. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> u. signs go up in san francisco, warning of pick pockets targets people inside nightclub bars and restaurants. good evening. >> anyone with plans to be out and about on this friday night be advised san francisco police have issued a warning about a rash of thefts of wallet its, purses and especially phones. new, amber lee is live in the city to show us how expensive smart phones are putting a new twist on an old problem. >> reporter: many bars have put up signs alerting people to keep all personal items with them. now police and those who enjoy

the night life are saying pick pockets are on the prowl. many bars and nightclubs packed and patrons prime targets for thieves. one man showed us the new smart phone he bought after his first one was stolen. >> i turned my head for no less than ten seconds and a 500- dollar phone was gone. >> reporter:a at 440 castro they have taken measures, putting coats behind the about and providing a coat check. >> easy to loose track of whereyour things are. we have cracked down and been a lot more aware. >> reporter: at ruby security guards reportedly caught a pick pocket on monday night. he stole five cell phones for a value of $1,700. police are urging women not to hang their purses on the back

of chairs. >> i can put my hand in here. >> reporter: police describe the rash of thefts as crimes of opportunity. >> they are looking for the moment that someone leaves and walks away from their belongings. >> i don't carry this it purse in a club. it's usually a smaller bag. something i can have at all times. >> reporter: plus say people have the power of prevention by being alert and they tell them to adopt the buddy system. reporting live. amber lee. >> drivers in san francisco could have a hard time getting around this weekend. crews shut down the busy intersection of church and market streets tonight to replace muni tracks. westbound market is also closed and several muni lines affected. officials say the work on the tracks should be finished by monday morning. >> he is berkeley's first homicide victim this year and during a vigil tonight mourners honored the father of five who was killed in the hail of

bullets a little more than 24 hours ago. patty lee is at shaddock where a crowd turned out to remember the man gunned down steps the barber shop where he worked. >> reporter: kenny was headed up those stairs when he was targeted and tonight you can see that family, friends and even strangers have come by to leave flowers and candles. this targeted shooting has terrified the community. family and friends lit candles, and said prayers, in remembrance of kennett warren junior who leaves a large family including five children . tonight tonight his daughter left teddy bears feet from where he was gunned down. >> everybody came over and we just sat down and told her your

dad went to heaven. that was it. its evening baby. it's okay. >> reporter: family and friends say warren sometimes picked up odd jobs and for the past eight years worked as a barber. >> i just heard this pop pop pop pop sound like maybe a gas powered semi automatic. >> reporter: he was walking to a friend's house when police say he was targeted. >> investigators have been working around the clock, motive hasn't been established, they are following leads. >> reporter: looking at the bullet holes that pearced windows and walls, some say he didn't have a chance. >> and all i can say is he is a good kid. he didn't deserve to die like that. >> reporter: 20 minutes ago police gave me an update on the investigation and say investigators tonight are contacting witnesses but so far there are no arrests. reporting live in berkeley, patty lee. >> san jose police today released a sketch of a hate

crime suspect in connection with the alleged beating of an east indian man. the drawing represents one of three who assaulted a man in a grocery store parking lot on november 21st. he is latino in his 20s, 200- pounds and 5'8''. the 32-year-old of san jose had his jaw broken. police say the men attacked him with a bottle and called him a terrorist. >> california's air resources board today approved sweeping new standards for auto emissions. the goal is to reduce air pollution and encourage the development of fuel efficient and zero emission cars. the regulators hope to get another 1.5 million electric and hybrid vehicles on the roads by 2025. several are on board with it but critics say the rules over estimate the demand. pg&e is facing a fine in the wave the san bruno

disaster. the commission announce nouned it's fining them $16.8 million for failing to conduct pipeline surveys and identity leaks. in a statement pg&e said receiving such a heavy penalty is disappointing. theyself reported the violation last year. they have ten days to pay the fine. this is expected to be one of several fines. >> now to the race for president and yet another shift in momentum in the campaign to get the republican nomination. . it shows romney opening up a seven point lead over gingrich. santorum and paul are well behind. as reporters steve harrigan explains florida is the biggest prize so far with 50 delegates at stake. >> the republican candida. >> reporter: fresh off their debate candidates fanning out ahead of florida's tuesday

primary. gingrich getting an early start, addressing hispanic voters in miami. >> we really neglect latin america compared to its importance. >> reporter: santorum taking a break from the campaign trail to head home and file his taxes. he did however find time for an appearance on the fox news channel this morning, maintain he is in it for the long haul. >> coming back in 24 hours and i'm here to election day. very spent every minute mere and i will work in floor. >> reporter: ron paul stumping in maine action the location the next event. since picking up a victory in south carolina new polls showing gingrich losing momentum. the two duking out in a debate on thursday over gingrich's work freddie mac whose loans helped trigger the housing crisis. >> the governor has cheerfully

been attacking me wrongly and he knowt. >> reporter: immigration spark something the more contentionous moments. >> i'm not anti immigrant. my father was born in mexico. >> the race in florida continues to heat up especially over the issue of immigration. all the candidates are pushing hard for key endorsements. in miami, steve harrigan. >> the speculation about facebook going public is starting to heat up. the wall street jourlan said they could file the paperwork next week for a public offering. the sale would follow in a few months. it's expected to raise ten billion dollars through an ipo. it could be the largest ipo ever, facebook officials are not counting. a report on economic growth from the commerce department shows 2011 not as good as 2010.

the gdp grew 1.7% n2010 it was 3%. for the final three moss of last year it was a 2.8%. it fell short of the projections of more than 3%. snoot dow closed lower today in the wake of that report. it dropped 74 points, snapping a three week winning streak. nasdaq did better closing with an 11 point gain. >> a cruise line offering a settlement for passenger who survived the shipwreck off the italy coast. this as searchers continue to search for 16 people who are still missing and presumed dead. today the offer would provide about $14,000 to each survivor. the groups negotiated the deal but some say it's to low. the ship's sister ship is here in the bay area. it docked in san francisco bay this morning at pier35.

it's three years newer than the one that ran aground. it's flying the italian flag at half mast in a gesture of respect. it departs tomorrow as it continues in a round the world cruise. >> the latest twist in the case against the sheriff of san francisco. and a scary ordeal for women inside a college dorm. we have the name and photograph of a student accused of grouping. >> and a picture per effect sunset after a unusually warm winter day. the forecast in eight minutes. . >> it's a new map, not to get around but to get a lap. what people think of stereo types.

. a spoof map of the bay area is making the round unothers land. it devoids the area into categories making some upset. deborah is live in pittsburgh one of the places that's the butt of the joke. >> reporter: this map requires a thick skin. where we are right now east contra costa is labeled child molesters, white trash and meth labs. >> just wow. . >> reporter: parents watching soccer were not amused. this map is spreading on the web. oakland is called a state park,

san francisco divided four ways, richmond is more oakland, berkeley gets itself usual left leaning credit. >> i live out here now actually in the area called hell. >> reporter: this man got the map in his e-mail and didn't like it. >> it's parody. it's offensive. >> reporter: did you forward it? >> no. >> reporter: you won't? >> no it's in the trash. >> that's so funny. biker meth gangs in. >> reporter: this man chuckled at how the east bay takes its knocks but we talked to him outside side a liquor store next to a gun store. >> who created this map? somebody who is young, teen, looks like it. >> reporter: creator unknown but our bridges are parking, the delta a sewer and the golden gate bridge labeled dead bodies. >> funny, it has like -- it's not. >> reporter: many have mixed

reactions. >> it's catch. >> funny. >> reporter: for this dad the map offers a teachable moment. ten years in pittsburgh he has senate city get better. >> my kids growing up here and -- i'm happy -- i don't think the map realize the thing. the map is just wrong. >> reporter: love it or hate it no part of the bay area is spared in that spoof. the north bay is said to be full of enhanced apes. nice. we are live in pittsburgh. >> we posted the map on our page. someone writes someone's idea of funny, not mine. i love my bay area. marty comments, it's funny. it's a knock on everybody, sometimes people take things to seriously. add your opinion to the hundreds of responses we have received at ktvu channel 2 on

facebook. >> a battle brewing in contra costa court over a proposed dog park. a lawsuit filed last week speaks to plans for a dog area at the park. the plan has already been approved by the town council. it calls for creating a one acre fenced area with in the park for off leash dogs, critics say the area is unsafe for dogs and would place a picnic and children's play area. investigators have now confirmed what the cause of a fire in reno last november. the fire destroyed 26 homes and damaged 17 others. the fire department blamed arcing power lines, strong winds likely blew a tree branch into them. investigators say another fire last week burned 29 homes was started accidentally by a man getting rid of fireplace ash. >> new details tonight, we have received the photograph of the man accused of groping women inside their dorm rooms,

is he in jail tonight booked on counts of burglary with intent to commit a felony sex offense. >> reporter: police tracked down michael escobar at this home. they carried evidence out with them as curious neighbors watched. >> i saw -- all the cops chasing some guy and they threw him in the ground and then they were all yelling then they took him. they arrest him. >> reporter: he is responsible for groping four women earlier this morning sleeping at the dorm. a spokeswoman said the victim was sleeping with their doors unlocked. >> the information we have right now is that the suspect walked from room to room trying doors,. >> reporter: students signed up to the alert system got a text this morning telling them hack the incidents and to lock their doors. >> i woke up and i was kind of scared. >> i didn't see it coming.

>> reporter: campus police searched and spent the morning interviewing people. they searched through video from inside the dorms. they say that all aided in identitying the man. >> we are quite confident we have the right person and we will all sleep better. >> reporter: the university said they plan to have staff meet with student who live in the dorms to talk about what happened and to see if improvements on security need to be made. reporting san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> san jose police have released a 15-year-old said to have used social media to threaten to shoot people on the evergreen valley high school campus. rumors of the threat led to a school lockdown after the student was seen on campus. police detained him shortly after but say they found no evidence of threats posted online. >> the domestic violence allegations against the san francisco sheriff have led to the chronicle. the da suspected a photograph

of the sheriff and his wife and son that was taken last may. a source said the da may be looking for scratches or bruises on her arm. since he is bar from living with his family he is staying friends including the former mayor. >> the thing that helps him the most i think is focusing on his job as he has been to work as hard as he can so he doesn't have to think about the pain of not being with his family. >> he also said the mayor and board of supervisors should stay out of it and let the courts handle it. >> vallejo police are walking a long way tomorrow to show support for fallen officer. he was shot and killed last november chasing a bank robbery suspect. they will walk 29-miles vallejo to vacaville to raise money for the family. the walk starts at 8:00 a.m. at the home depot and end was a dinner fundraising event. >> we started off with coastal

fog. that was kind of a mess. you see the coastal fog is on. the winds have come up. temperatures today got in to the 70s. 73 in santa rose a. temperatures for your saturday, about the same. overnight lows tonight are going to be cool. we will see temperatures near or at freezing. 31napa, 36 vallejo, near freezing in fairfield. not valley fog, a chance for frost. we wake up with more sun tomorrow. we repeat today's highs or close to thatt. these are the numbers today. tomorrow's temperatures very similar. saturday, definitely going to be the warmest day on the weekend. sunday we have a few changes,ly tell you about that at 10:45. >> hundreds of people came together to say good-bye to etta james. a long line of family, friends and fans, formed outside a

chapel in southern california for a public viewing. a private memorial led toy al sharpton will be held for the singer tomorrow. james passed last week after a long battle with leukemia. she was 73. >> we have following some developing news right now. after the break late word of two homicides tonight. >> plus planning for a homeless shelter in a east bay city sparks surprise and concern. >> area is being cleaned up. the last thing we wants bring the last thing we wants bring it b oh, i see.

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. developing news involving two homicide, police are looking for the person who stabbed to death a 15-year-old girl. the teen was found at about 6:15 this evening on pacific avenue near castro street. officers say she had multiple stab wounds no, arrests have been made and the victim's name hasn't been released.

it's the first homicide of san leandro of the year. this video of a fatal shooting in west oakland. it happened about 9:30. the cameraman arrived police had blocked avenue the street and paramedics were attending to a mail victim. a neighbor heard ten gun shots. the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> some business owners complaining about plans to put a homeless shelter in their neighborhood. as alex savage tells us it's it's in a smaller city in contra costa that's struggling to turn things around. >> reporter: bound by state law the city of pittsburgh must pick an area for a future homeless facility. business owner as long tenth street are saying not here. >> the area is being cleaned up. the last thing we want to do is bring it back. >> reporter: greg was outraged

when he found out this area was one of three zones being considered for a shelter. >> i don't want one next door when people back out have no money coming here and shoplifting. >> reporter: the stay city planner said there are no plead plans to build the shelter. another business owner said he is worried what will happen if the facility is poorly managed. >> that will hurt business and put the stigma back on the area. >> reporter: those who spent time on the streets say emergenciy shelters make a huge difference. kim and her son are staying at the love a child mission to nearby bay point. >> made me be a lot more responsible. >> reporter: the director hopes business owners in downtown pittsburgh will think about how a shelter could benefit the community. >> i don't think we want to stereo type it as an individual with a brown bag of wine. i think we need to understand that we have a rough economy right now.

>> reporter: downtown business owners say they understand homeless people need a place to go, they just hope its somewhere else. the city council will decide in late february at a meeting. >> san francisco has a new homeless czar, a former supervisor soup named to the post. the formal title is director of housing, opportunity, partnerships and engagements or hope. he has worked on the problem for years and is a supporter of the various outreach centers in the estimate. >> which is more expensive san francisco or new york? researchers checking things found cities here rank up there with new york. manhattan takes first on the latest list of expensive cities, followed by brooklyn, hawaii and then san francisco, queens and san jose. truckee was number nine.

the least expensive was in texas, way south of san antonio. dogs helping california keep cell phones away from prisoners. >> where is it? where is it? show me. >> reporter: this dog named max searched fulsom and it didn't take long to find several phones. authorities say they are used to orchestrate drug deals, identity theft and other crimes, even murder. last year some 14,000 phones were taken in prison statewide. >> why it's an inspiration for a south bay high school team. >> the night life music to the ears of city leaders, some spots there is crime and violence. how the city is responding.

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. new, a south bay high school team is rallying around a teammate whose mother is battling breast cancer. lloyd tells you they are showing support in a very colorful way. >> reporter: this high school was in the news because it's team is refusing to play for its coach. tonight the focus was on the visiting team and the statement it's making on the court. when the team of san jose independent high school dressed for the game tonight most of them put on pink colored shoes. it started 17-year-old grant. >> some thought it was nice but some made fun of me. i didn't care what they thought. it's in mondayor of my no, ma'am. >> reporter: she was in the stands. she is battling breast cancer, pink symbolizing the fight against the disease.

>> i said, pink shoes? are you going to wear those and he said yeah. it touched me. >> reporter: it's hard not to notice their foot wear when they take the court. >> i have never seen a basketball team with pink shoes on. then i was told why they were wearing them and i was impressed. >> reporter: some of the players couldn't find pink shoes their size but all are united for this cause. >> every time we go on the court its like we have another thing to play for, not just to win but to play for his mom. >> reporter: the coach also wears pink shoes. >> the bigger picture that basketball is not about winning and losing. it's about, you know -- it's just life. it's a game. >> reporter: lisa hopes seeing the boys wearing pink will create awareness. >> early detection, you know,self breast exam, so

important. getting your mammogram, screening, that's so critical. >> reporter: last year this team lost every league game. this year wearing pink they have yet to loose. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> the president wrapped up his three day post state of the union tour today with an appeal to college students. >> you have had my backs through tough times. i'm going to have your back as well and together we will move this country forward. >> reporter: he spoke to students at the university of michigan pushing a new tuition plan. the plan would cut federal aid to colleges that don't control tuition hikes. it would expand federal grant and loan programs to those that do. students in the bay area say the president's plan makes sense. >> it's supposed to be public education, accessible. if only rich people can do what does that mean? >> they have to find a better

way of doing the money and with some pressure with the exive branch hopefully we will see more legislative change. >> reporter: most of the president's plan would need congressional approval. that may be hard with the republican run house, especially in an election area. >> two bags with 35 pounds of cocaine were delivered to the united nations head quarters in new york city. the bags looked similar to diplomatic pouches. officials say they probably were meant to be intercepted and not supposed to wind up at the un. >> chevron of san ramon said it's earnings dropped more than 3 particulars. they made $5.1 billion. that's down from the 4th quarter of 2010. they said they had trouble passing on the higher cost of crude oil. they earned almost $27 billion in the year. they are facing criminal charges over an oil spill off

the coast of brazil. about 2400-barrels of oil spilled. a prosecutor said the charges will be filed as well as some of it's local managers. a spokesman said the charges without merit. the company already faces an 11 billion-dollar civil suit for that spill. >> friday night revelry is well underway but in one community there are night life concerns. there have been a series of alcohol related incidents. >> reporter: a mild friday evening bringing out the crowds to the center of the night life downtown walnut creek. >> we normally go to -- just down the street. >> reporter: now there are issues. this fight caught on video during a special event was just the latest in the receivers problems. >> we are still expecting businesses and many of them do

that to conduct themselves appropriately and make sure they are operating as a business should with respect to its responsibilities back to the community. >> reporter: ken is the city manager and said the problems isolated to just a few establishments and that the solution is multipronged including the possible addition of police officers. >> we are looking at other opportunities where we can enhance the investment of various services including law enforcement. >> reporter: some restaurant tours say they are concerned that the city's response may be to heavy handed. >> my concerns would be if the city takes drastic measures and makes all the restaurants and bars close at a certain hour. like 11:30. >> reporter: people out celebrating said they are careful to avoid the problems. >> people can get aggressive, loose impulsive control as decree drink. that appearance. >> i'm not a kid and i don't want to hang out with kids. >> reporter: officials are

looking at a possible nuisance ordinance to give them more power. ktvu. >> a presidential home in southern california is for home. the home of the fords going for about $1.7 million. the setting is great with a golf fairway and mountains in the distance. the fords lived in it after their time in the white house, up until their death gerald in 2006 and betty last year. the home has five bedrooms, six and a half baths and a pool that the former president swam in every day. >> her friends said she started to act crazy and then the call placed by a call by a friend of demi moore. >> back here, your weekend, basically here. what day will be the warmest. the five day forecast and we will look for rain in the long range. see you back in ten. >> and a big hoon for for local police officer. the coaching role he will have.

. the fire department released a 911 call made by friends of demi moore. she was suffering from exhaustion according to her publicist but the call suggests something else. >> is she breathing normally?

>> no. not so normal but more -- but burning up. >> what did she take. >> she smoked something. i didn't see. >> it's not clear what was being smoked though someone said it wasn't marijuana and similar to incense. they said she had been having issues lately. we posted more of that call at ktvu.com. look for the hot topics seventh. >> the doctor convicted in the death of mike jackson is asking to be released. he said he should be released pending his appeal to help support his children. his lawyers said his sentence to severe for someone with no prior record. is he serving a four year sentence. >> in news of the world in iraq another deadly car bombing today killed 33 people in a

neighborhood. baghdad. the bomber struck during a funeral for a person killed in another bombing just yesterday. iraqi officials said it had all the hall marks of al-qaeda in iraq. more than 200 have died since forces withdrew december 18ing. in syria people turnedon vent into an anti government protest. dozens died in new attacks today. this as the united nations security council met to discuss a new resolution. a convoy of trucks carrying food crossed in to north korea. it's for children in remote areas. it was allowed though the two governments aren't talking. the north's new leader said he won't deal with them and south korea said the north has to get rid of its nuclear weapons. >> the main road into yosemite

should be reopened by friday. crews have been removing debris and should have the road cleared by eight tomorrow morning. that stretch of road will have a gravel service until country cruised close it again. officials inspecting what's left of a bridge in kentucky. it collapsed after a cargo ship hit it. no traffic was on the bridge at the time and nobody was hurt. the ship took out more than 300 feet of the section of that span. the bridge spans kentucky lake and tennessee river in the southwestern part of the state. the ship is carrying parts for nasa. no word on the cause of the ship to hit it. >> he wears a badge but will son be off to theo to the olympics. >> and the extended forecast. how the weekend is shaping up.

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. >> a police officer has been selected to represent the country in an emerging sport. the new coach of the badmitton team. >> reporter: about 200 train at academy in fremont and it's reputation was enhanced when it was announced its coach ben lee will be the united states coach for the london olympics. >> when i got the notice they got it i was beyond excited. yeah, it was really nice. >> reporter: what are you thinking about? >> preparations. >> reporter: he was captain of the 1992 united states team when it became a medal sport. he coached the american women's team. academy ceo a champion from

china said he is ready. >> he coaching and the very, very -- high level for the top level athletes. for the world championship. this year he went to -- for the all england and the leading the american players. >> reporter: another coach frees. >> he has gone through it as a player so when it comes to coaching he understands what the players go through work they need to prepare. >> reporter: he expects to feel the competitive teams. >> the school is getting bigger, it's getting better. there are now so many dedicated clubs in the area. it's noise. advertise see it grow. >> reporter: he said he will still be able to be a police officer and a coach until just before the olympics. he will go from here to london in early july. robert honda. >> 49er fans were crushed after last weekend's loss

against the giants but one is captures the hearts. >> you thought they would be in the super bowl maybe, maybe next year. >> 4-year-old johnny price cried on camera after his favorite team lost in overtime. the video hit 183,000 it views on youtube in just three days. >> lot of us felt that way. california's olive oil producers said some are getting ripped off with imports. they showed fake oil to lawmakers yesterday. they stay as much as 75% of the extra virgin oil sold isn't virgin or made from olives. it gets mixed with peanut oil. they say americans have forgotten what the real stuff tastes like. . >> when they taste it they know. it's easy to tell when you have

tasted good, fresh oil against ran, cid, it's night and day. >> connecticut and new york have passed laws to better enforce quality. >> residents of a marina facing possible eviction because of nature. it was foggy this morning, what you don't see is the slow but steady build up of silt. the city said it lacks the money to dredge this and those on the house boats are worried they will have to move. most others are more expense of than san leandro. >> hikers making their way will find the trip easier now. a section of the tipsy trail reopened after six years. it was closed by a landslide in 2006 forcing people to detour onto other trails. several groups and volunteers helped make a foot bridge over the slide. they built stairs on both sides

of the new bridge and retaining walls. >> you will notice how cold it is for saturday. in napa39 degrees, up in the santa rosa area 40 degrees. very cold over night. we will see frost in the inland bay. area freezing, valley fog not an issue. coastal fog not a problem. high pressure setting up and beginning to take the surface winds, slightly off shore and they will continue in that direction. this weather system. look at the direction on that. everything is going north. its going north and east. that's a big ridge of high pressure. starts here and ends here. they get fat like this they don't move. this one will stay put. we will see a slight chance sunday night and monday something will go over the top of that. could bring us a drizzle, not a rain event but may drop clouds in here on sunday night to monday. that's the action tent of it.

saturday is the nicest day. saturday not half bad. just a few degrees cooler with a few more clouds, tonight clear and cool. sunny and warm tomorrow. then cooler into -- little more cloud cover. tomorrow with the high pressure, sunny, more sun than we had today. we had fog this morning and then tomorrow, fog comes -- not the -- sunday, the clouds come back and the filter sunshine. cooler daytime highs, little bit of a sprinkle up on the north county. up around fort bragg maybe, maybe down toward -- hill spring maybe a sprinkle. it won't tip the rain gauges. the satellite image model or the -- clouds forecast model shows saturday at 8:00. just watching the clouds go through. you see how clear it is. into sunday night. there is that drizzle chance right there. that's sunday night late into monday morning. just not a big deal. clouds clear monday and tuesday. right now, the long range models, holding dry into february 10 president.

that could change but we are in a dry pattern. that real wide ridge, those are hard to break down. it'll stick around. the five-day coming up after the forecast highs, showing 70 in gilroy, 67 in fremont and the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view and it's a nice one. some winter last week but we aren't -- this doesn't feel like winter. highs today, 73 santa rosa. tomorrow we will go low 70. cooler and no rain on the horizon. >> so nice. >> relevanty nice. >> we need winter. >> the fda said shipments of orange juice have tested position till for a fungicide. it's illegal here but is used in brazil. officials don't think the levels found are a threat to human health. 40 more shipments being tested. there are no plans to recall

imported juice. > a new study suggests caffeine may be more than a pick me up for women. research shows caffeine can alter hormones and it's different for different races, for aosia in black did increases estrogen. for white women it lowered it. >> a local player makes go. the tribute in val johan to baseball star cc that will live on for generations.

. cc returned home today to be honored, vallejo lie school officially named its baseball field after him. his charity foundation helped. he is planning to hold a free youth baseball clinic tomorrow morning. he won the cy young award in 2007. >> he does a lot to give back. >> he does. >> mark joins us now. its been another long night for the warriors. >> they will having a rough go of it in the short season. you always hear one of the big problems these days, all the great players, want to go to

the cities like new york, los angeles, miami, chicago, looks right now like the best collection of players in the nba have wound up in oklahoma city after just toying the warriors, and -- occupying a court side seat for the games today. first pass, look how it ended? robn 't sin, the warriors -- they were down only five. james hardin up top. he misses it. look at them get it going the other way. ellis, had problems scoring of late. not on that particular job. only 13 points tonight but the thunder, they just clicked it on in late. they score 28 points in the final six. durant, wow, have a look at his move on the base, so quick and he owns it in the final moments, 37 to lead everybody another of his efforts, thunder, completely playing ahead at different speeds.

anybody who has any ideas to what to do with a bat, welcome addition to the giants and they go get what you may call a tough out. good guy with a bat. ryan, joining the giants, one year deal. that's not guaranteed, it's pending a physical. he lands a spot he will make 1.25 million. he hit 271 last year with the cardinals. you may remember him, two outs, two strike hit in the 9th inning for the cardinals. sent the game into extra winnings. just the guy who makes contact. tiger going to tee it up at pebble it. he is in contention. take a look at a beautiful shot right here. 12, he stick itself right

there. another beautiful long birdie put. it's australian's open. that starts in about an hour from now. much early today. novak. andy murray -- nearly five hours. punch that ticket for the final in his trip. only january but the american women's soccer team book their flights for london this summer as they earn a trip to the summer olympics, 3-0 win over kosta rica and congratulations to them on that effort. that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> fun trip with sports. dubai and --. >> wide world of sports. >> thank you. >> thank you for trusting us.

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