plant it is the third blast sense friday's earthquake. with power knucklidisabled the cooling system. we will continue to monitor this situation and bring you the latest. in the meantime, the california damage from last week's tsunami will likely exceed $40 million. in santa cruz, the damage is estimated at a $70 million. 18 vessels, 100 damaged. 12 are unaccounted for, and rob fladeboe is a live in santa cruz. cleanup is still under way. >>reporter: that is correct, this selvage operation is at this top concern is oil leaking into the water. the coast guard spotted a small machine of oil. it was cleaned up and they're looking for more. 18

different boats are under water and more are unaccounted for, 11 are probably unaccounted for. this see ray finally got up onto the boat launch ramp after it was stuck in that the mud. this come frcame from underneath, the harness is trying to get leverage. this is earlier video. this afternoon, this was the power boat. 1:00 p.m.. they raised her from the bottom. and five others are thought to have sunk. scuba divers used floatable letters only to get stuck because of the tsunami surge. that choked the harbor with tons and tons of mud. dozens of people look on it during the salvage operation including

the boat's owner, jody connolly. >> there were having trouble with it. getting stuck in the mud. it is heartbreaking to watch. to see it upside down. i'm not sure what survived is going to see what is interesting what actually survived. i'm not expecting much. you know, it is just the waiting game right now. it is all part of this situation. >>reporter: salvage crews are averaging three posts per day and that is going to be closed until sunday for the harbour 3-both per day. six of the 28 stocks are open again. three-boats per day. and six of the 28 sto- docks are open as this

one vote remains on the launch ramp. again a top concern is the oil and fuel that could be leaking into the water. the harbor is going to be closed until at least sunday. perhaps longer. the overall damage to the boats into the harbor is a $17.5 million. and it even could climb higher. live in santa cruz, rob fladeboe. north, near the oregon border crescent city was hit hard by the tsunami. with crucounting 50 feltvessels this harbor was virtually destroyed. officials say that sonar equipment will help locating the sunken boats. the local fishing industry has been devastated by the damage to the harbor. >> new video of the tsunami in japan as this pushes

through the city of pentanuma>> this unbelievable six minutes give you a pain street side view of the tsunami. it tears apart this town. this car flying through the water. remember, somebody is behind this camera shooting all of this. standing on the staircase leads to this hill where people are looking in disbelief. it is eerie. boats, floating to the city. and in the 2 minutes, the water is even more ferocious. watch this man you can see just how quickly the water is moving as it pushes that a van down the street. one minute later, the staircase with photographer is gone. the water is very close at this point. you can see a boat floating down the street. one of the most shocking videos is just a few moments later. watch this house. the water rips it

away. it flies down the street and the roar of this tsunami as it closes in. and it is destroying everything in its past and --path you can barely see through the path of debris. christine connolly. >>pam: as always time is the essence for relief workers trying to find and save survivors. this devastating tsunami that struck friday >> we saw some of the people that of either died or survived or caught in between crushed by the rubble. and we have acute medical care. the situation is what we've been speaking with is that people have either left and there were okay. or they died because of the were drowned, severe trauma, head injury or this

force of the tsunami. >> the red cross and other aides are employing numerous response teams. water, food, shelter, are critical. dangerous levels of radiation are released from the damaged nuclear reactor. iodine tablets will be distributed for those who live in close proximity. that is preventative for the star wars plan of taking on too much radiation. for the-thyroid gland of taking on too much renovation. >> similar indicators to be installed. but it would cost $150 million. officials have to decide weather this system of the worth the cost and how the public a betrayed to respond. at 6:00 p.m. call a 22nd warning could save lives. coming up, a 22nd warning. could

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>>pam: cnn spoke with the challenges of the japanese people ahead. >> in a tsunami of disaster this massive. this woman is learning that small gestures matter most. food, water she says for someone she barely knows. she lost everything in this tsunami. that had sendai she learned that her home was destroyed. >> i never imagined a tsunami could do this and she lived inland 2 mi. from

the ocean. she is one of hundreds of residents of this elementary school. this is a three week old resident the august. the father is numb. ever since the flood from the debris that fled to their town. >> i have to protect my children this of this new dead and a half to protect my children. this new- father--children are blissfully and not able to understand but others do. >> so have many victim's this is just one the converted classroom. to my right, elderly people. to the left, a child all awaiting word. if the status of their families. they say it is beyond impossibility to think of be on this. >> the most pressing is locating the missing. a

message board to find the missing. >> i cannot find them said this man. it is affecting all itsindai and you can this tand water, canned food, t only 10 items per family. >> what will happen tomorrow? >> what can we do? at least we are all alive and we still feel lucky. >> and lucky. >> back to the school to france reunite by chance. >> rear tears of joy. by chance--and the growing humanitarian crisis. cnn, sendai japan >> people in the japanese

community's here are worried. the san francisco man has relatives and talks of his concerns for family members and this one is restaurant is doing to help. >> steve owns this s restaurant and has worried been worried since last week. the phone lines have been done. he got a call last night from his brothers and sisters and good news. >> beyond the damage. we have of an ongoing... there also okay. >> steve's family was lucky compared to thousands of lost everything. seizes the images are hard braking for him another is that of france, >> steve-and the damage of the earthquake/tsunami is massive it is difficult to watch the damage but now the damage from the chemical

reactors. >> the chemicals, and so on i hope it does not were to happen like a hiroshima or nagasaki. >>reporter: he decided the right thing to do was to donate 10 percent of the profits to help relief efforts. >> i hope the can people per participate. perhaps help us out? to help them out. >>reporter: kron 4 jeff bush. >> jacqueline: a rainy forecast coming up.

>>this just in to the kron 4 news room vallejo police had to rescue a man from the mud. police said the firefighters found a 36 year-old man and a stock of to his waist in the mud. you are looking at this with this letter, harnessed to try to drag him out. this is

near the violent streets that they had jumped from the railing. along the waterfront from the prom and not into that on monday. they do not know why he did that he into evaluation. they think that he will be a okay. pamela? >>pam: state lawmakers are reviewing. brown's plans of tax cuts. impact in the education and the $26.6 billion deficit by cutting $12.5 billion in spending in extending a temporary increases on sales and personal and vehicle taxes. republicans, so far have refused to put that before the voters. we are less than

24 hours away from learning the fate of thousands of california teachers. temporary taxes will expire. those with the state would say that 20,000 people in the state's education system could be out of a job because of it. already estimates is open is going to cut 540. san francisco = 500. mt. diablo = 100. the government would like to prolong these taxes but as it is evident not parents like this. >> somebody has to control this out rate with spending, wasting of money. >> how year has a son who is and elementary school in san bruno tired of teachers complaining about budget cuts. >> of their word about this tape saving the jobs. the rest of the country is losing jobs. >> the high school football coach says so much as been cut from his budget the

something needs to be done. the more see $1,000 purse for we do not get anything. and if we want we have to raise a viii. >> a california tax is going to expire later this year that would impact crest more. the government wants to keep the tax going and some say not so fast. >> a group with 30 kids in my class and did not turn out to be microsoft but it was not a problem i do not see why it is such a big deal with 30 kids and a class. >> i also had a 30 children in my time. i do not think it is and hitting the stolteacher cannot handle. >> they need to do this on both points, there is plenty of fat that needs to be trimmed. >> pink slip must be sent out by tuesday. tuesday is also the day the will to get exact numbers on how many teachers are impacted. j. r. stone, kron 4 news.

>>pam: sunday streets it officially kicked off today. the announcement of the new roped in chinatown. and new- event in the chinatown and also in embarcadero march 20th. each month until october. (music) >> jacqueline: taking a look of this video. ocean beach. high surf advisory because of the weather. the waves are kicking up. the high surf advisory of stormtracker 4. up until the coast until 11:00 p.m. large swells up to 15 ft. and along the coastal version. this will expire tonight at 11 let us take a look could we conceive of the rain. a steady stream of moisture. helping to kick up the swell. also rain to the

northern part of california. and if this moisture will allow was to see any more rain into tomorrow. overcast right now. the rain is tapering off. a few light showers here, there. the rich will pick up after 4:00 p.m. and the north bay, extending south. mainly morning rain and afternoon showers. temperatures, mild. 60s. tuesday night, a dry. and that the return of showers on wednesday. to take a look or futurecast as a look. tomorrow early, like shower activity. 9:00 a.m., it will increase in intensity with pockets of heavy rain. continuing to 11:00 a.m. it will continue push beyond the golden gate courthous thes showers shoul taper off. and this is not going to be the only time we

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>>pam: friday's 9.0 earthquake created tsunami warnings across the pacific. and the bay area instead of leaving the threatened areas stanley roberts fun peo doin something totally different. found people. >>stanley: apparently not everybody got the message that there was a tsunami warning for the entire western seaboard. for those that got the message a few people chose to stick around. >> look, everything is okay. >>stanley: everything was fine at ocean beach although others did not fare that well. the funny thing about tsunami is that they're

totally unpredictable. the for the prepared you are the better. there is nobody i know that is can out from a wave that is 500 m.p.h.. >> if it is going to hit me it is going to hit me. >>stanley: and no worries? in to be on the beach also this is my job. and ibm at least not mat the water's level, and some people did not know to at least i am not at the water's level part of servers point, they also ignored the l warnings and hit the water. one person i met had this suggestion. during this tsunami, they should have to hand out wristbands. and if they ignore it? prince

somebody it swept out to sea. it'll be easy to identify. if somebody is swept out to sea? reporting from stanley roberts >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m kron 4 news a six >> is coming out right after this break.

live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: tonight the chain reaction catastrophe. a new explosion and the damaged nuclear power plant. three are in danger of melt on the country is hit by ruling power outages. the number of refugees reaches one half million. >> at 6:00 p.m. rescue crews searched for survivors we are getting word of a new problem that one of the quake damaged nuclear power plants. explosions have

raised fears of a radiation leak. the japanese admit they might not be able to do with this problem alone and have appealed for international help. catherine heenan has more. >>catherine: >catherine: the japanese government is asking for international help to help with the growing nuclear rods are probably melting in the three reactors. >> this is not a hollywood disaster film. doctors and radiation suits are checking for radiation poisoning. the evacuees from the south power plant from saturday's 8.9 earthquake. this is the new epicenter of the disaster. three of the four reactors are out of control. today, the building housing one of them blew up leaving the reactor exposed. inside the temperatures are soaring. the water using to cool has fluctuated. today, the prime minister announced for a nuclear crisis center. he appealed for international experts to help a worst case scenario. the fuel rods are burning through the containment and releasing

large amounts of radioactivity into the atmosphere. while the government tries to stave off a big government catastrophe also the aftermath of the tsunami. in the town after town, no homes are left standing. no signs of life remained. flags are marker bodies are awaiting burial. the floodwaters have not receded in places. japanese surge marines from house to house searching for survivors with incredible stories. the 60 year-old a scramble to the roof of his house. the water went through his village. the receding water trucked into the ocean and that is where rescuers found him. 9 mi. of shore. >>pam: we have collected most of the dramatic video and show those coming up in about 10 minutes. in the

meantime and dozens of people are are arriving into the united states from japan. jonathan blum joins us from san francisco international airport. jonathan? >> this is the first time that tflights resumed in full force. at sfo to-from tokyo. and the transportation infrastructure to get to and from the airports with trains, taxicab's impacted. today, some of those people that got back into the united states and many of the massive earthquake is one of the most harrowing experiences. the most violent shaking and these are people that of live in japan, california in experiments many earthquakes, before. this flight got in at 5:20 and those passengers are going to customs. and in the meantime to recess spoke

with one family that bespoke about what experience with teresa estacio >> we got to the airport one day early. so many people could not get to the airport. because of the bus and train service was either intermittent or nonexistent. we weren't seeing things shaking. it was crazy! we were seeing things shaking-- and on a boat, seeing things from the shore. now with the reactors getting ominous. it is aalso dangerous for newborns and susceptible to the radiation levels. we hope that the

cloud that is going to hundred kilometers north and we are 200 km south of those winds were to change? the 200 km north. >>reporter: dozens of people are arriving from tokyo. there are very few people in line to go to tokyo. the couple is not going to stay... another flight from japan is currently of loading its passengers going to pass through customs. perhaps we can speak with them soon. jonathan blum. >>pam: nuclear power one- third with one-fifth of united states. there are two different nuclear power plants in california. and diablo can withstand a 7.5

earthquake. the japan's earthquake it was far enough away that the impact was not 940. however, several explosions and expose the fuel rods and rhodesian. exposure of the rhodesiarods is dangerous but those rods are completely exposed long enough to fill fuel spill fuel into the reactor. the heat is so intense then a full meltdown could happen. however, safety measures in place with steel, concrete walls can absorb radiation. >> it is as if this is an onion. this would be the first layer. still protecting the fuel. >>pam: the professors and so far is that this reactors in

japan it is similar to what people would be exposed to if they just x-ray. the 9.0 magnitude shifted the earth's axis at 6 in.. no, the date is one microsecond shorter. you can see the change to the japan's coastline. iraq close to the epicenter is 13 ft. closer to the united states. is shifted, under water. just how much of an impact an earthquake can be. the expense of early warning system is being credited with alerting people seconds after the initial earthquake that allowed people. the toro said the epicenter to get cover in to get to safety. a similar system is under development rebel in california. dan kerman looks at where is it might be

under development-in california. >> california has spent $3 million, and in japan this is a map of what they have spent. the problem is that california is not implemented this to this level. the we do not have the upper regional levels at this level. >> u.s. geological says that even know if this happens california has another problem. >> the of the problem is that we do not have the infrastructure to distribute information at this time. which cannot do point to point text messages. we need a blanket medium that would get it to all social mobile media instantaneously. >> the actual one could only be 10-15 seconds but it could benefit those people 20 mi. or further from the epicenter. >> if you are opening up the

elevator doors in advance, or fire doors, in advance, if you had a 10 second warning to slow down a training it would be significant. >> the bottom line is that an early warning system is peaceful but is not going to happen any time soon. it is- feasible. a lot of work will have to take place between now and then. at usgs, kron 4 news. >>pam: to cruise the estimates from of friday's tsunami search is at $17.5 million. at least 18 boats were sunk. 12, and accounted for. "-not accounted for and the task of locating them. they live look, with the santa cruz port authority says that 100 boats were

damaged. the risk of oil leaking into the water. this toll could go even higher than 70.5 million. disaster assistance is likely. 17-45 >> still, the first step to get this saved and now to get it cleaned up. the next step is to get it restored. the state comes in is when we help out in the recovery effort. we're here to find out what the needs are, how the state can help and then how we can make a case to the state. we are here to get a firsthand look at that. >> barbara's going to be closed until at least sunday-the harbor is going to be closed. six of the 28 docks have opened. permanent residents are able to enter

the third vote but only get necessities and and leave. and to their-vote. and through their vote both the sod then leave. >>jacqueline: their vessel-- and then leave. just check your belongings. >>jacqueline: north bay rainfall. lingering shower activity and mild temperatures at 50 degrees. and another wet day on tap. a few more to the rest of the week but the details coming up. >>pam: a look outside from mount tam you could barely see anything in the fog, the mast, the drizzle. still persistent at the higher elevations the masmisst domestic the mids

>>pam: the moment of impact a professional photographer risking his life to get these up close shots. the mighty tsunami hundreds of incredible video that he has seen of the earthquake and the some of the disaster. this had on friday. and the tsunami disaster christine connolly is showing this that you made up not seeing. this video is showing the level of destruction can barely make it out. a closer look at the tsunami as it appears this home to shred in a matter of seconds. >> oh my gosh! >> dramatic imagery from an english teacher in japan. you can see the people round him can barely keep stand. that is because the ground beneath them is literally breaking. here, the cracks.

this is footage from the city of near the outskirts, and it is so quick that the water overtook the area. here, the roof and other homes behind it. this is the aftermath. take a look around, you can barely make out what is left. a car, and a building that somehow or mated standing. christine connolly, kron 4 news. barely decimated stanlbarely red standing-- >>jacqueline: rainfall on your forecast coming up. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new,

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one half inch and petaluma, one quarter in san francisco and not out quite in south near redwood city. on the stormtracker 4 to the north the tail end of its. a steady stream of moisture continuing through northern california. still rainfall to the north of us. continuing tomorrow with a wave tomorrow. futurecast 9:00 a.m. pockets of heavy rainfall. continuing through 10:00 a.m. and as it pushes to the south it will weaken a little bit. pockets for fremont and then showers transitioning by 1:00 p.m. it will taper off in the later afternoon. still lingering misty conditions to the we saw this afternoon. the rainfall totals for tomorrow. three- quarters = north bay. one half equal central/east bay. traces in the south bay. comparable to what we saw,

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>>catherine: a big scramble

in wisconsin are rushing to try to make deals with unions before a new law takes effect. the bills will be more bargaining rights to be lost with public workers but that will not take effect until the day after it is published. many of these protesters in madison could not prevent it. in virginia, why a man was behind a tree and shot deputies with a high-powered rifle. officers are responding to a call from a possible robbery at a salvage yard. two deputies were killed. the man was shot, killed as he stood in a nearby yard. he was on cellphone with his wife saying that he was going to die. >> they say that this a tourist had a criminal and that driving record. this was coming back from connecticut. the governor

is wondering why he got a driver's license. and a safety investigation into the tourist bus line. >>jacqueline: and the extended forecast is not over yet. and even the week. i will tell you all about it coming up 6:3:00 p.m.

now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >> estimates and the oakland area of pink slips, with 540 and 500 in san francisco. kron 4 news. >> and 30 rooms ransacked.

in an oakland. computers, phones, projectors. even a safe in the principal's office was taken. teachers and custodians have been busy cleaning and fixing equipment. estimate total losses and tens of thousands of dollars. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. a genuine debate weather store more rainfall the storms are sitting off shore. the big weather story. the tomorrow, the morning commute looks like pockets of heavy rainfall to the north bay. continuing to 10:00 a.m., south of the golden gate. by later, we could see the rain fall dissipating. shower conditions through the rest of the afternoon. >>pam: the latest on the japanese earthquake. this third explosion has rocked the fukushima daiichi pala

plant today. the power plant started crippling the cooling system. the power plant lost power. that disabled the cooling system. the 849 was upgraded to a 9.0 which is the largest since 1900. the death toll is beyond it and doesn't. recovery crews continue to find more bodies in the rubble. the death toll is going to be on the 10,000. >> several 60,00safety--el diablo power plant. several upgrades to the power plant have been made since 911 the sense it withstand a 7.5 earthquake. reporting from uc-berkeley kate thompson,

kron 4 news. >> in menlo park seismologists say the quake in japan is perhaps an indicator of california's future. it will be different because conditions are different. if you want to find an area that has similar conditions in japan? you have to go to the pacific northwest. running from seattle, washington solved to oregon to eureka, california. south to oregon. >> s f o we have seen the first few flights coming in from tokyo. those slowly resumed after the massive quake and this was a harrowing experience the most violent they've ever felt. these are california residents that a felt earthquakes. the were seeking refuge from the effect of nuclear fallout. they are going to stay here

until their unborn baby in her toddler might be impacted by the rhodesian. at sfo, kron formed by the- radiation. >> in san bruno, hundreds of boats are damaged. $17.5 million in damage and that could be climbing. by the emergency declaration of this harbor is closed until sunday with selvage operations continuing. in santa cruz, rob fladeboe. >> gabe slate's tech report big tech companies are donating monday. setting up ways for digitally donate. offering online resources to gather information about relief efforts. microsoft has donated $100,000.20 google has a donated to one rickety thousand dollars. $250,t

and verizon are offering free cellphone calls to and from japan. and itunes is extracting your donations directly from your itunes account. the largest social and gaming count is going to savraised $2 million the company is asking users to donate through virtual goods to their virtual stores. in virtual games. >> twitter is continuing to update and refresh information and directing people to resources. offering donation outlets. google has a crisis on my

resource with message board, shelter information, important phone numbers and a person finders' system. you can find out or post information of the status of someone. www.kron4.com gabe slate's tech report >>catherine: police say they have a gunman who was locked inside of a bank. we are looking live at 63363 - police are on the scene with their guns drawn a gunman has locked inside this bank. there are no employees in sight. the police have this area secure. police and port of madera the 600 block of

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>>pam: video from ocean beach. from this tsunami results on the creating a massive, dangerous surf. that did not scare off people. now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: apparently, not everybody got the message that there was a tsunami warning for the entire western seaboard. for those that did get the message a few people chose to stick around. >> serious, we're ok everything is good. >>stanley: everything was good and unless other areas to not fare so well. the funny thing about a tsunami is that they are totally unpredictable the further away, the better. there is

nobody i know that is somebody that can run out of from a wave that is 500 m.p.h.. >> if it hits me it hits me. >>stanley: if it hits you, it is too? >> something like that, i do not know. i wanna do it right. >>stanley: and to be frank perhaps creeping down here is not a good idea but it is my job. cree--reporting down here and if others did not know that the beach was closed or did not care. at four. surfers were up in the early and hitting the water early that fourth point. one person had this suggestion. one there is a tsunami warning there could be a wrist to identify the body.

who chose to ignore the rules. >>pam: brad to gone is here to break on the n.c.a.a. tournament include a surprise final four. and also first women's n.c.a.a. kerry radnich is next.

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about one half million? and how about $2 million? >> and you know what i mean? and pamela and i do not get anything out of this. and again, a 35 year same car driver. and the stanford women the net n.c.a.a., bailor, tennessee. we think everybody because if they think that -- baylor with vanderveer year. and give me the schedule if you would please? uc-davis at stanford. on a saturday. at 3:30 and vanderveer is hosting. >> we are excited that we have three teams from the top 10 in the n.c.a.a. tournament. it is a great conference. i was hoping that if we could do it again it would be in

indianapolis. we are going to play whoever we play and keep winning and do the best that we can. >> gary: the men's n.c.a.a. with no bites in the bay area. city conference one the state conference over the weekend in ventura. and we set it up. vern glenn is transforming the highlights 81 each, 18 seconds. jonathan williams, kicked it in by a young parker. that is it, 83-81. the long three was missed and pamela, listen to this. the first time they won a title in 49 years since brad dugan. >> relief. you know, we're not celebrated or in the last eight years. this is what we're waiting for it is a lot of relief, excitement.

and then it became a blur. >> gary: we're not joking. 49 years ago or test was the mvp and the state tournament. the last time that 49 years ago to buy your first mercedes law. [laughter] mercedes and it brad comes in here. and i do not want to be a sell out for commercials. and i again, pm is driving the finest automobile. >>pam: the finest one i have. >> gary: when we return, the prognosticator the greatest. we've been doing this a long time. we are going to be a l how long it would been doing this? 25

years? >> i am here to talk about peballet than--i daughter is in the ballet. you know how we got there? driving in a mercedes law we are back. [ wheezing breaths ]

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>> gary: brad dugan a great coach, with he is going to be 62 >> i've brought my team there three times but we could not win it. the last time we played. broke his foot 10 minutes into the game. >> gary: antigun the national championship in indiana. how many people are and-he got a national championship that night? >> all five our starters. we of the best young coaches.

justin >> gary: who is the one that is made the winning shot? >> he is a friend of mine that recruited them. from lincoln high school. >> gary: and about 25 years ago your final four was a quick rundown you like kansas. >> i think kansas is going to beat ohio state. >> gary: not so early. and why kansas? >> and it is always how many pros? before professionals and two brothers. the morris brothers are phenomenal. great freshman guard. this coach is the best of the final four. and bill the

have a real shot. >> gary: ohio state perhaps the best? if you go with tennessee. do like him as a freshman? >> he is great, 6 ft. 9 in. and knows how to play. it is never just one guy is 5, 6. these guys can play. and this guy is great. he can even issued free throw. >> gary: everybody seems to like the duke. and if you have an ax to grind? >> big time. and michael is the best coach in the country nobody can debate that and live a good shot to win it. >> gary: 3 teams, kansas, ohio state and duke. and how about old dominion from left field? >> and i am not a renaissance man. old dominion is coached by

blaine taylor. who was coached by montana they are really good. the can rebound, guard and air smart and really tough. if you're looking? these guys can go. >> gary: why did the bay area go through a down slope? the first time in 20 years. >> the top team in the conference is mediocre. however, st. mary's got shafted they should abandon. they got screwed. >> gary: is a perceived as a small conference. >> a bad small conference. >> gary: brad went to the belly to see my daughter and his beautiful wife, janet saw my-a daughter at the l.abellbelly recital >> i thought it was fond ballet and i will tell you

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