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five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. firefighters vallejo and beyond battled a massive fire at an abandoned warehouse. deborah talked to officials who say that homeless people may be responsible. >> reporter: smoke is still rising. these ruins are still burning. almost eight hours later as you can see all that's left are the support beams from the huge building. firefighters watched as this old warehouse melted away. four stories, 150,000 square feet. it was empty and away from other structures so. >> it's not worth risking firefighters lives to go in and try to make an attack. >> reporter: instead they doused it from a distance and posted crews to watch for spot fires. the warehouse built in the 40s

was condemned and due for demolition but fire did it first and more dramaticly. >> this thing was built they built things good then. there is a lot of wood in there. all that -- real dry boost. >> they used it for just storage of just about anything. >> reporter: those who have been inside the warehouse recall wood beams coated in preserviaives, creating heavy dark smoke. these are the fires early moments. >> it was very intense. it was a very intense flames. . >> reporter: and propane bottles squatters inside were heard exploding. >> there is probably a lot of furniture and stuff that have been brought in by homeless people that were living. >> reporter: if campers started the fire they didn't stay to say so. it did attract dozens of people watching who had to be pushed

back away from the smoke and the danger. >> my husband has a warehouse and he keeps his car at. he was worried. didn't know where -- what side it was on. >> reporter: fortunately this happened at i northern end of the island, the least developed part and the worst smoke drifted out over the water away from neighborhoods. crews will be out monitoring the scene all night and investigators won't get out to take a closer look until tomorrow or the next day because it's still very hot. we are live, ktvu channel 2news. >> that fire is the biggest fire there since the blaze that destroyed a wine warehouse. the wine central storage facility was destroyed back in october of 2005. while the warehouse that burned today was empty, the wine warehouse had 6 million bottles of wine. 92 wineries and 42 private collectors stored wine there

and it did $200 million in damage. authorities later arrested a man on suspicious of arson. >> as you can see from the report it's still smoky up there and the wind is blowing in. >> it is. let's get a check on the wind conditions from mark and how are things looking? >> reporter: winds not to extreme. maybe ten miles an hour. maybe tonight and tomorrow winds not a big factor. winds all day really haven't been that extreme but if you have taken a look at that fire l is a noticeable movement and direction and take a look at the maps on the island as you can see around highway 37 we will go head and widen out and those winds clocking out of the east and north a very defined wind direction. as a result the smoke transimportanted to these communities reports -- san rafael, nevado, so enough to transport the smoke in those areas. winds today not much of a deal but i'm tracking stronger winds and rain.

ly have more on that in the forecast. >> all right. thank you. that fire on the island could be seen for miles around the bay area. a viewer sent us this photograph take a look. you can see the blaze involved here. the flames spreading throughout the warehouse. another picture from a viewer, deanna taylor posted this on the facebook page. this was taken further away on a hill and again you can see the building totally consumed in flames. the smoke from the fire could be seen for miles. in fact julie took this photograph on highway 29 near napa. the fire produced a large thick area of smoke. for more on the warehouse fire including raw video be sure to go to our website ktvu.com. >> the streets of oakland quiet after dozens of protesters marched last night.

about 70 or so took to the streets around nine marching from city hall to oakland. officers followed them through the entire march. social media sites indicated that the demonstration could grow violent there. were no reports of violence, vandals or arrests. protesters gathered for a general assembly. they are planning another demonstration tomorrow. a rally and march. it's boeing called a day of action what they call police repression. supporters are asked to fill courtrooms as some of those arrested last week will be in court. police say they know about the events and have hired extra officers. we turn now to breaking news in oakland reports of a triple shooting. jade hernandez is live with the latest on what's happening. >> reporter: the crime tape is up. we know this shooting happened

between 32nd and 33ered. we can take you over here. we know right now this shooting happened about an hour ago. now take a look at this. this is video shot in the past hour. we don't have conditions on the victims, three people were shot. this is video here that you are looking at. again three people, multiple victims involved in this late afternoon shooting. we have been told police haven't made any arrests. i want to bring you back out live because it's a lot of evidence markers that litter the road. these usually mark shell casings, you can see police working. i want you to take a look at this corner market. a lot of people are still out here. i talked to a few people who said they hadn't hard anything yet but you can see how dangerous it would have been about an hour ago when it happened because a lot of people still out and about right now. police were -- we are still waiting for police to give a comment on what happened, on this investigation. there is a sergeant on scene.

we have been told he will come over to us and give us an update as soon as hek. right now all we know is the shooting happened in the past hour, three people have been shot, no updates on their conditions, of course as soon as we get more information we will pass it along. reporting live. >> authorities in washington say the husband of a missing utah woman killed himself and his two sons today in a house explosion. the home of josh powell was destroyed in the blast. the explosion happened moments after a social worker brought the two boys, age five and seven to the home for a supervisorred visit. the social worker said when they tried to walk in the house powell blocked her. the house then exploded moments later. he moved to washington after his wife disappeared in 2009. he said he had taken his sons on a midnight trip in freezing temperatures the night his wife vanished. police in richmond are investigating iodatedly

shooting yesterday. it happened in broad daylight. the gun fire started just before noon in the 1700 block of chandler. they found a 22-year-old man in the road with several gun shot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police haven't made any arrests movement about 12 hours later and just a few block away a man was hurt in a shooting near virginia avenue and 21st street. it happened just before 12:30. the victim was in the hospital with gun shot wounds, police found the suspected gunman in a truck near the scene started chasing them. the driver of the truck lost control and crashed in albany. police arrested two of the men but a third escaped. >> an oakland family is out of a home after a truck smashed in to their apartment. it happened around 8:30 at an apartment complex at international and havens court. a truck was speeding when it hit a light pole and flew over a tree before plowing in to the building and bursting in to

flames. we talked to one neighbor who saw it happen. >> the car caught on fire and they were trying to stop but they couldn't. we ran out of the house and it was just horrible. it was just a terrible accident. >> reporter: firefighters put out fire with in minutes. everybody inside the apartment got out up hurt. the driver of the truck took off on foot and was later arrested by oakland police. a suspect dui driver was arrested in hayward after he sideswiped a patrol car. it happened just before 10:30. the driver hit the deputy's car and kept ongoing. there was a short pursuit until the car stopped at forest and d street. the man was arrested on suspicious of driving under the influence. >> a fight to save a man's life. why his immigration status is holding up his chance at life saving surge. > >> former new york city mayor

gives his opinion on the gop race for the white house. which candidate he says he would consider endorsing. >> and coming up a historic find at brown university. what it has to do with civil rights activist malcolmx.

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. in you know someone planning to drink the police say to make sure they have a driver. officers will be out in full force tonight looking for drunk drivers. in contra costa there will be special patrols in certain neighborhoods in addition to regular patrol officers movement aaa is making easy foredriver who have been drinking to get home safely. they will give you a free tow home for up to ten miles. just call 800aaa help and say a need a tipsy tow. >> a man in desperate need a kidney transplant will have to wait after the hospital in san

francisco called off his surgery. as patrializes now it's the man's immigration status that is holding up the operation. >> reporter: slowly dieing kid ney failure, fearing he won't live to see his daughter grow up. >> i had my insurance, works everything. >> reporter: after six and a half years on the list he made it to the top, only to find out surgery would be unlikely because he would not be able to afford the lifetime of follow up care required. as a undocumented worker he is not entitled to medicare and medical which often pick up the bulk of the cost. his plight is gaining national attention and support is coming in. $400 since this website went live last thursday. >> has paid his taxes, waited his time on the list. >> reporter: some say the hospital should dot surgery because it's the right thing to

do but they disagree. they say it doesn't make decisions based on immigration status. instead a spokesman said that because there is such a shortage of organs the ethical thing is to make sure it's give tonight person with the best chance of long term survival and that includes the necessary follow up care. jesus's wife spoke to us off camera. she hopes to donate a kidney to her husband. >> he will die next week, next month, next year. i don't noma will happen. >> reporter: they and the hospital are expected to meet soon to discuss their options. in san ramone. >> supervisors are considering a proposed cap on marijuana clinics. they issued a recommendation last month to limit the number to nine in unincorporated parts of the county there. are six now in operation and root three waiting for a response on their application.

health officials say limits needed to prevent to many shops and other related businesses such as smoke shop. a san jose man is in jail tonight accused of kidnapping his ex-girlfriend. police say vincent padia forced her into his cara round 7:00 in san jose. the woman was able to escape by come jumping out of the moving car. she then called a friend. officers say later pedia attacked the friend with a knife. he was arrested yesterday afternoon. nobody was seriously hurt. >> san jose based semi conductor company micron named a new chief executive, 51-year- old mark durkin, to now lead the company. just last week he announced he would retire in august. the quick move is intended to calm worries after steve appleton died when his plane

crashed in idaho on friday. >> at least 30 people including five women and children were killed in new violence knead syria. the blood shed after a deadly day yesterday whereas many as 200 were killed in the city of holmes. during a visit to bulgaria the secretary of state blasted russia and china who locked a vote calling for the leader of syria to step down. >> what happened yesterday at the united nations was a travesty. those countries that refused to support the arab league plan bear full responsibility for protecting the brutal regime. >> reporter: according to the united nations more than 5400 people have died since last march when rebels started rising up. there is a fear that the turmoil could turn into a all

out civil war. >> the growing outrage and frustration with yesterday's veto decision could be seen today in san francisco. alex was there as protesters took their anger to the russian consulate. >> reporter: calling for an end to the killing a couple dozen syrian americans protested outside the russian cansulat experience their frustration was clear. >> shame on you. shame on you. >> reporter: they focused on russia because that country support for the syrian president. >> they need to see the health reality t see people are dying. >> reporter: this 26-year-old didn't want to give us her name worried the government may target her family back home. she said many people are afraid to speak out which is why she went to the rally. >> it's very important. it's the revolution is something we needed from long

time. it's time for us to be lib rated. >> reporter: just this week russia and china vetoed a resolution calling for the leader of syria to step down. >> sad to see russia doesn't value its relationship with syria as a country but it's relationship specifically with the leader. >> reporter: today's demonstration was organized by the northern california chapter of the syrian american council. a security officer from the united states state department did come by to watch the crowd. as the violence rages back home they are trying to give voice to those being hurt. a syrian composer said his parent was attacked because he has taken part in protests. >> we are paying the price. >> reporter: we weren't able to reach anyone from the consulat oh, comment but organizers say more of these demonstrations

are planned here in the near future. in san francisco. alex savage. >> rudy giuliani weighed in on the race. he said he likes romney but that he has serious concerns about what the former governor stands for. just as in 2008 the former governor wins nevada. the momentum let him focus at the president. >> is this week he has been trying to take a bow for 8.3% unemployment. not so fast mr. president. >> reporter: not so fast is the message from the cowboy in the bolo tie. since winning iowa, rick santorum says he is still in the fight. on sunday he said romney's perceived strength is anything but. >> the president -- executes the laws and tries to motivate the american public to make change that are necessary.

it's not necessarily a ceo type of position. >> reporter: gingrich finished well behind him in nevada and said he isn't quitting the race but. >> i believe the president is such a direct threat to the future of this country that i will support the republican nominee because i think the re- election of the president is a disaster. >> reporter: ron paul said is he staying on the trail but as the only candidate without a state win he was asked when victory will come. >> it's hard to say when but we have three or four states that we believe our numbers are doing well. republican on tuesday colorado and minnesota hold their caucuses and missouri has a nonbinding primary. the big one in march, super tuesday with its ten state contest and 437 delegate haul. >> now to new york city former mayor and if he supports romney.

>> he has changed his position on almost everything. he was a traditional, moderate republican, strong on fiscal matters, conservative, but socially moderate. he changed all that. >> reporter: he said he is inclined to support romney but he isn't ready to endorse anyone right now. he said romney and ginger have good arguments as to why they are the better candidate. a florida man who supports ron paul is suing the gingrich campaign for allegedly roughing him up. he said he was wearing a ron paul t-shirt ask carrying a ron paul sign at his polling place when candidate gingrich showed up. he said security guards trying to get him away from gingrich fractured his foot to try to move him. >> they said just block him, everybody step on his toes, you know did their best to block my spine push me out of the way.

>> reporter: ron paul's campaign has asked for an poll game the lawsuit seek more than 75,000 dollars in damage. >> during an interview the president said he deserves to be electioned. >> i deserve a second term but we aren't done. when you and i sat down we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. we had found out that we had lost that month 750,000 jobs, now we are creating 250,000. >> reporter: he went onto say that the key is to make sure the country doesn't start turning in the wrong direction. the senate is considering a bill that would strengthen cyber security. the proposed legislation would increase the government's ability to regulate computer security systems for certain companies, critical to homeland security such as water, power and nuclear plants. the bill is drawing strong criticism from some companies saying it goes to far but some

security experts say this type thing is needed. >> california appears to be losing money on cars once belonging to state lawmakers. as of last year state lawmakers don't receive a karasch a perk for being in office. now they get mile reimbursed and the state has been selling old cars at auction. now the sacramento bee reports most of those cars have been sold at a loss. a car belonging to a state member sold at a 21,000-dollar loss and a car belongs to a senator is selling at a 10,000- dollar loss. >> a lost recording of a speech by malcolm x. a student found a tape of his 1961 address in providence rhode island in school archives. the 35-year-old said african americans should embrace their identities in culture instead of trying toa stimulate into white society. he was assassinated four years after that speech.

>> crisis talks in greece now delayed. coming up what is on the line if the country fails to reach an agreement. >> and new information about the three mushroom pickers lost for six days in the forest. how a dead cell phone helped them. >> and another big named designer selling at big box retailer target. who who is now being offered online and in the store.

. mass evacuations underway in northern australia as floodwaters threaten homes and levees. authorities told residents to leave predicting for predicting record flood levels. the town was flooded during last year's unprecedented rains which claimed 35 people. the entertainment industry is mourning the loss of two respected environmental film makers, mike degrew and andrew wick. they died yesterday in a helicopter crash in eastern australia. they worked for national geographic. they were filming a new

documentary for the channel when they crashed. >> in other news of the world tonight crisis talks for a debt deal in greece have been pushed to tomorrow. party leaders met with the prim minister but failed to reach an agreement. they are racing to finalize reforms needed for new bailouts, without it they would face bankruptcy. for measure who put them further into depth. at least seven are in dead after a car bombing in afghanistan. an empty parked car was detonated killing five police officers and two civil ans. at least 19 with injuried. nobody has claimed responsibility but a spokesman for the governor blamed insurgent its. and a state of emergency in place in bosnia after days of heavy snow. a removal operation is underway. the storm which started friday has covered the city in a record three feet of snow. thousands of people were left stranded and several buildings and roads were closed. >> we have new information tonight on how three people lost in southwest oregon caught the attention of rescuers.

a pilot found them yesterday after they used a dead cell phone and a knife to flash a signal at pilots. they spent six days lost and cold in the forest. they say they thought they weren't going to get outa live. they had gone looking for mushrooms when they got lost. florida lawmakers considering legislation that would ban the buying of sweets with food stamps. receivers would be allowed to use food manies for milk, vegetables and meat but not cake, cookies or snack foods including chips. supporters say it'll help them follow healthy eating habits but critics say the government shouldn't dictate who people eat. california is among the state that have tried to pass similar legislation with no success. >> a new casino wants to enforce term limits on casino workers. the casino will open in may. they plan to hire employees bartenders to bell hops to food

servers for terms of four to six years after which they will have to reapply. union members calling age discrimination. >> i think that is wrong, morally and also against the casino act that stated good jobs with benefits for trayful workers. >> officials are defending the policy saying creates a competitive work environment. >> another high end fashion designer has paired up with target. jason wu's new collection hit the store shelfs and website today. he is best known for designing the first lady's dress for the inauguration. his new 53 piece collection is made

. we want to return now to the top story tonight. a live look at a warehouse, destroyed by fire. you can see some smoke still covering the ground there. a four alarm blaze consumed the four story, 150,000 square foot building earlier today. all that's left are the support beams for the building. dozens of firefighters rushed to scene when it was reported just before 10:00 this morning. here is what it looked like earlier today. flames and dense black smoke from the building. the fire was at the northern end of the island and the wind pushed much of it out over the bay, away from the marina and downtown. officials believe homeless people started the fire there. are no reports of injuries. >> update now on the breaking news we brought you earlier in the newscast. we are now learn that five people were hurt in a drive by shooting in oakland.

it happened just before four this afternoon on the 3300 block of avalin. the victim had nonlife threatening injuries, no arrests have been made. >> this wednesday san francisco sheriff is scheduled to return to court to try to get a judge to let him resume contact with his son. the sheriff is bar from contacting his 2-year-old son since he was arrested january 13th on domestic violence charges involving his wife. on friday he became emotional as he told reporters he missed his son and his son missed him. he has pleaded not guilty to the domestic violence charges, his trial is set later this month. >> a second cruise ship with a nora virus outbreak docked in florida. it sailed in to port, this morning officials with the cruise line say 81 passengers and nine crew members came down with the illness.

another ship also had an outbreak, almost 160 passengers and crew got sick. both vessels are now being sanitized while in port movement classes set to resume tomorrow at a high school where hundreds became sick last week. janitors have been busy cleaning the school. more than 300 students got sick there last week with a stomach bug. officials say it's probably the nora virus. health officials are urging people to take precautions after several outbreaks of the virus there. they report that since january 20th there have been four outbreaks in schools and child care centers and six this long term care facilities. officials advice you to wash your hands and clean commonly touched surfaces. >> despite earlier concerns, people who do so-called yoyo dieting are not at a higher risk of early death and people who don't. in a new report american cancer

society looked at 100,000 men and women. they say previous studies failed to show intentional weight loss and weight loss due to disease such as cancer. they didn't take into account health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure and smoking. five northern california cities made it into forbes list of the 20 most miserable metro areas in country and one of them is here in the bay area. based on a look at a mix of factors like violent crime, unemployment, pollution and foreclosures they can listed miami as the number one miserable city. sacramento came in 5th. stockton was number 11, merced 15th, val johan . >> i have long known this but women do have better skills behind the wheel when it comes to parking. that's the conclusion of a month long study by the largest

car park operate america britain. with the help of cameras, 2500 drivers, they were graded on aspects 0 to 20. women scored about 13.4 on average compared to 12.3 for men. women were better at finding a spot and centrally positioning cars, men took longer but parked quicker once they found it. i think that's flawed. when we return, the kings may be on the move but not to where you may think. the big city that's been in talks with them ; also this weekend's nice sunny weather. about to go away. mark is joining us next with when we can expect rain.

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. pay area residents asked not to burn wood tonight. the mild weather will trap pollution coming wood smoke. now today was not an official spare the air day which would make burning illegal. instead they are asking people to comply, they say if enough do we can avoid another spare the air day. >> its been pleasant out there. let's check in with mark and look at the forecast. >> yeah i have been having the same weather story for some time. finally changes to talk about. the storm approaching the bay area. right now on the map -- a live storm tracker. we do the zoom in tighter. parts of the area. it's after a nice afternoon. you will see the high clouds sweeping through the bay. the foreground. warmed up nicely with the readings back up in to the 60s even a few low 70's. santa cruz reported 70 in

gilroy, 74 -- look at these 60s across most of the area in santa rosa, fairfield 65, forecast headlines for tonight we do have this. mostly cloudy, tomorrow high clouds, still on the mild received the extended. there is that rain on tuesday and after that another warming trend. overnight lows you can see coolest locations in 30s for santa rosa and napa partly to mostly cloudy and san jose a forecast low of 41 degrees. satellite here the weather system developing out in the pacific out to the west and it'll approach the coastline. so for tomorrow we will thicken up the lie clouds, by monday night and tuesday, winds will be increasing. the winds out of the south in advance of the frontal system. rain returns in to early tuesday morning, the heaviest for the drive and we will have to watch the winds, high wind

watches prepped by the national weather service for the coast and for the hills beginning monday night and into tuesday morning. winds could be topping 50 miles an hour for these two hour areas and still gusty wind the rest of the bay area as well. the cloud and rainfall forecast model high clouds in to tomorrow afternoon at one. lue see the rain shield starting to move in. here we go tuesday morning at 12:00 this is a time the winds will crank up. thehe drifts morning, moderate to heavy rainfall first thing tuesday and off and on showers as we head into tuesday afternoon and in to the evening. the main impacts with the heaviest rain and the strongest winds scheduled to move in early tuesday morning. forecast highs up for tomorrow. mainly in the 60s. santa rosa 65, hayward 64, san jose 67 and gilroy the upper 60s. here is a look ahead. the extended forecast and the one rain cloud. into tuesday by wednesday

partly cloudy and fact warm things back up, back up in to the mid to upper 60's by thursday and friday. with the weekend always in view just a few clouds sneaking into the bay area. a tiny cab of a few sprinkles but finally a storm to talk act. the real deal at least for a few hours with the heavy rain and strong winds. >> wow. okay. thank you. >> new documents how seattle is teamed up with a wealthy san francisco hedge fund manager to try to bring in nba team back to seattle. according to the seattle times the city has been follow what happens to the deal for the kings. sacramento is facing a march first deadline to build an arena for the team. the manager reportedly spearheading the effort is azelate native. >> we will hear from the san francisco giants as they are now just weeks from spring training. >> and a wild met meltdown in the round of the phoenix open.

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. good evening. welcome to this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. today sports entiny that won't feature kelly clarkson or madonna. first vindication on the golf course. stanley blew a five stroke lead last week on the final day in the pursuit of his first tour win. spencer who somehow missed the warning was up six in the open. stanley started eight up but was even when he came to 14, even until he made that birdie put.

the answer, the birdie of his own. they were tied again. things went bad for him at 15 after his t shot went in to the cactus. able to use his putter to get out into the rough. from there he had a good look at the green but needs to carry about 208 yards of water. that doesn't happen. he got the double bogie. he was left two streaks back. the heat on stanley, this putt for par at 16 to keep the one stroke lead. then at 18 a put like the one he couldn't make last week and sudden death. this time the putt goes. he has a round of 65. his first tour win. pro athletes usually don't get such a quick shot. giant fans filled with optimism about the quickly approaching 2012 baseball season. the management addressed one thing in the off season that was lacking, speed.

pagan will be a candidate for the center fielder. the career hitter last year stole 32 bases, he was part of the off season plan by the mets that saw him turn the page on several veterans. >> i got surprised by the trade because the mets, i heard they didn't want to trade me but they did. i was happy because i was coming to san francisco on a contending team, that has -- the team to beat in the west and you know it makes me proud of the way i work, the way i prepare myself something that i -- think this team needs is speed and that's something i will bring. >> i think brian has done a great job of just making this more athletic, faster and something i think that caught up with us last year. we know we had struggles offensively but one thing that shows up is speed helps put pressure on the other club. >> the guys we have i feel like speed is necessary for this team. we have been a team that's been lacking that and i know as a

pitch when he guys are stealing bases that's a hard thing to deal with keeping a guy out of scoring position so that a single doesn't turn into a run. you keep the guy on first, turns in to a possible double play situation. i feel like we are moving in the right direction. >> the team that has lost fewer games than any other in the season will be at the coliseum on tuesday. the thunder, the next challenge for the warriors. james and the heat going international today and hosting the raptors, two thirds in on this play. chris bosh with the no look to dwayne wade. wade for two of his 25. the other member of the trio lead the heat. james with a steal. and he will put one in as only he can. he had 30 for miami which wins 95-89 and improves to 18-6. senate celtics fighting to right the ship after a systemling start. rondo goes to the hoop and gets

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. it was a nice take care of business week for the team from saint mary's, they won their game on san diego on thursday and then got to rest of the rest of weekend as they gear up for what lies ahead. ten years ago randy took over a team that had gone 2-27 and had not won a conference game. they have averaged better than 20 wins a year. 22-2 this year, number 18 in the country this version of the gales could be his best. >> it's the best start we have

had. whatever that means. we had good team that have started well. this team is -- been able to sustain it so far. lot of how a team is remembered is how they finished. > whips the pass. >> how last year's team finished may provide some of the motivation for this year. >> time to come back out. it's mcdonald. he got it to go. >> reporter: they started out 17-2 but faded down the stretch and --. >> down another. >> reporter: and failed to make the field. adding to the disappointment -- the first round of the nit. >> we felt we under achieved. we made sure -- that after that in spring, summer fall we got ready for this year. >> reporter: averaging a double double rob jones is a force for the gales inside. the play making usually goes through junior guard matthew. he is part of an australian

pipeline that throw has included daniel kicker and patty mills. given them a distint personality. >> the perfect squad -- like small and close knit and -- they go to -- i go over there. it makes it feel more like home. >> reporter: five on the roster this year but that is no longer a major story line. >> the identity of our program is not so much that anymore. it's saint mary's college. good program. i would rather it that way. it was a news worthy story and kind of a novelty but now it's just a good program. >> they still strug well identity. there are many institutions named saint mar y's. >> we still have -- airports where saint mayy's but we aren't to worried right now. >> he have the issue sometimes

with the name recognition but it's all right. out west and in the bay area this team -- people know us. >> reporter: they will get plenty of opportunity to gain more recognition in the days ahead. there is a road game next week at gonzaga, a brackett busker game against murray state. then they could always do what they did in 20 so 01. make the tournament and win a couple of games. making it to the final 16. cal heads to southern california to take on u sc and ucla the bears a game behind washington after splitting the schools this weekend. michigan coach and his team had won three straight against michigan state. they were trying to make it four in a row at the home of the spartans today. brandon wood drives and dishes to dawson for a jail. they had the lead by eight at half time. it was wood delivering a knock out punch in the second half with a three.

win streak, 64-54. there is the matter of that game going on right now. it is 17-15. patriots leading in the third. we will have it all at ten. see you then. >> okay. thank you. >> coming up tonight at ten. we remain at scene of a multiple shooting in west oakland. five people were hurt in the drive by, we are talking police about a possible motive and we will have the update for you tonight at ten. >> thank you for trusting ktvu. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> we continue with the news here on ktvu channel 2. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece.

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