a gunfight at a strip mall sends three to the hospitals tonight, one of the victims is a child. good evening everyone. i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hay nard. two gunman after a wild shoot out at a strip mall. it wounded three at a nail salon. we have live coverage where investigators are still on the scene trying to piece together what happened, heather? >> reporter: julie, this section of springs road remains blocked and investigators

aren't sure when it will reopen as officers have a lot to sort through. about 30 minutes ago i received an update from the police lieutenant who told me a man is in custody, they are talking with him but as of right now, no one has been arrested in this multiple shooting. the lieutenant describing it as a running gun battle taking place in front of the strip mall. now even he seemed to be taken a back by the sheer number of shots that were fired. in fact, when i asked if he could tell me how many shots, all he could say is a lot. we actually counted at least five bullet holes. it was sheer terror inside the back in style beauty salon where laura was working with a client. >> i heard it from the outside and it got louder and louder and i got on the floor and protected my baby. >> reporter: she doesn't believe the salon was the target but in the line of fire of gunman on the street. not only was the salon hit but

the business next door. witnesses say three people inside were injured including this woman, 3-year-old girl. she was too upset to talk with us and paced back and forth holding her daughter's little pink shoes. she tried to figure a way to get to oakland's children's hospital where the child was taken by helicopter. they heard gunshots and gunfire. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: how many shots? >> too many. i couldn't tell. i just got on the floor. >> reporter: you got on the floor? >> there is a lot of bullet holes in the glass and in the chairs and stuff like in the walls there is a lot of bullets and stuff in the wall. >> reporter: and the hours following the shooting frank and julie, we have watched police use a ladder to climb on top of the strip mall looking for evidence and watched them search nearby parking lots and surrounding areas. there is no additional information on the uninjures that those three people who were shot, the injuries they

suffered except the lieutenant told me one of them was shot more than once. so again, that is the very latest here, three people, two women and a little girl shot here and what that lieutenant described as a running gun battle outside this strip mall. reporting live tonight here, i'm heather hole pes, channel 2 news. only on two, a weapons bust in oakland tonight. it happened at the extended stay america hotel near the city line. our cameras saw at least three people being taken into custody about 6:45 this evening. we've been told it was an undercover operation and officers bought several handguns. police had the swat team on stand by to make sure the bust went down smoothly. a bomb squad was called after a device was discovered inside a newspaper delivery box. >> fire in the hole. >> the bomb squad was called to the road outside about 2:30

this afternoon and sent in a robot and blew up the device as a precaution they say in the end it turned out to be an older electrical type glass fuse. today's rainy weather slowed a grim search for human remains in an abandoned well east of stockton. a killer on death row says at least a dozen people are buried there. amber lee is live outside the small town where people are starting to come to grips with what serial killers did in the community. amber? >> reporter: julie, the big site is a mile up this road behind me. this is the closest the sheriff's department will allow us to get, people we spoke with around town are questioning why investigators didn't find answers sooner. it's a popular market in the small town. this evening shoppers said they can't help but think about the discovery on the outskirts of town. >> surprise and shocked. you know, it z creep me out being close to that. >> reporter: today a rainbow

stretched down toward the mass grave, rain prevented investigators from continuing to dig for evidence. the focus shifted to what they uncovered over the weekend. you can see the deep hole dug into an abandoned well. investigators found hundreds of bones and fragments and shoes, coats, a woman's ring and purse. >> right now we're focused on processing evidence and trying to determine who the items belong to. >> reporter: investigators believe the remains of perhaps 20 victims should be found here and other dig sites. they are linked to a death row inmate. the two grew up in lynn done have and been friends since boyhood. one commented suicide last month after he learned there was a map to a bounty hunter. >> when they were digging at this well we thought they were digging at the wrong well and i'm glad they kept going.

>> reporter: he said he got sherman to tell where the victims could be found by paying the inmates 18,000-dollar court ordered restitution and in exchange the bounty hunter says he can receive money from family and friends to buy things like a candy bar in prison. >> think about it, if he can give us 30 bodies over the next two months, it's money well spent. >> reporter: the excavation is expect today resume tomorrow morning. the bounty hunter told us the money he spent came out of his own pocket. he said he did it because he wanted answers. waiting to learn if any of the remains hold answers to cold cases in their jurisdictions. >> there is speculation among the detectives in our department, homicide detectives in our department and a lot of local jurisdictions will look at that and say we know that we

had these two working in and around the county and in and out of the state and perhaps there could be a connection there to the spree. >> reporter: and we've checked with bay area law enforcement and we're told they, too, are waiting for the out coal of the search and forensic analysis and tonight the trial that sent them to prison was held in the south bay. the unusual deal one of those men broke with the prosecutors. that story in 18 minutes. the bay area got a dose of much needed rain over the past 24 hours, unfortunately, not nearly enough to get water supplies to normal levels. the rain made driving a challenge. crews reported quick downpours and clearing. the news photographer took these pictures coming off the bridge on to interstate 680 today. the storm caused problems in the santa cruz mountains, two huge trees, one as tall as a 15 story building came crashing down. the trees damaged a large deck and just missed five homes.

a tree expert says redwood's don't usually fall but the roots of these were growing in sand stone that lacks stability. an operator welcomed a new bach of snow and resorts had to make a lot of their own snow and got fresh powder, 10 inches in some spots with a long president's day weekend coming up, it arrived just in time. and it felt like winter around here but i got to tell you, the rainfall accumulation is not a lot. look at some of these totals as the rain moved through. not an inch of rain like you might expect with a storm like this, a half inch of rain, no quarter inch of rain for most of us and less. the mountains got an inch. what does it mean for average? worry about the number that comes up at the bottom of the screen for these cities. that's the number you watch and at this time san jose at 30% of average will have a heck of a time catching up to normal as we move into the late february and

early march. when i come back, i'll show you the five-day forecast and the weekend in view and a chance of more sprinkles. we'll talk about that. i'll see you back here. the school district is reeling tonight after vandals targeted an elementary school over the week end. it caused thousands of dollars in damage to a new building just days before it is set to open and as patty lee learned today, the destruction is probably not the work orchids. a bank of shattered windows, the first things you see of the school. >> two weeks, i mean, the kids -- no, it's just totally outrageous what just happened. >> reporter: ramsey estimates the damage at $1 million but contractors told us it's likely less, rough guess, upwards of $100,000. >> somebody is sending a message that they don't like this community. >> reporter: ramsey says this

is the second time in three weeks vandals have targeted the school. last time the damage consisted mainly of broken windows, not so this time. richmond police are looking into who might benefit from the description of property. >> we're looking at possible dis-grunt led employee, maybe of the project. we're not accusing anybody but looking broadly at the picture and not just oak who are the kids that came in here and did this. >> reporter: this vandalism seems calculate. one notable example is the nozzle on this water heater was broken off in the right way to send thousands of gallons of water onto the floor. >> i don't know if a kid would know that. >> reporter: initials were painted in several different areas but they are not sure if that will point to new leads. they hope to get information by offering a 10,000-dollar reward. in richmond, patty lee, ktvu. republicans in the u.s. house of representatives reversed their course today and announced they are willing to

extend the payroll tax cut through the end of the year. a vote is still needed but this means millions of americans will likely continue to see an additional 2% in their pindot checks. the republican house leader said they didn't want workers to be saddled with a higher tax rate. president obama sent his $3.8 trillion budget plan to congress and said it makes them tough but necessary choices. >> but the main idea in the budget is this: at a time when our economy is growing and creating jobs at a faster clip, we got to do everything in our power to keep this recovery on track. >> the president says his budget would reduced and the federal deficit by $4 trillion in ten years, to accomplish that he wants to eliminate bush era tax cuts and raise the amount of taxes paid by wealthy americans and reduce military spending by eliminating navy ships and fighter jets purchases. it does include spending increases such as one for the

job training, republicans in congress are not impressed. somebody asked me if this budget was dead on arifle and i said no no, it's not dead on arrival, dead on arrival. >> republicans say the president is not reducing the deficit, he's actually adding to it by $11 trillion and not being honest with the american people. the moderate earthquake hit this afternoon but not big enough to cause major damage or injuries. it was 5.6 and centered 30 miles northeast and struck at 1:07 this afternoon and felt over a wide area. it was described as a wave moving back and forth. stores did report some items falling from store shelves. what caused her death? new details how whitney housen's body was found and what one friend says about the days before her death. affirmative action on california's college campuses.

the court case igniting the debate. the owner of a nightclub is accused of a serious crime. what his lawyer has to say. 1 ♪

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. the home of the nightclub owner the woman had stayed here before. >> i'm not getting into the facts of what happened or what didn't happen other than to say she was not raped. >> he said the woman was a friend of his client. he said she had been at the area on the night of the alleged rape and asked security to take her to the home when the nightclub closed. the lawyer said throughout the night the wife and daughter were also in the home, in court papers the alleged victim said she went to sleep in a guest bedroom and woke to find her clothes being pulled off and was raped. >> so many of the outrageous allegations made by this woman are a complete farce. >> reporter: he is free on $100,000 bail. the sheriff's department has revoked his concealed weapon's permit. arraignment is scheduled for

thursday. his lawyer said he will plead not guilty. live in san jose. >> the wife of the san francisco sheriff has apparently decided she wants to testify. she want as surrenderrances though. she wants immunity from any charges including child endangerment if her child was present and she doesn't want to be deported. the trial is set to start later this month. >> in haywood police are looking for leads in a shooting of a man this morning. police responded to reports of gun fire at 7th and c street. they found the victim's body in a driveway. they are trying to figure out a motive. so far there have been no arrests. a red vehicle was seen speeding away from the scene. the victim is a latino man in his 20s, staying at this home for the past week. no a man who served ten years

in prison for killing his roommate is under arrest accused of killing another roommate. the man was found dead last wednesday in haywood. michael wyatt shared the home with him and gave up to police yesterday. investigators say he was stabbed to death after an argument. >> an appeals court will recore the ban on affirmative action. >> reporter: if you look at the students during a change of classes on the berkeley campus today it's what you don't see that strikes you. very few african american and latino students. the current berkeley freshman class is 3% black, 11% lasano, 22% white and 42% asian. many say that proves

affirmative action is necessary. >> we need more representation in schools to show we can succeed just as much as any other race. >> reporter: others aren't sure it's the answer. >> you are meant to be here you will be here. i think that's regardless of race and economic background. >> reporter: dozens rallied outside the appeals court in san francisco this morning, inside those in favor asked a panel to overturn a portion of the proposition. the portion that bans using race when granting admissions into public universities. >> when we say that this is going to create a new apartide system we mean it. >> reporter: supporters of the proposition argue people should be treated equal regardless of race. >> proposition 209 guarantees everybody is treated fairly and not discrime knitted against based on skin color or gendr. .

>> reporter: a ruling is expected in the next few months but the case could be decided by the united states supreme court. united states berkeley. >> on facebook, we asked whether race should play a role in admissions. leonard writes no, i do not. it should be all about your grades sat scores, you work hard. and another writes race should never play a part however until we can level the playing field with in all high schools it'll never be fair. you can join the conversation on facebook. just look for ktvu channel 2. >> we have a little bit of wind. out at point reyes we have gusts of near 30 miles an hour. it's real windy along the coast. cool, the showers have ended. in some of the inland valleys we will see fog. there go the showers, lot of cold air in place. breezy outside, more weather systems in the pacific.

we have a shot for rain in the five-day forecast ; terrorism morning light winds in the inland valleys should get us valley fog. won't be the widespread fog we see often this time of year, you can see patches of it. watch for it tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow will be on the mild side or cool side, lots of 50s, low 60s at the warmest. the five day forecast has a chance of showers, we he will see you back in a few. >> the jeremy lynn is a live and well. the graduate capped a remarkable week being named eastern conference player of the week. he is the hottest story in the nba bursting on to the scene with the knicks. he has almost 30 point points a game. >> a massive search and hundreds of bones already found. the evidence from a bay area case that we have now learned is in the hands of central valley investigators. >> and nine years and millions of dollars spent.

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. google is closer to making a $12.5 billion deal. they won a deal today to take over motorola. it would let them manufacturer cell phones, tablets and other devices for the first time they say an end label group has started inspecting some of its chinese supplers. hundreds of thousands work on i- pads and other devices, two years ago there was a rash of suicides there and the times has errorred on questionable working conditions. >> the search for human remains at a ranch in the central valley may provide answers to a number of unsolved cases including the kidnapping of a girl from haywood.

rita williams, what police have learned and sent to investigators. >> reporter: a mother's heart breaking wait continues. >> i'm still believing that she is a live out there. >> reporter: we have learned haywood police have sent evidence and photographs of what the 9-year-old was wearing when she was kidnapped 24 years. they have finding buried bones of victims of the speed freak killers. >> these are shoes like the ones she wore. >> reporter: the murder trials of those two serial killers were moved to san jose. >> we the jury. find the punishment at death for the defendant wesley howard clementine. >> reporter: he showed no emotion. >> my reaction is thank god.

he. >> reporter: then the prosecutor offered an unusual deal. life if he would disclose the locations of the bodies of two of his victims one killed in 1985 and one in 1998. >> what might hold him back is my idea that will won't be just two bodies, we believe that he has been doing this for 15 years. >> reporter: now a decade later he has drawn maps that may finally give peace to some and raise the fears of others. rita williams. >> a shuttle bus driver in a crash that killed a doctor in san francisco last year is scheduled to be arraigned in court tomorrow. he was driving a uc san francisco shuttle bus that clouded with a big rig. police say he ran a red light at intersection of oak street.

the 52-year-old doctor and passenger in the van was killed. the shuttle driver is charged with manslaughter. >> apple hits a new milestone. what happened today that never happened before. plus a strange attack near a south bay car wash. how a dog paid the price. >> and pricey flights and 70- dollar cab rides, the cost for oversight of the oakland police department. we add up the millions spent so far. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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. keeping the oakland police department under the watch of a monitor is costing taxpayers millions of dollars more than they thought. using the public records act we went through nine years of records to find how that money is really being spent.

in tonight's special report we tell you whether we are getting the reforms that opd promised. >> reporter: the stakes have never been higher for oakland police to fight crime, restore the department's reputation and protect people's civil rights. >> this is not the police force that was -- they were ten years ago. >> reporter: lifelong west oakland resident marcus johnson said he was harassed by police around the same time that the rider scandal rocked opd when four officers were accused of beating and framing african american suspects. neither of two jury trials resulted in convictions but settling of civil lawsuit cost the city more than $10 million and taxpayers still on the look for more. we requested all of the expenses filed by monitors appointed by a federal judge. what was supposed to be a five-

year, four million dollar program has dragged out nine years costing more than $6 million. the current monitor, and his staff have billed the city for almost 1.5 million since 2010, including 70-dollar cab ride from sfo to oakland, 300-dollar parking bills, and some first class airfares, one round trip flight from virginia to san francisco cost nearly two thousand dollars. >> the officers don't pay for this. the taxpayers do. that is one of the reasons we are fed up with the police department's ability to comply with the agreement. >> reporter: one of those who drew up the first settlement with opd. he asked a judge to consider a federal take over of the department because it made barely half of the 51 reforms it promised in 2003 and has

created new concerns. >> they are just letting go on and on and blaming us or anybody but themselves. >> reporter: while the oakland mayor issued a statement saying the city is committed to making reforms faster some question if all of the extra scrutiny is making harder for officers to do their job. if officers are work here and get a call of shots fired, runs up and points his gun before his life is in danger one authority said he could already be in violation of the court order and face punishment. >> yes you can get bogged down in red tape, yes you did -- [inaudible] i think the issue has to be as -- are the police doing their job? >> reporter: another architect of the court order said it comes to down to responsibility and leadership at opd, starting

with the interim chief. who was in charge of compliance. >> they -- encouraging, that to do it, or if they weren't, then the question is, why did howard jordon not get it done? >> reporter: he declined hour request for interviews. >> the officers have showed me they want to feel like they are part of the community. i see in them that now. >> reporter: in oakland. ktvu. >> and a reminder we post all of our special reports on the website. lue find them on the front page. >> san jose investigators are be log for three or four men in connection with the attack of a dog owner and the beating death of his dog. the owner said he was walking on winchester boulevard saturday afternoon when he was approached by the attackers.

investigators say the men may have come from a nearby car wash that was raising money for a funeral of a man killed earlier in the month. >> the dog owner had the color red and that's what prompted the whole thing. that's why they asked him if he was a -- with a gang and he said no but that wasn't good enough. >> reporter: investigators say the men punched and kicked the dog owner and then attacked the dog. the dog later died in its owner's arms. the dog was similar to this one. the future of dozens of miniature horses is in question tonight at 10:45 one family's fight to save a ranch and the 40 horses that live there. >> a six foot chain link fence in downtown -- creating quite a stir. the fence was put up by the rail transit district to keep peopl away from an old railroad trestle. business owners say that the large fence is taking away from the look of that area.

>> it turns out unlimited cell phone plans are being limited by at&t. the company slows down a user's service after they go over two gigabytes of data. three of the major cell phone carriers throttle their user's band width. >> four the first time in apple's history the stock topped the 500-dollar mark. it closed at $502.60 a share up more than $9 a share. this makes apple the most valuable company in the world. just ahead of expon. they are riding strong sales of popular products like the i-pad and i-phone this are also on the cutting edge with new products in the coming months. something that could push stocks even higher. >> their value is key in that they are defining a number of things to the industry going forward. >> analysts say in the past apple stock has been hurt because it keeps.

greece's approval of use territory measures pushed stocks higher. the dow up 73 points. >> millions more the source of extra funding that has bart celebrating. . >> live storm tracker two showing more rain but showers back in the forecast. when that could happen and the five-day forecast with your weekend in view. >> and he was known as fabulous freddy. later if sports we remember the player in helped the niners win their first two super bowls. look! here she comes!

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status of their contract negotiations during a rally this afternoon. they deserve better benefits they say such as pension and health care. it wasn't part of just the martinez facility but nationwide. the company didn't comment. the public commission's utility is looking in to new allegation about the pg&e natural gas line. two welders called the welds in the pipelines, terrible and extremely dangerous. last year the men worked as contractors for pg&e, preforming testing on the pipeline. pg&e said it's looking in to the complaints and the purpose of the testing and inspections is to find faulty welds and other problems. >> the barts of san jose could possibly receive $250 million in federal funding which is 20 million-dollar than local officials were expecting. the valley transportation authority said it'll receive $100 million in federal funds for the bart extension and the budget that the president

released today included another 150 million. the two billion dollar extension is designed to run from fremont to san jose, ground breaking set for april 12th. bart police will reveal a new policing structure tomorrow. it's expected to be community focused defined by five zones. the idea is that bart police officers will be able to identity problems more easily and provide a mortar getted response. >> gay rights activists celebrated in new jersey after the state senate passed a bill to let same sex coupleless marry but the governor said he will vetoo it. those in support say it's still a victory as they voted down a measure just two years ago. >> it's time. >> and in washington state, the governor signed legislation making washington the 7th united states state to legalize

gay marriage. the governor is a romam catholic but called it a proud moment. >> in news of the world, in greece, athens cleaned up today after weekend rioting triggered by the approval of tough new measures. more than a hundred buildings month damaged and many are reportedly angry about it. the greek government is also calling forma elections in april after it receives the first installment of a new bailout loan. in india a car carrying israeli diplomats was bombed. four were injured. there was a similar attempt on another car in the republican of georgia. israel is blaming iran but that country is denying responsibility. four iran sciencists have been killed in similar types of car bombings over the past couple years. in brazil dancers practiced

for carnival. the street parties start friday and can draw up to two million people and everybody is breathing easier tonight because the police officers and fort firefighters ended their strike. they said they didn't want to hurt the city but they could still go back on strike when canaveral is over. >> dozens of miniature horses could soon loose their homes if their owners don't get help. we will have a live report. >> and bill martin working on a five day forecast. is he back with the bay area forecast and when we may see more rain.

. new a north bay couple fighting a familiar battle. they have been given notice to leave their home. ken wayne live to show us it's not just the couple who could

suffer. >> reporter: this here is faberege and here is angel, two of the miniature horses in this small ranch and they could be forced from their home in just a few weeks. it's feeding time at love patch farms in pen grove. about 40 miniature horses live here, they are the star attraction for the many senior and children's tour group that have traveled here to enjoy the companionship of the animals. after three decades, love patch farms may be forced to close. >> i don't know what we are going to do. >> reporter: lee and her partner were able to lease back their property after going through a short sale. now the owner said unless they can come up with about $500,000 to buy it back they have to leave. >> we would like to purchase it back and continue doing the tours and the community outreach. >> reporter: they don't have the money and they can't find

another less expensive property to care for the horses. >> down in my heart i have a feeling god is with us. >> reporter: they say they feel overwhelmed and aren't sure what to do as the deadline nears. despite the financial trouble they don't want to sell their treasured animals. >> we will never, ever, bring them to an auction house, auctions are pretty much populated by kill buyers. they buy them by the pound. they don't care. >> i do a lot of praying. i know we -- pulling all the strings and turning all the buttons and make things work. i have faith. >> reporter: the property owner has tried to work with the couple to see if they can come up with a plan to move forward but so far nothing has really worked out that benefits both sides. the couple said they are trying to learn how to set up a nonprofit and look at other options so they can try to keep

their animals here on the farm that's been here for 30 years and continue their work. live in pen grove. >> some of the most famous athletes in the pack 12 gathered in san francisco today for a ground breaking for the new pack 12 network tv studios. the mayor said with such notables as ronny lot, former point guard -- former volleyball player kim odom, marshon lynch and jt snow. the new network will broadcast hundreds of live events each year. >> for me, being a big volleyball fan and girl's basketball fan i get a chance to see more great athletes. >> the new network is scheduled to launch this summer. >> an amazing story of courage and survival getting capped off tomorrow night. >> he was just saying to jump

and just the way he looked it was hard because he look -- the look on his weighs was i need you to jump. >> it was a january of last year when a fire forced her to jump from her second story apartment. she was six months pregnant at the time. she landed right in the arms of her husband waiting below in the parking lot and since then she has given birth to a healthy baby boy. the city of belmont plans to honor her husband paul tomorrow night. >> very developing news now about a homicide in antioch. a man was shot and wild. apparently by the homeowner. responders say they found the victim on the front lawn of the home. police aren't releasing any other details at the homeowner is stayed to have be in the house with his son when that happened. >> in a chilly night in store

for us with patchy valley fog. rain is gone for now. we get a break but wake up and it's cold and there is patchy fog. let's go to the live storm tracker two right now. 37 degrees. it's 42 santa rose a. due about 38, a few more degrees cooler, you will see fog forming those inland bay valleys where there isn't a lot of rain. we have a high surf advisory in effect for tomorrow. its going to last, probably put one up in to the weekend because the swells will stay large through the bay area in to the week, into the weekend. especially on the weekend, we could see looking at 20-foot waves, high surf advisory in effect, stays in connect and will be around for a while. there is no coastal fog but breezy conditions, as you head in to the extended we have no major rain makers, that's the bad news. that's the system that went out today. not enough rain. quarter inch much for most of us, half inch in heavy

locations, weak system will tweak just to the north. tomorrow night into wednesday morning and that may just spawn off a little sprinkle here or two but that's it. areas of dense fog possible. not widespread. it'll be real patchy, there is wind and the dauntes lower than normal. tuesday night the system gets close to us. it goes this way most of the energy north of here. drizzle tuesday night into wednesday morning. this could develop into more but looks like that's it for now. today felt like a real wintery day but the amount -- the rainfall very light. the mountains -- up to eight, ten inch, there we go go into thursday and running the long range, you see the rain just keeps missing us. saturday -- that's how the model sees it right now. lots could change through time with the long range model. the forecast highs tomorrow, cooler than they have been in a while. we have been dealing mild temperatures for february as

you know. the five-day forecast, with the bay area weekend in view, is a dry one for the most part. no storm, and just last year every time we pulled up a five day there was rain in the forecast at least onto five-day panel and that's not the case. with rerelatively dry through the week and for the -- the future we don't see a lot of rain. i guess embrace what we have. >> valentine's day should be filled with treats for some playful pups. why they may be closer to fibbed finding a home.

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. sea dogs in need of a home are going to the big apple. san francisco animal control has a surplus of them and is sending 15 to new york in a valentine's day adoption effort. virgin america agreed to fly them. the puppies apparently in high demand in new york and a previous adoption effort had people in new york lining up for a chance to take them. >> all right. mark is here with sports. guess you call it a twofer. sharks and warriors win. >> three in a row. haven't done that all year. of course not that we haven't been teased before but glimpses

that the warriors could improve and may go into playoff contention. believe it when you see it is when i say in the arena tonight. they trailed phoenix much of the way. second half, 22-8 run with seth currie assisting david lee. 28 points 12 rebounds for the warrior forward. currie tweaked his ankle again but it was the other ankle, not the one he sprained so many times, robinson came off the bench and was -- big dose of energy, had 11 in a reserve role. up three, less than a minute. starting to come into his own. he had three blocked shots and with the left hand he take itself to the rim to help seal it. warriors win it, as we say three straight for golden states. sharks, find a perfect group, play the capitols, a team they

have beaten 16 of the past 17 times they have met. the caps had a guy by the name of braden who hadn't played since last march. doyle, townships it for one of his two goals tonight. strange goal. also two assists on to the second period. 2-0. front of the net activity. patty marlow with the nice stick work botting in there from the left to work it. 3-0. third period now, 3-1. more traditional goal from burns. they need him to come on strong. thomas in the net for the sharks, 39 save, 5-3 your final. guess don't try to figure out why and how the a's spend their money but one they have their own way after crying poor all winter. getting rid of several big

leaguers they stunned the world by announcing they signed an unproven, cuban defector to a 34 million-dollar contract. he is 26, scouts seem to think is he big league ready, he can do it all but there is no question this is a huge gamble for them. they can't afford a huge blunder here. good natured and a gentleman. freddy, one of the stars of the first 49 team to win a super bowl has died. after battling colon and liver cancer for the last nine months he took a turn for the worst, had been in the hospital since february 4th. sensational athlete, played wide receiver and quarterback but his countless ventures is what he will be most remembered for and i quash tee you this anyone who knew him isn't

feeling great. he was only 69. >> thank you. thank you for trusting us. which will see you the next time news breaks. bay area !

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