only on two, a granny video from the san franciscouate -- san francisco jail and the man who says it shows sheriff deputies punching him and beating him. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm amelia santaniello. he says 10 officers punched him and beat him. the case is now headed to federal court. debra villalon live in the city where she spoke to the man this evening and he told her it was all unprovoked.

>> reporter: and that these dvds obtained by court order showed it. the altercation happened upstairs at jail intake just over a year ago. >> then he punched me in the side of the face out of nowhere. >> reporter: derrell was being booked into jail. and says he was beat out of nowhere. where several deputies circled, one shouting. >> do what we tell you to do. that's what he's in my face saying. >> reporter: next a premeditated attack. >> he's going to the doors, checking the doors, he looked back at him. now watch out of nowhere, boom to the face. >> reporter: here it is again closer. >> they all on cue. and boom punch in the side of the face. there's no resisting whatsoever. >> reporter: hunter lands on the floor he says being kicked and handcuffed. >> and yanked and yanked and yanked. >> reporter: other cameras he

says would show more. >> you see where the blur is conveniently at right. >> reporter: as many as nine deputies are seen dragging hunter to a cell. a few hours later, he is booked and released. >> this is what they normally do people that they don't like. >> reporter: his claims now of excessive force were denied by the city. but as he goes to federal trial, he's confident these videos and his willingness to pursue them will bolster his case. a spokesman for the city attorney's office says yes the lawsuit has been acknowledged but he couldn't say more about it. now the original charges hunter was brought in on making a threat were ultimately dismissed. we're live in san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu news. more details now, we've learned that derrell hunter was known to prison officials. ktvu was there when he was

released from prison after serving seven years for a murder conviction that was overturned. on a new trial, hunter was acquitted on all charges. prison officials are calling it a riot and say it involves as many as 200 prisoners. it broke out about 11:30 this morning in the exercise yard for inmates who just arrived at the prison. several inmates were slashed or stabs during the riot. meantime death row inmates in three states filed a lawsuit today to stop the drug sodium pazal from being imported into the united states. lawyers for those inmates say the fda's breaking the law to import it because the drug has

not been approved. a mat prepared to a convicted killer -- a map prepared by a convicted killer led investigators to a skull. shermentine sent a map to a bounty hunter leading them to the remains. they say the skull does not belong to makaila garrett who was kidnapped in hayward. >> we're really happy for the family. i'm hope they're able to find the rest of the people that he's stolen from families. bring their daughters, mothers, sisters home. >> reporter: there is a bay area connection to today's search. specialized search dogs from santa clara county helped san

joaquin and calav era s officials find the remains. john fowler tells us why doctors initially thought they both had mad cow disease. >> reporter: the first case is a woman who lived in san rafael. family members say elene shaw fell suddenly ill last year, cognitive problems, a sort of rapid dementia. she died a week ago from cdj. >> without confirmation, i was a little upset, confused, ignorant and looking for more information. >> reporter: craig mccallister said they lived in england, raised a family when the mad cow disease boomed. >> we kept ourselves from the area where the disease was infected. >> reporter: spread by poor butchering. symptoms typically develop within 10 years but new reports

from england suggest the latency could be much longer, now 20 years. >> i feel comfortable right now for myself but that's an open issue. >> reporter: some people worry there could be an outbreak here. >> why i don't eat a lot of red meat and i don't feed it to my kids. it's not surprising. >> anything we eat should be concerned where it comes from and how it's processed. so it is a concern. >> reporter: the county health officer has now ruled out variant cdj in shaw's death. it was the natural form. a cdj in another adult that's still living is now confirmed but says it's unlikely to be the variant form. there's no evidence of threat or any problem with the food supply. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. tents belonging to supporters of the occupy movement are popping up again at uc berkeley sprawl plaza. >> these are clearly intended for lodging or camping. i don't see anybody camping in these. >> i don't either. >> okay, answer right there. >> we counted about five at the present times set up this

afternoon. uc police told protesters to remove them. now we checked back with uc police tonight and they told us the tents are still there. this is the same spot where police in riot gear tore down a student encampment last fall. police in oakland arrested joseph briones. a judge issued a stay away order. briones returned to frank ogawa plaza last night and was arrested. occupy gathering have been less volatile ever since stay orders were issued. now to the campaign for president. republican rick santorum is moving up. his campaign received a boost from victories in colorado and minnesota. santorum is now tied with newt

gingrich who's been fading. ron paul comes in with 10%. today santorum set his sites on romney accusing him of playing got' cha politics. >> he's interested in trying to pander and make political sauce when there's real substantive issues of how we're going to change the problems. >> santorum said some pet projects were necessary for defense or health problems. the pursuit of the white house was the main topic today at the cpac in washington, d.c. several former candidates spoke mostly against president obama. romney, gingrich and santorum are scheduled to appear there tomorrow. ron paul is not. chuck reed delivered a state of the city address tonight and the issue that dominated the evening is a

devisive one. lloyd lacuesta is live where the mayor was not the only one speaking out tonight. >> reporter: i've been at about every mayor's state of the state speech. and tonight there was something rarely seen. city workers were outside the san jose civic auditorium tonight protesting against the mayor demanding an investigation. one even carried a sign proclaiming no trust for the mayor because of his call for pension reform. >> i think he's exaggerated it in order to declare a fiscal state of emergency just to say there's a massive need for a complete pension overhaul. >> reporter: in his speech the mayor looked forward after a year of lay offs and reducing services. >> that's why the year 2012 will be year of hope, optimism and recovery in san jose. >> reporter: mayor reed is pushing what he calls a fiscal reform plan. to lower the retirement of health care cost paid to city workers. >> every dollar the city pays for retirement cost is a dollar

we can't spend on services for our residents. >> reporter: today several city unions accused the mayor of ethics violations and promoting his pension reform measure for the june ballot. they say members have taken pay cuts or early retirement because he had said retirement cost would be $66 billion by the year 2018. when the actual projection is $430 million. >> moral is at an all time low. the mayor has been beating us with this $650 million as if it were a baseball bat. >> it's not a worse case number, it's a pessimistic number. that's how i explained it to the people. >> reporter: now there's talk of removing it from the ballot because the mayor has allegedly been misleading voters. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news.

a south bay principal arrested. and millions of the dollars for the bay area. in eight minutes the big change we could expect tomorrow. plus he has a busted window to prove it. the road rage injury that played out on the bay bridge today and what officers found on the other driver. six- whatcha lookin' for hon?

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david stevenson tell us what the victim did that led to the suspect being arrested and what police found when they took him into custody. >> reporter: maloy says he was minding his own business and the speed limit. >> i heard a shot and at that time my window shattered. >> reporter: they believe the driver of this big rig threw a small metal object at the van. >> the next thing i know, the window was on the side. >> reporter: the driver called 911. >> i asked him to follow safety. we didn't want them to get into more instances. that's when he saw me and

flagged me down. >> reporter: police arrested cardoza. he was charged with a felony. >> he was cooperative. he answered all of our questions. >> reporter: the chp tells us cardoza was found with a powdery substance that was believed to be cocaine or meth when he was booked into jail. >> fortunately nobody was hurt. no weapons were found. >> reporter: the chp is lead investigator in this case. the department of veterans affaired sent two investigators to comb this van for evidence. david stevenson. new at 10:00, the principal at a south bay high school is on leave following a dui arrest. mark lodwick was stopped by morganhill police. ktvu spoke to valley christian president tonight who says the school is waiting for more information on the incident before taking any further

action. lodewyk has been principal for seven years. steven moore used his car to pin a police vehicle against another vehicle. police explained why police followed moore to castro valley. >> we really want to focus on last night and what mr. moore was currently engaged in which was selling drugs in the city of berkeley. >> reporter: investigators say they found a half pound of cocaine in a home a few blocks from where that shooting happened. moore is hospitalizeed in critical condition. the officer who was pinned was treated and released. pg & e says repairs to an underground vault may cause a brief power outages tonight in san francisco. smoke was reported coming out of a manhole cover about 3:00 this afternoon on carney street near clay. the fire was sparked by a failed secondary fuse inside the vault.

fortunately no one was injured in the fire. police had to shortly shut down streets in the area. california attorney general camela harris said california is getting the lions share $18 billion of the $25 billion settlement. >> $12 billion is a commitment for reduction of short sale. along with a pot of money that will be available for restitution and also for refinancing. >> nationwide the settlement will help about 1 million households that are under water. but about 11 million homeowners are in that predictment. some 750,000 homeowners who were foreclosed upon improperly will get about $2,000 each. those foreclosure abuses happened between 2008 and 20111. who here in the bay area will benefit from today's settlement? tom vacar breaks down the numbers and tell us why three

out of five troubled homeowners won't qualify. >> reporter: this mother is in bankruptcy court trying to save her home. she said she had to do that becaushae ng to deal with bank of america has been what she calls a two yearlong horror. >> i've submitted two application, currently we're in a review with the investor phase. >> reporter: 400,000 californians will get some sort of relief. >> it is not a comprehensive fix. but it is an important step in the right direction. >> reporter: borrowers who already lost their homes between 2008 through last year will receive up to $2,000 in restitution. folks we met today are weary. >> i just feel it's way too late. i have too many friends already that have lost their homes. >> my first instinct is that it's an election year, that's

my first instinct on hearing this kind of thing. >> i don't have any confidence in getting with this. >> there's a lot of families out there hurting not just fine. >> reporter: but three out of five homeowners will not get any help. that's because their home loans are carried by fannie mae and freddie mac. in the bay area, alameda county will get the largest amount of mortgage relief as $750 million. contra costa will get $651 million. santa clara 548 million, and solano $334 million. the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped again and is now close to a four year low. the labor department says claims dropped by 15,000 to 358,000. the four week average is 366,250. that's the lowest since april

of 2008. economists say when applications are consistently below 375,000 hiring is strong  enough to lower the unemployment rate. despite the encouraging news from the job market and the deal in greece to fix it's stock market. the dow was up six points, the nasdaq was up 11. a mountain view teacher is taking a turn at politics and says he's running for state senate. christopher chang is a teacher at mountain view high school. he's running on the platform of education reform. chang is running for the newly formed 13th district. the new 13th district will run from south san francisco to sunny vale. president obama granted waivers to 10 states allowing them to bow out of the no child left behind program. the only state that applied for flexibility and didn't get it was new mexico. the state's given waivers have to improve how they prepare and evaluate students. california was not on the list

but could later apply. and wow what a day today. look at the daytime highs recorded. santa rosa 72. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow are coming down. clouds increased. sprinkles in the forecast tomorrow. today's picture comes from the napa wetlands. look at that shot. as you look at that shot can you see those high clouds coming in. those clouds are advance in weather system that's headed our way. the main impact of that weather system is north. for us a few sprinkles in the forecast. so clouds increase tomorrow with some sprinkles in your bay area forecast. the storm tracker shows the rain up there. i wish this was for us but it's not. but some of the tail end is going to drag through. so when i come back, we're going to show you the forecast model for tomorrow and we're going to show you when those forecasts could improve your afternoon commute. exactly 48 years to the day after the beatles appeared on the ed sullivan show, paul

mccartny got his own star on the hollywood walk of fame -- mccartney. mccarney said he never imagined as a child in liverpool that he would get such an honor. the beatles already have their own stars. as well as each individual member . paul is the last one. the latest bay area police department to get some new tools to fight crime. plus the report about a new device that sent apples stock soaring today. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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♪ new at 10:00, a police department in contra costa county with a new crime fighting too many. danville police showed it exclusively to maureen naylor telling her it's now standard equipment in eight patrol cars and two motorcycles. >> reporter: the arm of the law has a new eye watching over the

town of danville and mounted right inside police cars. >> there's several thin that is will trigger -- thing that is will trigger it. >> reporter: with a touch of the camera, this camera starting rolling. once the car pulls into the police department, the video is immediately up loaded. it can also go back in time in a sense as we witnessed firsthand. >> like that car right there looked like they ran the light. had i turned on my lights and press record it will go back 30 second and catch it. >> they made a huge difference. >> reporter: police have used similar cameras in san ramon for a few years. they showed us this video of a police stopping a suspicious

car. they showed us this video as they start searches a man on probation for drugs. >> so he gets him in a bear hug and find a gun in his waistband. i think now it's embraced by everybody. >> reporter: capturing while cruises to help set the record straight. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. police in fort brag have released an age progression photo of a young who went missing eight years ago. there in the right side of your screen is a photo of what she might look like now at 40 years old. the new photo is being posted online. crabs had been hospitalized a few years earlier after a mental break down. investigators believe she may have had another break down and disappeared on her own. the website all things

digital says says apple will hold an event in san francisco during the first week of march to announce the new i pad. it's not clear exactly what improvements can be expected but speculation is it'll be faster and will feature an improved graphics display. the report said apple stock higher. the fbi released documents detailing a 1991 background check on apple cofounder steve jobs. during interviews some described jobs as a man of power who distorts reality to achieve his goal. others said he was a person of good character who would make an excellent representative for his country. following the report, the first president bush ended up appointing jobs to his export council. you can read more about those documents at ktvu.com. you will find the story under bay area news. the new billboard taking a swipe of san francisco's sheriff. plus -- >> he's never everyone used a computer -- never even used a

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new at 10:00 tonight, a look behind the scenes of the chinese new year parade. it's happening next week and everybody is really busy putting on all the finishing touches. amber lee is at union square and shows us what she found happening. >> reporter: we are in union square where we found signs already up for no parking. tonight we bring you a special

preview. at the chinese consulate, two dozen performers showed off their acrobatic skills with their lion dance. saturday will be the first chinese parade. >> it's been 2,000 years for acrobatics and martial arts in my town. >> reporter: these performers are not professionals they are farmers by trade. but in the winter they take a break and practice their dances. >> they come to learn from each other. and also learning experience for us coming here. >> reporter: at pier 48 the testing of fire crackers controlled by remote is part of the last minute preparation. each year, the groups build

floats to reflect the chinese new year's floats. >> these mostly come out of my head. >> this year with it being the year of the dragon, the mystical creature is being featured. amber lee, ktvu. >> ktvu.com has more pictures and video of the last minute float preparations that are under way. just look for the entertainment section on the front page of our section. you can watch that parade live right here on channel 2, our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. two groups are trying to get class action status in a chemical and biological testing case. the government tested 40,000 chemicals on active personnel on a span of 50 years at home

and abroad. the trial is set for early next year. the pentagon is issuing new rules for women in war. the rules will allow thousands of women to take military positions they've been restricted from in the past. the rules reflect the reality that women are fighting and dying next to their male counter parts but women will still be barred from combat. if congress takes no action in 30 days the new policy goes into effect. advocates for domestic violence victims say they've raised enough money for a billboard related to the case against sheriff mirkarimi. that billboard will be put up next week. it reads domestic violence is never a private matter. both mirkarimi and his wife deny there was any violence. a bay area man who was taken off the donor list for a

kidney transplant today has new hope. >> reporter: jesus navarro was all smiles today now that he expects to be around long enough to watch his 3-year-old daughter karen to grow up. >> very, very happy. >> reporter: navarro a 35-year- old undocumented immigrant has the man next to him to thank. don kagan is alive today because of a transplanted kidney. >> one of my big pushes since i had a transplant is that transplants need to be for everyone not just for those who have money. >> reporter: when kagan learned last week that navarro had been placed on inactive status, the berkeley tech executive went to work to help a man who has never used a computer. thanks to social media, 140,000 online signatures, $1,000 in donations and international coverage, today ucsf said it was all a misunderstanding. >> we think he has a reasonable

plan for long term coverage. he's moving up the list and perhaps in three to six months he might be at the top. >> reporter: josh adler says it was never about navarro's immigration status it was about the uncertainty of his insurance paying for follow up care. well the future is brighter for jesus navarro. only 52 patients now on ucsf transplant list will receive kidneys this year. and that many more will die waiting. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. federal regulators have given final approval now to a rule that bans ships from releasing sewage into the ocean within 3 miles of california's coastline. the ban applies to cruise ships and large cargo ships. the environmental protection agency said today the new rule will strengthen existing state law. the rule bans all sewage treated or not along the state's 1,624-mile coast. some living history is now

on display at oakland's jack london square. the tall ships lady washington and hawaii chief arrived today for a two week stay. besides walking tours there'll be battle sails where is the ships will maneuver around each other and fire at each other. it appeared in the movie pirates of the caribbean, curse of the black pearl. a stanford student attacked in her own room. tonight the big clue police will hope leads to an arrest. back here in 10 minutes i have a few sprinkles in your forecast for friday. also a look at your bay area weekend, some sprinkles possible there as well. see you back here. and flowers, chocolate, how about a night out? the amount most couples spend on valentine's day and who is spending it.

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new information tonight about a recent attack on the stanford campus. police released a sketch of a man they are looking for. take a look here, it's described as a latino in his 20s, wearing a gray baseball catch, red flannel shirt and blue jeans. a woman sleeping says that she woke up to the man in her room. two contra costa counties topped the list for the most bicycle thefts in the entire system. an analysis of crime data by california watch found from 2006 through 2011 those two stations had more than 430 bike thefts. that accounts for almost 17% of the theft in the entire system. >> you see cars pull up late at

night and they are throwing bicycles in the back of the vans and back of trucks and in trunks. >> reporter: the study reported more than 2,600 bike thefts during that time period at 32 b.a.r.t. stations system wide. we have new details of a piedmont man. police say he had a mere obsession with the victim's wife. our cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom. bagwell is charged of shooting suflix. suflix wife was a student of bagwell at the optical school. the relationship between the two was nothing more than student teacher. but a report from the police says that bagwell's daughter

told them that he fantasized with stewart's wife. -- that he hopes to have the charges dismissed shortly. in syria, government forces bombarded the city of holmes with mortar fire again today killing dozens of people. electricity, food, water and medical supplies are in short supply. the week long offensive is aimed at wiping off opponents of assad. and from the international space station, images of the northern lights like you've never seen them before. the images came from a camera on the space station that took pictures every three to five seconds. this project has been in the works since august. the u.s. state department

has up tated it's travel warnings for mexico with more specific state by state detail. many popular travel destination remain free of warnings. among those are cabo san lucas, cancun, mexico city and waxaca. a new survey reveals shocking new information about valentine gifting. who's spending and why. and chief meteorologist bill martin tracking a change in your bay area forecast. what you will notice tomorrow and your weekend ahead.

valentine's day is approaching and this year it appears that love is on a

budget. a new survey finds americans are planning to spend less on romance and it's not because of the economy. patti lee says one gender is cutting back. >> reporter: that's right it turns the back in spending for gifts related to valentine's day is explained largely by a growing lack of interest among women. florist lydia wall readies for the biggest day of her year. >> valentine's day is the most important flower holiday. >> reporter: she hopes this year will be better than last. but a new survey by visa says americans plan to spend less on valentine's this year. not a big surprise until you dig deeper. turns out men say they are planning to spend 6% more on gifts while women plan to spend less. a whopping 14% less. >> i feel it's a manufactured holiday and i don't want to spend the money that i don't really have on something i don't think matters. >> reporter: does that mean women are less like venus and

more like the grinch. not according to our survey. >> that's our role. it's our nature to chase and impress and that's what we're supposed to do. >> reporter: the younger set is the most enthusiastic about the holiday. >> a little over $200. >> on your sister? >> yeah. >> reporter: according to visa, men plan to spend $145 this year. a bit more than the $140 this year. women however plan to spend just $87. a decrease from the $101 last year. both sexes seem to be -- >> i'll be working on valentine's day. >> reporter: spending may be down over all but restaurants like olivedo here in oakland

are booked for valentine's. so many guys have booked tables for two that the restaurant is opening early and staying open late. patti lee, ktvu. so on our facebook page tonight we asked how much you are planning to spend on your sweety and our first response comes from kelly parvin an she says, it's not about the money spent it's about the time spent. kim walton says she plans to take a trip. she says i'm going to disneyland with my valentine it's also my 30th wedding anniversary. you can like us on facebook and tell us what you think. the pro-am features some familiar faces. jim harbaugh and matt cain are among those taking part. we caught up with harbaugh just 10 minutes before his tee time. the coach said he needed to work on his putting. cain said make no mistake. the celebrities playing on the

pro-am are pretty good golfers. >> put her in the hall. i don't know. we'll see. we're going to have fun today. >> this is competition. i think anybody that comes out and has any thrill with competition this is great. >> reporter: woods is playing in this tournament for the first e time since 2002. in a few minutes see how he started it out. that's next. the state will stop funding moth control. now governor brown's proposed budget stops the use of general the fund men for light brown apple moth research. money from the federal government will keep the program around for at least another year. and what a day we had today. check out the sunset this evening. i know many of you noticed it.

a lot of pictures to the weather center tonight. beautiful as you see the sun setting into the san bruno mountains. the clouds above us are coming from this system which headed our way. the impasse will be mainly cooler, obviously more clouds and maybe as the tail ends drags tomorrow a few sprinkles. so we're definitely looking for a night tonight with increasing clouds and then a chance of sprinkles in the early morning hours. but not a big deal. the big notice will be the cooler daytime highs. today was 72 in santa rosa, tomorrow 59. 66degrees in san francisco, 57 tomorrow. so you see the big drop off in temperatures. san jose down 11 degrees tomorrow. you're going to notice it much cooler out there. overnight lows in the 40s. there might be a little valley fog. you might see a few sprinkles. late tonight, early tomorrow morning. will it have an impact on your commute in the morning. yes, just because everything

has an impact on your commute in the morning. here comes the system lining offshore. i wish it had something to offer but it it just does not. you notice the cloud cover as well, it is not going to be a day like today which was stunning. as we go into tomorrow, 7:00 a.m., there it is. that's really nothing. maybe a little slow up in santa rosa. here around point rays and out in the stinson beach area that's 10:00 a.m. then right it's just low grade stuff. it's not a big deal. sort of nuisance showers if you will. it will filter the sunlight. it will cool your daytime highs and it will make for not that great a day. today was nice. that's how it goes on. saturday another similar system comes in, it won't be a deal

breaker just like tomorrow won't be a deal breaker. you'll get done what you want to get done. even the classic, you guys will get that done. five day forecast breaks down kind of like this. this is the chinese new year parade because that's a big deal. julie haener is going to be following this thing. gasia is going, frank somerville is going, i'm going. mike mibach is going, we're all going. a chance of showers on monday, a little more shower activity. britain's prince harry is ready for combat and he will soon return to afghanistan. he is now headed to the middle east as an attack helicopter pilot. prince harry will be on tour as

early as next month. these are the first nuclear reactors authorized in more than 30 years. they'll be built in georgia at a nuclear power plant that's 750 miles east of atlanta. there are currently 104 nuclear reactors as 64 plants across the united states. kodak says it is going to stop making digital cameras. the company recently filed more bankruptcy and says the decision is part of an effort to become more profitable. it plans to get out of the digital camera, video camera and digital picture frame business by july. kodak invented the digital camera back in 1975. bay area designers have been tapped to transform sidewalk windows. local architecture and design firmed volunteered their services. artists who took part said they were inspired by art work and

stories of homeless children living in san francisco. mark ibanez is up next with more on a spectacular day at pebble. and a college basketball upset. unfortunately involving the bay area's only ranked team.

mark is here now with sports. tiger is not in lead but he's up front. >> yeah, it may be the year of the dragon but the tiger is in presence. everything is the same when it comes to the cashe his very name brings. just like palmer did. thumbs up on tiger's game as well. maybe 45 feet for bird here on the third hole. four under 68, five back at the leader. but the shot of the day has to go to this man, ken duke. watch him at 16 and the ball will find its home beautifully for an eagle. can't get much better than that. an 8-under and he's pretty pumped. this man dustin johnson just missing here. on a shot that would have been

an eagle. he will tap in for bird in a round of 63. not too bad. he wanted that eagle though. hard to believe the warriors have not had an all star in 14 years. the team completed today not a warrior in site. but there were a couple of guys who will make it down the line some day. like rookie thompson. he will put it down. probably his best game of the prowith the 19 points. but curry was definitely all starian. maybe his best game ever for him in the pros 36 points. hit the three, big rainbow and the rare road victory. not up for the task. not that it was an easy one. st.mary's ending gonzaga's run at least tonight for a while longer as spokane fans going

crazy up there on the campus of gonzaga. the zags don't let them down. where's the defense there? he had 27. the, zags just throw the doors off in the second half. gary bell jr. locking it up with a deep three. first conference loss of the year for the gails. now on the other end of the wcc. usf denies them 85-69. moving on over to the pac12 where andrew luck was checking out his buddies. stealing and he will put it down. he had 16 points to lead them. ucla thanks to 22 stanford turnovers will take care of the game. look at eric jones, no look. anderson to dunk it down and the bruins victorious.

as for cal they crush usc. harper camp 19 points in that one. and stanford women are winners too. that's the sporting life for a thursday night. >> thanks. mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.