swelling creeks tonight in the santa cruz mountains after the second full day of rain. good evening, i am jewel haener. >> i'm frank somerville. there's more on the way. we have live team coverage tonight, ktvu's chief meteorologist, bill martin is tracking when this next storm will his us. we begin with lloyd lacuesta. >> reporter: a steady rain has been falling up here in the santa cruz mountains.

about 8 inches so far, the worry now that the ground is getting saturated. there have been two mudslides reported so far that went over roads. more slides are definitely a concern. >> this is all de composed sandstone. >> reporter: one man says he put in drainage last summer. now is too late. >> if you're living on a steep hillside, and you've not put any drainage in, you're screwed. >> reporter: strong winds to topple trees and branches. there have been moo major power outages from downed wires. driving in the wet conditions continues to be a danger. just outside felton, a 21-year- old man lost control of his toyota probing, plowed into a tree and was killed. >> you just have to slow down and be a little cautious. >> reporter: the rain is proving to be a drip so far, for reservoirs in the santa

clara valley. the reservoir above los gatos is at half capacity. >> people shouldn't be concerned at what they're seeing in the reservoirs, our ground water basin is very healthy. >> reporter: san jose rainfall is now at its lowest level since 1875. water district officials say there is twice as much ground water as all ten reservoirs combined. land surveyors say it would take a week straight of rain before they would get worried. live in the santa cruz mountains, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. today's steady rain caused plenty of problems around the bay area. our cameras so you grand avenue blocked off because of flooding. as the camera was rolling, we spotted several cars going around a barricade. officers spotted those drivers

as well, and took off after them. one driver stared at road closed sign repeating again and again, he didn't think it had rained that much. over the last two days, kentfield has seen more than 4 to 6 inches of rain. the rising water, giving the u.s. geological survey, just what it needs. a nice sample of water so researchers can look at the setment headed to the bay after a big rainfall. pg and e told us just a couple of minutes ago, it has now restored power to most of the thousands of homeowners who lost service during the storm today. as patty lee shows us, outages caused by fallen trees were just one of the concerns in the east bay hills. >> reporter: in san pablo thomas is fighting a losing battle with rising water. >> been using this vacuum cleaner. water vac to suck up the water

and i intend to do that until it stops raining. >> reporter: folks who live on this tumbling hillside say they can live with flooding. they just hope the tarp that helps to keep the ground stable holds up in this storm. in arinda, the tree so massive power wasn't restored until this evening. in lafayette more than 600 customers lost power when two trees tumbled within a mile of each other. happy valley trail, which is lined with enormous mature trees was hit hard by heavy winds, rain, and outages. >> there was a power line pretty much right next to the window. scary. >> reporter: most homeowners had power back on in an hour. those who didn't had to make do. >> my husband heated some water on the barbeque, and we poured it over coffee. >> reporter: for many, it served as a valuable wakeup

call. >> we did realize that we were not prepared if it went out at night, we've got our candles, and flash flights, but not for long term. >> reporter: back in san pablo, where mudslides have been a reality for years, residents are focused on solving immediate problems. ktvu, channel 2 news. ♪ [ music ] in the storm system today, basically stalled out over the bay area, dropping copeious amounts of rain. over an inch to two inches in some places. activity near the bay bridge, but most of it is widely scattered now. pretty impressive toward the santa cruz mountains. ben lowman with rainfall of over 5.5 inches. check out san rafael today, 2.2 inches. i'm back here at 10:20. i've got the latest computer model lined up. and this was number 2 in a series of storms, there's a

third one on the way, i'm going to tell you when it's going to get here and how that could impact your drive tomorrow. stay with us for continuing coverage. at 10:30, we'll take you to the sierra. we had to travel pretty high today. also an east bay candy store damaged by rain. why the owner feels some of his best business has washed away. the wet weather has put a damper on plans to open new toll lanes along highway 37. now those plans have been pushed back until tuesday. the rain prevented roadways from installing new signs. the toll lanes are located at the 880 interchange. word that an iraqi war vet was not hit by a tear gas canister. olsen was actually hit by a

bean bag round fired been an officer. olsen is suing the oakland police department. an investigation is still ongoing. a murder trial in a death. mohammed maroon ali was dating her at the time. the verdict will be read tomorrow morning at 9:30. ali was convicted of first degree murder back in 2001, but his conviction was overturned in 2009 because prosecutors had improperly dismissed a black juror. new details tonight on the so-called millionaires tax. that's the ballot initiative aimed at closing the state's budget gap. alex savidge is live. >> reporter: the governor

agreed to raise the tax rate by another penny on the dollar. those on the millionaire sales tax conceded to a sales tax increase. backers of the millionaires tax started gathering signatures just last month. but tonight, they have given up that effort and merged their plan with the governor's competing tax proposal. >> we're now unified behind one measure and need your help on getting this on the ballot. >> reporter: the governor wanted a compromise. >> had the status quo continued, we probably would have been headed for a real defeat. >> reporter: the new initiative calls for an across the board sales tax increase of a quarter of a percent. the plan would also bump up income taxes. anyone making more than $250,000 would see their rate increase by 1 percentage point. someone making over $300,000

would see a 2 percentage hike. tonight we shared this new tax proposal with people in downtown walnut creek. >> another quarter percent, so you're talking about almost 9% on everything? that's a lot. >> slashing teachers left and right. >> reporter: under the original millionaires tax plan there was no sales tax increase. >> this still has a regressive element. the sales tax will hit all of us. it will hit the 99%. >> reporter: but now the clock is ticking for the backers of this new tax proposal. they won't be able to start gathering signatures until april. that leaves them with roughly a month to collect the 1 million signatures they need to get the initiative on the november ballot. live tonight in walnut creek. ktvu, channel 2 news. we know tonight that voters turned out in record numbers during yesterday's republican primaries in mississippi and

alabama. the unofficial turn out in alabama was up 12% over the previous high. and mississippi's unofficial turnout was up by 83% over the high set back in 1988. rick santorum added to his delegate count by winning in both of those states. today, the former pennsylvania senator campaigned in puerto rico and predicted an eventual victory over front runner mitt romney. >> i suspect if we keep winning state after state after state, i'm going to be the nominee. >> reporter: exit polls show voters were overwhelmingly conservative. there are still a handful of delegates yet to be allocated. 1,144 delegates are needed to win the nomination. mitt romney with 495 delegates. santorum has 252, newt gingrich

131, and ron paul 46. cleanup efforts are now underway in santa clara county to clear out tons of debris covers what's become known as the trash home. the front yard of the home on south claremont avenue was visible today. neighbors say the man who lives there is a hoarder. here's what it looked like last month. the santa clara board of supervisors declared the home a public nuisance, and sent in crews to clean it up. an 89-year-old woman targeted by burglars. the precautions neighbors are taking in response to recent crime. >> a well known rapper defends his violent lyrics. hear what his critics had to say. >> and a series of security problems in afghanistan. the latest as defense secretary leon panetta arrived there today.

an 89-year-old woman is the latest victim of burglars. police say the robbery happened yesterday morning at a house near thorn hill drive and mountainville boulevard. they say they pushed their way in. police say this is the latest in a series of burglaries in the area. >> when we do see suspicious activity we're trying to alert each other.

so we can get information that will be good in controlling these situations. >> police say the woman was trapped inside the bathroom for more than eight hours. she declined medical treatment. a popular rapper from the east bay is defending his lyrics to women who have been victims of domestic violence. ktvu's amber lee says what the rapper is saying. >> reporter: too short, who grew up in oakland made it big in the music industry, rapping often about violence against rim. tonight, he explained his lyrics. >> you cannot go to a label and just walk in there with this positive material and expect to get a deal, but you can go in there with the hottest, nastiest video on the internet. >> reporter: he had a controversial video in which he

said young men should skip the kisses and get into riskier action. >> more than one in five females have been in a relationship in which they said their boyfriend threatened violence. >> reporter: the 45-year-old says he does feel guilty about his work. >> but if you continue to put out a certain message, then it's just, it's just a contradiction. >> women like myself, and young girls and young men in this world who have been victimized, instead of being victimized by taking on the ideas, an apology. >> she was shot by her boyfriend after celebrating her birthday in oakland, california. a dinner party at san francisco's coy tower is added fuel to the claims that the city isn't doing enough to preserve the tower's murals. this is a photograph taken at a city approved dinner party last spring. preservation ac visits say that candles are placed dangerously

close to the city's historic murals. the parks and rec department says the dinner was within the rules. neighbors of a proposed 270,000 square foot lucas film production studio in marin county -- neighbors claim the development is a significant departure from the 1996 master plan for the area, and therefore should require a new environmental impact report. a hearing on the appeal is set for april. the u.s. military says the american soldier accused of shooting 16 afghan villagers, many of whom were women and children has now been flown out of afghanistan to kuwait. afghan officials say u.s. surveillance video shows the soldier walking up to his base, laying down his weapon, and then raising his arms in surrender. the defense secretary, leon panetta said that soldier could receive the death penalty, if

convicted. tonight, secretary panetta is in afghanistan on a trip that was actually planned before the massacre. rita williams tells you, there was a bizarre situation at the airport that forced his flight to be diverted. >> reporter: an attack on afghans investigating the killing of 16 civilians. then the bombing of afghan intelligence headquarters, and now a possible attack on u.s. defense secretary leon panetta as his plane landed in afghanistan today, an afghan interpreter hijacked a truck from a british soldier. >> he did end up on the runway ramp and ended up in a ditch. our personnel discovered that he was ablaze. >> reporter: the plane was diverted, the afghan burned over half his body, arrested. it happened on a british base. >> there are things that need to be done in the coming hours and days to keep them safer. no doubt, we will do them. >> reporter: just an hour after

the runway incident, as you see here, u.s. marines at a town hall meeting with panetta were not allowed to bring their weapons inside. >> we'll be challenged by our enemy. we'll be challenged by ourselves. we'll be challenged by the hell of war itself. >> reporter: pentagon officials say the unusual disarming of the americans was done to promote partnership with afghan soldiers there, who were not allowed to bring their weapons inside. that it was not a security response to the growing anti- american anger in afghanistan. rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. the obama administration hosted its sixthst state dinner tonight. coming up in seven minutes, the big names on the invite list. we have new information now on a metal theft case we told but last night on the 10:00 news. napa police tell ktvu they

received what they call valuable new leads in this case, which they believe came as a result of our story. the information comes from a scrap yard where officers believe two men now in custody were selling bronze railings stolen from the river front promenade. it has been a wet couple of days in the bay area. rainfall accumulations heaviest in the coastal hills, as i've mentioned. up to 8 and 9 inches of rain over the last couple of days, even more in other places. right now, live stormtracker 2 has the heaviest rain activity over the oakland richmond, albany area. scattered rain showers continue tonight. but your morning commute looks like it should be a dry one. here we go with the live stormtracker 2 computer model. thursday at 7:00 a.m., we're clear. lunchtime, there's clouds and maybe a scattered shower. wet roadways left over from today. tomorrow afternoon, not too bad.

there's rain in the area though. tomorrow night, and early friday morning, more showers. that's storm three moving into the bay area. i'll have more details on that. the long ranged forecast with your weekend in view, i'll see you back here. people around the world who like math celebrated all things pi today. at the explore tore yum they enjoyed various presentations on pi, and on the menu, of course was pie. larry shaw came up with the idea of celebrating pi day on march 14, because pi begins with 3.14. to see more, go to ktvu.com and look for the link on the home page. only on 2, what we've learned about san francisco's aging ambulances and equipment. the fight to get more funding

to replace the fleet. plus the state dinner tonight, who helped greet britain's prime minister and the menu that was served.

ktvu has obtained documents that are raising concerns about the many ambulances that the san francisco fire department uses. >> reporter: the san francisco fire department's ambulances are under fire by those who operate them. >> a great majority of the ambulances having over 100,000 miles on them. that causes us great concern. both for the firefighter and paramedics safety, and for the public's safety. >> ringing the alarm about the aging equipment, as the department prepares to receive $6.8 million in state funds. union officials want the chief to spend much of that money on new hires, new equipment, and

new ambulances. ktvu obtained these documents from a recent internal audit that evaluated the trucks. >> reporter: 12 of 41 are listed in poor condition. 43 of the 88 defibrillators used by emergency medical technicians are 12 years or older. >> you have something that is so old that the manufacturer won't even cover its performance. >> it is an aging fleet. currently, we have five ambulances on order and shortly thereafter we'll order another five. >> reporter: they admit they don't have enough replacements or mechanics, but say patients have nothing to fear. >> the equipment is aging, but it's still operational, and safe. >> reporter: the department's ambulances will soon start responding to 80% of the life support calls that come from the 911 center. a 10% increase over last year.

david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. oakland is given the green light to more medical marijuana dispensaries. the city has selected four dispensaries to receive permits to sell medical marijuana. the new dispensaries aren't expected to open until at least this summer. and would bring the total number of dispensaries in oakland to eight. president obama and first lady michelle obama greeted them. president obama's speech focused on his partnership with prime minister cameron. >> in good times and in bad, he's just the kind of partner that you want on your side. i trust him. he says what he does, and he does what he says. >> this was the obama's sixth

state dinner. mr.cameron and his wife leave washington, d.c. tomorrow. on tonight's menu, themed america's backyard. halibut with potato crust, a spring garden salad with cucumber and avocado. basin wellington and for dessert, mire lemon steamed pudding. he expected just a small leak. the big problem, the owner of an east bay candy store found today and why it may ruin his entire year. plus new information on a man arrested on child molestation charges. what we now know about a man who worked as a nanny. >> he said i can take care of your kids too, because i work so close. i was like, no, i didn't have a good vibe about him. whatcha lookin' for hon?

ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't.

here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

it was a cold, heavy rain that fell today in many lower elevations of the sierra. while some thought it was just too soggy. others thought the conditions were great, but different. >> we don't get dumped on like this. this is what i hear being called dumped on. >> for the skiers, a very difficult year appears to be turning around, and it appears thoughts for closing up early for this season have pretty much faded away now. an owner of an east bay candy store says he wasn't worried about all the rain until he came into work. he tells us why this couldn't have happened at a worse time. >> reporter: water pouring out of the light fixture. this is what he came upon when he came into his candy store thismorning. a landlord told him a leak was

fixed. he expected to come in and see at most, a bucket of water, instead -- >> this whole place was pouring from everywhere. from the roof, from the side of the bathroom. >> reporter: when we got here, you could see rain water dripping from the bathroom door. >> all the boxes. were underwater. as you can see down there, all the candy is opened, and the boxes all wet right now. >> i saw the water was coming from the ceiling. >> reporter: the water damage and loss of the merchandise is too much for her to handle. this store means a lot for the family, and with easter right around the corner, it's now too late to get in more supplies. so this year's profits have been washed away. >> basically going to be washed out. >> reporter: it's estimated there's more than $100,000 of damage to the business.

we're told they hope to be back up and running by this weekend. the landlord has called a cleaning crew to come out and take care of it this weekend. >> you can get the latest weather information anytime on ktvu.com. you will find a link to stormtracker 2 on the front page. san francisco's school superintendent today announced his retirement. he took the job five years ago, an said it's time to go. >> it is with great mixed emotions today, that after 37 years in education, i announce my retirement effective july 5, 2012. >> garcia is leaving high a legacy of reducing the achievement gap and increasing test scores. they hope to replace him with richard caranza. the continued absence of one alameda county supervisor could be putting her colleagues

in a bind. the five member board is required to have four votes for budgetary items. that means no other board members can miss a meeting. we have new information tonight on a story we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news. it involves the arrest of a man who worked as a nanny in the south bay. ktvu's maureen naylor found out today there are more victims. >> reporter: 41-year-old john christopher walker is behind bars after one of the campbell children told their parents about inappropriate behavior. >> he had quite a bit of access to a number of different children and preyed on their innocence and had them do things that were highly inappropriate and illegal. >> reporter: he served as a nanny for several families. there are at least eight victims from five different

families aging 9 to 17. he faces multiple molestation and child pornography charges. >> i'm picking up my daughter now, we're going to ask her if anything happened. >> reporter: he says his family considered hiring walker. >> he was like yeah i can take care of your kids too, because we're so close. i was like, no, i didn't have a good vibe about him. >> reporter: >> my biggest fear, that is, that being my number 1 fear of why i will not hire a nanny, besides having family help me. >> reporter: police say john walker has no prior criminal history. he is being held without bail, and faces 195 years to life in prison, if convicted. he could enter a plea in his next court appearance next week. wall street was pretty much

flat today. the dow jones industrial average finished 16 points higher today. the nasdaq basically unchanged. analysts say a jump in text stocks was offset by declines in banking. zinga is asking the securities and exchange commission to allow a $400 million secondary stock offering. employees could get more stock if they agreed to limit how many shares they can sell this year. zinga stock finished off slightly for the day, trading at 13.35 a share. down about 3 cents. the silicone valley business journal is reporting that facebook is looking to other sites to expand. if the plans fall through, facebook is looking at space in newark. a landmark concert in france. how the harmony it aimed to

achieve was not only in the concert hall, but to two estranged countries. storm number 3 is taking aim at the bay area. i'll let you know when it gets here, and when it leaves. >> five years, tens of millions of dollars spent. we take you on an exclusive tour inside san francisco's new metrion. ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing

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in chicago today, former illinois governor rod blagojevich embraced the spotlight before heading to prison. >> the law as it stands right now is that i have to go do what i have to go do. >> the press conference outside of his house draw a large crowd. blagojevich even spent about 30 minutes signing autographs. blagojevich was convicted of trying to sell or trade an appointment to president obama's vacated senate seat. a california appeal's court has ruled that prison officials were within their rights when they picked the spot for a convicted serial killer to live. lauren herzog was one of the so- called speed freak killers suspected of killing as many as 19 people. he was paroled in 2010 and ordered to live in a trailer

just outside of the gates of the state prison in susanville. the city and county filed a lawsuit to move him. herzog committed suicide in january of this year. police are searching for a woman suspected of kidnapping her 5-year-old daughter. the mother, zadoka perez has made suicidal statements in the past. she and her daughter has not been seen since monday. the car is a gray 2011 honda accord coupe with the california license number 6scz277. police say perez maybe headed to the los angeles area. new details are emerging tonight about the oakland police shooting that sent a man to the hospital. oakland police now say two officers shot at the 24-year- old man around 8:45 last night near 90th avenue and birch street. police say the man had a gun

and they were chasing him on foot. they say the man threatened their lives and both officers fired at him. that man is expect today survive. the coroner's office has identified the victim of a deadly shooting in fairfield as 47-year-old clarence james. james was shot multiple times on monday as he stood in front of a home on hay street. no arrests have been made. the killing was the third homicide in fairfield in less than a week. in belgium, a day of tears and sorrow after 22 school children and since adults died when their bus crashed into the wall of a tunnel in switzerland. investigators say it is not clear yet why the bus crashed. somalia, a major security breach when a side bomber was

able to detonate inside the compound where the most senior somali government officials, including the president have their offices. the military group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack. in paris north korean musicians played with south korean musicians. he organized the landmark concert to improve the tense relationship between the two koreas. grim says he has done nothing wrong, but will not contest the charges.

the judge says the ethical problems are not linked to broussard. broussard is now serving a 25 year sentence for the killing of bailey. new screening procedures for some airline passengers. plus, a major undertaking nearly finished. we're going to take you inside the new metreon before its official debut. and bill martin is tracking more rain. when the next round will hit. all coming up in your complete bay area forecast. 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.

new video just into the channel 2 newsroom from santa cruz. the rain swollen san lorenzo river is threatening the board walk. it is now threatening to overflow onto a investigation of the amusement park. it's already carried away a wooden stairway. a board walk spokesperson says

this is the closest, the river has ever come to the park. only on 2 tonight, a sneak peek inside the newly renovated metreon inside the south of market neighborhood that's expected to generate millions in tax revenue. heather holmes had an exclusive tour. >> reporter: it has been five years and $30 million in the making, and coming up on friday, there will be a community celebration to mark the new and improved metreon. from the new entrance on 4th street, the new dining area. >> if you want to eat korean, and i want to eat a hamburger we can eat together in the same restaurant. they have a dj platform up there were diners are sure to find something they like. >> we believe we really have a

great metreon that fits the neighborhood. for many years it was not fitting in. >> reporter: incredible views of the city, and yorba buena gardens. from the newly remodeled movie theater, to a bevy of shops. >> in 2008 was a different year for the economy, so kind of slowed down all the developments around the country. last year we got the green light to go forward. and here we are now with it all built. >> reporter: more encouraging signs can be found a few blocks away. from a new store set to open this spring, to jimmy chu's scooping up space. >> we tracked the hotel rooms and every quarter, they keep going back up and back up. >> reporter: 12 of the 20 retailers there will be open on

friday, but the metreon's crown jewel is still under construction and will open in october. starting next monday passiers who are 75 years or older will be able to keep their shoes and light jackets on at security check points in four airports. they're slated to test out this new pilot program. if an alarm sounds when the passenger walks through the metal detector, that passenger may be asked to remove their shoes. a product known as pink slime in school lunchesment sources say the usda has given schools a choice on whether to buy the hamburger patties that contain the filler. schools have the option to buy bulk ground beef without the filler instead. police in gilroy busted an

elaborate grow operation. it all started early monday morning when an officer patrolling roseannea street pulled over eight suspicious vehicles that happened to be full of marijuana. police arrested three teenagers and say it appears they have burglarized two residence to steal the plants. and you heard julie mention the san lorenzo river running high. we've got a high tide this morning at about 4:30. we're dealing with 8, 9 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains. it's all draining down. a lot of it into the san lorenzo river. out of the coastal hills, the heaviest rainfalls have fallen. right now, widely scattered

showers in the bay view region. your afternoon commute was a mess. tomorrow morning's commute shouldn't be a mess. this really is the story is the oragraphic lifting. on the back side of the mountains, .10 of an inch of rain. all of the rain is squeezed out on the west side of these hills. they are just dropping a lot of rain a lot of water into the san lorenzo river which comes out right here. it's a high tide about 4:30 a.m. we will watch it for you. mornings on 2 here at 4:30 tomorrow morning. they'll be tracking that as the tide drops, it should help things out, and the showers are beginning to diminish. nothing like we saw today. things have really begun to taper off. three more storms in the forecast through thursday, fry, and saturday.

thursday morning, your morning commute looks dry. your afternoon, looks dry. but scattered showers in the area and some cloud cover. your afternoon drive, 7:00, 6:00, a few scattered showers. maybe the wipers going a bit on thursday afternoon. thursday evening late into friday morning, the showers begin. friday afternoon's commute, scattered showers. it's just a moist flow. the timing on these is really tough. they're just streaming in off the pacific. watch us, and stay with us the next few days. the models are going crazy trying to keep up with all of this moisture, streaming in off the pacific. as they organize better, it's easier to time them off. but it's been tough. today's system just stuck over the bay area. none of the models saw that. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, shakes out like this. of course, they said mornings on 2 will be here at 4:30, and everybody will be watching the san lorenzo river at the mouth.

a high tide at 4:30 for any potential problems. >> the rain parked itself right over, and just wouldn't stop. >> if it wouldn't have been such a dry winter, we would have had a lot of flooding, but it was absorbed. president obama tapped the head of san francisco's hiv director to become the director of the national a.i.d.s. policy. during his training, colfax paid for patients in san francisco general hospital. that was the first inpatient hiv/a.i.d.s. clinic

the two sons of donald trump are stirring controversy tonight for photos they took during a hunting trip in africa. this is a photo of donald trump jr. he is holding an elephant tale. they reportedly killed a number of exotic animals. donald trump is defending his sons, saying everything they did is considered okay in the hunting community. a real test for the new warriors tonight. >> yeah, a whole new look.

could be, maybe addition by subtraction. despite the loss, the warriors playing better what you would call team ball. boston with their only visit to oakland this year. it didn't go exactly the way they planned it. 9-2 spurt for the warriors. clay thompson, they're going to find out this kid can play for golden state if given a bigger opportunity. warriors down 3 after that three. 30 seconds left, nate robinson driving for the bucket. 20 points 11 assists. boston basketball, working it around, getting it out to kevin garnett, he likes the big moment. hits the long jumper, 5 seconds left. nate robinson going for it all, not just the tie, but the win. he misses, and the warriors do fall shy, 105-103 to boston. earlier in the day, larry riley, busy selling last

night's big trade. >> we were stuck. you want to be stuck three games below .500 at this time of year every year? you want to be stuck five games below or something like that? that's where we were, and that's where we're going again the next year if we couldn't do something. since i've been here, i tried to acquire a five. you can't get them. it's a situation where we've solved a problem. college basketball. it's on. a lot of grumbling and mumbling after selection sunday. many felt the pac-12 was disrespected. if you saw the bears act tonight, they apparently lucky to make it as far as they did. in a word, awful. ending the season with a whimper. south florida's robinson will steal it, and dish it to victor rudd jr. there were posterrized moments all night long against cal's nonexistent d. 15 for the

man rudd. nice exclamation point there. look out. dunk after dunk. cal lost four out of their last five games and they do not close the season strong. giants fans waiting for posey to bust out, and they get it this afternoon in the cactus league. going deep for the first time. that's a good thing for giants fans. buster posey tieing it up 2-2. that's the way they ended it against the indians. a 2-2 game. nfl free agent free for all. it's on, some of the motable moves, niners losing adam snyder. the raiders cut cooper carlisle. a huge five year deal for desean jackson to stay in philly. the lions reup with calvin johnson. it is a megaton deal, potentially worth an all-time high $132 million for the lions receiver. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night.

and we haven't heard nearly the end of the free agent stuff in the nfl. >> huge. yeah, mark, thank you. >> thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the neck time news breaks. >> and the ktvu morning news will be tracking the wet weather. they begin at 4:30 tomorrow. [ male announcer ] for some reason

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