the fda finds lead in lipstick and now a bay area group is calling for change. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. getting the lead out, it is a call to action tonight. and it involves lipstick. a product you might not expect. debra is live in corte madera. >> reporter: we talked to women

outside this macy's cosmetics counter, and many were surprised. 400 tubes of lipstick from drugstores to department stores were tested and the lab found lead in virtually every one. >> i feel like it's a part of my lips. >> reporter: lipstick is personal. this shopper pulls out her current favorite. >> it stays on forever and you can get them at any drugstore. >> reporter: happy to hear her inexpensive brand tests with less lead. >> reporter: the fda says it is detected if trace amounts. unlike candy, or toys, there are no regulations for lead in makeup. health and consumer groups have been trying for years to get limits set, and nudge women

away from conventional formulas, and toward chemical free cosmetics. >> you know, err on the side of precaution, because you can. >> reporter: and they say, bewarey letting children play with makeup. the new study shows 7 of the top 10 contaminated lipsticks come from the dominant brands. this 13-year-old doesn't wear makeup yet, but when she cuss, will choose carefully. >> i don't think we really do enough investigation about the things that we put on our body. >> reporter: it's impossible to tell by looking if lipstick is leaded, or unleaded, like this one. but it may be a question worth asking. >> i don't want to eat lead, so absolutely. >> reporter: lead levels were all over the map. a pink shade like this one had

almost 300 times as much lead as the least tainted tube. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have posted a link to the fda's full report on the lead in lipstick at ktvu.com. you when check out the brands andtivity -- can check out the brands and the test results. there are concerns tonight about a potential outbreak of mumps at the san mateo county jail. for now, it means no visitors. health officials are waiting for test results to see if in fact it is the mumps that is making the inmates ill. right now, 125 of them have been isolated. the district attorney says at least 7 court cases have been rescheduled this week, because the inmates are not allowed to leave the jail. we have continuing coverage tonight on the search for human remains in the central valley. investigators say they've

reached the bottom of an abandoned well now that a convicted killer says was used as a mass grave. investigators are about to begin a new phase of the recovery effort. amber? >> reporter: frank, authorities plan to lower a camera into the abandoned well to make sure they didn't miss anything during their search. their next step? deciding whether to excavate a second abandoned well here at this site. investigators say the digging may be near an end. but the work is just beginning. scott smith, reporter for the record newspaper in stockton showed us the letter and two hand drawn maps that a death row inmate sent him. it contained details on where he buried buried chevy

wheeler. this came after six years of correspondence between the journalist and an inmate. authorities allowed him into the excavation site. >> it was absolutely the most horrific thing i've ever seen. it made me want to weep. >> reporter: smith says he wanted to help the victim's family find peace. in modesto, eva and her granddaughter are hoping the excavations will answer their questions about a missing loved one. 34-year-old sylvia stanley disappeared in 1986. >> i was just a baby when she disappeared, i don't remember her at all. >> reporter: smith says he was motivated to reveal because he didn't want herzog to go free. he killed himself last month after learning of the revelations. >> you gave up the information hoping that could lead to a

convection, and send herzog back to a prison, and perhaps back to a cell on death row. smith says he hasn't admitted to killing anyone, just that he helped bury the victims. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. more details now. san joaquin county investigators have established a phone hotline and an email address for families who believe a loved one may have been victimized. you can call the sheriff's department at 209-468-5087. we've also posted that number and an email address on our home page at ktvu.com. a marin county judge cleared at the way for joseph naso to continue to act as his own attorney. he is accused of killing four women. he said today, he doesn't want an attorney, because it would delay the start of the trial, and he doesn't want the case to

quote, drag on for years. san francisco police are looking for a man suspected of trying to kidnap an 8-year-old girl, as she was walking to school on monday. police created a sketch resembling the man. she was walking to carver elementary. officers describe the suspect as an african american in his mid-30s, with short dreadlock style braids. a second person is under arrest in connection with a home explosion in san francisco that severely injured a is it- year-old boy. it happened last week on capitol avenue. plus say drugs were made in the home when a butane cylinder exploded. police say officers arrested 26- year-old thomas weed yesterday. he will face similar drug and child endangerment charges. a minor earthquake struck

the vallejo area at dinner time tonight. it hit at 6:09 p.m. we received some reports of things falling off shelves, but nothing significant, and no injuries. the ktvu facebook page lit up after that quake hit tonight. more than 200 viewers took part in an impromptu conversation. among them, christina waller, who posted, i was actually watching you guys when my tv started to shake. and robert wrote, it lasted all of two seconds, but sounded like a truck hit the house. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. caltran is continuing with plans to shut down the upper deck of the bay bridge this weekend. as we drove across the bridge towards san francisco this weekend, you could clearly see the new roadway that is being added to the base of the incline. >> shifting westbound lanes a

little further south that we can demolish a portion on the north side. >> reporter: the prep work and supplies are on that new section of roadway, where we couldn't stop. it starts friday at 8:00 p.m.k and is scheduled to continue until crews finish. >> this is paving, striping. >> reporter: unlike previous closures, this isn't about moving a huge section of a bridge into place. but it will still shut down all the westbound lanes for four days. >> it's a headache. >> reporter: at a gas station in emeryville, drivers expressed some frustration, but said they will find alternatives. >> since it's my own business, i just won't head that way for a while. >> reporter: caltran officials who have done four single deck, or full bridge closures in the past say they expect little serious impact this weekend. >> in the previous closures,

there have been high volumes of congestion, people have been resilient in finding ways to get around the closures. >> reporter: caltran says the forecast looks good. john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. more details now on the timetable. the closure is set to begin at 8:00 friday night. the upper deck will be closed all cay saturday, sunday, and monday. the plan is to have the westbound lanes reopen by 5:00 on tuesday morning. bart detailed how it plans to help people get around this weekend, while the upper deck is shut down. essentially what bart is doing, is planning extended service, and it should be a major resource for people trying to get back and forth from the east bay to san francisco. typically, bart service ends just after midnight. this weekend, some lines will be running 24 hours a day. what we've done here is put together a map for you, detailing the exact stations that will be affected.

14 of bart's 44 stations will be open all night during the bridge closure. this includes four stations in san francisco. nine stations in the east bay, and the sfo station on the east peninsula. for more information about the closure and how to get around this presidents' day weekend, including ferry times, you can go to our websiteness ktvu.com. when you're there, click on the bay bridge tab. he was simply trying to cross the street. the shocking accident captured by a surveillancecamera, and what police say about the driver. back here in ten minutes. i've got yours thursday morning forecast, and we're going to be cold. gone in just 30 seconds. take a look at what

tonight, we've obtained security video of an accident that left a pedestrian badly injured. you may find this video hard to watch. it shows a shuttle bus, hitting a man carrying a large bag. he was pinned under the bus until firefighters were able to free him. police say the victim suffered several broken bonus. they also call it an accident, and don't plan to charge the driver. all of this happened yesterday afternoon. new at 10:00, one a day. that's how many bikes are reported stolen in one san

francisco neighborhood. ktvu's heather holmes is live now in the city's mission district with what officers are doing to go after the bold bike thieves. >> reporter: take a recent incident here. this is not exactly a dimly lit alley. this is busy mission street, with a bus stop, there's a walgreens right here. you know what? none of that seemed to matter to a guy who actually came up here and stole a bike that was secured right here to this rack. watch as the man successfully gets through the lock and rides away on someone else's wheels, all in less than 30 seconds. >> i think it's, you know, pretty rampant. >> reporter: bike thefts are a continuing problem in san francisco. especially in the mission district. >> i try my best, but i had a bike stolen. >> reporter: he's not alone. last month in the mission, 31 bikes were reported stolen, with an estimated total value of $40,000. in the first eight days of this month, there have been 15.

that's nearly two a day. totaling $18,000. >> we're really trying to employ a multifaceted approach. >> reporter: that includes, posting videos online of thieves in the act. scouring ads on craigslist. and putting pictures of the increasing number of stolen bikes on the police station's website. in an effort to generate leads, and sometimes it works. >> we've recovered these and were actively attempting to locate the owners. >> reporter: the bikes were recently found in the bay view, while police expand their efforts to catch those stealing. >> i've sealed the wheels on with special bolts that you need a unique key to unlock. >> i tried to use a you lock instead of the cable lock and i also don't ride my nicest bike around town. >> reporter: police say these are some of the known faces of the known bike thieves in the mission. i want to give you one more look at a man suspected of

swiping that bike here on mission street. if you recognize him, give police a call. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. st. joseph health system has notified more than 6,000 patients in sonoma county that their personal information has been compromised. the data was made public through outside search engines. it operates santa rosa hospital, the information included patients names, and lab results. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. the department of consumer affairs has shut down the oakland and san francisco campuses of the institute of medicine. the state says the school deceived students by telling them it was accredited. the dca also says the school is facing severe financial problems. school leaders say they may sue

the state to try to keep the campuses open. the mayor of san bruno and some residents are accusing pg and e of dragging its feet. they're in talks to have pg and e pay for community enhancements. >> the gas and electric company is stalling to settle millions of dollars in restitution to the community will. >> a pg and e vice president we spoke with today denied there was any delay, saying the negotiations on the matter of scheduled later this week. president obama is set to visit the bay area for a series of fundraisers tomorrow. the price of admissions runs the gamut from $100, all the way to up tens of thousands of dollars per ticket. she's been with the boys and girl's club of san francisco for seven years.

>> i'd say it's been a dream to meet president obama. >> reporter: tomorrow, carol, a senior in high school and 14 other teenagers associated with the boys and girls club, will attend one of president obama's fundraisers in the city. >> i guess i will talk to him about the rising tuition in colleges. i feel that is what is really holding everyone back from applying to colleges. >> reporter: on knob hill, the signs are out. the railings up, and the chatter is beginning. >> going to raise money, i suppose. that's the political way isn't it? >> reporter: president obama will go to a private fundraiser, 20 people expected to attend, reportedly at a cost of $35,000 per person. >> the president is the president. >> reporter: it's off to pacific heights, a private dinner with about 70 supporters. this time, the cost, reportedly $38,000 a head. >> i'm not real in favor of the fact that he does that during the time that he's in office, and that he uses air force one to get here. >> reporter: obama's last scheduled stop will be at the

knob hill masonic. 100 to get in. including 18-year-old ivana carol who will lead her neighborhood. >> i think he should come down here. at least pay the community a visit. >> reporter: president obama expected to land at san francisco international just before 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. reporting in san francisco, mike mibach, san francisco news. good news tonight for president obama, his job approval rating is back above 50% this week for the first time in 9 months. this comes as a new cbs "new york times" poll shows if the election were held today, the president would beat all of the gop presidential candidates. the vice president of china met with old acquaintances in iowa today. he returned to the home that he stayed in in 1985. he is expected to become china's president next year.

tomorrow, he will head to los angeles for a two day visit. governor jerry brown will be his tour guide for part of it. squall valley, in alpine meadow sent us these pictures. last night, there was 12 inches of new snow at the summit, on top of the 14 inches that fell over the past few days. the resorts say all of this means the conditions should be pretty good for the upcoming presidents' day weekend. ♪ [ music ] around here, it was breezy today. clear outside towards the late afternoon hours. the winds are keeping things kind of mild right now, but the sun is setting. or it has set, obviously. and the winds died down. you're going to see frost in many inland bay locations. santa rosa, 30 degrees. napa 29. look for frost, and might be a bit of lack ice in the santa cruz mountains, anywhere that

the rain water from last night didn't drain off. tomorrow morning, be ready for the very, very cool overnight lows. probably about as cool as it's been. some areas in the upper 20s. back here at 10:45, or go to your five-day forecast, looking for rain. there's some drops in there, see you back here. if you're hoping to visit black rock city this year, there might be a wrinkle. the next round of tickets will be directed -- they plan to set up a secure ticket exchange program for the end of the month for those looking to sell extra tickets. a day long crime spree with victims in four cities. >> he kicked it in more. >> the stolen police car, the high speed chase, and how the suspect was finally arrested. up first, a northern

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a sacramento couple was found today alive, but suffering from frost bite after being lost in the sierras since sunday. they were driving in a remote area near lake tahoe when their car got stuck in the snow. friends had been searching for the couple, not far from where they had been wine tasting. the couple had gotten loss between georgetown and hell hole reservoir. a man is under arrest for allegedly breaking into homes, then stealing a police car and leading police officers on a chase. it all started yesterday morning with a day long string of home invasion robberies and carjackings. >> he dragged me into the

kitchen. >> reporter: lori describes how she fought back against suspect edgar james who kicked down her front door yesterday morning. >> i pushed the door back and he kicked it in more, and then that's when he grabbed me. >> he had me in a choke-hold. pretty much the whole entire time. asking for money. >> reporter: james's one day spree of carjacking and home invasion robberies involved multiple victims. >> this one single mark here is where he was accelerating to get away up the hill. the odd thing about it is he came back to the neighborhood. >> reporter: residents were relieved to hear james was arrested last night. >> we just got the tip he was in our city. >> reporter: as richmond police closed in on the suspect's hideout, he saw opportunity in an unlocked patrol car. >> the suspect jumped into the police car and began to flee

the officer fired a couple of shots into the vehicle. >> reporter: that triggered a high speed chase, which ended the driveway. there are also broken off pieces of patrol car everywhere. the suspect was tased by police. they say he appeared ready for a fight. police say the suspect has a lengthy criminal history, and will now likely face a slough of new charges, ranging from robbery, to assaulting an officer. in richmond, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. pg and e says a large number of santa cruz county residents have asked to opt-out of using those smart meters. pg and e has received a total of 4400 requests. 706 are from santa cruz county marin county has 450 to date. alameda county has 283. pg and e has estimated that in the end, up to 150,000

customers may opt-out, based on their surveys. three new turbines were unveiled today at chrissy field center in san francisco. installations of those wind turbines is the last step into making the center lead certified. it's a joint effort by the golden gate parks national conservancy and the hawaii national institute to study the effectiveness of small turbines. a chance at a future and $100,000. >> for a college dropout, is the right term. >> why the only requirement is that you skip college. after the party was over, a lot of feathers remain. tonight, we're learning the tonight, we're learning the price all [ male announcer ] with citibank, it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere.

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it's something parents and employers have been saying for years, if you want to be successful, you can't do it without a college degree. what a bay area billionaire is doing to show that's not always the case. >> reporter: more than 400 students are packed into this lecture hall at uc berkely. >> i always thought i was on this path to go to college eventually. >> reporter: some students doubt the value of a degree. >> i think it's overpriced for something that i really don't need. >> why are you here? >> so i can get that piece of paper. >> reporter: others try to strike out on their own. >> you make a lot of crappy mistakes, and it can be really rough to deal with that on your

own. >> reporter: a new friendship offered by peter teal plans to help young adults and teens bypass those mistakes. teal started the program it to find 20 people with ground breaking ideas he could help turn into reality. the price? $100,000, and two years of access to innovators and mentors in their field. the only requirement? they can't be full time college students. >> were you a college dropout? >> i think he likes to say college stop out. >> reporter: kenning was 15 when she was accepted to mit after being home schooled. >> it was difficult to adjust to being in class and having regular homework to turn in. sometimes i didn't understand the point of an assignment, and that was a bit odd. >> reporter: she wants to cure aging. when she was 12, she worked with researchers at usf, and

discovered a way to get worms to live longer. >> there was a feeling that i was seeing something that no one else had seen before. i created a puzzle piece that no one had ever made before. when i was 12, was kind of mind blowing. >> she wants to make it possible for people to live as long as they want. they matched her with bay area researchers and entrepreneurs giving her guidance as well as resources. but college is not part of the plan. >> changing the world is a full time job. and you don't want to have too many distractions. >> she hasn't thought twice about dropping, or stopping out. but students say success is more than just wracking up achievements. they say some of their best ideas come after being thrown together with others who have different backgrounds, beliefs and strengths. then there is the social aspect of college. >> we go to the movies sometimes. we go and eat at the different

places around campus. >> reporter: ask her about movies and you get -- >> i love old movies. >> reporter: music. >> i love classical music. >> reporter: it's not until you get to food that she starts sounding like a typical teenager. >> in and out animal style is the best ever. >> reporter: she is not able to do the one thing millions of people her age can do. >> my biggest hangup right now is finding an adult to take me out and trust me with their car on sundays. >> reporter: that's something you can't get through a fellowship or college. gasia mikaelian ktvu, channel 2 news. as always, we post all of our special reports at ktvu.com. just look for the tab on the front page. san francisco activists are celebrating a victory tonight after 8 restaurant workers won

a $316,000 award to settle claims of wage theft and worker abuse. the chinese progressive association credits the large settlement to the workers speaking out, as well as state agencies and local groups standing forcefully behind them. the former employees said they were paid below minimum wage, not given tips and not allowed proper breaks. >> my coworkers are very worried, because they were scared that without a job, they would not be able to support their families. i explained to them, these are rights protected by the law. >> some employees said they worked 12 hours a day, for as little as $65 a day. the owners of the restaurants ask not return calls from ktvu. the stock market had its worst day of the year so far. the dow jones ended down 97 points. the nasdaq dropped 16.

kellogg made a deal today to buy pringles from proctor and gamble after plans from diamond foods of san francisco fell through. the pringle acquisition is worth $2.7 billion. diamond foods is undergoing a major shakeup because of fiscal irregular lairties. apple is going after eastman kodak in court even though it filed for bankruptcy last month. apple says kodak improperly used patents in some of kodak digital products. kodak has a lawsuit against apple. the two companies did collaborate back in the '90s. oakland is looking to the past. the idea is to bring back streetcars. there have been two similar studies in the past. the city wants to make it easier to go from jacklanded

square to up town. hundreds of people hit each other with pillows in justin herman plaza for hours last night. when it was over, that's when public works and rec and park workers cleaned up the mess. some of the workers were on overtime. so altogether, the bill to the taxpayers was $5,000. it is being called the deadliest prison fire in a century. why firefighters say it was so difficult to get to the trapped inmates. back here in just ten minutes, i've got the latest computer model loaded it up. it does show raindrops in ther ♪

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tonight after an air force talonjen went off the runway. the incident happened as the pilots were practicing so- called touch and goes. the 2c jet was on a flight out of marysville. there was only minor damage to the aircraft. southwest announced it is raising fares on certain routes. american airlines followed suit, other airlines are expected to do the same. a southwest spokesperson said operating costs and the cost of jet fuel are what prompted that fare hike. a program that allows pilots to go through special security lanes is being expanded now to more airports. it's called the known crew member program and it allows pilots who have already provided the tsa with background information to pass through the check points if they're in uniform and have proper id. those involved in the project say it will speed up security

for everyone. in news of the world. honduras, a fire at an overcrowded jail left 358 prisoners dead. one official blamed an inmate for starting that fire. firefighters say they were delayed because they didn't have keys and couldn't find the guards who had them. the fire is the deadliest prison fire anywhere in the world in the past 100 years. in iran -- the u.s. as iran is developing a nuclear weapon. in peru, a land slide blocked the road to the ruins.

the landlord of san francisco's gold dust lounge came out swinging today in the ongoing war to try to evict the bar. the city's historic preservation met. the bar did have some famous help, does however have some famous help. former san francisco mayor willie brown has thrown his support behind that bar. excitement is being in contra costa county, a create was arts building in pittsburg is being opened. people are asked to pick up

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so how about this. even president obama is caught up in lin-sanity. the president is very impressed with the player who two weeks ago, no one knew. but has since led the new york knicks on an undefeated streak. live tonight in lin's hometown, where everyone's watching him now. >> reporter: frank, it all started here in palo alto six years ago. jeremy lin led palo alto high to the state championship.

the show slowed down a little tonight, but it didn't stop. >> lin on the drive, rolls it back, puts it in. >> reporter: in madison square garden, all eyes in palo alto were on jeremy lin tonight, while he scored just 10 points, he dished out 13 assists and led the knicks to a seventh straight win, crushing the sacramento kings. >> he's a damn good basketball player. and he's fun to watch. >> and he's humble, he says all the right things. >> reporter: last night, after hitting a three-pointer to beat toronto. >> i'm thankful to god we got this win tonight. >> reporter: the pastor says lin calls often. >> he really thinks that he's been kind of built to do, and by god to do. and i'm ecstatic for him. >> reporter: nike is even coming out with a lin shoe. >> he's given me ten pairs of shoes. he's the nicest guy i've ever

met. he's just a great christian. >> reporter: and he's a motivator for asian americans. >> this is a very empowering moment for us. to be able to show that you can be anything you want to be as a child. >> i think he's not drawing attention to his race, but he's drawing attention to his capabilities. >> reporter: jeremy lin story continues, and the principal of pally high tells me they're making some new t-shirts that read lin-sanity started here. ktvu, channel 2 news. students at san leandro high school received coaching tonight from a former contestant on "american idol." performing contemporary songs, including one of her originals, this is part of the keep the music rocking foundation. she said she's glad to be a mentor for young singers. >> i'm definitely here to support the arts. i know the arts is the first thing that gets cut in any

school. so it's great to be here with the choir. >> she made it to the top 72 in the country. she says she is currently working on her second music video, after finishing a european tour. if you want a dependable call, go with a luxury brand. that's the finding of jd power associates. lexus, porsche and cadillac had the fewest problems per 100 vehicles. while jeep, dodge, and chrysler ranked last in the study. tesla motors announced it is working with mercedes-benz to provide the powertrain for the vehicle. mercedes has not released details about the new vehicle or when it will actually be released. tesla announced its 4th quarter revenue and losses today. revenue rose 9% this past quarter to reach $39 million.

the company reported a quarterly loss of $81.5 million as it prepares to begin production on the new model s at its factory in fremont. ♪ [ music ] it was windy tonight. the winds are dying down, and it's going to get cold. we talked about that early. let's check out the observations toward the delta, or towards fairfield and concord. winds by the pittsburgh area, just south-southwest at 3. by fairfield, just north at 6. as the winds died down, you're obviously, or most likely noticing the temperature drop. it's going to cool off rapidly tonight. dew point temperatures are down in the 30s. it's going to be cold as the winds die down. morning frost and mostly sunny as we head into tomorrow. just know, it's just a chance of a sprinkle for the weekend, no major systems headed our way, nothing is really going to have a huge impact on the next four days. temperatures tomorrow in going

to come up into the 60s. might even see upper 60s, so a warm front as high pressure takes back the area that is basically dominated off the coast of california. the frost in the morning, that will slow you down. so you get up in the morning, you have to warm the car up, scrape the windshields, you will notice temperatures starting off in the 30s. they're going to end up, at the end of the day in the 60s. so warmer than it happen. friday, this system comes in, not going to do much. it will increase the clouds, and a chance of a sprinkle. this is not what you expect this time of year, you expect the storms to have a little bit of juice and they really don't. computer model lays out like this. there's friday, right? you get into friday, light night and early saturday morning. that's it. you get into saturday afternoon, something going on in the mountains, saturday morning in the mountains. we get snow up there, and then saturday afternoon. it's just sort of a nonevent. as we head into sunday, a few

more clouds. forecast highs tomorrow, cold when you start out. then it warms up quite a bit. look at these numbers, 68 in santa rosa. 66 in novato. your bay area weekend in view. embrace it. that's what we're getting. but it would be nice to get some rain. the mountains have gotten snow. they get a little more snow from the next couple of systems. last year, we were staring down big storms. and this year, we're staring down some teeny storms. >> and it was so green everywhere. >> not that green. a first today at the international space station. the commander of the space station shook hands with robonaut. the commander says it was a pretty firm hand shock. it was built to help astronauts, but so far its chores have been limited. by the way, we have posted nor video of robonaut at ktvu.com.

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congratulations. >> with that, 1200 people became u.s. citizens today in a naturalization ceremony at oakland's paramount theater. those taking the oath came from 100 nations. they watched a video from president obama who told them, in america, no dream is impossible. mark is here now with sports. for the warriors, the dream was impossible tonight. >> i was going to say, i could

think of somebody that's impossible. an nba championship around here. you can bet it will not go the warriors way more often than not. unable to close when it matters most, it seems most of the time. a modest three game win streak is over. david lee had himself another pretty good game on a night he proposed to his girlfriend, now fiance. pick and roll, curry gets it to him. a big boost from nate robinson. he had 21 points. and the warriors were up three with about 5:00 left. but former warrior, jamaal crawford would wind up with the dagger. the three with the timer winding down. final efforts for the warriors, robinson stumbles and this shot wouldn't have counted even if it had gone. the warriors lose it, 93-91. and still, undefeated since

his insertion into the starting lineup, no need for lin- guistics. just one word describes it all. success. eight straight victories for new york. a little different tact taken by jeremy lin tonight. lin, only 6 shots all night. made 4 of them. 10 points. three-point play right there. but a career best, 13 assists. you will see him get it up top, dunking it, and the knicks cruise again. 7 straight wins. lin handling everything thrown his way. >> a way to be efficient with the minutes that i'm given, and i'm going through stretches where i may be tired, and i will get three straight turnovers or i just lose focus and that's going to hurt us, especially against a really good team. so i really need to focus on that. all right college hoops. st.mary's, the fans they've seen this before. like last year, when the gales kind of shriveled up in the

late going in the year after a quick start. same thing happening again. they get run off their own court tonight in their first loss of the season. trailed most of the night, but rob jones, who had himself a night gives them a brief lead. lmu rolls 13-1 run led by drew. look at that shot on the baseline. that is a power move. he led them. and that's it. the zags lead by only a game. the zags trail st. mary's by only a game in the wcc now. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night. back to you. julie, frank. thank you mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and we'll have preparations for the president's bay area visit and the closure on the bridge. we're hear tomorrow from 4:30 a.m. until 9:00, and we're always here for you on ktvu.com.

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