he had a hunch and he took action. a bay area man tells u -- us how he stopped a bank robbery suspect. new information about a brazen bank robbery attempt. the incident prompted the chp to close highway 85 for five

hours between blossom hill and mother teresa. we have the inside story about the man who wasn't afraid to get involved. >> reporter: this bank of america is where police say a man walked in at about 1:30 claiming to have an explosive device. he took some cash then ran off with another man, they fled in a blue honda. the get away car crash into a mini van near by on northbound 285. >> the suspect ran into the highway, running full bore running and dressed in black. steve brown president of a san jose security company jumped out of his jeep and gave chase after one man. >> he and i got into a wrestling match and i threw him to the ground. placed him in an arm bar and placed him under citizen's arrest and i made a phone call to 911. >> reporter: the other suspect ran on to the campus of near by anderson high and the school was placed on lock down.

>> it was trippie. we were in a classroom. everybody hid behind the largest table in the classroom. >> reporter: both suspects were arrested without incident. a portion of highway 85 was shut down in both tkráebgs while the bomb squads robot removed a -- both directions while the bomb squad robot removed a package. it turned out not to be an explosive. >> he was more extinctive. anyone should report an incident as opposed of getting involved. police are trying to see if the two men arrested have linking to other recent bank

robberies in the area. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu news. fire officials say they are suspicious about a fire. the garage of a home at 194 vista del monte caught fire early today. santa clara fire investigators suggest it was arson since the last one was also arson. firefighters say they arrived and found the attic burning. then they found another fire on the first floor. invest investigators are trying to figure out how that happened. the homeowners were out of town at the time. there's universal condemnation about a video appearing to show u.s. marine urinating on dead taliban fighters. the white house came out with a strong denomination saying it

is inconsistent with american values and the promising an investigation. >> what it depicts, what it apparently depicts is unacceptable. >> anyone, anyone found to have participated, on known about it, having engaged in such conduct must be held accountable. >> reporter: if u.s. soldiers did cross the line and violate the crime of duct will be investigated. >> reporter: they fought for their country, know what war is like. >> at times when you're in certain situations things change. you don't always think right, so, i was in korea. >> reporter: still he and other veterans at san francisco's va medical center today could not imagine american troops doing what appears to be depicted in a 37 second video now posted on

the internet. four marines in afghanistan urinating on three taliban bodies. >> i think it's disgusting. >> you fight, do what you have to do. it feels good to be loved for what you did. people proud of you. so the last thing we need is anything dirty in our name. >> reporter: he and fellow marine sergeant justin chin served two tours in iran and remember the abu grade prison scandal there. >> i heard it within the army, the unit, but didn't know it would be within the marine corp. >> reporter: they've interviewed two of the marines, members of an elite sniper unit. they return to north carolina in september after seven months in southern afghanistan. >> any acts which treat the dead, enemy or friendly with disrespect are utterly unacceptable. >> reporter: the video controversy comes at a delicate time just as the united states is trying to broker peace talks between afghanistan's

government and the taliban. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. army private bradley manning proved closer to a court marshal today. he's the low level intelligence analyst accused of a leak of information in u.s. history to wiki leaks. that recommendation now goes up the chain of command for a final recommendation. new at 10:00, a special education teacher in antioch is facing sexual assault cases in a case originating out of state. nicholas elliot faces several chargings. pennsylvania state police say ara assaulted a 15-year-old girl between 2006 and 2007. school officials say arrid works at bid well high school in antioch. he has been placed on administrative lead. now to livermore where marie johnson is set to be

arraigned for sexually assaulting one of her former students. livermore police say she began having sex with a boy who was 14 years old at the time and that it continued for six months. investigators say the relationship started with a game word with friends and then developed through text messages and facebook. oakland police are hoping someone will recognize new sketches of two homicide victims who killed a father right in front of his son. the gunman is said to be 17 to 20 years old with a dark complexion and had dread locks at the time. his accomplice is about the same age and had short hair. police say they killed 39-year- old jose esparza on august 28th at his 6-year-old son watched. the california public utilities commission set the stage today for what could be a monumental penalty against pg & e for that deadly san bruno explosion. pg & e violations of pipeline

safety regulations led to the blast that killed eight people and injured many more. the violation also opened up a penalty investigation. pg & e president chris johns issued a statement today saying we have admitted these shortcomings and have raised pipeline safety to new higher standards. the count down is on tonight. a charter plane carrying the saints landed at sfo in the past hour. patti lee witnessed the saints bus. >> reporter: they arrived just 40 minutes ago on a fleet of chartered buses complete with motorcycle escorts, tonight the entire team is settling in

tonight. two fans decked out in saints gear,. >> we're expecting others, but we're it. we thought they were arriving at 7:00 but that was apparently bad information. >> reporter: this is what they'll see, a stadium prepped for saturday's game. >> i'm very confidence, i have no doubts in my mind that everything is going to be great. >> reporter: after an embarrassing power outage during a televised game say the only lights going out saturday will be the saints. the city and the niners reputation are on the line. >> we've mad adjustments with the radio channel so you don't have so many people stepping on each other. >> reporter: on the american bull bar and grill, different types of preparations are under way. the bar will open an hour early so fans can claim their seats. >> we're all excited, people are going to get here at 9:00

a.m. they are going to pack this place up. >> reporter: all around town, out of town fans are also starting to check in and like the saints are starting to relax and settle in before saturday's big game. reporting live in berlingame. pg & e says they have made changes to the stadium to make sure the power stays on. that includes upgrades to power generators and a complete replace of high voltage power lines. >> we replaced it with a larger capacity wire, more switches for operational flexibility. >> stadium managers want to be sure there isn't a power outage like the one that happened during a game last month. candle stick suffered two outages that night in front of a national television audience. be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 for all the excitement on game

day. our sports director, ibanez will kick off our coverage with return to glory. game time is 1:30. when it's over, point after all of it live from candle stick park. hundreds of lay offs throughout city government, what's prompting pink slips at oakland city hall. it's going to be another very, very cold night tonight. i'll show you what cities will get down into the mid-20s. >> an officer and a teenager. the volunteer project that bridged a mile and brought them together.

new at 10:00, a special delivery thank you to san jose. we're live in san jose between a long distance link between a local teenager and an army captain. >> reporter: two people that had never met and became pen pals and partners of sorts getting thousands of these cards to soldiers. they are a mutual admiration society. 18-year-old ruth corbie and army captain william williams brought together by the cards she's made for two years. late at night after her home work is done. >> till 2:00 to 3:00 in the morning and i would use that time to work on cards. >> reporter: she had sends some 30,000 cards over seas. but this christmas, the organization doing the mailing

wanted handwritten cards only. the captain then in afghanistan helped her network with other groups happy to distribute the cards. >> when we read it, it's the sentiment, it's the feeling, it's the connection back home. she stands out, she cares. >> reporter: at a veteran's day parade, this vet was handed a card by formie and carries it everywhere. still chokes up reading it. >> it was such a message of hope and reassuring that everything that we went through while we served was worth it. >> reporter: for these self- described kindred spirits it's a shared message. >> we're bound by the spirit of gratitude and generosity. >> that's why we do what we do. it's all about the soldiers. it's nice to know someone got our card and appreciates it. >> reporter: captain williams

came from his ohio home to meet cornie in person and thank her. safe to say the friendship and the cards will continue to flourish. we're live in san jose, debra villalon. richmond police are looking for witnesses in a deadly stabbing. it was the city's first homicide of the year just before 6:00 last night on mcdonald avenue. police found 57-year-old jim my tu lai on the ground with several stab wounds: he was brought to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> we don't know what the motive was. we don't know if there was an argument before and we're definitely looking for that information. >> reporter: lai was a maintenance worker. there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to the capture of the person or persons responsible for his death. solyndra of fremont has declared for bankruptcy but still wants to award some workers. solyndra says the bonuses are

for 20 workers needing to help with their organization. the city of oakland is poised to send off lay off notices to hundreds of its employees. sal castaneda tells us the city says this is a result of a controversial ruling from the state's supreme court. >> reporter: the state supreme court has ruled in favor of the state shut down of local redevelopment agencies. this means oakland stands to lose between 25 to $30 million of redevelopment funds. >> we're working with legislators to extend the deadline to february 1st. other wise we'll be sending out lay off notices as early as next week. >> reporter: more than 200 people could be laid off and all city departments will be affected. >> this is probably the biggest cut since prop 13. >> reporter: mayor quan was quick to point out how redevelopment funds helped fix up downtown oakland. >> we used redevelopment money to bond so that we could fix the fog so we could retrofit

all of these builds down here that were empty and crippled. >> reporter: oakland businessman skipper says this couldn't have come at a worse time. >> the times named us number five of 45 places to visit. even in the midst of all that has been going on here. to lose that momentum is a little disheartening. >> i don't think the money has been very well spent by the redevelopment agencies. >> reporter: ktvu spoke to a union official he told me the union will be watching very closely as to how the city of oakland will handled lay offs. those lay off notices could go out as early as next wednesday. in oakland, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. home depot is about to go on a hiring spree. the company plans to hire 70,000 temporary workers for the busy spring season and last year when it hired temporary workers half those jobs became full time positions.

while the home improvement market is still weak, home depot's business has been slowly improving. air fares are going up. delta raised fares this week $10 each way on longer domestic flights. today southwest and frontier also matched those fares. stocks moved higher despite a slow down and a higher than expected spike on weakly unemployment claims. the nasdaq picked up 13. san francisco city leaders went to china town today with a message to be safe for the upcoming chinese new year. mayor ed lee and george gascon visited neighborhoods. those types of incidents have dropped dramatically and the mayor wants no such crimes this year. >> no one is going to take advantage of a senior or of a kid who's got a red envelope or

of the merchants who are just trying to enjoy and be prosperous of everyone else. >> reporter: lee was referring to the chinese new year gift gift given to children that contain money. air quality managers are discouraging wood burning, they say wood smoke can build to unhealthy levels during cold and stagnant weather while burning wood is discouraged tomorrow it is not illegal. it will be a cold one tonight. it's clear out there this evening toward sunset, no clouds. very light winds. that's going to lend itself to some very chilly, very cold overnight lows. easily as cold as last night. mid-20s to low 30s in the coldest spots. frost for most of us in the bay

area. expect maybe right around the coastal sections. but parts of pacifica will get on the hill that you will find some frost. 27 in fairfield, 28 in napa. you'll find colder spot s if you look around. tomorrow morning it's just as cold as it was this morning if not colder in some places. forecast highs tomorrow, just like today. these were the numbers from today. highs tomorrow right about there, mid-60s in the nicest locations. back here in a few minutes, the five day forecast with your weekend in view. i'll show you which day on the weekend will be the warmest. wildlife rescuers spent the day in golden gate park trying to save a sea gull that has a fishing lure stuck in its beak. the bird was first spotted on stow lake. four volunteers were captured trying to rescue the rescued animal but so far they haven't been able to catch it. volunteers believe the bird can drink but it can't open its beak to speak.

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looks like cooper thieves have turned off the lights. >> reporter: a sunny valle public works crew came out to start making repairs on moores avenue. cooper thieves disguised as utility workers stole the wiring connects street lights making off with 15,000 feet of cooper wire and making it more hazardous for bikers and pedestrians at night. >> everyone depends on

streetlights. >> reporter: in all thiefs have taken about 16,000 feet of cooper wire from street lights valued at around $21,000. police say in some cases the thieves wore vests and safety equipment and drove up in an official looking vehicle working fast and recklessly. >> they are pretty bold, pretty brazen and they're not very safe because these are all hot wires. >> reporter: police say with so many new methods cooper thieves use, it will become more dangerous. >> maybe i should call somebody, okay. because you don't know now who's real and who's not. >> exactly. >> reporter: public works safety has increased patrol and plans to look out for anyone no matter how official they look especially if they're in an area that's dark where there's usually light. robert handa, ktvu channel 2

news. an alabama judge declared natalie holloway dead six years after she vanished in aruba. the 18-year-old vanished as she was on vacation. holloway was last seen in aruba with a dutchman van der sloot. he was questioned but never charged. this week van der sloot pled guilty to killing another young woman in peru. she was born with no hands but that hasn't stopped him. he's now the new head football coach in atherton. speckman went to menlo college before finishing his degree at azzuza pacific. he played lineman at both schools. at azzuza pacific he earned all american honor. >> i went to carlmont high

school. after my last football game, i was sitting in the locker room bummed out. because i amazingly enough i did not get a scholarship. i came down here and they gave me a chance. >> reporter: besides being menlo's new head coach he's also a motivational speaker who shares his story of perseverance. we are following developing news right now, coming up next the search for a man who attacked two women with a hammer. plus -- >> reporter: a new super market will soon replace a long time lucky store. hear why some neighbors say they won't shop at the new school. why these women are calling for san francisco's new sheriff to step down. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity:

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new at 10:00, an east bay community is getting a new supermarket but it's taking the place of a store that has been there for decades. shoppers are less than thrilled about the change. amber-- >> reporter: julie, the lucky supermarket behind me here along mcarthur boulevard has been a neighborhood fixture for years. but in march a new discount supermarket will replace it, shoppers say new won't be better. >> reporter: lucky is owned by save mart supermarket, a modesto based company. the store is now in the process of converting into a discount store called max value foods. an employee told us instead of carrying 28,000 items the new store will have a limited selection of 5,000. >> cross the farm, general foods, they wouldn't have that. >> reporter: charles nelson told us he won't shop here if he can't buy brand name products. >> you just wouldn't get the quality you can from luckies. >> reporter: the company's president said in a written

statement, the max value foods offers our company an opportunity to remain competitive and protect jobs. >> they can't stay competitive. it's crazy. you eat food all the time. >> every day. >> reporter: the new max value foods will only be the company's second pilot store. the first is this one in modesto. local five the union representing the 55 employees say no jobs will be lost. employees will be transferred to another stores. but new hires for the new store will receive a lower salary. >> this is the toughest economy since the depression. nothing is good out there, and this is just a further example of how things are not going well for workers in this country. many customers tell us they don't own cars, so it's important to have a good supermarket within walking distance. >> i'm really disappointed. i mean this is our neighborhood store. >> reporter: we're told a good number of employees have worked here for decades and have built

relationships with customers. they say that too soon will be gone. reporting live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the two top executives of california's high speed rail authority are out. in a shake up of the increasingly troubled project. ceo vanark says he will be leaving in a month. and umberg says he will be leaving at the end of the month. b.a.r.t. is expected to spend a million dollars this year to buy new cars. the chronicle is reporting the agency plans to buy 260 new cars in may. they'll have a sleek modern look, cleaner seats and air- conditioning. if b.a.r.t. likes the new cars they are expected to buy another 515 for about $2 billion. b.a.r.t.'s current fleet is the oldest in the country. we have developing news from san francisco now to tell you about. at this hour police are

searching in the sunset district for a man who attacked two women with a hammer. it happened at about 9:30 tonight. we are told one of the women was delivering food from the i.c.e. house restaurant on noriega street. she went around the corner to a home and got caught up some sort of dispute involving a man and a woman. both women were hit with a hammer and the attacker fled on foot. the severity of their injuries is still unclear. advocates are calling for the sheriff to step down. the group held a rally on the steps of city hall. they said steps aside would be the right thing to do during the investigation of allegations that merkareeni abused his wife.

the merkarimi's deny anything happened. >> domestic violence survivors do not invent allegations for political motives. san francisco's district attorney has said he hopes to have a decision on possible charges soon, possibly tomorrow. there's a lot of talk about what is being called the facebook affect and how it could be a real tax fall. an initial public offering could be $10 million for a company and a tax cut bonanza for the state. just yesterday's the state's legislative analyst says it would be such a big jump in revenue that the state would have to make adjustments. across the system, there were 161,000 applications, 33,000 of them were from out of state. uc berkeley and ucla had the most. each getting 12% more than last year. campuses will begin sending out

acceptance notices in march. the university of california announced plans today to kick the habit banning smoking and chewing tobacco at all 10uc campuses. john sasaki tells us the restrictions don't stop there. >> reporter: the university of california is marching to the beat of a familiar drum. it's set to ban cigarette smoking at all of its schools. >> it's really the right public health move to make environment smoke free. >> reporter: in 2014 all campuses will be smoke free both indoors and out. that includes parking lots, private residential space and medical centers. the sale will also be prohibited. >> there's fewer people that smoke today and those who do will help them stop smoking. >> reporter: less than 10% of those al cal stat smoke, but those -- less than 10% of those

at call don't smoke, but those who do are not pleased. nonsmokers are pleased. >> it's nasty to see people smoking everywhere. >> reporter: but some say it's a bit of an over reaction. >> if you asked me what was the top issue here at cal it would not be smoking. >> i'm 28 years old, i know my risks, it's a conscious choice. for me i find it just mildly insulting that you would give me the resources. >> reporter: the uc system follows many other schools in the country on kicking the habit including oklahoma state and the university of florida. john sasaki, ktvu news. >> we asked what you think of the ban. alexander singh writes. if they want to smoke the smokers should do it in their own area without infecting the individuals around them. i don't want to get secondhand

smoke or anything like that walking around uc. and susan says if it's being banned all over campus it's a bad move. i don't smoke but it should still be allowed in certain areas outdoors. some of the newest gadgets hitting the market and one of the new item that is can keep your mobile devices running all day. back here in 10 minutes, taking a look at the long range computer model, we have some rain to talk about. we'll see it back here. new life for a building with a historic path. the amazing transformation underway for the precidio's old officers quarters. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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vegas. there are mobile devices that are now smaller and cheaper that can check things like your glucose, blood even your heart rate. the machines can up load the information, even share it with your doctor. >> it's a patch you can wear, it's taking your vitals and it'll help you live a more self- conscious lifestyle. lynked in is moving to san diego at one montgomery power. sales force.com announced it has signed a lease to expand space in the city. ross stores announced today it plans to move its headquarters from pleasanton to

dublin. the retailer opened up a complex that doubled it's space. the new complex can hold more than 2,000 employees. and target is going to test mini apple stores and other specialty shops. the company confirmed today it will expand its offerings of apple products in 25 stores. it's also featuring new boutiques like the candy store. in news of the world, top leaders met to discuss a deal crucial to the greece economy. they think may may have an agreement by next week. greece has already instituted drastic measures. people who did not part in last month's mourning sessions for the late dictator il are reportedly being punished. a south korean news agency says

people are receiving six month sentences in labor camps. those who participated but didn't shed regular tears are being sent to reeducation camps. north korea calls these reports a lie and part of the smear campaign. that haiti, the work to the rebuild is on the way. some home have been built, but a half million haitians still live in tents. progress is slow in part because haiti's government has been in turmoil. the city of oakland also remembered that terrible day in haiti two years ago. major jean quan joined a small memorial for the victims. one woman who raised money grew up in haiti and learned about the ceremony just last night. >> it means everything to me. i mean last night i was in tears just because when i realized this is something that the mayor says, i want to do.

and the people here dedicate themselves. warning received a proclamation from the mayor for her work. a sneak peak inside the precidio's new inn. the mayor overhaul that will soon put it back on the street. will the weather see a change in the coming days. bill martin is waiting in the wings with his five day forecast.

the precidio is transforming a 500-year-old historic building into a 22 room inn. while it has not opened yet it already has bookings. not everyone is happy about having a hotel on the old army base. >> reporter: the crews are still refurbishing the quarters not far from the main post. they will be the rooms at the

inn in the precidio. the plan is to preserve the look and feel but add modern amenities with landmark views. >> we really want to experience this park overnight, they don't have the means to do that unless they camp outside. >> reporter: many have already started booking reservations, many for weddings parties. >> our weekends are full in may and july and august, even going into october. >> reporter: the room rates range from $250 a night to $350. >> the national park one would think should really target the bulk of the average visitors which i would think would have rates below that. >> reporter: the hotel costs $11 million to build on its own by the precidio trust. >> we're feeling pretty good about it at this point. >> reporter: the precidio is

helping build a much larger hotel. >> they should be preserving the history and ambience rather than building new buildings to compete with the history. >> reporter: at the precidio, rob roth, ktvu news. san francisco's very first streetcar is about to hit the streets again. ktvu got an exclusive look at the 1912 double ender streetcar. it'll run on the f line between the castro and fisherman's wharf. a car sustained water damage. it underwent a two year overhaul in pennsylvania. if california were its own country it would rank among the top 10 economies in the world. the palo alto based center for continuing study of the california economy says california ranks ninth just behind brazil in gross domestic

product. the recession has taken a toll. the u.s. and china are number one and two. residents in the north bay are taking security meshes after a spike in burglaries. the marin county sheriff's office told ktvu the number of homes being broken into has gone up in the past month. burglaries have been reported in san rafael, millvalely, kenfield and just last week a man shot a suspected burglary in green brae. we found two homeowners as they updated their security system. >> we decided to beef up our security system and really make it more full forced because of what happened. >> reporter: one victim said burglars took jewelry, laptop computers and cash during a break-in there. hundreds of volunteers took part in a day of service today inspired by the work of civil

rights leader reverend martin luther king jr. electricians joined forces with the united way and other groups. the volunteers made repairs at two dozen sites around oakland. we caught up with one volunteer installing emergency lighting at harbor hill ministries. he says he got a sense of community pride from his work today. next monday is the national holiday honoring dr. martin luther king. and welcome back, we've got a cold night ahead as you know. daytime highs tomorrow are going to be just like today. mid-50s, upper 60s. very, very cold overnight. frost and freezing conditions in those north bay valleys. no pa tomorrow morning it starts out at about 27 degrees, as you get around 7:00 a.m., it's still cold and icy. sun comes up. you're going to hit 66 degrees in the napa valley. another warm day as you go into your friday. high pressure sticks with us friday and saturday. friday is going to be your

warmest day of the weekend. as you head into sunday and monday, the clouds ramp up a little bit. those clouds moving in will be hopefully a harbor of things coming up. here's a long range model right here. these aren't these details. thed models that go out there far. this is next wednesday at 8:00 right. there's a little something going on. check out thursday, friday. starts to load it up offshore. that's next week. but it's encouraging. certainly better than it used to be. in the meantime with that days away, enjoy tomorrow and enjoy the weekend and the first part of next week because the weather looks like it will continue to be very, very nice. 64 in vallejo, 64 in antioch, 64 out there in the brentwood area. 66 in hayward. forecast highs mid-60s, upper 60s, perhaps 70 degrees up there in gilroy. we are looking at another fine

day for your friday. saturday the warmest day on your bay area weekend. if you're going out to the ballpark. you're lucky because you have some great tickets, 60 degrees for the big game saturday. 1:00 or so, you're going to be in the mid-60s. i mentioned this in our early broadcast. you have to love this because it's a national stage, actually it's a world stage. when they took the good year blimp or whatever blimp their using and they show the golden gate bridge, i love that when people see how beautiful the bay area is. you're going to see that, they're going to go to the blimp a lot. >> a picture perfect day on saturday. >> and when they win, it's all perfect. >> works, couldn't be better. thank you bill. the food and drug administration has begun testing all orange juice import into the united states for

possible contamination. this came about after the coca- cola company found the chemical carbondizene while testing orange juice from brazil. that chemical is not allowed in the united states and is used to kill spot disease. oakland's running festival is on the move. the reason organizers announced a new location today for this year's race. okay, people, let's get started.

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oakland's running festival is on the move this year. organizers announced today that the event will be held at lake merrit instead of downtown oakland due to recent issues associated with occupy oakland. the marathon, 5k and five person relay are set for march 26. for the past two years the race has started and finished at mark ogawa plaza. not a good night for the warriors but a good night for everybody else. >> four out of five. timing is everything. seems like it's always off for the warriors just as they get word that 7-footer brown will miss the rest of the season. they have to deal with the most formittable center of the

league. the warriors hang tough, monta ellis with a runner there and is tied with 90 seconds left. monta at 30, but the magic just keeps dumping it into howard. like a big guy playing with kids. he was 21 of 39 from the line. but still, 45 points and the magic are winners. we interrupt these highlights to bring you this hockey update. sharks the big thing going. the sharks logan couture who put home what turned out the game winning goal. wouldn't happen without a back hand assist from burns. 1-0 in the second, couture. 24 saves for him and the sharks net and the 15th shut out of his career.

kind of like basketball deja vu. seems like every year gonzaga and saint mary's duking it out. and you don't often see the gails drop gonzaga but it happened tonight. another three from volagadova. let the good times roll. cal trying to hand colorado their first pack 12 loss and that they do. alan crab goes off glass here and cal will go up four under a minute left as we fast forward to the second half. camp has had a rough season but he comes through. season high 13 for him and the bears defeat colorado, stanford a winner. although they don't wow anybody with a narrow victory over utah. josh owens will wind up stealing it. he will go pillar to postto

slam it. he had 11. stanford up seven at the half, comfortable. but the cardinal would have liked it. another josh, hustis takes care of things. cardinal winning by three. and a couple of coaching quick i -- quickie is to get out of here with. head coach with tennessee leaning toward taking the miami dolphins head coaching job although he reportedly has the rams after him as well. and former raider head man, remember bill callahan, he's the new offensive coordinator with the dallas cowboys. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. a lot of moving around. >> yeah, yeah. warriors just -- >> it looks like it could be a long season. >> curry and brown out for a very long time. >> those are tough injuries. >> short season but long season. >> good way to put it. >> thank you for trusting ktvu. we'll see you the next time

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