break news from the south bay. a suspect in san jose's rash of arsons was arrested tonight and is questioned right now. good evening, everyone. i'm frank summerville. ktvu learned late tonight of an arrest in connection with the series of arson cases over the past week. we are live in san jose with

what you learned, ken? >> reporter: gasia mikaelian we have learned from official confirmation that an arrest has been made in a series of arsons. what we can tell you is our own, robert honda, talked to sources saying an arrest has been made and this person was here at police headquarters tonight undergoing questioning. the location of the arrest at this time it is not known. we are told that the arrest took place sometime after 7:00 this evening. now, the police released this sketch, that sketch was released over the weekend. the sketch was put together from numerous surveillance systems from home security systems that showed a person walking near the fire scene and ktvu had exclusive view that we showed you yesterday of a man igniting one of 13 fires deemed intentionally set in the past week. all in the same neighborhood. all of the fires set early in

the morning. one fire burned a victorrian home on 17th and saint john's street on saturday. the homeowners say they were asleep and would have died had it not been for neighbors knocking on their door to wake them up at 4:00 a.m. again, sources are telling ktvu that the police made an arrest in the series of arson and the suspect lived nearby or the person arrested, rather, lived nearby where the fires were set. at this point we are awaiting official confirmation at the police headquarters. we will remain on the scene and talk to whoever we can to try to get whatever information we can get for you. back to you. >> ktvu robert honda broke the story on twitter an hour ago. our coverage will continue on- line at ktvu.com and we will bring you any updates we get during this newscast. now, the weather, it hit 82

degrees and it is the middle of january. what is going on? a beautiful beach day in the middle of the winter. this was the scene up and down the california coast. sun bathers to surfers, beaches were busy as folks took advantage of the strange weather. we have team coverage tonight, we heard from a climate expert who says it is part of a bigger trend. we begin now with our chief meteorologist bill martin and all of the records broken today. >> reporter: yes, that is right. for the second straight day, records. sanfrancisco airport this record says all-time high for january for the airport for any day in january. 76 in oakland now, a record as well. and santa cruz had a record, 82 degrees. here is how it goes. the high pressure, sticking around. warm again, tomorrow, warm, more records are possible. >> thank you, bill. our team coverage continues now, live in oakland with why

today's record breaking warmth had some theuled and others concerns. >> reporter: certainly people were talking about the day. what we set out to find out tonight is if it is part of a larger trend. >> reporter: this afternoon, judging back to you. the joggers, walkers and shortsleeve shirts it seemed like spring. >> i can not believe it it -- believe it is january. >> the sun brought us together. we were walking trying to find a good place to lay. we sat right down by her. >> reporter: a record-breaking day for many spots throughout the bay area. sanfrancisco, people gathered to watch a spectacular sunset in shorts and t-shirts. >> in the summertime when you see the fog out here. i am going to rock the

shortsleeveses as -- shortsleeveses. >> we tied the knot at noon. >> we are meant to be together. i guess. [ laughter ] good sign. >> reporter: a sign for signtivities that record breaking weather is a new normal. >> we are seeing a lot of records being shattered and in the last year or two there have been cold record shattered like on the east coast and hot records shattered, dry records shattered roers john heart is a professor at uc berkeley who studies long-term climate data and change in places like the high sierra. >> we think from all of the evidence that we have that this is -- this is what we should be expecting more and more of under future climate change. >> reporter: december brought record low temperatures and the climate experts say that there is no way to predict what the rest of the season will bring. reporting live in oakland, ktvu

channel 2 news. >> facing a real possibility of drought, many people will be looking at ways to reduce their water consumption, they are helping them do just that by involving friendly competition. larry moore from oakland agreed to receive a analysis of his own water use. they show them how their own consumption compares to the average for a similar household and how it compares to an efficient home. the idea is to beat your competition by conserving more. >> customer who's receive home water reports reduce their water consumption by 5%. >> the program worked so well east bay mud is considering rolling it out to everyone. the bay area county prepared to dip into emergency reserves tomorrow and how soon it may resort to mandatory water rationing. a new food safety law in california causing an uproar. it goes into effect in the next

six months and require all food handlers to wear plastic gloves. amber lee is in san francisco where a restaurant owner told her he was caught by surprised, amber? >> reporter: frank, we are at a restaurant that has been here in the sunset for 32 years ever the owner tells us a new law is unfair and a threat to his livelihood. >> this is all finger work. >> reporter: and chefs say the handiwork creates the presentation of sushi, making it delectable to the eye and the pal let. >> impossible to wear gloves during the making of sushi. >> reporter: he did not learn about the law until today. he says he never received any notification from the state the new law bans work werss from handling food with their bare hands and requires them to use -- workers from handling food with their bare hands and

requires them to use gloves. his chef handles 20 kinds of fish. >> we would have to change gloves every time you touch another fish. restaurant patrons say they are worried about cleanliness but workers that wash their hands regularly is good enough. >> i don't know about the law but it is overkill. >> it seems ridiculous. >> reporter: the gloves are off in this fight. >> i will see what we can do. >> reporter: he says workers will not wear gloves until he receives word from the state it is handtory. he mans to fight to overturn the new -- mandatory. he plans to fight to overturn the new policy. a 61-year-old woman with

under lying health issues died today from the flu. an 84-year-old man with multiple medical issues died, and cost racounty says the death of a 48-year-old man who died last month was flu related. 20 deaths in the bay area by the flu. you can see the county by county report. a triple shooting tonight has been reported. three people shot and wounded near the corner of fillmore and mccalister street at 7:00. two were hit in the leg and the third was shot in the foot. at this point the police say they have not made any arrests. now to our coverage of the 49ers quest for a 6th world championship. live pictures here of city hall and san francisco. you can see there, it is lit up in red and gold. the 49er faithful getting ready for sunday's nfc championship game against the seahawks, the winner goes to the super bowl. among the fans going for this game, 82-year-old erwin.

he says he has not missed a 49er home game since 1951. he has been honored a couple of times at candlestick park. he is excited for this sunday's game. >> we are going to go down to our son-in-law who is a season ticket holder with me. we are going down to his and our daughter's house and watch it on the big screen. >> he is confident they are going to win he made arrangements to go to the super bowl held in new jersey. stay with us after the game for our post show and don't miss us live in seattle with our special road trip to the championship. a 30 minute special at 6:30 on friday night and an all new hourlong show at 9:00 on saturday night. team harbaugh's wife is slamming her husband's look. the style change he is making.

>> happy wife, happy life. [ laughter ] >> also, the police detonate a device inside of a home. >> so close i felt it was right outside of my house. and it was down the block. why neighbors say investigators dropped the ball. and afte to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com.

take a look at this. a car plowed into a church t. happened at new bridge church on patrick street. the police say an 81-year-old woman lost control after apparently mistaking the gas pedal for the brakes. the car barely missed a group of people waiting if for food donations and nobody was hurt. a change of course at san francisco. the mayor is pushing to overturn the city's year old program that charges drivers to park at meters on sunday even though that program raises millions of there ares for public transit. we are live in the city now with why the mayor wants to get rid of sunday parking fees, christian? >> reporter: sometimes just finding a parking place here in san francisco can be tough enough. then you got to feed the meter. for the last year, that meant feeding the meter even on sunday afternoons. now, the mayor wants them to

overturn that policy. >> reporter: driving and parking in san francisco. it can be tough and expensive. meters currently operate 7 days a week including on sunday afternoons. drivers say paying sundays is an inconvenience. >> we will go down to the embarcadero on sundays to visit, you know, see the sights down by the way and you do end up having to pay for the meters. >> reporter: they say the sunday metering plan was supposed to net the city an extra $1.7 million a year. it turns out that number is closer to $6 million. so, why is the mayor looking to reverse the policy and bring back free parking on sundays? >> the bulk of the revenue on sunday is based upon people paying tickets for overrun meters. that is not the way i think we want the public to understand what it is all about. >> reporter: the mayor is pushing for a november bond measure asking voters to

approve a $500 million to fund transportation, it does not make sense to ask them to have for a large investment and ask them for pocket change. >> we will be asking our public to produce more for muni and get rid of the nick skpel diming about. >> sunday metering has been unpoplar and many drivers tonight, agree, the time to reverse the decision has come. >> it say big pain to pay for parking on sunday. especially when you live in the city and people viceit and they have to deal with the parking. it is an issue. -- visit and they have to deal with the parking, it is an issue. >> reporter: they will determine the fate for the metering, they will keep the money raised this last year. we are live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. officials at san francisco state university hope to have a contaminated lab building cleaned up before the students return at the end of the month. the science building is off limits after a chemical

invertory turned up mercury and lady. - - and led. some 500 students and facultiy use that building. now, many are out lying what they think needs to be done to stop refinery fires. the safety and hazard investigation board or csb is recommending a number of safety improvements, they include requiring refineries to present formal plans out lying how major hazards are to be controld and how risks at plants will be reduced. last year the csb found chevron failed to follow the advice of the engineers who proposed changes earlier that could of prevented that massive fire. a 17 and 19-year-old have been identified as suspects in a shooting outside of a wendy's in concord and now the police say they need help tracking them down. the police released these

photos and say arrest warrants have been issued for the two. last friday's shooting seriously injured a person outside of the wendy's. anyone with information is asked to contact concord policism the man charged with kidnapping a 7-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea tonight even though he admitted he did it in a jail house interview earlier this month. 43-year-old david douglas agreed to delay his hearing date. the police say he kid tphapd a 7-year-old girl from her driveway after following the girl and her mother home from walmart. the girl was found hours later inside of his car at the marina. the man accused of starting a fire at the entrance of the chinese consulate in san francisco appeared in federal court today. 39-year-old fang gave up his trite have a bail hearing. charged with 1 count of arson for the fire on january 1st. the fbi says he told agents he

targeted the chinese consulate because he has been hearing voicing in his head speaking in chinese and he thought that the chinese consulate was involved. san francisco police tonight are defending their decision to detonate an explosive device in the home in the outure sunset instead of moving it to a secure location. people living in the neighborhood there at 46th and judith say they are unhappy how the situation was handled. >> reporter: san francisco firefighters this afternoon cleared broken windows. and shoveled glass. remnants of last night's bomb squad detonation that tore the building apart and rattled the neighborhood and sparked a fire at this liquor store. >> my whole house shook. i ran to my roommates room and none of us knew what it was. >> reporter: the police were called in. family members clearing out items from a late family member

found a suspicious device. they used the protocall with the decision made to have people shelter in place or evacuate before it was exploded in the building. >> i know there is concern as to why the bomb squad did not move the device. however, in this case they determined it was safer. >> do you think you should have been evacuated? >> i have a 90-year-old mother in law. >> his family and home are fine but he wants an explanation. >> earlier on in the day they told us they found a suspicious package and they told us to stay where you are until further notice. and that was the last we heard until the explosion. >> reporter: the police say it will take weeks to determine what was device was. in the meantime this market that suffered the fire damage is closed as its owners try to pick up the pieces. in san francisco, back to you. still no official word tonight on the cause of a brush fire that destroyed three homes

on an island in the delta just north of the antioch marina. strong winds and dry conditions fueled the fire that started at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. 40 to 50 acres burned by the time it got out and a number of out buildings. nobody was hurt. fire investigators told ktvu news that transients may of started that fire. a red nag warning remains in place tonight through tomorrow morning about 8:00 a.m. for the hills to the north and the east bay. we are looking for temperatures overnight to be in the upper 30s, low 30s. a cool spot, santa rose a nap a you will see frost and temperatures in the upper 20s. most of us, 44 in hayward, 40 degrees in san jose. a lot of records today. records yesterday. it being haos like a shot for record warmth again -- it looks like we have a shot for record warmth again tomorrow. we will look at the

temperatures for your neighborhood and five-day forecast, we will see you back here. an arrest in the case of the serial arsonist in the south bay. what the authorities just told us, coming up next. chilling video recorded by san francisco firefighters responding to the crash of the flight 214, how this perspective

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seeing what they saw. we have video from san francisco firefighters as they responded to the plane crash last summer. in the video you can see and hear firefighters were aware of a crash victim on the ground before she was run over by fire trucks. they reviewed the video with a

former fire investigator who explained the factors that may of played a role. >> stop, stop, stop. >> there is a body right -- >> there is a body right there. about. >> all right. >> a firefighter's helmet camera video obtained by ktvu captured the warning about a victim on the ground near the crash of the flight 214 at san francisco international airport. >> the last thing any firefighter wants to do is have something happen where somebody gets injured. >> reporter: a retired fire investigator reviewed t. the firefighters choice of words. >> -- reviewed the firefighters choice of words. >> there is a clue they may of believed the 16-year-old was deceased. >> you don't call a victim that is alive a body. the first thing we do when we get there is we move the people that can walk away from the scene. the walking wounded. they get moved away from the area. so, you can start to narrow down and triage what you have left. >> reporter: a second

recording shows a firefighter apparently directing a truck around the victim. >> oh. >> 13 minutes later the attorneys say the same truck ran over her after she was covered in firefighting foam. the corner confirmed the teenager died with blunt injuries consistent with being run over. today an attorney for the girl's family told them the video answers the questions the family has waited months to hear. her parents now know five firefighters saw her before she was run over and that none of them checked her pulse or checked if she was breathing. now, this video could be used to support the family's claim filed against san francisco that first responders were negligent. >> it is a terrible accident. >> reporter: back to you. >> san francisco fire officials say the chief that is wearing the helmet camera was reprimanded for violating a policy banning recordings. the union leaders tell us it was never enforced until now.

now, back to our breaking news, we just received official confirmation that an arrest has been made now in connection to a series of arson fires in san jose this past week. ken pritchett is live with what he has been able to learn, can ken? >> reporter: frank, we reported this arrest to you at the top of the show at 10:00. based on sources within the department talking to ktvu robert hopbd a. we now have official confirmation from the san jose police department and the san jose fire department, both announcing this arrest. they say just after 8:00 tonight the san jose co vert response unit located and arrested an adult male suspect in connection with the arson fires. you are looking at home surveillance video right now take friend several cameras on homes showing a person of interest in these fires. and it will be interesting to see what roles the video play in this arrest at san jose police and fire announcing tonight. now, both ages say the

suspect's names and circumstances surrounding his arrest will not be released tonight. that is because investigators are still conducting interviews at this time. now, the sources also told ktvu robert honda that the suspect was here at san jose police headquarters, being questioned tonight. now, the police say there will be a press conference on camera press conference tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. when we should get more information about the night's arrest. no more information from the police department will be released tonight. and, one more item to note involving this arrest that we are told through resources that the arrest of the suspect that the suspect lived in the area, in the neighborhood where these 13 suspicious fires have been set in the past week. in san jose, back to you. up next tonight, khakis causing a stir. how 49ers coach sidelined fashion is getting people

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49ers coach's wife was on the radio criticizing her husband. not on coaching but his wardrobe. why his wife does not love what he wears on the sidelines. heather? >> reporter: a jim harbaugh has a flattering body. not my words, but the words of his wife, sara, but he she does not like the pants, he buys them here at walmart. well, they are not very flattering. >> reporter: sprinting down

the sidelines at candlestick, trying to break up a tussle in tennessee. or complaining about a call in carolina 49ers coach jim harbaugh is in the same outfit. black sweat shirt tucked into the pleated khaki pants which his wife hates. >> i can tell you i thrown them away. i asked him please, please, pleats are gone. >> reporter: sara calls into the radio show on 99. stoáefpb voice frustration with her husband's sideline fashion. especially those outdated pants. >> i threw them out. when we hadn't to the combine he found a walmart $8. yes. >> reporter: now, pictures surtpased him on walmart with an armful of the pants, a trend that died decades ago. just ask this shopper. >> what do you mean by pleated? >> he pulled them up to the middle of the stomach. this is not a good look.

you got a nice, you are aging yourself 50 years. you look like "rainman" ouch t it is true. he sported the same pleated paints but, even he realized it was time for a new look. so, what about harbaugh. >> he should try on some skinny khakis. >> reporter: no skinnies for the coach but he made a slight wardrobe change for today's news conference. >> i heard about that. making quite a bit of a sport of me. but, problem solved there. the, well, the levis and the nikki and the dickey makes a flat khaki, happy wife, happy life. >> reporter: now, he stuck with his tried and true outfit in green bay. he pulled multiple layers on underneath his trade mark khakis. as you heard him, he changed his ways a bit. now going with the flat front. the pair of dockers he had

today were $23. reporting live tonight in mountain view, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we are having a friendly competition with our sister station up in seattle to see who can get the more shares on facebook. show your niner spirit by sharing this facebook badge, posted on our wall and it says hammer those hawks. the 49ers secured thousands of parking spots near the stadium. the team decided not to play week night games in the first season because of the shortage of parking spaces? now, they gotten the okay to allow parking at nearby srepbues including golf course, great america and mission college. the 31,000 parking spots are now available. federal prosecutors go after california medical marijuana dispensaries, state law does not shield those operations from prosecution. that was the ruling today from the 9th circuit court of appeals. the ruling upholds 3 lower court rulings and files previous decisions by federal appeals court and the u.s.

supreme court. marijuana remains illegal under federal law. and, today, these marijuana depositories went up in colorado springs. it allows those traveling out of state to drop off marijuana. colorado is the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. you can not bring marijuana into airports or on airplanes. colorado springs, passengers will now have the opportunity to drop off their marijuana without a penalty. the police say the marijuana placed in a special box will then be destroyed. the bodies of five members of a family, killed in a plane crash in idaho, have been recovered. gale smith was the pilot. taking four members of his family from oregon to montana. he reported engineer trouble on december 1st but the wreckage was not spotted until last friday. the plane appeared to hit several trees and then caught

fire. boys have been reported to juvenile haul for the sexual assault of a girl who later killed herself. she hanged herself after photos were texted to her class mates? the chronicle is reports the boys, two 16-year-olds and a 16- year-old admitted to the charges. they -- two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old admitted to the charges. a call for help after someone stole a package in an up scale network -- neighborhood. the police have this picture of the woman t. happened at 4:00. anyone with information is asked to call the police. a warning for people tonight about a string of day time burglaries. the thieves targeted the area of cranel drive on monday and then another street yesterday. as rob roth reports a teenager came face-to-face with one of

the burglars. >> reporter: when she came home one day in the afternoon she saw the first sign of trouble at her front door. >> i noticed this was broken. >> reporter: it was the side door where the break in happened. >> the slider thing. it was popped out. >> reporter: she says her bedroom was ransacked drawers overturned. >> she feels like she was violated. >> gifts from my grandfather. >> reporter: missing are heirlooms from her family. >> emotionally edgy. i think about what makes me sad about it. i could get to tears. >> reporter: seven residential burglaries this month. four in the last two days. one of the cases, a high school student came home from school. >> forced the door open and came in and this was a suspect standing inside of the residents, he then fled. the police are stepping up patrols in the neighborhood asking residents to keep an eye out. >> it makes me more aware. definitely.

most definitely. i am -- one of the things nobody got hurt. someone is worried someone will kick down the door and find her elderly mother at home. >> reporter: a believe a group of three people are committing the burglaries, two men and a woman it. >> we are trying to review video and get a license plate and conin fact that and fingerprints out of one house. >> i want to get a big black dog and i want to check out my security systems. >> the police say nobody has been tphurt any of the break ins but they say the longer this goes on the greater chance that could change. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. it has not been done in 20 years. the measures to cope with all of the dry weather. wind and record breaking heat are creating dangerous conditions. when a red

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the house of representatives passed a spending deal with overwhelming bipartisan approval. providing funding through september and now goes through the senate. federal workers and military personnel will be getting a 1% pay raise. tsa low risk passengers through airport security faster has an increase in funding, overall spending is $164 billion less than bush's last budget is less and the republicans applauded. now, they believe benghazi attacks could have been

avoided. the report blames the state department and the cia for poor communication and lack security in the weeks leading up to the september 11th, 2012 attacks. >> this is a place that had minor attacks, two of them, in a 6-month period, another major attacks in the area. and, that perhaps our ambassadors should not have been there. >> the report says the military was not in poe stoeugz respond in time on -- was not in position to stop it. nobody was arrested for the attack. the fda is warning high doses of acedifedimin can cause liver damage. it is a poplar painkiller and it is included in many prescription drugs. the fda says the problem with doses larger than 325 milligrams. it says lower doses can be just as effective. the warn degree not apply to

over-the-counter medications like tylenol that contain it. a san francisco waitress says she is planning a dream vacation after a diner left a generous tip. it happened at roca on montgomery street last night. hillary hesse says a diner gave her a $3,000 tip on a $147 bill. he signed the receipt with the words "tips for jesus". >> he was warm and friendly. sincere. i did not see it coming. he was not flashy in any way. >> he picked up the $389 tab for the people sitting next to him. it is the latest if in a series of supericized tips left by mystery man or men who sign with the same message. tips for jesus. ahead tonight, taking action, the step one bay area couldn't setaking as water levels drop. it is something -- county is taking as water levels drop. it is something that has

not been done in years. when can

a reality tonight and a bay area county is close to taking emergency action. marin county plans to tap into a water reserve. something they have not done in 30 years. and, john fowler reports, the water district says customers can expect rationing within week fist things do not turn around, soon. >> reporter: this drought- stressed coyote today had no fear of us. or of hikers at phoenix lake. >> oh, cool. >> an emergency reserve that the water officials will use tomorrow for the first time in 20 years. >> what we want to do is

maximize the water that we have in our system now while we can do that. >> the water district told me levels today are 71% of normal, so low that without significant rainwater rationing including fines may be just 6 weeks away. >> i think it say good idea. i think we use too much water as it is. and we should ration it. >> they should impose it starting at the beginning of the year. obvious that we have not had enough rain. >> rationing 37 years old required building a pipeline across the bridge and restrictions. >> reporter: this landscaper today replanting this home's hillside lived through the days and rations now scares him. >> now i am afraid people will stop calling and stop planting and postpone it until we get rain. >> reporter: he is as this low maintenance garden is a good investment. cutting water use by half. >> i am thinking of a water

collection system in my own backyard. >> reporter: conservation alone will not help. it has to rain. so far, does not look good. back to you. i showed you earlier the record high temperatures we achieved today. here are other numbers around the rest of the bay. this is how warm it was. 76 degrees in oakland today. it was one of the warm spots, hot spots, isn't concord. more records and temperatures like these tomorrow. here is what is happening, i have the radar sweeps going. to tell you, to show you we will not see green on the radar for at least a week and beyond that. the ridge of high pressure exists here. clear skies, going to stay out there right through the bay area weekend. so, as we look at this picture, we got the city hall lit up in red and orange for the 49erss, right now t is nice outside. beautiful conditions ooh now, it is nice outside.

beautiful conditions, temperatures dropping off. beautiful blue skies, upper 20s and middle to low 30 -- i mean upper 30s and hoe 40s tonight. we will see upper 20s in santa rosa. most areas in the middle 30s in the cooler spots and then middle 40s and regular spots. the bay area weekend, moving into that slightly cooler, that is just because more of an onshore flow and perhaps coastal fog. it will cool things off. not that much cooler. day time highs tomorrow, yell lows are 70s. plenty of those, just like today, just like yesterday and the day before. we head towards the weekend. more of a push will cool things off. the jet stream has been just riding everything to the north. not just this week. not just last week. but, november, december, now, in january. so, the storms have been missing us. here is the january, a little bit of rain here on the 11th. we have a forecast, nothing going on until the 18th. the models keep it dry to the

25th and the other long-range models out to the 31st. looks like the month of january has a chance of being dry. the problem there, january, february, that is when we get our rain. that is when we need our rain. that is our heaviest rain months and right now january is not productive and neither was december. 73 in napa. tomorrow, more warm highs. no spare the air because of the wind. the red flag warning stays in effect until tomorrow morning. that is forget winds. winds blowing in the hills of the east bay. 25 miles an hour. north bay as well. so, the forecast highs for thursday. spot on, pretty close to where they are today. your forecast, weekend view, cools off for the weekend. a football week tonight talk about. what is the weather like in seattle? it looks perfect for a football game. we will have the game here on channel 2. mark you are heading up tomorrow. it will be a big deal. the weather is good and go

9ers. looks like a good night for football. >> could not ask for more than that. >> all right. "american idol" is back. season 13 kicked off. [singing] >> people sang their hearts out hoping for a golden ticket to hollywood. it continues tomorrow night and includes auditions from san francisco. thousands turned out for the auditions. it airs wednesday and thursday nights starting at 8:00. a new public art display in san francisco is turning heads and stopping traffic. check this out. those are glass and steel replicas hanging off of the apartment building on 9th street between market and mission. the art display is called karuso's dream t. came from the artist at the hugo hotel where

furn tour was dangling out of windows. the piano building, as people call it, is still under construction and will not open until next month. our sports director is here. warrior his a couple nights off, now that they are back, not good. >> four days out, look rustier than rested. i tell you what, about to see another example of why the warriors made the trade to pick up a point guard. krauford is the game. and scoring ability would of come in handy tonight. turnovers continue to plague the warriors, early, they got off to a nice start. curry to the rim. 24 tonight. but it was not a great night for him. denver, not to lay down at all. they had four guys, 20 points or more. remember, robinson, former warrior. what a spark plug. warriors, 11-2. brings it within 1. 1:40 left. lee, the damage there, 28 points, 11 rebounds, the usual,

double double, here is the sequence. curry, down, 1, 49 seconds left. picks it, takes it the other way. he will score. he is fouled by harris. on the his own bobblehead night. warriors lose. brian shaw, local product now the coach of the nuggets, a winner tonight. after, for the most part, handling their business in oregon. they welcome the washingtonians to the bay area tonight. cal bears roll. berkeley, now, rollis, the steal, for cal, richard solomon would slam it down. 13 points, 14 rebounds, up for the bears. david crabbish. the 3. he is fouled. that is a four-point play. he had 11 points, 11 rebounds, now, crabbish, now, 4-0 in the

pack 12. things go swimmingly for stanford. 15-3. brown, suffering from the flu, that is houston, his mom is loving it, she would like this more. houston, the follow, the jam, pulled away. houston, 15, there is mom. she is loving it. and why not. [ laughter ] >> stanford, now 2-2 in the pack 12. right now, basketball college filler material to get us through the weekend. nfl football. the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts.

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physical with each other. and that seems to play into the hands of the seahawks a little bit. the most penlized team in the nfl. sherman known for his aggressive tactics off of the field. but, you meet him off of the field he is as personallable as it gets. asked today it if he had an alter ego. >> i think everybody has a switch, though, they turn on for game day, you know, you can not be the intense super aggressive physical guys off of the field or you would go to jail. [ laughter ] so, so i think it gives us a chance to turn it on a little bit. for guys to turn it up and show their football side on the field. >> i tell you what, even for monopoly money i would not give a pitcher, cy young included $250 million. and i don't own the dodgers. $215. over 7 years. he is 25 years old.

with a pitcher, your arm can go, your arm, shoulder, elbow. they rolled the dice, they have the money. >> all right, thank you. and that is -- thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news, we will see

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