. a man is shot and killed inside a pete's coffee shop. we will tell you how this shooting is connected to a 10 year old homicide case. >> and dense fog expected to return to the bay area. the warning for drivers tonight. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm maureen naylor. >> i'm ken wayne. we are learning more about a double shooting in the south bay. we first reported it last night. the man who shot and killed

another man and then apparently took his own life was the brother of a homicide victim. the man he shot may have been connected to her death. we are in san jose with new details and the live report. >> reporter: we are here at the pete's coffee. customers have been surprised that it's closed today and that's because this is where the shooting happened last night. when police responded to gun shots fired they found a 52- year-old wayne sanchez dead with what appeared to be aself inflicted gun shot wound. he is the brother of a woman who went missing in 2001 and is presumed dead. earlier he was inside the restaurant and ran into the man arrested for his sister's murder but released because of lack of evidence. >> during the course of that conversation the suspect accused the victim of playing a

part in the murder and she was murdered in 2001. >> reporter: police say sanchez left the restaurant for a short time and returned. that's what the other man left and went to pete's coffee. sanchez followed. >> they had another conversation inside at which time the suspect produced a weapon and shot and killed the victim inside of the shop. >> reporter: investigators say sanchez left and shot himself out received police are looking in to revenge as a motive. they are investigate figure sanchez was armed inside the restaurant or if he left, got a weapon and came back. > fairly obvious link, further investigation will hopefully reveal more detail of if this was planned or just a chance encounter. >> reporter: we contacted sanchez's parents but his father was to shaken to talk. police have told the loss gatos

department because they working on the original case. ktvu channel 2news. >> union city police aren't sure if a man shot following a bank robbery killed himself or was shot by officers. the robbery at bank of the west yesterday turned violent during the get away. police say the robber was a passenger in a lincoln town car and say he got out and fired at a pursuing officer who fired back. the suspect ran away but was later found dead with a gun shot wound to the head outside a home. police arrested the alleged driver of the get away car, and booked him on rob year i and conspiracy charges. police aren't releasing the name of the deceased suspect. >> dna evidence led police to a man suspected of smashing car windows. it happened in december of 2009 and involved dozens of county vehicles. santa rosa police say they got

blood evidence from broken glass and gave it to the state for testing. the tests identitied a 59-year- old allen snowden. prosecutors haven't said what charges he will face. >> pg and e reports to spiking pressure on ten gas lines in california besides the san bruno line that exploded last year. an investigation said the utility considers temporary spikes of pressure to the legal limits to be a safe practice. however the utility won't say where the ten other lines are in the state. one official said it amounts to russian roulette. >> the city council in san jose about to take on pensions for city workers. the largest city is anticipating a two billion dollar short fall in its fund.

later this not month they will consider a two tier system. employees might have to rely on social security and a 401k style fund. >> dense fog blanketed the area dropping visibility to less than a quarter mile. tonight they are warning drivers to use extra caution because the fog is expected to be back soon. jim vargas is live with the impact. >> reporter: you can see traffic coming down off the eastern end of the richmond san rafael bridge here. it's still foggy, its been foggy all day. maybe nothing in comparison to what it could be like later tonight. there was a fog advisory on every bridge crossing the bay today. you could only see part of the bridge from treasure island late this morning and the skyline was almost invisible. >> dissolving, the whole city. >> we drove up 280 and it was pockets of fog as we got up

higher it was clear but every time we came down it was really foggy. >> big burst that come through here. >> reporter: a sergeant said this is the time for drivers to be agency. >> obviously want to keep -- be aware of tail lights, hazards in the roadway, maintain with in your lane, you can use the lines to guide yourself if the fog is super thick. you want to focus on what ask in front of you and travel safe speeds. >> reporter: we saw a lot of car that didn't have lights on and lights on is something the police are focusing on. joe said he was caution driving up from san jose to see the city. >> i turned on the fog lights and drive slower and leave more space. >> reporter: is everybody else? >> i think so. i don't think that a lot of people are to conscious of it but in general i think people

slow down. >> reporter: at last report the chp said if there hadn't been any big accidents that were fog related but they warn more caution is needed as long as the heavy fog persists. live in richmond. >> and that fog will persist, in fact it'll get worse. mark is in the weather center with more. >> we have had the rainfall, high pressure overhead, squashes the marine air close to the surface. we have the dense fog across a good portion of the bay area. the clouds have been increasing already. this has been the persistent pattern out toward the delta. we have a fairly weak northerly flow and that's importing some of the fog and on the other side of the bay near the shoreline we have the fog developing here. that's moving into the bay and that will increase in coverage. pretty much approaching the

entire bay area. as far as the fog this starts at midnight until 11:00 monday for the north bay, san francisco, the bayshore line and for the santa clara valley. this could be expanded to include other areas especially toward the delta, visibilities will be less than a quarter mile, could be approaching near zero in a few spots first thing tomorrow. here is the forecast. the short term. 6:00 -- hazy skies, patchy fog will continue to develop into the evening at 8:00 and by ten we should have more coverage this evening with the readings mainly in the 40s, overnight lows with the fog highlighting the forecast, mainly in the low to mid40s. you can see santa rosa at 43. i will show you what happens to the fog and if we have any rain clouds in the five-day forecast. >> the bay area will have to spare the air tomorrow. local air quality officials have issued a spare the area alert for monday, the 4ths one

this season. it means no burning inside or out unless wood is your only source of heat. air quality officials say matter from smoke is the main source of winter air pollution. >> there is much more to come on the news at five. >> part of the artistic community is remembering the life of a man who died on christmas day. >> hundreds of local musicians came out at a performance for a cause. who stands to benefit. >> how fannie may is turning to the internet to try to help troubled homeowners. >> and why opponents call the idea of having women on the frontline dangerous.

. family and friends of a homicide victim gather for a unusual tribute. the victim was a drummer and are many of his friends. >> reporter: members of san

francisco's drumming communities are gathering to remember the passing of one of their own. they said that a senseless act of violence took his life but his legacy of music will live on. the drum circle started early this afternoon, with one of the members missing. 60-year-old donald better known as zambu. a 23-year-old hit him in the head with a skateboard at this intersection early christmas morning. police arrested him later that day. zambu died four days later. today his sister said she still can't make sense of the attack. >> it didn't need to happen. my heart goes out to the person as well that struck my brother with the skateboard. we still don't know what or why it happened but it did. >> reporter: today's drum circle speaks to his legacy. she said the attack left his children without a father and

cut short her brother's gift for sharing. >> he taught me so much of my history they passed onto my children. >> reporter: >> reporter: he said while zambu may have been killed his legacy will live on for future generations. >> the music that is coming out of us is -- is for him. >> reporter: witnesses to the attack that killed him still don't know the motive. the man accused of killing him has been charged with homicide and will be back in court to face the charges later this month. we are live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> hundreds of other local musicians preformed in san francisco this afternoon to raise money for homeless youth. the bay of hope concert featured six youth orchestras

from around the bay area. at the end an all-star team played the encore. they say it's a great chance to meet each other while giving back to the community. the first concert in 2009 raised more than $15,000 for several charities that help young people on the streets. >> tomorrow the nation will honor the legacy of martin luther king junior. here in the bay area the city of richmond is asking the community to celebrate by helping make the community beautiful. local nonfrom fit groups asking volunteers to join them at 9:00 monday morning at three locations. richmond greenway, carlton and ohio avenue and at friendship park at end of marina bay parkway. they will plant and weed and pick up trash. they are all invited to participate. bart will be on a saturday schedule for the holiday on monday. that means service will start at 6:00 a.m. and end around midnight. parking free and permits won't

be enforced. >> san mateo authorities say a mountain lion was seen. it happened just before 11 last night around apple wood lane. a witness reported the cougar was apparently headed for a nearby creek. the county office of emergency services would like to remind people who see one not to approach it and for people to be caution at dawn, dusk or at night when the animals most active. cal state east bay will soon be home to the latest technology in clean powered generations. pg&e broke ground on the fuel cell project. students will study the low emission mini power plant. organizers say it'll generate enough energy to power 1200 homes. the school will be able to use the hot water generated to heat buildings and the campus pool. the fuel cell should be up and running by april. >> fannie may is now using a new website and enter active

video to educate struggling homeowners about ways to find help. the website is called know your options.com. it includes a video called explore ways home which lets homeowners pick a character that best represents their situation and follow that character through the process of refinancing or short sales. for more information you can go to k tvu.com. >> battle over women onto frontlines is heating up. the military commission wants to let women see direct combat. >> women should be allowed to serve on the frontlines because keeping them away is discrimination they say, the same think keeping gay men and women out of the service is. the commission that put out the report is made up of retired and current military officials and they say since women have

the physical and mental ability to serve on the frontline they should be allowed to if if they want but not everybody is sold and some experts say that lives could be at risk if the chemistry of a unit is altered. >> these are emotion alli, physically intense units with lots of intimacy. that's the reality and cohesion is the glue that keeps the unit together and helps it preform. if you break it down it won't preform as well. >> reporter: as of january 3rd 110 women have been killed in iraq and 24 in afghanistan and even though many more men have died the military leadership diversity commission will report to congress that if females willing to sacrifice themselves then they should be allowed to save where they want and they will have more career

opportunities as a result. in washington fox news. >> coming up on the news, four countries are cleaning up from widespread flooding. we will tell you where it's hitting the hardest. >> wikilea ks under fire again. >> and a crack down on mosques in the middle east. what palestine officials are attempting to do. ñw?

. severe flooding causing problems around the world. hundreds have died and more are still missing. julie has the latest on the recovery and clean up efforts. >> reporter: at least four country around the world are being flooded. possibly the most devastated is brazil, days of steady rain have spawned mudslide as cross the area. more than 600 have been killed as a result. >> we had floods before but nothing like this. we are worried about how to start over. our business was damaged but we hope to start again. >> reporter: things aren't much bet better in traily. nearly 20 people have passed away. the nation's third largest city clean up is underway as thousands work to remove debris from soaked homes and mop up muddy floors. >> people may be claiming their hazard buzz for many of them they will not be habitable

for months and months and it may be -- well into next year for many people. >> reporter: nearly 390,000 are homeless in sri lanka. heavy rains, flash floods and landslides claimed the lives of dozens of people. the government thinks the flood losses at $500 million. the pope sending out a special prayer for those suffering. >> may the lord welcome the souls of the dead people, give strength to the homeless and support all those who are working to relieve suffering and discomfort. >> reporter: two weeks of heavy rains have affected five million people in the philippines. the bad weather could last through march because of the cold conditions. in new york fox news. >> the obama administration is missing the idea offered that

wikileaks helped spark the revolt volt in tunsia. state department spokesman said tunsians were aware of the expresident's lifestyle before the website published the cables. they say the people are the catalyst of the unfolding drama a. >> meantime it is the third day of violence since the president was ousted. there were reports of major gun battles but no reliable reports concerning injuries or deaths. the prime minister said a new government will be announced tomorrow. in hungry police say three women died in a stampede at a nightclub. no cause of death has been released but they denied rumors that the victims were stabbed. the club had a limit of 300 people but the crowd inside was thought to be more than 2,000.

in iran diplomats toured the main facility. it was seen to try to build supporta he'd of talk was the united states and other world powers about its disputed nuclear program. china and russia, celled to be at those talks turned down invites for the tour. the six nation who attended are egypt, cuba, syria, and oman. >> late this afternoon from haiti came word of a unexpected development. the former dictator returned to haiti. he fled into exile following a 1986 popular rerevlot. not clear why he returned to height where is he is accused of massive corruption. . >> the palestine authority is cracking down on mosques in the

west bank to try to curb what it calls inflamator speech. >> >> reporter: it's friday and the faithful start coming in to the mosque. inside the worshipers listen as the inman addresses the recent attack on a church in egypt. the message, the killing in the name of islam is condemned. a topical subject to be sure but one he didn't come up with himself. instead it was e-mailed to him by the government. there are some 1800mosques in the west bank. who and what is preach is the coming under the increasing control of the palestine authority as it seeks to curb the influence of what it says

is political incitement from the pulpit. the man leading charm is the minister of religious affairs. we don't want them this be transformed in to launching pads for violence and hatred. to that end he said he has lib era ted70% of the mosques and that it'll be a matter of time before all are under complete government control. his program entails strict approval and monitoring of all mosques. the clear target of the reforms islamic groups who stand in opposition to the authority. one hamaas lead era causes the authority of attacking islam and doing the bidding of israel and the united states. myself and the others we incite

against the israeli occupation he says. the incitement isn't internal, our duty is to resist the occupation. some warn the crack down could further deepen division in palestine society and erode confidence in the palestine authority. kevin flowers. >> still ahead on ktvu channel 2news encouraging news tonight on the condition of gabreille giffords. what doctors are saying. >> as washington dc prepares to return to business lawmakers reflect on the violence in tuck season and possible change as head. >> and a unique invention giving new hope to people who are paralyzed.

. late this afternoon doctors have upgraded the condition of gabreille gifford from critical to serious. she is now breathing for the first time since she was shot in the head january 8th in the tucson massacre. and a new york senator is calling for tougher gun laws. >> the brady law has been a huge success. gun violence went down. the number of people killed by criminals by guns has declined it's a vindication that smart, rational gun control law that protect the right to bear arms are the way to go. >> specifically the center has proposed anyone with a federal record of drug use be bar from

buying weapons. the army rejected jarrod loughner after he failed a drug test. >> tonight we report on some of the changes that could be seen on capitol hill. >> reporter: to some degree the president and republican leaders are reading from the same page. both talking about toning down the rhetoric and trying to work together. the president in his weekly address touched on the victims of last weekend's attack and said it was time for both parties to move on with a new commitment. >> my prayer is we stay true to our words and turn to those examples of courage to bring out the better in all of us. >> reporter: republicans expressing that sentiment also but saying its time it get back to their agenda which includes an effort to repeal the health care plan. >> it is our diety to up hold -- listen and represent.

we will not let this act stop us from doing otherwise. >> reporter: senator john mccain praised the president but also seems to defend his former running mate sarah palin. imagine how it must feel to watch what happened and to have heard voices accusing you of being involved. another idea that seems to be gaining traction is a propose ail to have both parties sit together at the state of the union address with a small group of republicans and democrats now on board. in washington. >> one of the six haven'ts in the shooting was laid to rest today. friends and family gathered to remember phyllis sneck. friends said she always put

family first. during a speech the president called her our mom and grandma. >> the death of christina taylor green in the rampage taught her little league teammates a sad lesson act the fragility of life. she was the only girl on the team. her teammates remember her as a girl who loved baseball and gave her all on the field for the team. >> she rocks at second base. she was really good at playing baseball. >> christina taylor green was the daughter of john green and the granddaughter of dallas green. >> hundreds hit the pavement in tucson for a walk to honor the victims of last weekend's shooting. the walk for peace ended at gifford's district office. participants remembered the people who died outside the grocery store eight days ago.

the attack hurt 13 others. >> invention that just received approval is offering new hope for those paralyzed. the rewalk is giving patients a chance to walk again. the hope is it'll soon help those wounded in battle get back on their feet. we have the story from jerusalem. >> reporter: few things change one's life like a spinal cord injury, just ask a former paratrooper paralyzed by a sniper. doctors said he would never walk again. now 20 years later his life is changed again. >> only the dream i walk. >> reporter: it is not a dream, it's called the are you walk, legs attached to a backpack battery system that lets a paralyzed patient walk all day. >> now i don't feel -- my legal legs, the machine is walking. >> reporter: the developer has to strike a balance between the man and the machine.

the machine has to move the man but the man has to control the machine. here is how to works. take the remote, put it in walk mode, when the user leans forward it takes a step. take the lean away and it stops walking. it's taken nearly a decade to perfect the technology. it's much more than just a business. >> from the point of view of the disabled person it's -- self-esteem given to the person. fitting, being -- height of a child, grown up and height of a child is difficult. >> reporter: in the meantime he seeing his invention work one life at a time. >> my daughter is never seen me stand. the first time i stand my daughter tell me father you are

tall. me it's very, very -- i feel good. my life has changed. >> reporter: in a way he never thought it would. again. in jerusalem. >> a new poll suggests americans are warming to the idea of the new health care reform law though the country is deeply divided on the issue. according to an associated press poll 40% of those surveyed say they support the law with 41% opposed. just after the november election 47% said they opposed it while just 38% supportedt. the law expands cover range to more than 30 million and would require for the first time people in the united states carry health insurance. the margin of error is plus or minus4.2%. >> word tonight that the growth of facebook is shifting from the united states and europe to developing nations. the mercury news reports

tracking services say in december just 5% of facebook growth came from the united states. analysts say that may mean facebook is reaching saturation in america. it has 600 million registered users. a landlord taking legal action against the auction house that sold lennon's suit featured on the cover of the abby road album. it was sold in connecticut in january. it reportedly got about $46,000. now the former landlord of the collector who sold the suit is suing to try get the proceeds of the sale to pay a 21,000- dollar rent debt. >> a massive manhunt for a suspected cop killer in new jersey ended with the capture of a suspect. police in lakewood new jersey say a tip helped them find and arrest a 19-year-old. he is a accused of friday's shooting of christopher matlos as he sat in his squad car.

>> its been devastating for me. the officer's on the police department, we are a brotherhood, like one big family and -- what hurts us hurts us all. speaking for myself and all the other officers on the department it's just -- devastating. >> there is no word on a possible missouri motive for the shooting. he is facing charges including murder and weapon's possession. >> when we return a new study looking at the evolution of the sierra. one of the most iconic areas has changed. >> and a fog advisory issued for tomorrow morning. mark is next with where drivers can expect to see dense fog.

. it may be great for skiing now but a new study finds the sierra was once a steaming jungle. nearly 3,000 samples of fossil rain water were collected to put together the history of the sierra. 50million years ago giant up heal els created the mountains and rivers. it was hot enough for tropical jungle. that lasted about 20 million years. after that the mountains kept getting taller, dryer and colder. >> speaking of the sierra, the ski resort said it's ready for a new look. the resort is taking proposals for a three to five-year upgrade that could cost up to $50 million. the new ceo said he wants to make the resort friendlier to beginners because there are some steep runs up there. >> and the white stuff around here isn't the snow but the fog we are seeing today. we saw that great shot of the bridge, hiding in the fog and

you could see it moving in. >> i like that shot so much in fact we will show it to you again. the fog right now kind of expanding over the bay area and it'll be a factor, significant factor as we head into monday morning. right now the maps as you can see on the live storm tracker two the fog bank pretty much all weekend long out toward concord, fairfield, visibilities in that quarter mile to half mile range. then also in the pacific that fog bank, this picture was snapped about two hours ago but that fog bank has been on the increase. look outside once again. there you can barely pick out the tower there, drive agriculture long the -- along the span, that will be the big concern for tonight and also into tomorrow. here is a look at the overall weather story. fog will continue to develop and then for tomorrow morning watch out for the low cloud deck, temperatures as we head into the afternoon, a few neighborhoods in the mild side. the extended forecast still a dry weather pattern with no

rain clouds, if you are looking for the rain its heading up to the north toward the pacific northwest. even a few showers around crescent city. high pressure remaining in place. that central valley fog. that coupled a fairly week northerly flow, it's pushing the fog back and we just showed you that fog bank. once again the storm track heading up to the north with the dry forecast in place and no rain, beyond the next five to seven days. into next week a slight chance of a few light showers but no significant storm showing up just yet. here we go with the fog forecast model tomorrow morning at 7:00. you can see the coverage focused coast side. into the bay so remember we have a dense fog advisory for most of the bay area tomorrow morning up until 11. visibilities could be less than a quarter mile. we pull back on the coverage with skies becoming partly sunny.

that is all reflected in the -- beginning at 7:00. temperature in the upper 40 ha to around 50 degrees. then into the afternoon patchy fog, we could still have a few lingering patches and then by 3:00 partly cloudy. there is the temperature range across the area and talking upper 50s to the mid60s. santa rosa 66 degrees. in toll afternoon we warm it up nicely for san jose and morgan hill and here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast and will not to much happening this week. once again watching at least the development of the fog during the night and morning hours. the driving especially for the early morning hours, be careful, that will be the real trouble spot in the central valley. temperatures cooling off a little for wednesday, thursday and also into friday. the partly cloudy skies. if you can see two big headlines, talking about the fog and the rain free forecast. we could use rain. the rainy time of the year and we could add it to the totals.

>> all right. sure it'll eventually. >> it'll change. >> thank you mark. >> insect with quite a sting. a superhero with a sting is number one at the box office. whale do we call it? >> the green hornet. >> the green hornet starring seth rogan has a playboy turned wise cracking super hero. advance buzz and a lot of special effects helped the movie generate $34 million. theit was a weekend of oscar contenders with true grit, the king's speech and black swan. >> the a's said he is interested in buying two parcels of land that could be key to moving the a's to san jose. he said he may get the land that the redevelopment agency is selling. they are selling the land to buy other property it needs to complete a proposed downtown ballpark site. if wolf does buy it the price

tag could be as much as $20 million. >> we are down to just four teams in the playoffs. >> could the bears end the run of the seahawks and patriots try to quiet down the jets.

. good evening. welcome to this early sunday night sport wrap. the conference championship games set after an afc game between the jets and patriots that can only be considered a major upset. it was time it settle it on the field. wek welker kept out of the

starting line up for his role in the week of build up on their first offensive possession the patriots marched down the field and brady made a rare mistake his pass overthrown, grabbed by harris. the first interception in 340 attempts. jets in business but couldn't cash in. nothing to get excited about yet. new york put heat on brady all day. is he sacked five times. the patriots moved inside the ten but they got a field goal for the lead. jets in front for the second quarter. 7-3. then shockingly just before half time jets made it 14-3. edwards carries a couple in to the end zone. the patriots seem to be getting life in the third. brady by time -- cruising in the end zone. it's 14-9. patriots decide to go for two right there.

the decision pays off. sammy morris taking the direct snap, hurdles over the pile, new england back with in three at 14-11 with a whole quarter to play. the jets march down the field to begin the third quarter. sanchez throwing to the back of the end zone. holmes making a fine catch getting two limbs down. new york back up by ten. they traded field goals and after the patriots failed to recover the on side kick green got on -- rumbled in from 16 yards out. it was 28-14 with a minute 41 to play. brady stands in and finds branch with a 13-yard pass with 24 seconds left. it's a seven point game. the patriots have only one option but that doesn't happen. smith falls on the ball. the jets have pulled off the upset, all sides making nice now after the game but no doubt already thinking about the next time they meet, for the jets

it's on to the championship next week against pittsburgh. 28-21 the final. this has been a breath of fresh air for thomlinson. >> i don't know what to say right now. what a unbelievable win for the team. it was a team effort. >> we just didn't do enough well today to win. that's obvious. jets did better than we did. just have to go on from here but it's -- it's a tough way to end it. the game that did go more according to script was the nfc game in chicago between the seahawks and bears. the snow flurries gave the game more -- first time the bears got their hands on the ball they went 66-yards and three plays, orton down the middle of the field. less than three minutes gone and it was 7-0 chicago. might have looked pretty but don't tell that to seattle

tight end john carlton. after taking a pass from hasselback he tried to hurdle manning along the sideline. that didn't work out well. a closer look you can see the blow carlson took as his head hit the turf. same is true for his teammate marcus who suffered a concussion later in the game. taylor picked his way to the end zone. the bears had the lead. they added on the legs of orton. cutler, the score made it 21-0 at the half. cutler scored in the half for a 28-0 lead. the seahawks strug toll find a rhythm. harris getting to hasselback here -- the snow was gone in the second half and the seahawks tried to make a game of it in the 4th quarter. hasselback to williams to make it 28-10. the bears again made their

margin more comfortable. cutler dropping a pass to davis and he finishes off the 39-yard play. the bears needed all that cushion because the seahawks did score 21 points in the 4th quoter. that wasn't enough. chicago moves onto host green bay in the next title game with a 35-24 win. it'll be the 182nd time the bears and packers have met but just the second time in the playoffs. cutler. >> fun to be at home and be in a situation we were in with the buy and you know to play a team like seattle, after they had a really big win -- we knew it would be a challenge but we came out of the gates quick and that got us going. >> there is seemingly always something legal going around the raiders. the latest is filed by tom cable seeking to recover $10,000 he was fined by the team this past season. according to reports the raiders withheld money for a

unknown reason. the raiders said they wouldn't exercise a two year option on cable's contract. still to come, they are still going in hawaii in the first full pga event of the year and who is the nba's best team in the park division? that depends on what day its. we will be right back.

. after i couple days off the warriors approaching a stretch in which they need to make home court hey. tomorrow is martin luther king day and one of 11 home games in the next 12. lakers and clippers mixes it up and bryant hit a two the laker was up seven in the third quarter. kobe had seven -- getting to two plus the foul. arrest free throw the clipper was in front by a pair.

now the clippers in front by a five. picking kobe, goes in for two of his 30. it's 92-85 clippers. los angeles turf battle and garbage time. this tussle under its -- that's odom pull -- davis coming in to protect his rookie. artest were all told they didn't have to stay around for the final seconds. clippers end the lake erwin streak at seven games. women's pack 10 play stanford routed washington state. the cardinal is 51-0 all time against the cougars. 5-0 against the pack ten. championships in hawaii -- playing 36 holes today. steve marino. the par 59th hole. finished with a eagle and 66. he is four shots back. clark shot a 66 as well in the

morning. he birdies his 6th hole in his second 18 and is two shots off the lead in second place. mark wilson in the lead. he has nine holes to play but makes this birdie on the second. we will have the finish tonight at ten and all the rest of today's sports. >> tonight at ten we will have the latest on the south bay murder suicide and a possible connection to a homicide investigation. that's tonight at ten. that's the report. i'm ken wayne. >> have a good night. we will see you at ten. good night.