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5:00. good evening everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken pritchett in tonight forwen wayne. >> the military said a u.s. soldier acting alone opened fire on afghan civilian as they lay sleeping. unidentified soldier killed 16 civilians, including women and children. the u.s. and afghanistan have condemned the attacks, but the massacre does nothing to help the strained relationship relations between the two countries. conor powell with latest from kabul. >> reporter: this is where locals say some of the victims were shot to death before dawn in kandahar province. some lay here an others taken away on the flatbed of a truck. vivalageers are unease y- weeping openly. >> in total 16 people have been murdered. >> reporter: afghan president harmed karzai says, "assassinations happen here. karzai says the intentional

killing of innocent civilians cannot be forgiven." among the dead, women and children. the mass shooting happened only 500 yards away from a us military base. one american service member is being held in connection. >> yesterday he returned to the base and was taken into custody straight awain and the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: defense secretary panetta speaking by phone today offering his condolences." this is a new crisis in the strained relationship between washington and kabul." the u.s. embassy scrambling to contain the damage, putting out messages in some of the languages and attempting amends in english, too. >> president obama has been briefed on the situation.

and released this statement in part, "this incident is tragic and shocking and does not representation the exceptional character of our military." this is a country reeling from last month's burning the qur'an. despite renewed calls for a faster withdrawal, an agreement to keep american troops past 2014 could come soon. in kabul, conor powell, fox news. the shootings has sparked sadness in the afghan-american community. in fremont, some say that the attack will have serious consequences on u.s. and afghan relations. >> reporter: some in the local afghan community in the bay area view this settings a set back for their home country, but today at this park in fremont, they tried to keep their focus on the soccer field. sunday afternoon practice for the afghan soccer club, kids concentrating on the ball, while the club's president wais

omar talks about the latest violence rocking afghanistan. >> it's not good for the u.s. government, no good for the afghan government or afghan cephallans or those soldiers who put their lives in danger. >> reporter: wais says the killing of so many women and chern is heart- breaking, but viewed this as an isolated incident. sanjoy banerjee is a professor at san francisco state and he doesn't think this attack will set back efforts to turn the country over to afghan security forces. banerjee says this shooting coupled with the repeat burning of qur'ans by u.s. soldiers will likely increase tension and heave an opening for the taliban. but he thinks most afghans will still want the help of u.s. forces to rebuild their country. >> afghans understand that the alternative is even worse and that their best bet is to take whatever suffering that they have to take at the hands of

various americans for now, build themselves up, the u.s. will leave, and then they are on their own. >> reporter: and professor banerjee says so far the u.s. government has taken the right steps, apologizing for the incident and promising a thorough investigation and believes that the two countries can overcome this latest crisis. live in fremont, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the soldier in custody for today's tacks. he a u.s. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity says he say staff sergeant from joint base lewis-mcchord and was assigned to a remote site to help the u.s. military transition out of afghanistan. officials say the soldier will remain in u.s. custody and is being detakenned in kandahar. for more on the shootings taking place in afghanistan, be sure to log onto ktvu. it's been one year since

the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck japan and today the country marked the anniversary by honoring the thousands of lives lost. a nationwide moment of silence was held at 2:46 local teem, the exact time the 9.0 earthquake struck. the quick triggered a massive tsunami that will destroyed several coastal towns. in tall more than 19,000 people were killed in the disaster. >> all their lives were lost, and i feel their pain and i feel the grieving families' pain, and i cannot express my sorrow enough. >> japan's prime minister promised to rebuild the tsunami- ravaged towns where people today paid their respects. a moment of silence was observed as well in san francisco this afternoon as the community remembrance was held. ktvu's debora villalon is in japan town, which mobilized a year-ago and is still help.

>> reporter: ken, ceremonies ended about an hour ago, but people are lingering here in peace plaza and wishing peace for japan's survivors. prayers washed over the plaza as people came together to remember what was swept away a year-ago. lives, livelihoods, whole communities, and since that day, a local disaster fund has raised more than $4 million for relief and rebuilding. >> we will never forget. we will never forget this kindness. >> reporter: the needs are still great. restoring japan's landscape and human spirit. >> from seniors to little children, it's going to go on for generations. >> reporter: the audience heard today from those recently in the quake zone, how survivors need help with stress and suicide prevention.

>> you see a normal person, but as you get to know them better and talk to them, there is so much pain there. (bells tolling). >> reporter: from great devastation it was noted comes great hope. >> in july, it was really hot, and muddy, smelly. >> reporter: and for the san francisco artist, great purpose. she has volunteered three times in japan, today urging others to go, too. >> it's only one year. people still are living in hempry houses. >> reporter: this remembrance concluded with a collection of hundreds of personal messages, scrawled on paper scrips, stripped, headed to the hardest hit areas. >> they are there at sendai, and i she does get some hope. >> money continues to flow to the fund-based in japantown, just one year into what is

expected to be a ten-year recovery. we're live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. the us military was one of many groups to step in to help japan in the aftermath of last year's disaster. coming up, why not everyone was thrilled to see troops help america's closest asian ally. a san mateo search-and- rescue team resumed a search for a missing man. 40 volunteers are scouring beaches and cliffs in pacifica for joseph mchenry. the 27-year-old hiker told friends a week ago friday he was going camping and rock climbing in pacifica, but he never returned. authorities found his parked car on wednesday and then some of his belongings on thursday. >> we did find some gear during our search on thursday. we did find some of his camping gear and his friends have confirmed that similar camping gear he would normally carry. >> mchenri was last seen at

his san bruno home on march 2nd, right before he went camping. anything with information on his whereabouts is asked to call police. >> a blaze started before 4:00 a.m. on market street between sanchez and church streets. the flames worked their ways into the joe's barbershop on the first floor. it took firefighters 15 minutes to put the fire out. no one was hurt. we have some new information about a house fire in alameda we first told you about last night on the 10:00 news. investigators say 59-year-old kenneth chait was found in the hallway of his home last night. weigh was pronounced dead at the hospital. his dog was also killed in that fire which started around 8:30 the officials say it could have been caused by an overloaded outlet. firefighters say an overnight fire in sonoma county claimed the life of an elderly

both. crews arrived at home depot at 12:26 this morning. firefighters say when they arrived at the home on old red roald highway, they kicked down the door to try to rescue the woman, but she was already dead. firefighters say she was just feet from the door and it looks like she tried to make it out herself. the coroner has not released her name. members of the candlelight vigil air national guard are on their way to mexico. their mission to rescue two mish essentialmen stranded on a boat in the middle of the pacific ocean. 700 miles off the coast of acapulco. the chinese fishermen were injured on a diesel fire on their boat on friday. the 129 tmj rescue wing is one of three units in the air national guard with the ability to do rescues in the middle of the ocean. >> the guardian angel pararescue men will jump out of the back and into the water and board an inflatable boat. they will take that boat position it next to the sailing vessel and they will board the

vessel and then provide medical treatment for the injureddors. these helicopters can refuel midair, allowing them to do rescue missions that take hours to complete. well, sounds like we're about to get a break from the very dry weather with some changes in our weather ahead this week. our meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now. >> major changes with stronger storms developing offshore. that will be moving closer to the bay area, especially by midweek. we'll get to all of that later on, but right now you can see a few clouds moving through parts of the bay area. the cloud cover associated with the weather system that produced a few sprinkles, a few light showers across some neighborhoodses earlier this morning. forecast headlines for tonight, we have partly cloudy skies,

temperatures on cool side. tomorrow sun cloud mix, but get ready, beginning tuesday our stormy weather does begin and we'll be tracking episodes of heavy rain and gusty winds. tomorrow morning, not a lot to track out there. coolest locations will be in the lower 30s for santa rosa, napa, san francisco at 46 and san josi right around 40. so here is the very weak system that moved across the bay area earlier this morning, but bigger changes out in the pacific. storms developing and we're expecting some strong storms over the next few days. tomorrow, at 7:00, partly cloudy skies. you will see what happens as we take this into monday night and into tuesday. the first storm begins to move in from the north. coming up, the one part of the bay area that could pick up nearly 6 inch of rain and when the heaviest double pours are expected to arrive. i palmetto of a smell plane and two passengers walked away from a crash in sacramento county. twin engine aircraft went down in a field a few miles from an

airport. officials say there were three men aboard the plane. all of them suffered cuts to their faces. federal investigators believe that the men were traveling from visalia to sacramento when both engine as apparently failed. hundreds people went car- free in san francisco to welcome back a sunday tradition. the embarcadero was shutdown for traffic for the first sunday's streets events of the year. people walked, ran and biked, enjoying the fresh air and getting active. the sunday streets program started back in 2008. events are scheduled to run once ever month until october. a new report ornretail sales is expected out this week and what analysts are predicting from a high-ranking senator says the numbers don't lie when it comes to í

. san josi city council is getting ready to consider changes to the city's municipal code to try to move businesses to downtown. san josi officials say there is a 25% vacancy rate downtown. the proposal under consideration would allow street level space previously reserved for retail stores to be leased to offices. another proposal also under consideration calls for streamline the permit process for businesses to sell alcohol. expectations are high for a new retail sales report due out this week. the february report is set to be released on tuesday. analysts are predicting the numbers will be up for the month of february by the largest margin in five months. economists contributing large sales demand. economists say it's a sign of an improving job market and that job market is bolstering consumer spending. >> that sticker shock you are feeling at the gas pump is

happening over the country. the average price of regular shot up $0.12 during the past few weeks. $8.81. but that is less of a jump than the previous two weeks. in the bay area, triple-a's latest prices are $4.41 in san francisco, 4.39 in oakland and $4.34 in san jose. prices usually rise ahead of the summer driving season and middle east tensions may also be triumphing up the cost of gas. onto the race for the republic presidential nomination and on tuesday, two primaries in the deep south are especially important for those chasing front front-runner mitt romney. today in mississippi, rick santorum was confident. >> we feel good we're in a position to still win it right out and if we have to go to an open convention, we like our chances just as well. >> the former pennsylvania

senator greeted people today and earlier santorum accused mitt romney of lying saying the formerle governor supported big business programs and denied it on the campaign trail. >> romney camp has been trying to sell since last sun i should get out of race and the fact is romney is probably the weakest republican front-runner since wood. >> newt gingrich let rick santorum peck up his delegates. gingrich needs to win in mississippi and alabama, both next to his home state of during, which is the the only primary he has won so far. >> mathematically this thing is about over, but emotional it's not. >> well, senator lindsey graham predicted the ace will be over in mitt romney winds tuesday. it romney campaigned in birmingham on friday, but along with lagging candidate ron paul he kept a low profile this

weekend. political observers still place virginia governor bob mcdonnell at the top of possible g.o.p. vice president candidates. governor mcdonnell signed a bill requiring ultra sound for we can seeking abortions. the president is working by getting a key democrat on his side and peter doocy has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: in 2008 a majority of women voted for then senator obama and helped him win the white house. two years later in 2010, most women voters broke for republicans and to try to stop the g.o.p. from going on a roll with the ladies, the obama campaign is going to send out one million pieces of mails to moms, young women and older women and on friday we got a taste of the new pitch to them? >> women deserve an equal's day pay for an equal day's work. [ applause ] our daughters should be treated just the same and have the same opportunities as our sons. >> reporter: the obama campaign is getting

help from nurses across america, banning together to form nurses for obama and their job is to help the campaign convince women that the president's health care law which turns 2 on march 23rd was a good idea and positions on contraceptives and birth-control are best for this. strategists agree that the women could swing the election. >> governor romney has a great favorability rating with women and i think a southern female professional women is going to say that is who i want to vote for. >> reporter: the campaign official tells us that the president won't be personally involved in the outreach to women this week. he is going to be busy with british prime minister cameron, but on friday mr. obama will hit the campaign trail in georgia and illinois. so stay tuned and check your mailboxes. in washington, peter doocy, fox news. former presidential candidate john mccain is not a fan of the new hobb movie "game change."

the film based on his 2008 campaign with sarah palin debuted last night, but the senator refuses to watch it. >> what i don't understand and even in the tough world of politics, where there continues to be such assaults on a good and decent person, sarah palin, a fine family person, a person whose nomination energized our campaign. >> "game change" stars julianne moore has palin and ed harris as mccain. palin blasted that black earlier this year and has not though yet commented on the fim. >> 18-year-old son of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver has been released from hospital after a ski accident. this is a photo of patrick schwarzenegger tweeted after the accident in sun valley, i've had. he was taken to the hospital where he received stitches to his back and says he has a lot of bruises, but did not provide details of the accident.

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tonight in pakistan a suicide bomber attack a funeral. police say it appears that the bomber was targeting a local antitaliban politician who escaped unhurt. police say the bomber was in his early 20s and walked into the funeral before blowing himself up in the crowd. syrian government forces bombarded three cities, including the capitol of homs. tonight's gunfire and bombs undercut the careful opt myself expressed by former united nations chief annan. opposite leaders say dozens have been killed this weekend. the government says terrorists are continuing their campaign of murder and sabotage. and a grisly discovery in mexico as a cave reveal the bones of more than a hundred people. the remains are believed to have been there for 50 years. the cave in chiapas is along a

route used by central american migrants. authorities are investigating for signs of velocity and trying to identify the reminds. a protest is planned tomorrow against apple. this is video of a recent apple protest taking place in san francisco. tomorrow's event is being held be the raging grannies. members say they are protestion apple's alleged use of sweatshops in china. a new revealed h&r block cost shows a sharp rise in the number of $1 million hospital bills. ' sacramento bee review of state data reveals a seven-fold increase. they froze 430 in 2000 to nearly 3,000 in 2010. patients often pay 80% of those bells after negotiations with hospitals -- those bills are also a major factor in bankruptcies and higher costs with the health care stem. people in groups are all over the world stepped in to help japan after the deadly

earthquake and tsunami that stepped in. one group that offered aid saxon capital the us military, but as david piper reports not everybody appreciates the help. >> reporter: when japan was reeling from a deadly earthquake and tsunami that killed more than is a,000 people 12 months agoful the us military swung into action assisting in the effort to help america's closest asian ally. operation tomodaichi "means "friend." >> i think the government and people of japan new understand our alliance isn't purely about military operations, but of mutual cooperation and security. >> the us military also gave crucial logisticking it support

to the tokyo electric power company to help avert a bigger disaster of their crippled fukushima nuclear power-plant. >> they helped us a lot. >> reporter: despite the united effort, a recent independent japanese report criticized its own government for not being more open with its ally. the report said in the immediate aftermath of the fukushima nuclear meltdown that the japanese authorities didn't release important information about the scale and the extent of the teenager posed. while the us military made every effort to help the people of japan, some here refuse to acknowledge it and want them to leave. this person staged regular protests. >> many people lost their lives, it broke everybody's heart, but the help that came didn't have to come from the military. >> reporter: despite this often vocal opposition, america's rapid response to the events of last

year did save lives, and helped avoid a worse nuclear disaster from which the majority of folks here are grateful. until sendai, japan, david piper, fox news. this week marks something new for this busy south bay interchange. what commuters need to know before the express toll lanes go into effect. also a major magazine honors bay area congresswoman jackie speir and why she is called "fearless." see where volunteers rolled up their sleeves to spruce up an east bay neighborhood. bay area here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together.

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drivers will soon get some releaf from the traffic bottlenecks for a price. ktvu's maureen naylor tells us about the new toll road opening this week:00300,000 people drive the notorious slow stretch between interstate 880 and highway in milpitas, including this fremont man who worked in santa clara. >> it teaks about one hour or one and a half hours. >> reporter: starting thursday, drivers like him can pay to use the carpool lane during evening and morning commutes. using fastrak transsponders to pay between $0.30 and $of, fending on traffic conditions. >> i will definitely pay. >> you will? >> yeah, because it saves a lot of time. >> reporter: santa clara valley transportation authority ran tests on the four-mile stretch. this is the first of three new toll lanes planned. >> as it' user fee. it's an option. people don't have to pay for it, but it give those people willing to pay for it that

option for a more reliable commute. vta expects to break even ot on the $is he million project in three years, estimating roughly half a million dollars in annual revenue. >> fastrak will not be getting my money. >> reporter: because he opposes the idea of taxpayers paying more. >> it's more burden on the commuter and more money in the political belt. >> reporter: carpoolers with fas track devices have to remove those to avoid unnecessary charges. in mett mitz, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. we're learning more about the father of three who was killed friday morning by a call trayn in menlo park. family members say 39-year-old eric salvatierra was extremely bright and caring a great hametarian. hame humanitarian who leaves behind three daughters under the age of 10. reports indicate that salvatierra was on his bike when was hit by the

drain. the investigation is ongoing. >> investigators that contra costa county are looking into what cause a fire. it started on a deck just behind the home, just after 9:00 a.m. firefighter president several agencies helped to put out the flames in a matter of moments, saving the inside of the home. as you can see from the pictures that deck was a total loss, causing an estimated $00,000 in damage. luckily, though, no one was headquarter. a man is in jail after a suspected road-rage incident in oakland. it started just after midnight. a woman says a driver ran a red light at 17th and castro street and hit the vehicle she and her boyfriend were in. there was an altercation. and the woman says she and her boyfriend were assaulted by the driver and his female passenger, who then left the scene. an officer later pulled that vehicle over at 54th and shattuck. police say the victims identified the driver as the man who hit their car. tomorrow morning jury

selection is set to continue in the trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi, a panel of 144 possible jurors is scheduled to be questioned. mirkarimi is charged with misdemeanorle domestic battery, child endangerment and dissuade a witness. a judge is also considering a change of venue for the trial. tomorrow closing arguments are scheduled in the murder retrial of mohammad haroon ali, accused of killing his 20-year- old girlfriend tracy pilot nickoff. biletnikoff. they ruled that that the d.a. denies any wrongdoing the ali's attorney says it was manslaughter. san ramon police are investigating an attempted sexual assault of a teenager

behind a shopping center. according to the danville express the attack happened march 7th at 2:50 p.m. police say the 15-year-old victim was walking when the man approached her and assaulted her. the suspect is described as an african-american man in his 20s, medium build with short hair and no facial hair. oakland schools have good news for parents will impending school closures. the tribune reports that the second wave of the closures has been canceled. summit smith told teachers that more closures should not be necessary. the reason is apparently a much improved budget for the first time in a decade, the school year will not begin with a deficit. these five schools are skill slated to close in june. a special honor for a u.s.

representative jackie speier. newsweek has named the san mateo congresswoman "fearless." she as also praised discussing her own abortion. other women who made the list include jennifer seibel newsom, the wife of the lt. governor gavin newsom, recognized for her documentary "miss representation," which tackles the issue of women and girls and body image. syrian human rights activist, razan chakraborty is helping former young prostitutes reintegrate into society. reuter's tehran bureau chief parisa. people are taking part in a world war environmental clean rup. may be members of were out in

oakland cleaning up the martin luther king regional shoreline, all meant to raise awareness of environmental issues ahead of the passover. church says 150 countries are taking part in the effort, which ends on the passover, april 5th. well, the military has a newspaper weapon in its arsenal and coming up next we'll show you how it works and why the military says it's totally harmless. it may be a wet ahead. channel 2 meteorologist mark tamayo will be here with when and where rain is expected around the bay area. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t.

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the doctor suess film took in more than $39 million this weekend and earned an overall $122 million during its first ten days. the lorax beat disney's expensive science fiction movie "john carter," only pulled in about $31 million. coming in third was "project x" followed by "silent house." >> and "act of valor." >> the us military is showing of a new non-liegele crowd control weapon. they demonstrated the active denial system to reporters in virginia. take a look the. it consists of high frequency electromagnetic wave that makes you feel real little hot and want to run away. people say it feels like you just opened a oven door. they say it only penetrates 1/64th into your skin and as soon as you step away, the heat disappears. >> it's one thing we can shoot first and ask questions later. normally you can't do that.

>> officials are the defense department says the beam has been tested on more than 11,000 people and they say it's safer than rubber bullets or pepper- spray. in two cases it did cause second-degree burns. time for us to talk about our weather. pretty nice out there. a little cloudy and cool, but things are about to change. >> strong storms developing heather and ken and that wet weather will soon be arriving. right now i can show you on live stormtracker 2, you can see on the radar, with the live doppler sweep, nothing to show you. but this radar will be getting quite a workout over the next week or. so a look outside, outside towards san rafael, you can see some of the scattered clouds paying us a visit. as far as rainfall over the past 24 hours, .06" in santa rosa.

this is the forecast model that shows you accumulations from monday through saturday. i click the button and look what happens. the rainfall spreading to the south. 8" of rain for monday through saturday. the bay area getting their fair share as well. around the central portions around the bay, 4th and so a series of storms developing. tomorrow a break day with a dry pattern for the most part. this weak system moves in, partly cloudy skis. the first storm approaches. there is a slight chance of a sprinkle in the north bay, but bigger changes in the pacific. that is scheduled to push into the region with rainfall expectations around 2" all the way to 6" for the north bay. rain develops tuesday, that rain line spreads to the south on wednesday. and with that heavy rain

especially for the wednesday morning commute. rainfall redevelops as another system, another system in a series pushes into the region on thursday. and we're talking about some more rain chances for friday and even into the upcoming weekend. this will be a snow producer up in the sierra, a winter storm warning kicks in 11:00 monday night and snowfall will be on the order of at least a foot and could be topping 3' above 7,000'. our forecast model tomorrow, make the most of it, because it will be dry out there. the slight chance of a sprinkle up in the north bay by late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours, but look what happens into tuesday, rainfall gradually spreads to the south and the heaviest stuff is expected to move into the region on wednesday. forecast highs mainly in the upper 50s to lower 60s. san josi around 62, a like ahead your five-day forecast, lots of rain clouds here, with rain developing tuesday. heavy rain on wednesday. periods of rain into thursday and heather and ken, if you

want a break with your weekend always in view, you are not going to get it yet. showers saturday and likely into sunday. so make the most of tomorrow if you have any outdoor plans. >> we could certainly use the rain. >> definitely. >> thank you, mark. coming up, it's selection sunday. we have got st. mary's, cal and san francisco, who is in and who is out? we'll tell you who is in and who is out, coming up in sportswrap. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam

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the field has grown to 68 and by winning the wcc tournament, the st. mary's gaels knew that they were in. what the gaels didn't know where they were heading and where they would be seeded. a group of students join the players at mckeon pavilion when they found out to the midwest as no. 17. they will open up in omaha against purdue. coach randy bennett knows in this game anything can happen. 5, 6, 12, those are 50/50 games, and we know that. we were prepared for that. we knew that going in. to get where we're at we have to play some of those games. >> i know purdue's program and i know matt paineer, a great coach with great tradition. we know how to play them. it's a little like we played southern illinois, that is their style of basketball. we're in the competition. this is what you play all year

for to get in this tournament and that is where we're at, and so, now it's time to compete again. >> the top-seed is north carolina followed by kansas, no. 2. georgetown, 3 and michigan, 4. first-round win by st. mary's would most likely earn the gaels a second round match up with kansas. the selection committee didn't think much of pac-12. colorado had an automatic bid and everyone else was waiting to see if an at-large bid was in the making. cal bears have a record of 24-9 having lost to colorado in the pac-12 tournament semifinals. the bears found out that they are in and the only other pac- 12 team in the field of 68. cal will also be in the midwest regional, but to get to a 12th- seeded game against temp the bears have to beat south florida. they play the bulls. temple awaits the winner of cal-

south florida and the winner there gets the winner of michigan versus ohio university. tar heels place florida state in the acc title game. seminoles led by 9 at the half. carolina can tie if the long 3 from hairston goes, it doesn't. the loss did not affect the tar heel's seeding. kentucky brought in a no. 1 ranking and 24-game-winning streak into the sec game against vandy. commodores win the conference championship for more than 60 years and get the automatic bid by virtue of their 71-64 win, but no sweat for the wildcats, despite the hastloss they get the no. 1 seed in the south. also in region, duke is the no. 2, baylor no. 3 and indiana the 4th seed.

a couple of familiar foes for the big 10 conference the time. this one tied all the way down to the wire. wood with 3 of his 21. green isn't usual a-point shooter, but hit 2 from beyond the arc. michigan state wins, that earns the spartans a not 1 seed in the west. one final region to go. where syracuse also lost in its conference tournament, but still gets a no. 1 in east, ohio state gets the 2, florida state the 3. and wisconsin the 4th seed. well, it may mean absolutely nothing, but both bay area baseball teams thunder winning ways in the arizona desert. brian wilson pitched a scoreless inning in the win over seattle. the a's in their phoenix to take on kansas city. another

spring slugfest. the a's were 10-8 winners, improving their spring record to 7-3. >> still to come on this early sunday night edition of sportswrap, reports tonight that a very high-profile wide receiver is set to work out for the 49ers tomorrow. we'll tell you about that and some of golf's new breed battling on the final day at doral. we'll be right back. ♪

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run, rory mcilroy part of a of. mcilroy finished two strokes basket justin rose was tied with keegan bradley when he played 14. this approach will change that. rose set himself up for an easy birdie, taking the lead in the clubhouse. bubba watson could have forced a playoff if that had fallen. when it didn't, rose was on the driving range staying warm in case there was a playoff and found out no playoff was necessary. rose wins his first west coast conference and tenth world war. >> imie johnson started in the back of the field after wrecking his car in practice. he goes down low and gets past brad brad keselowski. stewart takes over the points lead. >> no secret that the 49ers

are looking to add to their wide serving core. maybe a little surprising randy moss will be in santa clara. they want to see what the 35- year-old has left in the tank. he sat out the 2011 season after playing for three teams in 2010 and has already worked out for the new orleans saints. that will do it for this early sunday night edition of sportswrap. see you again tomorrow at 10:00. >> joe, your personal thoughts about moss coming? >> he is coming for a tryout and they want to see what he has physically and if i'm going interview randy moss, i want to get into his head and see what he has going on there as well. >> thank you, joe. tonight on the 10:00 news, a mother is under arrest arch allegedly driving drunk and crashing into a power pole with her young daughter in the car. >> also coming up tonight we'll have more on the search for that missing san bruno man, who hasn't been seen now for more than a week after he went hiking in pacifica. crews were out searching for him and we'll have a live

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