a bay area pilot is arrested for flying while intoxicated. good evening everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> chp pilots tell us they've never seen anything like it before. a pilot flying erratically. when officers caught up to him, they say he was flying drunk. ken wayne is live now at the petaluma airport, where the pilot landed. >> reporter: julia, 62-year-old sedona county man is facing duik and other charges tonight,

after he failed a field sobriety test. the highway patrol says it gave him that test right after he landed his plane here at petaluma airport. the chp says it was flying this patrol plane when the two officers spotted a lane flying recklessly. >> he didn't roll all the way over, but rolled inverted, rolled back. rolled inverted, did it three times. >> reporter: the plane is an aero-trek, similar to this one. at times, the plane was as low as 50 feet off the ground, dangerously close to freeway traffic. >> we're very fortunate that he didn't cause any crashes on the roadway. >> reporter: this pilot says he spotted the same plane yesterday. >> normally, you will see guys doing safety turns. this guy was kind of all over the place random. >> reporter: the chp followed

the plane to petaluma airport. >> they had him do a series of field toe bright tests like they would any dui stop on the road. which he failed. >> reporter: the fie phi lot is michael ferrero of pen grove. >> they is very unusual for us. i've been here almost ten years, and i've never seen it. anytime someone does something like this, it reflects badly on all of us. >> reporter: in addition to the dui charges, ferrero will likely face charges from the faa, which could include a suspension or even revocation of his pilot license. a california state assemblyman, and vocal stater of gun rights was cited for trying to bring a loaded gun

onto an airplane. he said he was keeping the gun near him at home, because he received death threats over legislation to overturn the dream act. he says he put the gun in his briefcase to hid it from his wife, but forget about it this morning when he tried to board a flight to sacramento. >> you hear stories about this and you think, what is this person thinking? what kind of an idiot would carry a gun into an airport? and it was just a really, regrettable mistake. >> police say he faces up to a possible year in jail. the gun and extra magazine were both confiscated. new details tonight about a 90-year-old marin county man, who defended his home with a gun today and got into a shootout with an intruder. the older man told people he

owned a gun and wasn't afraid to use it. >> reporter: we're in front of the home where the gun battle erupted. right now, police investigators are still inside, collecting evidence. police say 30-year-old man kicked in the front door around 10:45 this morning. only into find the homeowner inside. >> he was able to arm himself with one of his guns or firearms and the suspect also had a gun. >> reporter: police say 90-year- old jay leone shot at the intruder three times. hitting him in the torso, arm, and leg. the suspect shot the homeowner in the cheek. the neighbor said leone is a former sheriff's deputy, and physically fit. >> i'm shocked, this is not the type of area you would have this going on in. >> reporter: a tenent who lives downstairs says she called 911 after hearing gunshots. she said the bullet went through leone's cheek, but

surprisingly did not break any bones. >> reporter: police say they caught the suspect about a mile from the home when the suspect himself called 911. >> he needed medical attention. he tried to claim he shot himself. >> reporter: neighbors say leone has resiliency and has a love for fancy cars. >> he had his surgery and went and bought the car back. he's one of the best. >> reporter: sergeant norton said he was very impressed with leoney. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. the oakland police department is now circulating a sketch resembling a man who apparently tried to snatch a 9- year-old boy last month. take a look. the man is said to be in his

30s, about 5'6" with a thin build. police say the man approached a child playing outside in the 2300 block of arrowhead drive on the day after christmas. he tried to lure the child into a vehicle with candy, and when the boy said no, the man reportedly grabbed his arm. the child was able to escape. there is one less republican in the race for the white house tonight, while the remaining candidates have set their sights on new hampshire and south carolina. last night's iowa caucus saw three separate themselves from the pack. mitt romney squeaks by rick santorumly just 8 votes. ron paul came in a close third. more on the candidate who dropped out today, and the one who received a key endorsement. >> reporter: a clutch endorsement from the republican party's choice to take on barack obama in 2008. arizona senator john mccain. >> i'm really here for one

reason and one reason only, that is to make sure that we make mitt romney the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the two appeared in the granite state after romney won iowa with the slimmest margin in that state's caucus history. >> it sure is nice to have a win. i'll tell you, the question is, can we do better in new hampshire? >> reporter: iowa did claim one casualty, michele bachmann. >> we must rally around the person that our country, and our party, and our people select. >> reporter: trying to make sure that person is not romney, newt gingrich said he's open to forming an alliance with iowa's comeback kid, rick santorum. texas governor, rick perry who placed fifth, will debate in new hampshire, but plans to focus mostly on conservative south carolina. as john huntsman, who ignored iowa, continues his full court press in the first in the nation primary state.

>> the new hampshire primary is set for january 10. mitt romney leads there in most polls by more than 20 percentage points. with michele bachmann out of the race, all of the presidential hopefuls are men. coming up at 10:30, why the united states has yet to elect a woman to sit in the oval office. the men say they're elited and relieved to learn they've earned a two year reprieve. they've been married for seven years, but mack who is an australian citizen, is facing deportation. he was denied a green card under the defense of marriage act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman. immigration officials said mack was granted deferred action for two years, in part, because he's the primary caregiver for wells, who has a.i.d.s. san francisco police are watching for a burglar to come

down from a steep cliff. police say the man burglarized an apartment around 5:30 last night atop telegraph hill. when the building manager confronted him, he ran away. the man jumped onto a wall that leads to a cliff. and has been perched there for more than 24 hours. >> he seems to have navigated around the hillside quite well. a distinct possibility he could climb down at any point. >> reporter: police say they have made voice contact with the man, but decided not to scale the cliff and go after him. instead, officers plan to wait it out. investigators say they think he's still hiding on the hillside. cal fire issued an alert today about the danger of wildfires, even though it's right in the middle of winter. cal fire says the lack of rain, and strong rains have making conditions ripe for fires. we've already seen more fires than normal. that's why the garrison family in gilroy has been clearing brush from their home. >> you can see, we have things

kind of away from the house. everything by the house, normally we do keep clear. we're just kind of ahead of track. the more like march as opposed to january. >> cal fire says it's adding staff so it can be ready if fires break out, and the agency may even start fire season early. coming up a bit later in this newscast, an interesting story about why it may cost you at the grocery store. a picture perfect sunset tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking a change in 8 minutes, what you can expect tomorrow. plus, a wrecking ball takes aim at a crumbling jail. how this cap as long career for one bay area man. there's a new man in charge of yahoo. can this ceo return the internet company to its past glory?

yahoo has a new ceo tonight, and the selection was a surprise. telling us what the new ceo is saying, and whether there might be layoffs in the coming months. >> reporter: frank, in its 18 years of existence, yahoo definitely has one thing, name recognition. can this new ceo make the name really mean something again? when i say yahoo, what comes to mild? >> a search company that has seen better days. >> reporter: yahoo surprised

the industry today by naming 54- year-old scott thompson its new ceo. he has a financial background formerly the president of ebay's pay pal pay decision. he follows carol barts after she failed to turn the internet company around, we ask the what this new ceo needs to do. >> once they figure out what their primary objective is, make that the main focus of your page, and everyone will be able to say well, yahoo. >> they've got to figure out how to be different from google. google is the king. they do search really well, it does email really well. yahoo has to figure out what they're going to be the king of. >> reporter: thompson says he needs some time, but time may not be what he gets, as stockholders are still angry over yahoo turning down microsoft's offer to buy the

company when it had more value. >> the one of the most valuable brands on the internet. it's not going broke, it just has lost its way. so it's not dead yet. there's a core here that can be rebuilt. >> reporter: analysts say next few months may result in layoffs, as the company figures out what to do next. >> more details on yahoo now. shares fell 51 cents today, or about 3%. they closed at $15.78. tomorrow, the east palo alto city council and the city's redevelop agency are scheduled to meet behind closed doors to discuss a possible lawsuit against facebook. the concern it will lead to high end earners.

an independent analysis released last month found that the facebook move would have minimal impact on the population. it's estimated 79% of the people living in palo alto are considered low income. the silicone valley internet crimes against children task force swept through today arresting four men on suspension of possession of child pornography. the four men are 29-year-old joseph pazella mark kreifels, and 50-year-old keith michael keucher. people in need is looking for help after robbers made off with thousands of dollars in equipment. police say they broke into the hayward day labor center over the new year's weekend. they stole computers, high- tech devices and gardening

equipment. they vandalized a book vending machine for english language classes. >> the community is supportive of us, and we're hoping that the community will step up and come to our aid. >> gabriel hernandez said the center is dependent onity computers. it's estimated 8 to $10,000 worth of equipment was stolen. how the retiring sheriff celebrated the legacy he built with a wrecking ball. >> here we go, watch out. >> reporter: used sparkling apple cider today to christen a wrecking ball outside the closed down, and crumbling county jail number 3. the jail was notorious for leaky pipes,

crumbling walls, and collapsing ceilings. it's long delayed demolition caps his 32 year career as sheriff. >> this opened in 1934, the same year that alcatraz opened. alcatraz was closed down in 1963. this building continued to operate for another 40 years after alcatraz was shut down. >> reporter: a federal judge found overcrowded conditions here constituted cruel and unusual punishment. >> it was pretty easy to go through them with dental floss if you needed to go through it. >> reporter: the old jail's seal will shine on the newer jail, which has more space to house inmates. he's proud of the charter county high school created during his tenure, and with this eyesore set to come down, he's ready to relax.

>> the plan is to have fun, sleep in, and enjoy not going to work every day. >> reporter: friday is his last day in office. the demolition of this jail is set to take several weeks. ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the new sheriff in town. at 11:00 a.m., mayor ed lee is scheduled to be inaugurated at city hall. tomorrow night at 5:00, district attorney george gascon will take the oath of office. the next round of state budget negotiations. governor brown says he will release his next proposal any day now. he wants voters to approve a $7 billion tax hike, but that would only cover half of an estimated $13 billion short fall. more cuts are likely in store. >> we never are generating enough money to pay for the

programs or services that we want. the economy has been getting better recently, but still not quick enough. >> reporter: polls have shown voters seem willing to approve a half cent sales tax and an income tax increase for the wealthiest californians. after today's session, republican members of the state senate picked bob huff as their new leader. huff is from diamond bar. he's replaces senator bob dutten. he said senate republicans are open to compromise and working in a bipartisan manner. ♪ [ music ] a pretty warm day today, obviously, no rain, a few clouds out there, check it out. a record in mountain view today, 69 degrees. the warmest spot in the bay area was 72 in santa rosa. it's going to be cooler tomorrow. a few more clouds out there. there's going to be fog tomorrow morning when you wake up. overnight lows in the mid-30s. you'll see fog. not as much as a couple of mornings ago, but patchy fog in

the valleys. not quite as extensive as yesterday morning. the forecast highs, and these are tomorrows. as you head toward thursday, more high cloud cover will trend temperatures down. no rain in the immediate forecast, back here 10:45, we'll look at the five-day forecast and go looking for some rain. we have your weekend in view. i'll see you back here. the german man suspected of setting dozens of fires in los angeles is now charged with 37 counts of arson. 24-year-old harry burkhart is accused of setting more than 50 fires last week, and still facing even more charges. burkhart has also reportedly been put on suicide watch, and in germany, a authorities say they suspect burkhart deliberately set fire to a home his family owned near frankfort, possibly to try to collect insurance. benjamin felix was charged with racketeering and conspiracy.

he was one of the most powerful drug lords in mexico, sending hundreds of tons of marijuana and cocaine to the united states. he is expected to get 25 years in prison as part of a plea deal. a catholic bishop admits he has teenage children. the number of twining about born has skyrocketed. we'll tell you what's behind the trend.

a high ranking catholic priest in los angeles has resigned after he revealed he's the father of two teenage children. he is 60 years old. he's one of five auxiliary bishops in the archdiocese. his children are with their mother in another state. the church said the affair involved consenting adults and no church money was used.

a family in concord was awarred $1,000 from the mount diablo school district after claiming a school bus dropped off a young girl in the wrong location. the district doesn't want to pay. patty lee tells us, why they say it's a matter of principle. >> reporter: 6-year-old isabel rides the school bus nearly every day, she's friendly and outgoing. her parents claim the post traumatic stress disorder isabel suffers. >> when the school claims, we don't know where isabel is, that made my heart stop. >> reporter: isabel went missing for 45 minutes after a substitute bus driver dropped her off alone at an unknown location. >> a man and a woman helped me. i wanted to cry.

i did cry. >> i thought she was gone for good. >> reporter: the mount diablo school district says that version of events never happened. >> the child was dropped off, very close proximity to her residence. >> reporter: lisa sued the district in small claims court, demanding $7,500 for her daughter's emotional distress. the court ordered her $1,000, but the district won't pay. >> it's a wrong thing to do to pay just to make people go away when you haven't done anything wrong. >> reporter: the school district has retained a private law firm to represent its interest for a symbolic, $1,000 total. in concord, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. a missing young man who's family says suffers from autism and paranoia is in need of help tonight as he is far friday home and without his medication. the sister of don holeman says he was brought to the bay area as mart of a marketing team, --

part of a marketing team, but he wanted to return home. someone brought him to the san jose bus station, he reportedly got into a confrontation and ran off. leaving behind his belongings and medication. he is described at 6'1", weighing about 145 pounds. fewer californians are getting health insurance from employers compared to this time laste. for those who do get healthcare the price of that coverage has gone up. that's the finding by a nonprofit survey. researchers say premiums for employer health insurance plans have risen 153% since 2002. the portion offering coverage dropped to 63%. tickets to the first san francisco 49ers playoff game in years are still available, but they will cost you.

we checked stubhub. they range from $225, all the way up to more than $2,000. the game is set for january 14 at 1:30 p.m. the niners have a bye this week and will have to wait to find out who they play. new allegations against a man accused of being a faith doctor. plus a dramatic jump in the number of twins being born. what's behind the number? plus, new video just in of a shooting in oakland. what we learned at the scene.

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east 25th avenue. one neighbor told ktvu she heard three shots. no arrests have been made, police have not released any details on suspect information. new data shows the rate of twins being born has increased dramatically. jeanine is live in san francisco to break down the numbers and tell us why doctors have tried to slow things down. >> reporter: julie, women are waiting longer to have children, especially in metropolitan areas like san francisco, and because of age, more and more are headed to fertility centers. it's a typical night for wendy, as she watches over her 14- month-old twin boys. >> we found out it was twins and it was twins, but we were excited. we were trying. >> reporter: the latest numbers released from the centers for disease control, show the rate

has increased 76% over the last three decades. for women between the ages of 35 to 39, the rate increased 100%. the biggest reason? the rate of fertilization. >> it was first performed in the late '70s, early '80s, so it does match the timeline. >> reporter: the doctor says a woman who is between 35 to 40 years old, has a 10% chance of getting pregnant on her own. with ibf, it can go up to 40%. >> trying to increase her hods of getting pregnant, we have -- her odds of getting pregnant, we have to compensate. >> reporter: lee and other specialists are working to reduce the chance of having multiple births. >> one of the goal is to improve the implantation potential of each embryo that we create in the lab. >> have a seatment. >> reporter: she admits her boys are a handful, but is

grateful for the technology that helped her. >> it's madness all the time. but good madness. we definitely wouldn't trade it for anything. >> reporter: the study also notes that sanded maternal age contributes to the likelihood of having twins. ktvu, channel 2 news. a san francisco man accused of posing a as doctor has been hit now with a new allegation from a second alleged victim. 49-year-old car goes guzmangarza is accused of running a bogus dermatology clinic. a second woman has come forward saying she consulted him for cosmetic skin treatment. that's when investigators say he allegedly touched the woman inappropriately, and made sexually explicit comments. he pled not guilty last week to charges that he performed

liposuction on a woman. investigators say they can find no mechanical reason for the fire. firefighters also say they managed to keep the flames from a 20,000-gallon fuel tank that is only about 15 feet away. there are no reports of injuries, or damage to packages. take a look at these pictures. a burning truck that came to a stop yards from where a ktvu news crew was doing a live shot this morning. it started about 8:30 on willow road. the driver said he noticed smoke as he crossed the bridge from the east bay, and when he pulled over, the truck burst into flames. the driver was able to escape unharmed. michele bachmann dropped out of the presidential race today after her dismal showing in the iowa caucuses, she was the only female candidate. looking into why a woman has never been elected president of the united states. >> reporter: 157 million women

live in the united states. all lines of work, except one. >> male leadership is so entrenched in america, it's going to be hard to get over that. >> the presidency of the united states. >> i think it's trust, and i think it's just the candidates haven't been great enough to overcome the obstacles of being a female. >> reporter: why hasn't america elected a woman president. is it an issue of republican, trust, or it both, or much more? susan raske. >> we don't have a parliamentary system. there's something about the configuration that makes it easy for women in other democracies. >> reporter: at last 35 women have run for president, most unknown. more recently there's been

carol moseley braun, hillary clinton, and michele bachmann who today called it quits. >> michele bachmann is a member of congress, i think she's equally qualified to anybody. >> reporter: chair of the san francisco republican party. >> society still has a view of women as the caretakers, and you know, associated with the home less so than being in the boardroom, or being the leader of a nation. >> reporter: maybe one day, a woman will. but for now, we wait. mike mibach ktvu, channel 2 news. on our facebook wall tonight, we asked why you think the united states has yet to elect a woman as president. shama writes, the right female candidate will present herself eventually. as a woman, i want her to be the most intelligent candidate in the pool. alex wright says the right woman hasn't run yet. we shouldn't elect a president because they're a woman, or black, gay, white, male, et

cetera. we should elect them because they would make the best president. why this annual pilgrimage in japan has extra significance this time around. we'll take a look at tomorrow's forecast for thursday. see you back here. first, an incredible picture, the accident that landed a car on top of this home.

it was a wild ride early this morning for a man in fresno. his car flew onto the top of an apartment building. investigators say they think the driver missed a sharp turn, then hit a curve. the car landed on top of the building. the driver is suspected of stealing that car, he broke his leg. the family living in the building was not hurt. officials with the reno air race say it will be back this year. the head of the event says a panel of experts will meet to ensure the safety of the event. the national transportation safety board has scheduled a hearing next week to look into the safety of air races in general. tickets to the event in reno are on sale. 20 pilots have died in the reno air races since the event began 47 years ago.

a judge in contra costa county today ordered a 23-year- old man to stand trial for three sex crimes that took place in walnut creek. he's accused of rape and two sexual assaults. you may remember the string of attacks that took place at the park regency apartment complex. if convicted on all of the charges, he could be sentenced to life in prison. news of the world tonight, in southern brazil, heavy rains and flooding have left at least seven people dead and more deaths are expected. the rains also triggered mudslides one wiped out a bus station, killing two taxi drivers who were parked there. in syria, arab league observers toured today, to see if the military has withdrawn as promised. they accused the asad government of staging these tours. there is no sign the

antigovernment protesters are backing down. another 12 were reportedly killed today. in japan, tens of thousands of people are making annual pilgrimage to a shrine in tokyo. more than a half million are expected this week. they're not praying just for their own prosperity, but japan's as well. biologists and engineers say leaping lizards are teaching them a thing or two about stability. the secret they say is in the tail motion. research found lizards swing their tails to help prevent them from stumbling. a tiny robotic car, they added a tail to it, now they can see how to adjust the robot's tail to keep it upright. this could lead to a far more

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a new coordinated action plan is in place in contra costa county for stroke patients. it actually starts with paramedics who are directed to the nearest stroke center.

>> we have a lot more store, and once we arrive at the hospital, the patients, it's a lot more streamline, the outcome is going to be a lot better. >> doctors say the right treatment within the first four hours of a stroke, increases a patient's chance of recovery. the unusually dry winter weather is causing concern for bay area farmers and ranchers. maureen naylor tells us how dispurse brown hills could drive up the cost of beef. >> reporter: nature is unpredictable. now some depending on rain for a living are asking for divine intervention. >> we're at the point where we're just praying for rain, and lots of it. >> reporter: animals are healthy. she's looking at an uncertain year as to how much feed her cows will have. the less rain means the less grass for the cows on the hill, and the more need for hay. >> it should be a lot thicker and it should be a lot taller.

it should all be green. >> reporter: the lack of hay has left her crop thin and short. >> if we lose the grass in the hills, we're going to have to cut the herd back. >> reporter: she says already high beef prices could ultimately go higher. some are taking the unusual step to water their crop. >> i've been doing this over 40 years, and this is the worst year i've seen in my life. >> reporter: for the first time ever, this farmer tried unsuccessfully to irrigate his feel with a water truck. he showed us dry brown fields county and says there's no way for him at this point to recover the $75,000 he spent planting this crop. >> even if it rained tomorrow, some of this stuff is dead, as you can see. it's gone. >> reporter: he says this crop is a loss, and simply too expensive to replant. the cattle rancher says she doesn't need a lot of rain, she would be happy with a half inch

every few weeks. the high price of feed is also behind the cost of in the jump of organic milk. the cost has gone up significantly. farmers are feeding their cows less, and that means the cows produce less milk. all of this comes as the demand for organic milk is rising, even though it costs more than conventional milk. after a dismal 2011, shares in netflix jumped today on wall street. the 4th quarter earnings report shows subscribers watched more than 2 billion hours of online content. a day after being warned that shares may be dropped from the stock market, kodak moved closer to bankruptcy. when that news was reported by the wall street journal

yesterday, their stock dropped 28% closing at 47 cents a share. they're trying to sell some of its patents to raise cash, but so far can't find any takers. on broader market stocks closed just about where they opened. the dow industrials opened up 21 points. the nasdaq was flat. fears of european debt were countered by strong auto sales. it has been a dry pattern, and it continues to be a dry pattern. as we go into this week and most likely into next week as well. with high pressure owning us, we're dealing with valley fog in the morning. some clouds will creep in tomorrow, and you'll have hazy sunshine. temperatures today were quite warm. tomorrow will be cooler of the high clouds coming in off the pacific. january has been dry, and will continue to be dry. most likely as we go through these first couple of weeks.

there's a weather system out here, that will provide us with clouds tomorrow, but the high it just kind of keeps the rain to the north, and allows a few clouds to filter in. the clouds will give us that slightly cooler forecast tomorrow for your thursday. high pressure, the story as this system tries to bump in, showers to the north. there's rain up in northern california. partly cloudy for us. slightly cooler, as another week, nonproductive weather system comes our way. there's big systems out in the pacific, they're generating huge ocean swell, hitting hawaii right now. they hit yesterday. they're going to hit stronger tomorrow. this really jacks up tomorrow and friday, the swell, actually, i think thursday at night will be the biggest, then friday. the large swell sticks with us into next week. the high pressure is so strong, the storms are stuck way out in the pacific. they go over with the rain, but what's happening is the swell can actually get through a high pressure. so the swell comes through. so the big waves we're seeing,

would typically mean a very big storm out in the pacific that would impact us. this year that high pressure is so strong, it's bumping the systems north. the swell is coming underneath, and we're just getting waves and mild temperatures. above average temperatures for january. below average rainfall. we're about 33, 34% of average for most bay area cities on average. not looking too good. this time of year, when you do stage like this, the numbers, it really starts to compound itself. when you're 35% in december, it's not huge. but the first two weeks in january, and we're at 35% of average, that's a bad sign. the bay area clearly in view, it's clear there's no rain in our area. enjoy the nice weather, it has been very unusual. and we're all long time residents of this place. this is very unusual. i can't remember a pattern like

this. i've seen bits and pieces of patterns like this, but not this persistent, and not out in the long rage. it is kind of strange. >> i guess enjoy it because it's here. biologists say a camera set up on a remote trail may have taken a picture of the first gray wolf to visit northern california in almost 90 years. this was taken in november in the forest east of butte falls, oregon. at that time, gps data put the gray wolf in the same area as the camera. now showing the wolf is in california. wildlife experts aren't sure if it will stay in california or head back to oregon. why is san francisco's zoo reluctant to hand over the reward money for banana sam? [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity:

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the san francisco zoo says it's not ready yet to hand over a $5,000 reward for the return of banana sam. the person who returned the animal said he found the animal in sterling grove and coaxed him into a back page. police say they're still investigating and the man who

returned banana sam is a person of interest. >> boy that little guy is cute. mark is here now with sports, the warriors started off well, and since then, it's gone downhill. >> they do have a new player though. we can talk about that. he's 5'9", but a three time nba champ. he better be ready. nate robinson to rise to the occasion. he has hops and his new team has major issues, that doesn't include having lost now 27 in a row to san antonio. there's the play. it is a big problem. stefan curry, the right ankle tweaked. third time in the year he has done that. he did not return. danny green, and the spurs are on their way. overcoming a deficit, the warriors led much of the way in the 2nd half. they gave up 31 points in the

3rd, and 4th quarter. richard jefferson, the three there. monta ellis, lights out shooting. they were down only 2 in the final minutes, but tony parker, veteran of so many clutch performances, does it again. he had 21. the warriors are now 2-4. the dreaded curse of the ducks is over. anaheim, they're the 29th ranked team in the nhl, but they own the sharks this year. the men of teal find a way to win it. down on the pond tonight. not easy though. they were down 1-0 late in the 2nd, brad winchester with the wrister there. his fourth goal of the year. we've got 1-1. just 27 seconds later, the backup line doing work. loose puck in front. he does it.

2-1 lead. 3rd period, a little pad. marlowe, nice defense, and joe thornton, the shot on goal. but joe pavelski to put it back home. the sharks take care of it in southern california. the big daddy national title game less than a week away. but this bowl season has brought many an eye popper, and leading up to that big game on monday. tonight, no exception in the orange bowl. what you call here a great goal line stand. clemson threatening to score at the west virginia 1. but andre ellington fumbles. like at cook come out of it. he's pretty fast. 99yards gone. west virginia, look at the score, the not a misprint. 70-33 winners. now a little something that you probably don't see a whole lot. all right, there's all the time there is for sports. in fact, you're never going to see it tonight anyway. >> leave us like that. maybe tomorrow night.

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