. something that hasn't happened in the bay area ever. the jewish community is getting ready for an historic visit by the president of israel. picking up the pieces after deadly tornadoes rip across several states, who is now pledging to help? dozens of people are left homeless after a fire in san francisco, why some residents say they are not surprised that the homes were destroyed. complete bay area news coverage starts right now.

this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> shimon peres is on his way to the bay area right now for a four-day trip. the first visit here everpy a sitting president of israel. ktvu's debora villalon is live in san francisco where the president's most public event is planned. >> reporter: heather, that will be tuesday at temple emmanuel here in pacific heights and where we are two blocks utup is where barricades will be. >> the security is over the top an they are using bulletproof glass. >> reporter: the synagogue's senior rabbi says advanced teams have scoured the sanctuary where president peres will give a speech tuesday evening. mayor ed lee and governor brown in the audience, along with 1700 congregants. >> i think it's been extraordinary. he has a very difficult job.

>> the audience jumped fast at o line registration, full with a waiting list. >> people are very jazzed by this. the last israeli official was golda meier. >> reporter: today he told apec that iran's nuclear's ambitions must be stopped. >> iran's ambition is to control the middle east, so it can control a major path of the world economy. >> reporter: economic expansion and innovation will pring peres to facebook and sysco. the second largest number of start-ups of any nation other than the united states, even though we're less than 8 million people. and the person this year to underline that and is to strength that connection. >> reporter: and throughout, security will be heave yes. a passport will keep cars and

pedestrians out. a synagoguee accustomed to those security measures. he will lade to his hotel on the peninsula, his first high- tech tour in the morning. live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama spoke before the israeli lobying group apac saying that the u.s. is committed to israel, but now is not the time for saber rattling when it comes to iran. >> already there is too much loose talk of war. over the last few weeks such talk has only benefited the iranian government by driving up the price of oil, which they depend on to fund their nuclear program. >> the president says he wants to let the newest sanctions against iran have their desired effect and to increase international pressure on

tehran to abandon its nuclear program. the president meets tomorrow well israel primee minister benjaminnent yahoo. >> people are surveying thee devastation of the tornado outbreak. bennett haeberle shows us some of the worst damage in indiana. >> reporter: the tornado's path of destruction took out trees and homes, demolerbed hen rieville high school and ripped apart school buses. indindian governor daniels toured the damage saturday checking in at the command post before visiting with residents. >> is that right? >> that might be the one time you would be happy to go to the dentist. >> yes, exactly. >> all right. i'm glad you are all right. >> reporter: daniels pledged state assistance as parts of southern indiana continue to recover. the plus, crew captured the tornado as it struck henryville. water and power have been restored in hen

henryville. >> this is devastating. >> people are sticking together and helping their neighbors out, when they need it. so that is what i have been most struck by. >> aerial footage shows the path of destruction. daniels told reporters his first impression. >> well, sadness of course and awe at power of nature. hardly the first time i have seen it, but you never get used to. it you never fail to be bolled over by however powerful it can be. >> we love you and we're with you, and all if it isn't already obvious, it is not just government. this is their neighbors to help. >> that was bennett haeberle reporting for us.

>> a-month-old baby girl named angel found alive after the tornado has now died. she was discovered in a field near her indiana home, but she suffer a major brain injury and was taken off life support. that same tornado killed angel's parents, her little brother and 2-month-old little sister. for more on the deadly tornadoes log onto ktvu.com and click on the deadly weather tab. a parker on an ac transit bus was injured during a police pursuit in oakland. sometime after midnight officers began chasing the driver of what they believed was a stolen mercedes. police followed him for about ten blocks down international boulevard. the suspect reportedly tried to overtake the ac transit bus forcing the bus to make a quick stop. the passenger inside bumped his head during the stop, but expected to be okay. ordeal ended with the suspect crashing the car. he was eventually caught by police. a high-speed chase

overnight ended with an arrest in contra costa county. police tried to stop the car for reckless driving, but the driver kept going. speeds topped 90 miles per hour during the chase. the suspect's car eventually spun out on byron highway and the driver was arrest. bay area authorities tonight are searching for two missing teenagers, both of whom are without medication they need dale lymph 14-year-old breana robinson of oakland was last seen wednesday. police say she took clothes, but left her medication at home. robinson suffered from multiple sclerosis, which needs to be treated daily. her parents tell ktvu news they looked through the girl's phone and she may be with a boy named bobby. and also looking forel sein- colon, 5'1, 111 pounds and suffers from other medical serious issues that should be treated twice a day.

police say he does not have any medication with him. anyone with information op either teen's whereabouts should contact police. dozens of bay area college students are in their fourth day of a 99-mile march to sacramento, where they will rally for education. they began their march on thursday in oakland and should arrive anytime at uc davis. they will join a much larger occupy the capitol rally tomorrow morning. they want governor brown to reject any budget that cuts education funding or raises tuition and want him to support a ballot measure for a millionaire's tax that would help pay for education and social services. people in the bay area enjoyed another beautiful day of clear skies and warm weather. our cameras found dozens of people out along the oakland estuary this morning, enjoying the sun and watching some rowing crews practice on the water. parts the bay area experienced highs up in the mid-80s, capping off a really great weekend to be outside. >> it certainly has been a wonderful weekend and awith more on the nice weather we go

to ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at today's temperatures. >> temperatures today maxed out in the mid and even a few upper 70s across the bay area. just amazing for the first sunday of march. look at the official highs for today. 77 santa rosa, morgan hill, same temperature as well, upper 70s. oakland at 74 and almost 70 just flirting with a degree around pacifica. upper 60s at 69 degrees. some changes though developing offshore. here you can pick out on the maps we have clear skies overhead, but a fog bank approaching our shoreline over the past 4-6 hours and the fog will be a factor as we head into first thing monday morning and as a result we can expect a temperature change. here latest is on the satellite and radar, clear skies over the entire state. but some developments up to our north. there is the weather system that will be dropping in over the next couple of days and will have an influence on our weather pattern. first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies and coolest

locations will be starting out monday morning in the upper 30s. right around napa and santa rosa. san francisco at 48 and san josi, 43 degrees. coming up, the areas that could cool over 10 degrees first thing tomorrow morning and the timing of a system that could produce a few sprinkles in your five-day forecast. there has been some encouraging news to report that shows the nation's economy is gaining steam, but how is the bay area's economy doing? lorraine blanco with the numbers from alameda. >> reporter: according to this bloomberg survey employers added 200,000 workers for the third straight month. now that is good news for american families and great news for many retailers. businesses is roaring at toy safari in alameda, so much that employees are getting more hours and the store is staying open later, even in a typically slower season. >> we had a good amount of people coming in january, which

is usually our deadest month. so it's definitely an increase from last year and especially from three years ago. >> reporter: a new bloomberg survey predicts labor department numbers out this week will show 210,000 jobs were add. in january payrolls rose by $243,000, the most in nine months and last december employers added about 203,000 workers. all numbers that make customers take out their cash. >> the no. 1 factor in consumer confidence is always jobs. so great job numbers mean there is going to be more confidence and that means more spending which ultimately means more jobs. >> reporter: but some bay area stores are still closing, like this raley's foods in milpitas. more than 100 employees could be transferred and a few laid- off this year. >> that kind of upsets me. i have been shopping here 42 years. >> reporter: raley says sales are slow and discount retailers are too

competitive, but consumer expert yarrow says it's not just low price as tracting consumers. many businesses are doing great and more importantly hiring again. >> because they found that special thing that is really important to a local clientele. >> there are ways, but it took ingenuity to remain alive and strong. >> reporter: applications for unemployment benefits declined last week to 351,000. now that is the lowest since march, 2008. the labor department report with specific job numbers is expected out op friday. reporting live in alameda, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. jury selection begins tomorrow in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff mirkarimi. the judge will hear from mirkarimi's ex-girlfriend a closed session. she claims he abused her during their relationship and the judge is trying to decide if she should testify in this case. nearly 200 people have been called to appear in the jury pool.

mirkarimi has pleaded not guilty to tall the charges. arson investigators trying to find the cause of a three- alarm fire that displaced dozens of people last night, but many neighbors think that they know the problem. we'll tell you why they say the house where this fire started has been a problem spot for years. see how the republican presidential hopefuls stumped for votes, two days ahead of the all important super tuesday. here about a new proposal to implement paperless traffic stops. we'll explain, coming up.

. dozen of people in san francisco's bayview neighborhood are coming to drips with a three-alarm fire that left them homeless. as ktvu's allie rasmus reports residents say the house that caught fire ways neighborhood hazard. >> reporter: residents helplessly watched the fire destroy their home. >> i opened the door to my room and there was just black smoke. >> reporter: hernandezez and his family

escaped. nobody was hurt in the fire, but 21 adults and 7 children were displaced. two of the homes were red- tagged and the residents can't come back to hive here anymore. house in between them is where the fire started. it's vacant or at least it's supposed to be vacant. >> this building has been abandoned in the back just full of debris. >> reporter: in the back of the house where the fire started we saw a sofa, mobile home and a bbq grill with food still on it. neighbors say they have been complain big squatters here for years. >> there is an ongoing issue about this building. it's not a surprise that it caught fire. >> reporter: a search on the city's department of building inspection website shows there have been seven complaints from neighbors going back to 2004- the website shows city inspectors have been out here several teems, but the case is still open. >> it's just something that the city is failing to act on, and that is blight in the bayview. >> reporter: as of this afternoon firefighters were still trying to contact whom owns the fire

an arson investigator is underway. in the meantime, many residents lost everything that they owned, and while hernandez scissors he is glad no one was hurt, he says it was a terrible experience he wouldn't wish on anyone. all political eyes on the upcoming super tuesday. today the four remaining candidates for the g.o.p. nomination scrambled to get their views across to voters. >> i'm not looking for direct military intervention in syria at this stage. i think it's important to underscore the human tragedy that is going on there. >> at a breakfast in georgia mitt romney took on the presidential role discussing the economy and foreign policy. also today romney picked up an important endorsement from house majority leader eric cantor. >> governor romney is the guy who can beat barack obama because is outspending his outing 4, 5, 6,p to 1.

>> rick santorum blasted his main opponent for the heavy spending saying he won't have the same advantage in the national election. santorum promoted his campaign as the one with vision that connects with voters. >> we should come together as republicans and democrats, independents, liberals and conservatives andd cut the spending overseas and stop these wars that make no sense. >> ron paul campaigned in fair banks with his anti-war message. >> this is the seventh time i have been through this up-and- down cycle. we survived daniel trump and cain and then perry and cain gem and now santorum. >> newt gingrich recalled that he has been the front-runner twice when he focused on the nation's energy policy and says he must win georgia tuesday and santorum must win pennsylvania to keep their campaigns credible. >> meanwhile the poll out today shows romney neck in neck

with santorum in the key state of ohio. each shared 32% support from voters. analysts considerate buckeye state crucial because ohio voters usually choose the winner in the general election. handling a police officer your registration during a traffic stop could be as easies a few taps on our smartphone atch a state assemblyman and many insurance companies provide app for proof of insurance. the dmv would have to provide electronic information. south san francisco police say a man accused sexually abusing a minor may have other victims. 36-year-old kyle vogt is being held without bail. he was arrested thursday accused of having sex with a girl over an 8-year period starting when she was just 5. investigators now say there could be more victims.

anyone with information is urged to contact south san francisco police. the results are in, and russia's vladimir putin wins the presidency. hear from those who are calling the election a sham. a horrific blast kills hundreds in the african nation of congo. hear how it land and what investigators are saying. also which senior senator is calling for the u.s. to help arm rebels in syria? 0

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russia has a new president with a familiar face. vladimir putin has claimed victory in the election. putin served two terms as president and retained influence as the country's current prime minister. >> this is a victory, honor and we're appealing to all people. >> this election is not free and therefore, the authority which so-called electives are not legitimate. >> not only opposition leaders, but independent observers aree calling this election a fraud and cite thousands of complaints, especially in moscow and st. petersburg. the opposition is gearing up for a large protest tomorrow. >> in other news of the world tonight an arms got exploded in

the republic of congo. windows shattered three miles away. victims with still trapped under buildings including many caught in a church that collapsed. the explosions happened near the presidential home, but the president was elsewhere and was not hurt. there is no sign tonight that the disaster was an act of terrorism. >> north korea staged a massive military rally today. crowds filled kim jong-un the square. about 70 people were riding the lift when the avalanche rolled through. some of those stuck had to be airlifted by helicopter. recent warm weather raised the avalanche warning scale to 3 out of a scale of 5. the black

diamond run beneath the run was closed, but the resort continued to operate the lift. there is a new call to help syrian rebels in their fight against current president bashar al-assad. they have sustained a month of constant schedulings by government firsts and lindsey graham proposed arming the rebels with the help of the arab league. some have fled the bloody exchanges, but many are trapped without food. the red cross displayed relief, but today they were turned away from a rebel stronghold and homes for a third time. facebook is now being blocked in tajikistan. the country's state-run communication service ordered the block as a larger move to restrict websites critical of the country's president. facebook's popularity has soared in tajikistan.

. the last house standing near an active hawaiian volcano is standing no more. black lava has taken out of home in the royal garden sun division on the big island. until yesterday it was the only home remaining after years of eruptions by the kilauea volcano. the homeowner thought he would get lucky again, but he was forced to evacuate yesterday afternoon. >> i think it's about the end of. it. >> thompson built the home about 30 years ago. he says hes into plans to rebuild. a computer program is helping colleges across the country keep their application process fair. casey stegall gets a look at the technology that is targeting plagiarizers. >> well, they have just taken a paragraph straight out of a sample essay. >> reporter: at colleges across the country. >> they are sort of piece it together. >> reporter: you can cheat, but you can't

hide. >> they believe that by doing that, we can't detect the plagiarism. >> reporter: but schools can, thanks to a computer program many call "turn it in." it scans a students a welcome and cross matches it with the internet, looking for the tell- tale signs of a copy and paste job. >> when we see entire paragraphs being copied off a web page, we're pretty sure we know what happened. >> reporter: ucla school of businesses used it to weed out applicants who plagiarizerred their essays. >> the black is what they wrote themselves and every other piece is color-coded and on the right-hand side is the source. >> reporter: turn it in developers say it's a way to make sure that students are qualified to enter a school and properly rewarded for the work that they do. >> when you go to a doctor's office and look at their degree on the wall or think about the

engineers who are building a new building or bridge, you want to make sure that they earned those degrees and they didn't cut corners to get them. >> reporter: in the end the school must always double check what the computer find. there are critics, however, that says this violents students' rights because their work is their own entlectual property and should not be scanned into he adatabase. los angeles, casey stegall, fox news. police investigate the second shooting of the weekend. this is what was left behind. why one man point and angry finger at city officials? we'll explain, coming up. it is a san francisco landmark that some say is falling apart and why they believe voters can fix it.

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. oakland police are investigating the homicide of a 51-year-old man who was shot several times and then run over. police found him dead on 88" avenue and e street. officers say his injuries are so severe it will take a autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. the man was a resident of east oakland. police have not yet released his name. overnight a shooting in berkeley left three young people with gunshot wounds. it comes just a day after another shooting just nine blocks away, also had three victims. ktvu's jade hernandez is live where she learned the young men hurt overnight all played football together a few years ago. >> reporter: that is right. you can see where some of the bullets landed here and here. fortunately none of them struck and killed any of the young men

gathered on the sidewalk right here early this morning. the violence has frustrated one man. the man known as coach knew the three young men shot this morning. berkeley police say the young men were standing on the sidewalk when the shooter or shooters walked around the corner and opened fire. walker coached the young men in pop warner football a few years ago and received a call from one of the young man's mothers after the shooting and she is worried and she is plain frustrated. just the day before he heard about another shooting injuring three other young men nine blocks away. in that shooting police say a man in a car pulled up and opened fire. the victims escaped serious injuries. >> it's getting worse. the council members and mayor, they are not doing nothing about it, you know? these kids need something to do. when they turn 16, 17, 18, that is when we need to have something for them to do. >> reporter:

we spoke to a berkeley police lieutenant who told us the number of shootings is unusual. they had one homicide last year and investigating two this year. we contacted several city council members and hope to have their perspective tonight at 10:00. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news newschannel a 19-year-old man face adtempted murder charges for allegedly shooting someone during a drug deal in daly city. lonnie lewis was arraigned in court. he was sitting in a car parked at bart station with a 1-year- old who was selling marijuana. they say he shot the victim threw the seat when the 17-year- old refused to give lewis the drugs for free. he also face robbery and assault charges. a new study is exposing inconsistencies in sentencing in federal court. the associated press reports federal defends who did the same crime received significantly different prison sentences over the past five years, depending on their judge. the report adds that the differences don't line up with

the party of the president, who appointed the justs. the findings came 30 years after congress worked to create fair result. a head-on collision in alameda county yesterday morning claimed the life of a 68-year-old hayward man. the highway patrol says hanno lind died several hours after the crash on crow canyon road. investigators say lind collided with a 2003 acura on a sharp curve. the crash is under investigation. gas prices across the country are at a record-high for this time of year with the national averages at $3.76 for a gallon of regular unleaded. here is the bay area, price have shot well above the $4 black. san francisco drivers pay an average of $4.40. in oakland and san josi it's $4.43. the chief strategist for president obama's campaign discussed the issue on abc's this week saying "relief won't come overnight." >> the question is whether

it's realistic to say as the speaker did that there is some magic fairy dust you can sprinkle and get $2.50 gas? the american people know that is not the case. >> axelrod was responding to comments by presidential candidate and former house speaker newt gingrich. he says the president wants to see gas prices rise to $8 or $9 a gallon. >> a doctor faces murder charges after three patients died from prescription drug overdoses and one patient was a young man fromdanville. lisa tseng is accused of giving the prescriptions at a rate of 25 per day. prosecutors say she gave the prescriptions after simple patient examinations. >> well, this is the first case that we have filed against

a doctor charging murder for overprescription of drugs, that would be the applied balance theory, yes. >> tseng is being held on $3 million bail. if convicted she could face 45 years to life in prison. a report that the oakland a's may strike out in their move to san josi appears to be premature. the as want to build a new stadium complex in the south bay. yesterday the new york daily news reported there may not be enough votes for from major league baseball attorneys take away the san francisco giant's territorial rights. today there are reports that commissioner bud selig's office denied it as well and selig is working on a compromise between the two teams. >> a superior court jumwill consider whether thee

votedder-approved referendum measure j. opponents say voters were never told that the city would take out $850 million of loans. stadium supporters say the public should not have to vote on an issue that they have already approved. 49ers hope to open the stadium for the 2014 season. it's a san francisco landmark in need of repair and supporters of coit tower, including relatives of the original artist who painted its famous murals say it's long overdue ktvu's ken pritchett. at the end of the ache look at this face, one of many faces depicted in coit tower. >> i knew her once. >> she should, it's her. painted by her father 76 years ago and she was there. >> smelling the wet plaster on which they were painting. >> reporter: today the murals that she

treasures are in decay and the tower in disrepair. >> the first thing visitors see say broken light. >> reporter: jon golinger chairs the protect coit tower committee and shows us where the stains and salt deposits are left behind and paint was chipped away. nothing stops the curious public from touching the murals. golinger is behind measure b aimed at preventing future damage and decay. >> coit tower generated revenue through elevator fees and concessions. more of that money would be diverted to protect the the building and murals and surrounding park. >> less than 10% of the money is spent here. >> reporter: golinger fears that will deteriorate. >> it should be treated like a museum, because it is. >> reporter: in san francisco, it ken

pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. thieves have hit santa rosa a street lamps as a source of copper. 8,000' of copper disappeared. crews received reports that the street lavins weren't functioning on friday morning. police believe that that the thefts likely happened overnight and the department is now looking for any information. when ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 returns, here you go, another reason to eat chocolate. we'll have new details on the study you to thing its health benefits. >> another beautiful and unseasonably warm day around the barack. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo has your workweek forecast coming up. [ beep ] [ mom ] scooter? the progresso chicken noodle you made is it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night?

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of developing psoriasis. the hartford study looked at 185,000 medical professionals over 20 years. and smokers were almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with psoriasis, an autoimmune disorder that affects the skin. nicotine and other chemicals push the body's immune system into overdrive. study appears in the american jumpal of epidemiology. if you needed another reason to eat chocolate, a new study and researchers from a british medical zoom analyzed 40 clinical trials and found chicago eaters have lower blood pressure and better circulation. they suggest enjoying a small amount of dark chocolate. the findings appear in the american journal of nutrition. >> if you took our hershey bar outside, it probably started to melt. let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo. >> heather and ken, i have the

weather challenge for you and you have the answer at the end of this forecast. guess how warm santa cruz got this warm today? record warmth in santa cruz. today on the satellite changes are developing out here in the pacific. mostly clear skies overhead, but there is a fog bank moving closer to our coastline that will have a big factor on our forecast as we head into your monday. a live look outside right now. we can show you this, just beautiful looking out to the golden gate bridge and sunset scheduled for 6:07. that is after a very warm first weekend of march with the readings back up into the 70s and even a few low 80s out there.tor foyt we have mostly clear skies. tomorrow, partly sunny skies and we'll be cooling things off noticeably as we head into monday. tuesday, morning cloud cover and it will be cool and windy as we head into your tuesday forecast. take a look at some of the numbers from this afternoon. can you see all the 70s for santa rosa, san francisco,

livermore and san josi. by comparison, everybody comes down quite a bit and, in fact, santa rosa back to 66. san francisco in the lower 60s and san josi around 66 degrees. temperatures they have maxed out for today with those readings a good 8-12 degrees above normal. 15 degrees above normal in a few spots. we have do have energy up to our north and west. there is a weather system that will be dropping in. so with, that as we showed you, the cooling spend begins monday. we also have some gusty winds. now there is a very weak system that will be moving in by monday night into tuesday. here we go tomorrow morning at 8:00, this forecast model showing you some of the fog on the increased coast side and maybe a few patches around the bay. and then by 4:00, partly to mostly sunny skies. we increase the clouds late monday night into early tuesday morning. and early tuesday morning we could have this, a few sprinkles or light showers

moving through the bay area. by the afternoon hours, partly cloudy skies and some gusty winds. forecast highs for tomorrow afternoon, no more 70s. warmest locations only, still pretty nice for this time of year, in the mid to upper 60s. san josi 66. half moon bay 59 and your forecast, there is a slight chance of showers first thing tuesday morning, but then we strip await clouds. a bit of a bump of numbers for wednesday and readings back into the mid to upper 60s. santa cruz, what do you think (well, you know we can cheat. the computer is right here. [ laughter ] >> what is it ken? >> the computer says 77. >> it was 83 degrees. the old record was 79. that is the official weather site. so pretty impressive. >> for march. >> i think that 77 is what it is currently. so that makes sense. >> nice effort. [ laughter ] >> thank you, mark. >> thank you, mark. savvy shoppers enjoyed a

second and final day of the oakland's white elephant sale today. toys, after the, vintage china, clothes, books and jewelry were among the item as valuable at ahuge warehouse on lancaster street. proceeds benefit the oakland museum of california. over the years the sale has generated $16 million for the museum. >> coming up the oakland a's show off a new player and it's not manny ramirez. >> we'll explain. >> also we hit the courts to catch the warriors in action, as well as cal taking on stanford. sportswrap is next [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t.

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would like on senior day than knocking out cal of their share of the pac-12 conference championship. stanford took control in the first half, thanks in large part to a 10-minute stretch zimmerman not knowns a 3-point shooter had two of them in a 13- point game. stanford led by 5 at the half. cal strambleed to get back in the game. allen crabbe with 3 of his 20. it karp's basket down low make it's a 6-point game. stanford turned the bears back and the third senior with the putt back. cal finishes 23-8 and stanford meets arizona state in the pac- 12 tournament. cal is the no. 2 seed and will await the

winner of that game. washington is the conference regular season champion. the warriors played what looked like a promising game for a half today in toronto. golden state playing its fifth on the road, but without the services of steph curry. warriors led by 9 at halftime. but then they went in a a punch it in the 3rd quarter, golden state turned it over six times and scored just 11 points. ed davis with the steal and jerryd bailless to demar derozan. lee behind the back to monta ellis. the warees managed just 28 points the entire second half. they have a chance to close within 2 here, but robinson misses the lay-up at one end. barbosa with the 3 at other and warriors scored their lowest point total of year and go down 83-75 and play one more on the

road in washington before the long road-trip comes to an end. new york knicks and jeremy lin trying to hang with one wtvg of the heavyweights. pierce knocks it down from beyond the arc. lin misses it and amar'e stoudamire off the back rim how about that pass from rondo? celtics win 115-111, final line for lyn, 14 points, five assists, six turnovers. the strange collection of players that is the oakland a's got one of its markis members in today. he play in the cuban

league for eight years and thought to be major league ready right now. he found a new friend in manny ramirez. >> when he was in cuba, i had the opportunity to see him once and he liked a lot what he saw. saw it's an honor for him to be on the same team as manny. >> allen gets all for a grand slam and as went on to score 6 in the inning and outlasted chicago in a vintage spring slugfest, 12-10. >> a split squad day for the giants, who had one game glade a swarm of bees.

in san francisco 11-1 win over of the diamondbacks. if phoenix, the giants and briars settled on a 1-1 tie. still to come on this early sunday night sportswrap, things a little different on the second stop of the new nascar season. we have the latest from phoenix and look who made a charge today on the golf tour? we'll be right back. ''' ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam

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. >> professional golf has a new no. 1 player in the world and to get there he had to withstand the chargepy the guy who was the perennial november 1. find round of the honda classic, charles howell iii was never a threat to win, but will make a shot he will always remember. par, 7th hole, howell hits it about 190 and the ball rolls in for an ace. tiger woods made himself half of the story of the day,

starting 9 strokes behind the leader. woods got everybody's attention when he drilled this putt for eagle on the par-5 3rd hole. rory mcilroy made par and his first birdide on no. 8. the approach put mcilroy within 10' of thed byie and his 2-stroke lead grew to 3. but tiger wasn't finished, playing well in front of mcilroy, this putt for birdie at 17. and then it was tiger for eagle at 18. woods finishes with a 62, the best final round of his entire career. he was within a stroke of the lead, but mcilroy didn't panic. this short putt for birdie at 13 and mcilroy is back in front by two strokes. he managed to par out to finish with a 69 and edge both tiger and tom gillis by two strokes. mcilroy becomes the new no. 1 in the world by hanging on against the former no. 1. quite a contrast between this week and last week on the nascar circuit.

no rage in sight. as they they went from daytona to phoenix. and the grand marshal going today. kasey khane ran into the wall early in the race. south bay product allmendinger. harvick ran owl the fuel and hamlin went unchallenged. two of hockeys best in the east. 3-3 game. a nice pass dropping the puck.

the rangers with a had-3 lead and hold on with 99 points and they have the best record in all of hockey and this will do it for this early sunday night edition ever sportswrap. we'll see you again tonight at 10. >> thank you, joe. coming up on the 10:00 news, bay area music legend ronny montrose days after a battle with cancer. the impacts the guitarist has had on the music scene and his influence on big time musicians. that is coming up on 10:00 news. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we're always here for you on-line at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. see you at 10:00.