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happened. >> reporter: julie, there is still a very active scene here. to my right, police have set up a mobile command center. and just a few minutes ago, we saw two investigators go into the corner home from the coroner's always to remove the bodies. it's been seven hours since police responded to a teenage girl calling them for help. police found the 13 or 14-year- old girl. >> it appears as a result of gunshots, both subjects were pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: neighbors tell us, they saw the family only in passing and they kept to themselves. >> i'm in shock. i'm devastating. my heart just feels broken. >> reporter: police say their couple was in their 40s, and

they have two children. neighbors say they're is especially concerned for the well willing of their teenage daughter who found them. >> she's never going to be able to understand. >> reporter: others say brentwood is a place families move to get away from crime and violence. >> this is where you get your cherries. this is where you raise your children. for this to happen is devastating. >> reporter: neighbors tell us, they plan to speak out for the teenager. >> letting her and the family know and all the police that we're here for them as a community. >> reporter: the coroners van is on standby, waiting for the bodies to move. police have not yet identified the couple. reporting live in brentwood, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. new at 10:00, more than 100 people took to the streets in

san francisco tonight, calling for justice in a racially charged case making headlines out of california. protesters are upset that an orlando area man has not been arrested for the shooting death of 17-year-old travon martin. george zimmerman is a neighborhood watch captain and says he fired in self-defense. police say zimmerman is white. his family says he is latino, travon is black. >> i say justice, you say now. justice. >> now! >> across the country, there were a number of marches and rallies calling for zimmerman's arrest. in new york city, martin's mother spoke to the crowd. >> it's the support that we need. we need this kind of support.

our son was not committing any crimes. our son is your son. i want you guys to stand up for justice, and stand up for what's rice. this is not about a black and white thing. this is about a right and wrong thing. >> martin's girlfriend told attorneys that she was on the phone with him just before the shooting. she said that martin was worried he was being followed. then she heard a man asking what he was doing in the neighborhood. then she says she heard travon martin being pushed. that's when she heard the phone go dead. 24-year-old tony jones was shot in the back, and arrested last month after running from officers. they had pulled over his car, claiming the vehicle was seen in an armed robbery. jones's attorney claims the officer used force and says the department tried to cover up

the circumstances surrounding the shooting. four oakland police officers killed in the line of duty on this date three years ago are being remembered today. rita williams explains how that changed this department three years ago. >> reporter: they call it oakland's 9/11. >> just to remember what this was like on march 21, 2009. >> reporter: that was the day sergeant john hege died. >> we miss him dearly. >> reporter: shot to death by a wanted parolee, along with three other oakland police officers. a loss still deeply felt today. >> these officers that died on march 21, they were my friends. i'm very close to most of them. >> we've lost more than those four officers. we've probably doubled the amount of officers that we lost. the incident was so traumatic, some of our officers were unable to return to work. >> reporter: bonded by blue,

oakland police filled an auditorium at headquarters today. in a private service, they vowed never to forget the officers sacrifices on 3/21. afterwards, they signed the back of a freeway sign dedicating a memorial bridge to the men. 49 years of service between them. heartfelt messages, not just about the way they died, but the way they lived. the sign now joins one already on interstate 580 at the keller avenue bridge. a permanent reminder of four men who died heroically. >> i would say they have the toughest job in america. >> reporter: tough and dangerous. >> the oakland police department has 150 fewer officers than it did three years ago. today you see hundreds lined up for a chance to join the force.

at 10:45 tonight, the reasons that recruits want to be with the police and how many will actually make it. a former prosecutor in contra costa county today said he is suing his officers. he's suing the d.a.'s office and martinez police saying the charges were politically motivated. gris et was accused of raping a colleague in 2008. gressett claims his supervisors were out to get him after he ran for district attorney three times. ross mirkarimi has been suspended, accusing him of misconduct. after reading those don'ts, tells us, what's being say -- documents, tells us what's being said. >> reporter: 14 pages laying out the ethics complaint against him, and that for now has forced him out of office. the complaint includes a letter

from mayor ed lee. saying, i'm immediately suspending you from office of sheriff. nine pages intel out the misconduct case against mirkarimi saying quote, he committed unlawful acts of violence, and falsely imprisoned his wife, ultimately resulting in his own imprisonment. this result is fundamentally incompatible withholding the office of sheriff. vicki hennessy was warn in to replace him. she down played her surprise election. >> this is not necessarily a celebration of me becoming sheriff, but it is me agreeing to be sheriff so we can get the work done. >> it's been my intention and i believe the intention of the rest of the city to get to work. >> reporter: mirkarimi also loses his $198,000 a year salary. his new attorney, david wagoner told me by phone tonight, he isn't ready to comment about

the case. ultimately, mirkarimi's fate lies with his former colleagues. something not lost among women's rights advocates. >> we're encouraging individuals to reach out to their members of the board of supervisors either pro or con. whatever their position might be. >> reporter: the ethics commission is expected to begin preliminary work on the mirkarimi case on monday. live at san francisco's city hall, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. the cleanup is underway in mexico tonight after an earthquake damaged, or destroyed scores of homes. an estimated 100 homes collapsed in the mexican state of guerrero. the quake also shook buildings and caused minor damage in mexico city. 200miles from the epicenter. mexican authorities say the quake injured 11 people. remarkably, there are no reports of any deaths. the 7.4 quake is the strongest

to hit the country in more than 25 years. more than 10 aftershocks have struck the region since yesterday's main tremor, including a magnitude 5 this morning. with just ten days left in the month of march it appears another year will go by without a maverick surf contest. organizers don't see what they expect for the giant wave contest before the contest closes at the end of the month. this would be the second year in a row. however, a first ever maverick's festival is scheduled on march 31 in princeton by the sea. you will have a chance to meet some of the surf legends who have ridden those giant maverick waves. a rare sight on the bay. in 11 minutes, the excitement two whales are creating in one bay area town. some rain in the five-day forecast. i'll show you when it gets

family and friends of sierra lamar, the missing teenager from morgan hill say they're doing everything they can to try to keep her plight in the public's eye. a vigil in fremont tonight where the 15-year-old once lived, and telling how one woman's story is giving the family some home. >> reporter: the vigil tonight

at this free month shopping center was organized by a dance academy where sierra once attended. the missing girl's family continues to plea for her safe return. about 50 people lit candles and prayed tonight. sierra's parents were here. they are divorced, but united in finding their daughter who mysteriously disappeared six days ago. >> each day comes, it's like longer and longer. it's more real. it's more real. i just want her back. >> reporter: this is video of sierra dancing when she was 9 years old. >> i just am saddened. hope she's okay. and nothing bad happened to her. >> reporter: sheriff investigators have nothing new to report, and are still classifying this a missing person, not an abduction case. joining the parents tonight was a 19-year-old. she was kidnapped in vallejo 12

years ago. she escaped after three days. >> sierra honey, if you're watching this, we want you to know that you can come home. you just be strong, girl. i did it, you could do it. >> i know my daughter. she's strong. and hearing her story does give me hope. and missy shared that she was praying. so sierra pray, the lord will hear your prayers. >> reporter: the search continues, and tonight sierra lamar's mother asked land owners in morgan hill, with large lots to search their properties and look for any clues that might provide answers. there will be another vigil on friday night. live in fremont, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. more details now. sierra lamar's father released a statement today on his status as a registered sex offender. he said in part, i assure everyone it is not connected in any way to my daughter's disappearance, and that as a

dad, i want nothing more than to find my missing daughter. in gilmore, friends gathered for a vigil. there is forensic evidence to indicate martha gutierrez was killed by her son gabriel, who was an iraq war veteran with post traumatic stress disorder. >> my daughter's being, it's hard, because you're a mom. >> on sunday, police called officers for the woman's mother. the woman's flier is posted around gilroy. authorities say they have recovered the body of a san francisco man who went missing on a bike tour in death valley five days ago. officials say foul play is not suspected in the death of 67-

year-old george kohler. an autopsy is scheduled to determine the cause of death. republican presidential candidate mitt romney picked up a key endorsement today. former florida governor jeb bush announced he is throwing all of his support behind the gop front runner. bush said the nation needs a leader who understands the economy and wants to help all americans to succeed. bush also said, it's now time for the republican party to unite behind mitt romney. rick santorum played off a gaffe by a top romney aid. when the aide was asked if he moved too far to the right, he said everything changes in the campaign. it's like an etch a sketch. santorum is seen here looking

at an etch a sketch. it is the biggest manhunt in france in nearly 20 years. forces have surrounded an apartment building, where a suspect in a recent string of killings is holed up. as mike mibach reports, french authorities describe the man as an islamic jihaddist, and said he acted alone. >> reporter: sounds of sadness on a day of funerals. a rabbi, as well as three french paratroopers laid to rest. all seven were shot and killed by one man. >> it wasn't death on the battlefield, but an execution. a terrorist execution. >> reporter: french police hunted down the suspected killer, 24-year-old mohammed mara. said to be here in an apartment.

a gun fight ensued. at least three officers were injured. >> translator: as the policeman tried to approach the door, the individual fired through the door. >> reporter: the fire fight stopped. that's when french police said the suspect started to boast about bringing france to its knees. he wished he had time to kill even more. >> he was alone. he was a jihaddist. he was a young, french, who was converted. >> reporter: mohammed mara has been under surveillance for years. >> he was influenced, and then radicalized, and traveled to the pakistani border. probably to reach a terrorist organization there, and come back to his country to wage jihad. >> reporter: on this day, seven lives remembered.

mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. ♪ [ music ] it was a warm day today, spring already here, and temperatures today felt like it. 70 in napa. 70 in vallejo. 76 in morgan hill. we go to thursday, it cools off a bunch. a good 10 degrees in most locations. we're going to see low 60s tomorrow, with more clouds. a slight chance of a sprinkle. even out there tonight. 4:00a.m. tomorrow morning, sprinkles show up along the coast and towards berkely, and albany. perhaps towards the rodeo area as well. 7:00a.m., a lot of clouds. in the afternoon, it starts to clear out, sprinkles in the mountains. there's your thursday afternoon commute. you get the picture, no big deal weather system moving through. light sprinkles. but it opens the door for a bigger weather system that gets here saturday. when i get back at 10:45, we're going to look directly at your bay area weekend. deadlocked 3-3 today on

whether to designate the gold dust lounge as a landmark. the owners want the designation to try and avoid being evicted. one of the commissioners was absent today, so they now plan to hear the matter again on april 4. a major retailer fined for overcharging california customers. plus -- >> what a ktvu photographer saw that has crowds lining up along the shores of tiburon. >> and in seven minutes, the

two california gray whales making a pit stop in san francisco bay are putting on quite a show in the waters. the spectacle is delighting locals and tourists alike. a whale spotted off the coast

of tiburon sends waves of excitement through this crowd that started to grow as word spread. >> here it is again. >> reporter: at least two gray whales, a mother and a calf have been spotted in the waters off tiburon in sausalito, first on saturday, then monday, and again today. ingly heard that there were a lot of whales coming into the bay, and it was really fun to walk down here and see one. >> reporter: it is rare to see whales in this section of raccoon straits. >> i saw this spout of fairly close to the shore. it was surprisingly close to the shore. >> reporter: the oceanic society says gray whales generally do not like the shallow water in the bay. it's too warm, too polluted, and historically not a place they breed. still it's not unusual for them to be here. >> they're going from mexico all the way up to alaska to feed. sometimes they get a little

lost along the way. >> reporter: experts admit, they don't really know why this whale is here, or how long it will stay. >> my son was, got a phone call from the neighbor and he's like, we have a whale out front. so we rushed back, trying to see him, and we didn't get here in time. >> reporter: those who have not yet had a chance to see a whale hope it stays a little longer. in tiburon, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. wal-mart, the nation's largest retailer has agreed to pay a $2 million penalty for overcharging customers in almost a dozen california counties. state attorney general, kamala harris, said wal-mart agreed to the penalty, after an investigation found widespread scamming errors, found the customers paying more than the listed price. pg and e tried to avoid a fine stemming from the deadly san bruno pipe explosion. a company executive asked state

regulators to deduct from the fine the amount of money it has spent testing gas lines in the wake of the explosion. pg and e says it spent $220 million testing lines. which is enough to erase the full amount of the fine. governor injury where brown capped juan felipe harrara. he is the son of mexican farm workers. he has a master's degree from stanford and the university of iowa, and currently teaches creative writing at university of riverside. a massive cargo ship breaks a record as it cruises into the san francisco

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history was made today with the largest ship ever to enter the bay docked at the port. showing us just how difficult it was to get that ship to the port, and how much of a challenge it will be when it leaves. >> reporter: this is a new breed of cargo ship, and it can carry quite a load. all of the containers onboard, end to end would stretch 50 files. tonight, it's being unloaded in the port of oakland. emerging from the fog, the msc fabioly made history. the largest ship to ever enter the bay. >> they've been progressively getting bigger, but this is a big jump. >> reporter: san francisco bar pilots have spent the last year and a half preparing to guide

this 140,000-ton vessel through the relatively shallow waters of the bay. today they climbed aboard the ship for the last leg of its journey, armed with these precision piloting units. >> which is an independent gp s system, so we're able to gain information. >> reporter: people on treasure island snapped pictures as the quarter mile long ship cruised by. >> i've never seen a vessel that bike, because it's so huge. it was blocking out about 2/3 of the view of the city from here. >> reporter: it appeared to squeak under the western span of the bay bridge before finally pulling into the port of oakland. a huge ship with a huge impact on the local economy. >> from imports to exports, it has a very district impact when it comes to jobs. >> reporter: as hard as it was to get the ship into the bay, it will be even harder to get it out. when the ship leaves tomorrow night, it has to turn all the

way around in the bay, with only 100 feet of clearance on either side. live tonight in alameda. alex savidge. safeco said it will no longer sell meats that contain that pink slime. it is treated with chemicals to make it clean enough to eat. safe way's pink slime ban only effects products sold under its own brand name. economics, not environmental concerns have caused a japanese company to pull a pesticide used on strawberries from the u.s. market. claiming methyl iodide can cause cancer. just this week, the japanese company that makes the pesticide announced it's no longer profitable to sell the chemical in the u.s.

despite all the turmoil involving ross mirkarimi, the sheriff's department has continued running quietly behind the scenes. and noel walker found one area where the department is getting some praise. >> reporter: in a second floor conference room behind closed doors, san francisco's city and law enforcement met with the mayor to give their update on prison alignment. the mayor's appointed sheriff, vicki hennessy took the place of suspended sheriff, ross mirkarimi. >> i think the day-to-day operations are going to continue to work just fine. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of a new report from the american civil liberties union, criticizing the way some counties are allocating funds. while san francisco is an example of how a county should spend money rehabilitating inmates -- >> many other counties have chosen to invest in building more jail space. this is an incredible waste of tax dollars. >> reporter: in the area

allocated between 14 and 40% of their realignment money to add jail space. >> there's not enough money to basically warehouse, or lock all of the offenders up. >> reporter: critics say there needs to be a statewide shift in policy, and funding to keep jail cells from having a revolving door. today the d.a. told me, there are plenty of jail cells in san francisco and they want to keep it that way. new at 10:00, a group of san jose residents marched downtown, calling on the city to do more to crackdown on prostitution. about 25 people marched on south 1st street this evening. they say prostitution is blatant, and out of control in the area. they want the city attorney to use public nuance laws to crackdown on hotels where the prostitutes work. >> i live right downtown, and i want my city to be pretty. i don't need no prostitution in my backyard, or in my front door, they've got to go.

>> clerks at the hotel declined to speak with us on camera, but they denied there was prostitution occurring in their hotels. we spoke with the councilmember who works for that area. he said it is necessary for citizens to document what they see. president obama came out swinging today against those who claim his administration isn't doing enough to tap new sources of energy. at an oil field in new mexico, he touted the record high production of american oil, and the nation's reduced dependence on foreign sources of oil. the president said we need an all of the above strategy when it comes to energy. >> oil and gas, wind power, solar power, biofuels. fuel efficient cars and trucks to get more miles to the gallon. that's our future. >> the president spoke of the promise of solar energy this morning at a solar power plant in nevada. he will be visiting an oil pipeline center in oklahoma,

tomorrow. oakland based solar tech company, bright source is hoping to raise money for an initial public stock offering. they're building what is expected to be the largest solar thermal power plant in the world. this is youtube footage of the plant in the mojave desert. the company plans to issue about 7 million shares to trade on the nasdaq at a price of about $22. starting early next month, people headed to downtown walnut creek won't have to worry about having enough change for parking meters. the city is ready to install meters that will take credit cards as well as coins. the high-tech meters could eventually allow people to check for spaces and pay for parking using their smart phones. she tried to cut off another driver. the miscalculation that led to an explosion. >> we've got rain in the weekend forecast,

a drug counselor who worked out of salinas high school pleaded not guilty today to allowing students to use his office to have sex. he is behind bars with bail set at $1 million. police say he made videos over the last two years using his iphone. he has worked at the school for five years and is employee bid a drug counseling agency, not the school district. an suv clammed into a gas pump. this surveillance video shows what happened when the driver

of that suv cut in front of a yellow hummer and lost control. authorities have no plans to charge the driver. a bipartisan group of u.s. senators introduced a resolution today condemning uganda's resistance army andity leader joseph kony with crimes against humanity. the guerilla group is notorious for kidnappings, killings, and forcing children to join their ranks. the man who directed the kony2012 video is in the hospital tonight after he was diagnosed with a medical condition. it all stemmed when jack russell was seen running in the streets in his underwear and

yelling incoherently. his wife blames stress. in news of the world tonight in brazil, federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against 17 corporate executives following an oil leak. the executives are with bay area based chevron, and a swift company transocean. prosecutors say 110,000 gallons of oil seeped from cracks. at the united nations, russia and china changed position to join the rest of the security counsel and approve backing a peace plan for syria. the u.s., britain, and france also accused iran of smuggling weapons to the syrian government. in northwest china, a fierce sand storm is forcing schools to close, and in some places making driving impossible. officials say the winds are severe, and visibility has dropped to about 100 yards in some places. forecasters predict the sand storm will continue for the

next knew days. trading on wall street ended mix. the dow jones industrial average was off 45 points, but tech stocks rallied, sending the nasdaq 1 point higher. hewlett-packard sales were down. mixed news today from the housing sector. the national association of reeler toes said home sales slowed, but it was still the best seen in five years. how they explain the desire to protect and serve. >> and unsettled skies tonight

on the same day that oakland remembered those four officers killed in the line of duty, the city also held a major recruitment drive for new officers. they received 2300 applications, but john sasaki tells us, only a handful will actually make us all the way onto the force. >> reporter: hundreds of people line up in downtown oakland today, ready to take the first step toward a life walking the beat. >> i'm pretty excited about this. nervous, at the same time excited. >> reporter: they took the written test to become a police officer. >> it would mean a lot to me, as far as like making a difference and things like that in the community. >> reporter: we met this oakland native who served in the air force, taking the test, she's thrilled with the chance to become a police officer in her hometown. >> it's a good place to be, if you're able to serve and protect, especially in a community that you come from. it's really an important thing. >> reporter: but this process

is no simple task. they startwide 2300 applicants, which were whittled down to 1300. >> it's similar to like an s.a.t. >> reporter: officials expect only 50 men and women to make it through the test and the other steps and to the academy. >> the city of oakland is opening the doors and saying we have a job for you. if you meet the qualifications and if you have that want, desire, and the ability to do the job, come here. we are offering an opportunity. >> reporter: we met this seemingly qualified candidate after he finished his test. he says he speaks four languages and has a black belt in jujitsu. >> hopefully, i'll pass. i will be protecting everyone one day. >> reporter: the new officers should be on the streets by next february. state lawmakers have voted

down a bill that would have kept administrators at public colleges in california from receiving pay raises during a tough economy. today's vote comes one day after two csu campus presidents each received 10% salary increases. senator leeland yi of san francisco authored the bill. >> the reports are that individuals are making 4, 5, 600,000. who knows if they're now also being supplemented with a couple hundred thousand dollars of private money. >> he may have a chance to reintroduce the bill in a couple of weeks. a jury awarded robin franco a settlement.

the case had been filed in 2008 and dismissed in 2010, but a new legal team was able to reopen the case and win the judgment. the number of emergency room visits relate today those popular energy drinks has gone up by 1,000%. the center for behavior health says in 2005, there were 1100 energy drink er visits. however by 2009, that number had increased to 13,000. one energy drink can equal as many as five cups of coffee. last december, a 14-year-old girl from maryland died from a heart attack after drinking several of those energy drinks. there were no winners of last night's $241 million jackpot. and that means the new jackpot is now expected to reach $290 million for this friday's drawing. as the lotto folks like to say, manage what a -- imagine what a buck can do. welcome back. we're getting a few light showers out there.

none of them really hitting the ground. but the radar is picking up a little bit of green. as weak weather systems move into the area. this is virtually nothing. light showers showing up around fairfield and vacaville. all of it not hitting the ground. the overnight lows tonight are going to be mild. clouds in the area. temperatures in the 40s, not in the 30s, and we'll see a lot of cloud cover tonight. coastal falk, maybe a little bit of valley fog as well. when you wake up in the morning, mild. we've got weather systems to the north of us. this is that last bit of cloud cover. it's not a big deal. it's this system that's going to start to open the door for what's going to occur on saturday. so, thursday, tomorrow, partly cloudy. there might be a sprinkle in the early morning hours around 4:00 a.m., a light drizzle. that opens the door for this event on saturday and sunday. saturday and sunday look pretty wet out there. the systems are coming

together. we've got cold air from the north. warm air from the south. that's going to meet up over us. so a major pattern shift for the bay area weekend. it's going to look, of course, it's spring, but it is going to look and feel a lot like february as we get into saturday and sunday. temperatures are going to drop. winds come up, and it rains. snow in the mountains, obviously a winter storm warning as well. march can be a volatile month for weather in terms of rain and snow. here we go. so, tomorrow morning, at 4:00 a.m., you kind of see the clouds, a lot of cloud cover. here's showers north. just kind of a weak front draping across this area. you see sprinkles forecast here at 4:00 a.m. rapid clearing. by tomorrow night to the mountains, snow flurries, but everything else is good. your afternoon commute solid. friday your morning commute looks good. friday afternoon, the clouds increase. here comes saturday morning. a clear-cut front. it's going to have wind and rain. you will probably notice it, and you will probably hear it. then it blows through saturday

afternoon. it's up in the hills. but then on sunday, another bit of instability comes in behind that. sunday looks like kind of a showery day as well. and perhaps, some sprinkles in monday. forecast highs not in the 70s, but in the low 60s. 62 in morgan hill. 62 in gilroy. friday forecast with your weekend in view. i said this at 6:00. just when we thought it was spring and winter was summer. >> winter returned. >> kind of a reversal. thank you. >> new video right now from san francisco, rather, yeah, new video right now from san francisco. well, actually, let's do a different story. it's a large old try at the debate in san francisco. the city wants to take down the tree along lake street, because its roots are causing problems in sewer lines and pulling up the sidewalk. some neighbors near the location on 23rd avenuek avenuek -- 23rd avenue say it

would be a shame to lose the tree. the decision on the fate is expected by the end of the next month. he led the broncos to the what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea.

new video right now from san francisco, where workers are heading back down into the sewer system to fix a sewage leak that we told you about at this time last night. just minutes ago, the team got the part it needs to do those repairs. that means right now, four people are going down to fix the leak we told you about. they are wearing protective suits, as well as their own oxygen supply to protect against gases. the leak is about 1,000 feet from the top of that manhole cover. the crew is working inside a

very tight spot, a 36-inch pipe. students from a san mateo high school went on a field trip and took turns in a simulator at the faa pilot program. it encourages young folks to consider careers in air traffic control. fred is in for mark again tonight and the warriors found someone they can beat. >> where have the new orleans hornets been. one of the biproducts of the ellis deal is rookie guard thompson became a starter. and tonight, clay-mation came to life. lee scores 25 points, grabs 11 rebounds, but somehow the hornets still led by 1 at halftime. but this year's first round pick is clay thompson. he scored a career high 27 points. he led the warriors on a 20-5

2nd half run. he helps golden state win, 101- 92. feigned enthusiasm. and tonight at stanford, the cardinal men use a 20-2 run to eliminate nevada in the quarterfinals. chasen randall, a nice move. stanford with their 17th home victory of the season. watch josh owens put some mustard on that one. stanford heads to new york's madison square garden for the match up with umass. roger goodell hates cheaters and liars. today for the first time ever, an envelope head coach is suspended. banned without pay for the entire 2012 season, starting april 1. gregg williams was

actually the main force behind paying saints players to cart off opponents. but payton was guilty of trying to cover up the bounty gate. besides payton, gregg williams is suspended indefinitely. the team is fined a half million dollars and forfeits draft picks this year and next. if you're sick of tebow mania now, just wait until you see the noise he's going to create this year. the broncos traded him to the new york jets for a 4th and 6th round pick in next month's draft. the former number 1 draft pick is officially a jet, and rex ryan may have to watch his potty mouth. not everybody has tim- sanity. how about these kids watching the giants beat cleveland. the big shot was a home run by

brett pail. the giants win, 5-3. remember, he was called up last september and homered in his first two games. the a's also losers today against kansas city. that's sports. >> i could look at those pick you ares of the kid -- pictures of the kids the ballpark. >> they wear their emotion on their sleeve. >> the ktvu morning team is here at 4:30 tomorrow. they'll be keeping an eye on the massive cargo ship, as it prepares to do a u turn and leave.

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