bart trains in need of repair. most have been on the track since bart opened in 1972. tonight, we investigate how old the fleet really is, and track down exclusive details on bart funding new cars. >> exclusive details about bart's ambitious plan to replace the train cars. we've learned bart is running

the old of the fleet in the nation. more than half the train cars date back to 1972, when b.a.r.t. first opened. only on ktvu 2, the new design being presented to the b.a.r.t. board tomorrow. >> reporter: go into the richmond maintenance yard, and take one look at the cars lined up on lift, and you will see keeping b.a.r.t. trains on track is no easy feet. they keep b.a.r.t.'s 669 cars moving. often, there's a long line outside, just waiting to get into the shot. >> we have eight pit spaces right here. two lifts, which are over there. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. cars were state of the art in 1972, but not now. 479 of those original cars are still being used. the average age of b.a.r.t. cars is 30 years. compared to 26 years in chicago, and 20 in new york and

washington, d.c. maintenance workers say the train cars have been refurbished, but the cars propulsion, communications systemses, and monitoring systems are outdated. >> the whole fleet is getting old now. and they break down pretty awesome. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has placed orders for new train cars, which will be built in upstate new york. here is our first look. we've obtained renditions of the new design, which includes three doors instead of two, for faster boarding. better pa, and cooling systems. the projected cost? $897million. >> our goal is to have 1,000 new train cars to replace the fleet of 669 that we have. >> reporter: the challenge? bart needs to pay a percent of the cost. >> to put $46 million away each year, so we have money to pay our share of what it's going to

cost. >> reporter: this fact sheet indicates the new training could be up and running by 2017. this will be presented to b.a.r.t.'s board of directors before their vote on the budget tomorrow. >> at ktvu.com, we have posted more details about b.a.r.t.'s next generation of train cars. coming up in ten minutes, safety concerns on mass transit after this video of a naked man went viral. how b.a.r.t. is dealing with him after these antics in an underground station. seven children on a field trip are among the 15 people hurt today when a historic streetcar slammed into the back of a muni bus in san francisco. there were no serious injuries, but as ktvu's david steveson tells us, emergency crews scrambled, fearing the worst. >> news chopper 2 captured the scene overhead, as san francisco police, firefighters

and ambulances rushed to aid injured passengers aboard a muni trolley car. >> we decide when we call red alert, there's a potential for multiple injuries. >> reporter: this f line trolley car rammed the rear of a san bruno bus. 15 people were transported to hospitals with minor injuries. including seven children from the bay view dribble aboard the bus for a field trip. >> a few bumps and bruises, headaches. one of the girls said to me, it was a field trip to the cable car museum. now i'm going to take a field trip on an ambulance to the hospital. >> i saw the children when i came out, the children were crying. they were traumatized, probably. >> reporter: the children were in much better spirits as they boarded another bus to continue their field trip. >> everybody's fine. thank you. >> reporter: the crash shut down this busy intersection for

two hours, as investigators checked the scene. >> our mission is to move people safely through the city. the last thing we want to do is injury them. >> reporter: the drivers of both cars were slightly injured, and will undergo drug tests. they will look at surveillance screws to help -- videos to help determine the cause of the crash. state department of transportation officials are denying financial incentives will compromise safety on the bay area bridge. asked about the payment of incentives for finishes on schedule. plans for a labor day opening were in doubt. the lawmakers say public confidence could be damaged if there's an appearance of a rush to finish the bridge by the deadline, and pocket the extra cash. construction on the new 49ers stadium in santa clara is expected to resume tomorrow.

the site was closed for a second day today, after the death of a worker there. according to a preliminary report by cal osha, 63-year-old donald white was in the bottom of an elevator shaft when he was struck by a counterweight and killed. crews will start tomorrow with an all hands on deck, stand down meeting. a braising daytime robbery of a chinese restaurant, has residents on edge. saying crime is on the rise. about 1:00 this afternoon, armed robbers entered lee's garden restaurant. police say three men assaulted at least one person inside. one neighbors suspects the same group might be behind other crimes plaguing the city. >> where we're having a lot of robberies. if i don't see the police, these same two guys, they don't see them as well. that's the problem, is that we don't see visibility of the police department.

>> police are investigating. they say they plan to review surveillance video taken in the area today. >> reporter: some stagehands and charities are still waiting to get paid, after last month's bottle rocket festival. the festival owes 142 stagehands a total of $630,000. organizers blame a caterer for not paying the festival its share of food, and beverage sales. the caterer says it paid what it owed. the festival drew 120,000 people, and organizers say they want to hold another one next year. a high-tech company in the north bay has announced plans to lay off 125 employees. jds says most of the cuts will be at its santa rosa headquarters. the workers are in the optical products division. they design, and manufacturer optics for high speed communication networks. on wall street, stocks sank again today on worries of the

federal reserve's next move. the dow dropped 126 points. it's closed lower for three consecutive days. nasdaq fell 36. investors are anticipating the fed will reduce stimulus efforts. the questions seem to be how soon, and how much. safeway announced a big sale. it said it is selling its operations in canada for $5.7 billion to canada's second largest food retailer. it will use the money to pay down $2 billion in debt, and buy back stock. new at 10:00, a night of inspirational speechers drew hundreds of people to san jose's santana road. the talks are designed to inspire one of tonight's eight

speakers was the owner of four gold medals. she says the fear of losing her ability to compete, taught her to focus on the moment. >> not to get too stressed about what's coming, or what you've already done, bujust to do the best you can that day, and to be happy with that. >> people who attended, were invited to write down something they had hoped to do before they die. examples include, seeing the seven wonders, publish a novel, and help create a more sustainable planet. graduation season is in full swing around the bay area, for a high school grad, it marks the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. >> reporter: ken, tonight's graduation for vallejo high took place here on campus, there was excitement, and anticipation of a bright future for the class of 2013. >> this school is the reason i am who i am today. >> reporter: for many of these

312 new graduates, the family's economic struggles have made attending school a challenge, and graduating, an accomplishment that comes with perseverance. >> the class of 2013, i value you. >> one student says she wants to see a world beyond vallejo. >> that's really important to my family. >> i'm so happy for you, you did it. you know what? your family is going to be proud of you forever. >> reporter: he says he's never allowed the disability of cerebral palsy from birth to limit what he can do. >> my dad always taught me to do better in school. that's why i'm graduating right now. >> reporter: he plans to attend napa valley college. he decorated his cap with a message, i made it dad. his father died two years ago. >> never say you can't, because you can. >> reporter: he begins a new chapter in his life this weekend. he's enlisted with the u.s.

marines. >> i want to go in as what's called pod. will's parents say they're proud. >> he's overcome it. >> saturday, we're going to have a party for him, and sunday he will go to the marines. >> reporter: the principal tells me four out of every ten graduates are going onto college. with high school behind them, the graduates say their goals are within reach. they tell me they're ready to work for a better future. when getting behind the wheel, we've all been told that -- hello, hang on. doing this isn't safe. but why a new study says, hands free isn't safer. >> i'm tracking the changes you could feel tomorrow morning. >> first, he jumped into action to stop

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she found b.a.r.t. workers and said she fears for her safety. one suggested she talk to the harasser. >> he said i would talk to you too, you're cute. i almost felt like i lost my mind completely. >> that incident pales in comparison to the threatening actions of a naked man at a b.a.r.t. station and is raising questions about the safety. b.a.r.t. and muni passengers say they've learned to be watchful. >> reporter: after the thefts, and a few fights, and then the naked man, it's helping fuel some transit fear. >> an agent at the 16th street

b.a.r.t. station recorded this violent, and bizarre incident last month. the man does flips and hand stands, and then lunges at several. >> i can't let him hurt nobody. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is seeking a stay away order from the man arrested for battery. some riders are rattled. >> it's unsafe out here. you've got to watch out for yourself, or have someone with you. >> reporter: the safety concerns also stretched to muni, just last night in the city's bay view district, police say two teenager girls punched a 68-year-old passenger in the face. last thursday, a male passenger was injured when someone shot at a muni bus. >> nowadays, you never know. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s police chief says the agency does the best it can, with the resources it has. >> we're responsible for four counties and go through 26

cities. you can see how five or six calls for service at anytime begins to deplete, and drain our resources. >> reporter: the chief says officers arrived to confront the naked man, seven minutes after the first call. >> good job. >> reporter: he praised duane bullard for stepping in until those officers arrived. >> i feel great. it's rewarding to hear that b.a.r.t. appreciated what i did. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. will show its appreciation when it honors bullard at an upcoming meeting. san jose police say they have arrested a 14-year-old boy for murder with a gang enhancement. two adults have also been named in the same homicide on march 11. 27-year-old elias mejia was killed when he tried to run down an officer.

police say they and a teen were involved in a gang related killing. the man accused of holding three women captive for a decade in ohio is pleading not guilty. ariel castro arrived for his arraignment today in cleveland. the first pre-trail hearing is set for june 19. if convicted, castro could face the death penalty. the head of the national security agency today vigorously defended his agency's once secret surveillance program, saying they have helped prevent dozens of terrorist attacks. >> if we tell the terrorists, they will get through, and americans will die. >> reporter: general keith alexander told senators, his agency was doing exactly what congress authorized after the 9/11 attacks. he went on to say edward snowden's claim that he could wiretap anyone's account was false. the fact that the government

regularly requests online data caught many americans by surprise. experts say if you're online, you may already be volunteering more information than you're comfortable with. new at 10:00, live with why every key stroke leaves a trail. >> i know a lot of people are concerned about what kind of information the government is taking without their permission. but if you have a computer, take a look inside here, because a lot of people at berkely espresso do. you may be giving away more information than you realize. >> reporter: outside phil's coffee in berkely, there's no big brother in sight. but this tech savvy dad knows someone, or something is watching. >> i think privacy is mostly dead. >> reporter: we are never really alone with our thoughts. >> i think a lot of people presume that privacy is important, or that people know what privacy is. in the age of social networks that definition has probably changed. >> reporter: while many worry about what the government is,

or isn't collecting from their phone records and emails, doug tiger says we're freely giving more information than the government is likely getting. >> most of us aren't foreign spies. so the actual chance, i think that the nsa is going to be looking deeply at our data seems very small. >> reporter: if you use a credit card, search on google, or log onto facebook, those companies are getting detailed information about you. >> i'm not sure i would say they're spying on my key strokes. i gave them permission to use my key strokes when i signed up for their service. >> reporter: that's why you see those ads on the side of the page taylored to you. >> service and an ad about refinancing your house. i looked at it, and i went, how did that get there? who put that there? >> are you trying to refinance your house? >> i already did. >> reporter: if it's not a clue

to an international spy ring, our every key stroke gives clues to who we are, and what we will buy. >> the thoughts in my head. >> reporter: facebook ads that i've seen on my page seem to know that they know i'm a single woman who likes to surf and sail. but the other week i just got an ad for sensible, comfortable shoes, and let me show you, these are the shoes i'm wearing tonight. they don't know me that well. ktvu news. our temperatures today [ inaudible ] plus 5 degrees warmer. temperatures tomorrow, a lot like this. we're looking at temperatures mostly in the 80s tomorrow, or the low 80s and 70s. check out the forecast, right along the coast right now, we've got no fog. temperatures are going to be pretty mild as we go into the afternoon tomorrow. we'll have the rest of your

forecast at 10:45. from mortuary to mini golf. that is a developer's plan for san francisco's mission district. this was once home to a mortuary. the commission is expected to take up the issue tomorrow. i want to do a quick apology, bill's mic was having a little bit of problems. we're going to have more from bill in just a little bit. we apologize for that. later, distracted driving put to the test. technology that could be even more dangerous than talking (horn blowing)

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immigration reform advocates rail idea -- rallied outside the home of diana feinstein today. one said she knows there's tough opposition mostly from republicans, but says with hard work and persistence, reform can be achieved. the bay area wife of an army reservist found out she will not be deported this weekend as expected. i.c.e. rescinded its order to send the woman and her baby to the philippines. >> they said if i asked to see a judge that i would be deported anyway, they didn't tell me that i was eligible to

apply for a green card. a man accused of kidnapping a teenage girl in fremont made his first appearance before a judge today. the excuse the suspect gave for sneaking into the girl's car. >> reporter: today, 23-year-old aron kumar roy appeared in court, accused of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl with a knife with the intent of raping here. the video is brief. a teen girl running by, dashing up the driveway. from she says he's chasing me with a knife. i wait for her to come. she met me halfway up my driveway, and we ran in the house. i hit the panic button, shut the door. >> reporter: after she got into the car, indicated he was going to rape her. she only escaped when he told her to stop the car and take off her clothes. police tracked down roy, after

matching the finger prints with those left on the car. >> the victim should get the most credit in this, she saved herself. >> reporter: roy was charged with attempt to rape, robbery, and possession of cocaine. when police arrested him, he told them he got into the wrong car by mistake, asked the girl to let him out, but she wouldn't. his family left court today without saying a word. his lawyer said roy is a good guy. >> he has no history of sexual assault. the only reason that his fingerprint came up, is because he has two misdemeanor dui's. >> reporter: the search of the suspect's mobile phone has rape porn. he is due back in court next month. take a look at your numbers from today. 86 in antioch.

85 in fairfield. a little warmer today. temperatures a lot like today tomorrow. maybe a little cooler. clear along the coast. patchy fog develops late tonight, early tomorrow morning. right now, it's fog free along the coast. temperatures tomorrow just a lot like today. i think the thing you notice tomorrow morning will be the very cool overnight lows. overnight lows in the upper 40s. that's chilly when you get going for thursday. the complete forecast, the five- day forecast back here at 10:45, we'll see you then. a sign above the bay area freeway using the n word. at 10:45, the marketing message that caught a lot of people offguard. >> in two minutes, our camera captures a driver. there he is, on his cell phone, surprising information about

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steve this doesn't appear to be that video. we wanted to show you a helicopter evacuating an 83- year-old fisherman. we'll try to get thaw video in just a few minutes. meantime, hands free devices are supposed to make us feel safer behind the wheel. that's not always the case. >> reporter: the study found hands free talking on a cell phone innocent much safer than putting the phone up to your ear while driving. it also found voice activated texting is even more dangerous. this evening, we didn't have to look far to find a driver breaking the law and talking on a cell phone. a new aaa study found that isn't the most distracting thing a driver can do.

researchers hooked up drivers to devices to track their brain activity, and eye movement. >> would you like to access phone? >> reporter: then on a test course, drivers had to make calls. they sent and received texts, and emails. what they found, using voice commands was actually the most distracting. >> a lot of time, the voice recognition doesn't really work as it should. >> i try not to listen to the radio while driving. mostly talk radio, i get so into the story, i get distracted. >> the takeaway here is, we really can't do more than one thing at a time, successfully. >> did won't distract me. >> why? >> because everything distracts

me, so what's the difference? >> reporter: researchers say voice commands are more distracting, because they require more concentration than simply talking on the phone. aaa is taking this information to automakers and asking them to limit technology in cars. maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. here is that new video of a coast guard rescue. a coast guard helicopter evacuating an 80-year-old fisherman. the man had fallen ten feet between decks. the crew called for help. this happened 230 miles south of san diego out in the pacific. the coast guard flew the man to san diego. a graduate student from cal expressed deep remorse today, as he was sentenced to six years in prison for the drunk driving accident that killed his girlfriend and her young son. the 22-year-old and her 6-year- old son died following the accident in berkely last year. lopez had recently graduated from uc berkely.

he pleaded guilty to two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. in court today, he asked forgiveness, and says every day he wishes he could change what he did. a 25-year-old san jose man is under arrest tonight in connection with a homicide early sunday morning in sunnyvale. steven kraig bowie jr. is held on a no bail warrant. investigators say he shot and killed a man on fremont avenue. officers took him into custody at his home last night. the san francisco fire department is facing a whopping $542 million in fines for pollution. a lawsuit by the bay area quality management district says the problem is the nozzles. the city says they failed to install proper equipment. the fire department says now the problem is fixed, and they're appealing for a much smaller fine.

investigators are saying the damage to the 1924 historic building is at least $20,000. they're trying to determine what caused the three alarm blaze yesterday morning. fire officials believe it started in a room on the second floor. the red cross is assisting people who were forced out. jacob zula announced that nelson mandela is responding better to treatment. his family said they are deeply grateful for the prayers coming in from around the world. an australia woman tried to become the first to swim from cuba to florida nonstop without a shark cage. 11 hours in, multiple jelly fish stings stopped her. her crew said it would have taken 24 hours to recover.

in dubois, the world's tallest, twisted tower has opened. it is rotated on each floor to reach a full 90-degree spiral. it's supposed to minimum i think the shape of a human dna. most of the 500 apartments have already been sold. work began in 2006. but the recession, and flooding in the basement delayed the completion. habitat for humanity families took a break to build for children. the playhouses will go to children with a parent serving overseas. habitat for humanity says money raced from building the playhouses will be used to build real homes for deserving families. new at 10:00, a dance party with a purpose in oakland. a youth advocacy group held its second annual coming out party.

youth uprising hosted it's we are family event today. saying it's important for the lbgt community to know there is a place where they can relax and have fun. >> way more comfortable to have a space that's full of people and staff who care about you, and value your identity. >> youth uprising's mission is to build with youth to develop skills and establish goals that will allow them to succeeds a adults. some nfl players are showing their support for gay rights with a line of t-shirts. a non-profit has teamed up to sell the one team pride shirts. clue said he was proud to raise awareness and send the message of respect. the former cal, and basketball star with a big new coaching gig. >> chief meteorologist bill

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a 10-year-old pennsylvania girl is recovering tonight from a double lung transplant. she received lungs from an adult donor. doctors say they did not have long to live. her family fought for an exception, and it was only after a judge intervened that adult donor lungs were found. >> we waited 18 months for

pediatric lungs. we would not have gotten an offer that would have saved her life. without adult lungs, we would have lost her. >> the family of the 10-year- old says they are thankful. a girl enjoyed the ride of her young life today after undergoing surgery to repair 13 holes in her heart. hang on. the 5-year-old rode a dolphin at six flags discovery kingdom. last october, doctors discovered her heart problems when she went to get a physical exam for kindergarten. she asked if she could visit six flags when they drove by for treatment in oakland. >> she kept saying, when i wake up, can i come here? >> her mother says her daughter has always been a firecracker, and is now unstoppable. nothing can hold her back.

doctors tell her, she is now able to live a full, healthy life. chrysler announced today it is recalling almost 700,000 heavy duty ram pickup trucks. there is problems with a shaft connecting to the axle in the 2012 moldle year. chrysler has two reports of damage and will notify owners. dealers will repair, or replace the parts for free. file this next story under hashtag. new feature, facebook is creating a new way for users to communicate. they can use hashtags that will appear in comments. facebook says the new feature will allow users -- myspace is trying to reinvent itself. the site relaunched today with a $20 million ad campaign. they also have a new look, and

a focus on music, and entertainment. myspace says it's designed to help musicians, writers, and artists connect with each other and their fans. that old yahoo user name you created a while ago but haven't used? it's now time to use it or lose it. yahoo announced plans to delete accounts that haven't been used in the last year. coming up, a marketing campaign stopping drivers in their tracks. >> i saw that. i couldn't believe it. >> the conversation starter on a busy bay area freeway. >> your updated timeline for a temperature drop and rebound in [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week.

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york city. they were working on the 44th floor of the headquarters of the hearst corporation in mid- down manhattan. for some reason, the scaffolding cut out into a v shape. the workers stayed calm, and they're okay. a controversial banner went up on a bay area freeway this week. it was meant to promote a musician, and maybe spark a discussion. but the strategy caused some outrage for people, because of one word on that sign. >> reporter: a historically hurtful word posted boldly over a busy freeway. on 880 north, just past 980 in oakland. you may have seen it, or honked

your horn. ugly n word dot-com. the hi ward rapper admits, it's part of a grassroots campaign to market his music, and t- shirt business. but he also says he's trying to start a dialogue and empower african americans. >> i used to hear it, and it would just bite into me. i said i'm not going to let that effect me. >> some find the word offensive. >> there's nothing you can say to me that would justify what you have on that freeway. >> he exited the freeway just to confront ellis. >> i can't even tell you, it hurts me, and i'm a grown man. i'm driving down the freeway, coming from class. i saw that, i couldn't believe it. >> after a long discussion on solid ground, the two men reached an understanding. agreeing to disagree. >> to some it's brilliant, to some its ignorance. >> reporter: a chp officer took down the sign.

regardless of the speech, they say it's a traffic distraction. ellis says he's going to move forward any way he can without breaking any laws. a psychiatric patient is suing the state of nevada for giving him a one way ticket to northern california. they filed that suit yesterday on behalf of james brown. he said he was the victim of patient dumping. the complaint seeks action status for brown, and as many as 1500 other people who claim they were bussed from nevada to almost every state in the u.s. since 2008. the nationest largest protestant association made a pitch for their own youth organization, call the the r

oyalambassadors. 7,000 people have left their homes in colorado tonight aheed of a fierce, fast moving wildfire. smoke and ash are drifting into denver. firefighters say one person has been reported missing. like i said, fog is clear from the coast, so it's clear coast side right now. tomorrow morning, when you wake up, it's going to be pretty chilly though. fog will try to reformulate tonight, early tomorrow morning, we've got some wind out there, not as windy as it was this evening. in the delta, we had winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. fairfield right now, 16 miles per hour out of the southwest. 8 mile-an-hour wind in oakland. the forecast for winds the next couple of days will be for them to lighten up, and just kind of

mellow out. calm winds right now in mountain view. those winds pick up as the fog pulls back into the coast. here's the story. patchy fog forms. tomorrow a lot like a day we had today. as we go into the bay area weekend, significantly cooler as we go towards saturday and especially sunday. tomorrow morning, there's the fog along the coast. it kind of tries to reform about 6:00 a.m. then it goes away preed rapidly. it looks like tomorrow is another clear day. stinson beach around half moon bay. oranges represent 80. there's the warmth. it's not hot, but lots of 70s, and low 80s. a nice looking day, a lot like today. a couple of degrees cooler. the forecast as the high pressure weakens a bit. tomorrow, it weakens, and this system kind of drops in. that drops temperatures down. overall, tomorrow is a lot like what we had today. it's going to be very nice. mild to warm, and we'll see mostly sunny conditions even at

the coast. friday, that low kind of goes off, the high bumps back in a bit. friday, you'll see that in the five-day forecast, the warmest day of the week. 85 tomorrow in antioch, and in brentwood. santa clara valley, fire danger not off the hook. a nice day tomorrow. a lot like today. then the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. tomorrow, thursday, a little bit warmer in some place, a little cooler. friday, it really comes up. that's the day you notice. then saturday and sunday, it cools down again. so temperatures drop off, and into monday. kind of an up and down forecast. nothing significant either way, up or down. fire danger always present, but a little bit off the table with this kind of weather with cool, moist air. >> thank you bill. big news for a bay area based athlete, going to the big apple. >> yeah, a hometown kid doing

all right. >> with a basketball in his hand, jason kidd truly was genius. the brooklyn nets have just hired kidd, after 19 hall of fame seasons, but absolutely no coaching experience, but he knows the game, no question about that. time will tell in the nets have made an ingenuous decision to hire him. no a-rod, or derek jeter. how about oakland, having whipped the yankees four or five so far. soon it would be the yankees pleading no mas. 2-0 it is. into the 5th, john jaso, 2 for 4. eric sogard came through on a couple of occasions the

a's. the score 3-0. but the yankees trim it, 3-2 in the 8th. but mas again. he smoked it off joba chamberlain. 4-2, 5-2 the final. grant balfour the save. >> look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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you can kind of hear the band wagon fans complaining. hard times come with a 162 game schedule. it's part of the deal, and the giants are going through it. joaquin arias, with the single to tie it up with torres, and abreu scoring. but it's pittsburgh, they added plenty more. a two out hit. the pirates go on, 12-8. two straight wins over the giants. of course shark fans don't want to hear about it. but if game 1 offers any hint of what's to come the rest of

the series, we're in for an epic battle. triple overtime in chicago. way past bed time. into the morning hours, before they end it off a deflection. the blackhawks, once down 3-1, win it at 12:08 of the 3rd extra period to go up 1-0. anyone can have a rotten game, but almost shocking in a championship series how off the heat, and in particular, lebron james last night in the spurs 36 point blowout victory. scoring only 15 points. 7 of 21 shooting, and neutralized in the other facets of the game. no one more aware of his game 3 shortcomings than the king himself. >> i'll be better. i'll be much better tomorrow night. >> and what would better mean for you? >> better than last night. i played like [ bleep ]. >> didn't play too well i think

is what he said. that is the sporting life for wednesday night. spurs with a good shot at it. they say 90% of the time whoever wins game 3 goes on to take the series. so the spurs, somewhat in the driver's seat, 2-1. >> he didn't sugar coat it. >> that's for sure. thanks mark. >> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> tomorrow morning, we'll be following the return of construction workers to the 49ers new stadium. the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30, and we're always here for you at ktvu.com and on your mobile device. good night. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] hey, look! a shooting star!

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