today they graduated from a job training program. it offers housing and support for five hundred people who were once homeless movement a job perea tracted hundreds of

job seekers. it was called the hire event. recruiters represented many career fields including health care, public safety, and customer service. they offered more than 200 positions. they also gave tips on job hunting and residents. >> we have fog showing up right now. we have it in concord, clayton, santa rosa, napa. that's the inland valley fog. as you go out along the coast we find fog there as well. we have coastal fog, valley fog working together to make an issue for the morning or any travel you have. even the airports, san francisco and san jose. looks like the visibilities above a few hundred feet. a quarter mile but that still slows it downn. to wednesday i guess the weather headline is a slight chance of a really light sprinkle on wednesday. the showers go through, they go by us. here is -- 12 hours ago and

then there, see the rain burn through? light sprinkle, drizzle, not a big deal. clouds in the pacific. plenty of activity but not coming our way. all this cloud cover disoed and going away basically. until wednesday morning when a very weak system will go down here down here and it'll bring clouds, maybe cooling but a slight chance of sprinkle and drizzle. that's -- animation shown, a chance of showers on wednesday, not going to shut you down in the afternoon at all. forecast model says it's 6:00 p.m. there is the fog and low clouds, we talked about that and then tomorrow afternoon, kind of clears out and gets cloudy and this is -- after the evening and watch what happens here into wednesday. about three, light sprinkles show up. that's what i'm talking about. not a big deal. that 9:00 a.m. on witness president it's not a deal breaker but it's there. a great opportunity for some light scattered sprinkles, wet on the roadway, enough to slow down the wednesday morning drive.

tomorrow a nice day. we talked about that. highs up a few degrees, we could see temperatures in the mid60s. you see the clouds in the last few frames, they are going that way. the high settles in, the winds go off shore and that was the model saying we will warm up on thursday and friday. temperatures on thursday and friday in to the upper 60s, maybe low 70s. not tomorrow. a little warmer but not that warm. 62 in -- 63 in livermore, and pleasanton. in santa cruz. 65gilroy the bay area in view always a dry one. you see the weekend pop up no rain there as we head for a dry period and look at the long range model nothing looking us down. the wednesday no matter how much comes down. it's not going to make a dent. we are dry for a while. >> i was at a soccer tryout and all the parents said you can believe this for the end of january in. >> a lot of people have been out and about. >> i'm seeing blossoms

entrees. we are --. >> cooling everything. thank you. the state slapped the maker of the blow out with a 600- dollar fine because of a cancer causing ingredient. they produce two product that can cause cancer. they say they have been labeling them free. the settlement requires new disclosures. . >> the actor who played mr. pit on seinfeld has died. >> u key me. would it be all right if i got you socks tomorrow? >> tomorrow? >> yes. >> i was hoping for them today. >> he played the character who he -- he was the voice of chancellor palpatine some

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. job security hasn't been great for raider coaches but hopefully it'll be different this time. >> a new day for the raiders,

continues today with the introduction of the new head coach dennis allen. he was introduced by the guy who hired him. it's -- allen will now have the right to hire his staff. the former defensive coordinator of the broncos will no doubt address his speciality but he will try to get a handle on the propence ty for committing penalties. >> way i view is you coach them firm and you coach them fair and you hold them responsible for their actions and that's what we will do. for people to follow you have to believe in the message are you preaching i think that's what i do a great job of. i do a great job of preaching a message and if you believe in something you can get people to follow you. ifif you haven't heard they are holding the super bowl innd police on sunday. the patriot as lived last night and the giants arrived today. it's a rematch of super bowl

xlii when they spoiled what would have been a perfect season for new england. both talked about it. >> about attitude. mostly it's about if you are in a position where you feel that the young play is responsive and will listen -- like eli stood up in a team meeting said very valuable thing that were responded to by the young kids and the veterans. >> you know this season when you feel you have a good team and good player and an opportunity take you can go win a championship you don't want that to slip away because you don't know if you will get another opportunity. >> studly cool to be a clippers fan. the clippers have star power in addition to the acquisition of chris paul they have blake griffin, he was the kind of jam they made posters of.

that's perkins who gets it. the clippers stay onto with a win. a lot to be happy about the last two years and today ron washington was rewarded a two year contract extension. they have made back to back world series appearances but have lost both in 2010 against the giants and this year twice with in one strike of winning it all before loosing to the cardinals. the at&t pebble beach proam will get going. tim harbaugh will play. this year the debut for tiger. >> a lot to talk about. and hopefully dry weather. >> seems like it. >> thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and the morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow and we are always here on ktvu.com.

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