. strong winds and big surf. >> and a woman is section section you'llly assaulted at one point in oakland. what police are saying about the suspect and why they pose ongoing threats. >> another whale in san francisco bay. why wildlife experiod experts won't say where it was found. >> good evening. >> the rain may have finally

moved out of the bay area but in its place, fierce winds, a high surf advisory and cold temperatures, we have live team coverage with mark, he is in the weather center. we start with ken pritchett, he is live in pacifica where the conditions caused officials there to take action. >> reporter: we have strong wind, if we look out at the water the waves have really died down. what you are looking at now is nothing compared to the high surf and winds we saw here earlier that shut down both the pier and great highway waivers at ten to 15 feet sent sea foam spraying onto cars and on lookers near the pier. >> i'm glad i'm here in stead of on a boat. >> reporter: early this morning the waivers put on their best show threatening to top the pier. >> usually i see this around

december, january, february. >> reporter: the pier isn't closed and i don't know why. by 10:00 it was closed. >> its going to get worse. >> reporter: to the north the wind was moving large drifts of sand, a portion of the great highway was shut down as city crews cleared san blocking lanes. there are not many people as you can see getting sand blasted on ocean beach and by midafternoon while the surf had gone down the wind was as strong as ever. we saw nobody on a surf board around noon but we saw one kite surfer darting along distant waves soon to be joined by another. >> it's about 30 to 35knots. >> reporter: about 45 miles an hour. to fast for many and faster than ideal even for some thrill seekers. >> you go out with the smallest kite you have. >> reporter: the high surf advisory expired at three and

it's expected the waves will continue to die down as the week goes on. in pacifica channel 2news. >> so just how windy is it? mark has the look at the gusts. >> reporter: hi. still gusty winds across the bay area, right now taking a look at the storm tracker, you can see some of the latest, at least from around 25 to 28 miles an hour. we will shift the map as around. san jose out of the south northwest. stronger around 30 and in the bay itself, take a look at the buoy, winds gusting out of west at 36 miles an hour. we still have a few showers to trakas well. here is the wider perspective on the radar. you can see the live doppler sweep and a few showers in the southern third down toward the san mateo coastline. around half moon bay and we will slide the maps closer to mountain view and back to santa cruz where we can still have a

rain/snow mix if you are driving highway 17 in the short term. as far as the winds peak gusts today, we will look at those. point reyes at 7:00, a gust of up to 58 miles an hour, at sfo around 32, san jose 32 miles an hour as well. here is the wind forecast model showing you the strong winds, they will back off as we head in to the evening hours, still breezy throughout the evening, take a look at the numbers, everybody comes down slowly by 11:00 and then especially into tomorrow morning. still gusty winds over the next three to six hours, tomorrow much calmer. i'm tracking another weather system. i will let you know what that could produce more showers. >> the storm had people in morgan hill doming hail. take a look, taken about 11:00 a.m. it was hailing and -- it was

starting to accumulate on the street and ground. the storm brought a good amount of snow, this is what it looked like this morning, along mount hamilton. take a look. we showed -- we should mention however that the land around is closed for the public and going on to the property to play in that is considered trespassing. an official took this video and posted on youtube. the storm also brought a fresh dusting of snow to the sierra. this is what it looked like at donnor summit. we will have are more on the storm in the sierra including how much snow fell, that's coming up in 30 minutes. and for all the latest weather news be sure to stay with us, just log onto ktvu.com and click on the storm watch tab. >> police are investigating a frightening sexual assault that took place a block from city hall. patty lee is live with what police are looking for. >> reporter: the officers sent out this advisory asking us to

help warn the public that a 25- year-old was assaulted at gun point around one this morning. we are live at 14th and broadway and as you said this is a block from city hall and police say that two men, one armed a hand gun grabbed the woman from behind, led her to a secluded area and assaulted her. we have suspect description. two black males between 18 and 25, wearing black hooded sweatshirts, more specifically the victim said the man was armed and spoke in a low voice is. now we have been talking to people who spent a lot of time here. some of them live on the street. they say they are no strange terse violence but this crime is especially frightening. >> every other weekend it's no problems, i guess something happened. that's how -- lets you know it's not people from out here, it's other people. >> down here i -- it's not normal. i don't know sometimes it makes me think -- if that happened it could happen to somebody else.

>> reporter: there are police here on the scene and police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. the folk who spent a lot of time on the streets say they would think twice about snitching on someone who would be able to do this kind of crime. reporting live. patty lee. >> police in walnut creek warning parents and kids to be on alert after a suspicious man tried to get a girl into his car twice. he drove up to the 13-year-old on wednesday and asked her if she needed a ride. she ran away when he continued to ask questions. the next day the girl said she saw the same man waving to her as she left school. police say the man is white and in his 60s, he has short gray hair, high cheek bones and a possible accent. he was driving a faded red older model compact sedan with a blue disabled placard on the my. search teams back out looking for a missing teen

girl. the 15-year-old was last seen leaving for school early friday morning in morgan hill near palm. she never made it to class. yesterday deputies used a helicopter and search dogs to try to find her. her family has been posting flyers hoping someone will come forward. they say she is a happy teen and had no relationship trouble for history of running away. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. authorities have suspended the search for a missing gilroy woman. a few dozen gathered outside the apartment of the 52-year- old man that guiterrez, they covered a 30-mile stretch of land in southern santa clara county. they believe her 27-year-old son able hurt or killed her. last week police say he shot and killed his 11-year-old sister before committing suicide. >> a woman is facing charges of driving under the influence

after allegedly crashing her vehicle into a parked police car. police say they were called to a loud party around 11:45 on san rafael court. 80 people were in the street and some of them were fighting. police say as they tried to manage the crowd a woman slammed her suv into the police cruiser. investigators say a test showed her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. the man found off the marina has been identified. the coroner said the body is that of a 31-year-old douglas jones there. are no signs of foul blay. the cause of death is under investigation. >> san carlos police have arrested a homeless man in connection with a string of home burglaries, they arrested him friday at a motel in redwood. he was found early we are jewelry that matched descriptions of things taken in

a home. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow, police believe he is responsible for many of 23 burglaries reported. another gray whale seen in san francisco bay today. this a week after a mother whale and her calf were seen in the bay near the bridge. whales frequently swim in to the bay as they migrate. they won't say where the latest whale was seen because they want to keep boaters away. if are you on a boat and see a whale you must stay at least 300 feet away or you could face stiff fines that can reach $20,000. >> drivers not getting relief at the pump. the new national average for a gallon of regular is $3.83. that is up 7-cents in the past week. here in the bay area prices are higher, the average price is $4.41 a gallon. that is up 51-cent in the past month. >> it'll be a first for the

first lady. what late night talk show she will appear on tomorrow night. >> and coming up on the campaign trail romney and santorum blast each other for being to much like the president. >> and just days after his arrest in washington dc george clooney talks about aid in sudan, why he said the crisis there is getting worse. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering.

. it's not an event that happens every sunday. the president and his wife and their daughter sashs walked through lafayette square to go to a service. it's just a few steps from the white house. there are reports that the president's public church attendance is slightly up during the beginning of this election year. the first lady is heading back to late night television tomorrow night. she is set to appear on the late show with david letterman to talk about her joining forces initiative. the program helps military families and she is promoting

it's first anniversary. this is her first appearance but she has been on other shows. >> california secretary of state has selected the ballot order for the june 5th primary. for major republican presidential candidate this is is the order based on the random drawing. gingrich will appear first, followed by romney, santorum and then ron paul. the secretary of state's office concedes that a higher placed name may be better for capturing the undecided vote. >> some may want to have their name be at the top of the ballot so that their name is the first name that voters cement. >> in last week's lottery staff members pulled letters out of a drum one at a time and then the last names were put in the order. the only one still claiming republican status is fred carter of los angeles. >> in election 2012 news the top republican candidates both accuse their opponents of being

like the president. >> the more i look at the record of governor romney and match it against obama i feel like i'm doing a training run for the election. the same issues i'm out will campaigning is what i will campaign against obama. >> santorum frames those issues as government over reach in health care, energy and the economy. campaigning in louisiana today the former senator told a story about his son who lived for just two hours calling his a good life, he said that experience along with a special needs daughter formed his stand on abortion. >> my policy is different. ly balance the budget. i will get rid of obama care. i will stake advantage of our energy resources and pull the dollars back in to the united states. i will keep america's military second to none in the world. >> romney blasted santorum for being the same kind of economic light weight as the president. lately the former massachusetts

governor has been pushing his background as a businessman. >> it's not just about winning the delegate itself are you gingrich but if nobody -- if romney, santorum can get the 1144 that you said then that means the convention is wide open. >> gingrich's daughter dismissed ideas that a clear nominee will come out by the time of the convention in august. gingrich has been focusing on louisiana. he has won two in the . >> on tuesday illinois republicans head to the polls for their primary. louisiana's primary comes up on saturday. >> george clooney lobbied this morning for the united states to help relieve a hunger crisis in the sudan and stop the ethnic cleansing. . >> what comes down so is that this is a program of fear. the chance -- they kill people. one we were in there were 34 people killed in the last two

months. it's a small village. they are killing people but more than that they keeping them hiding in the rocks, in the caves, so they can't farm. >> he was arrested friday during a protest in washington dc. specifically he wants the united states to meet with china to discourage it's oil imports from sudan. he said he is just trying to make the issue more visible and said he has no interest in running for office. we are learning more tonight about the personal life of the staff sergeant accused of killing 16 afghanistan civilians. in addition to the strains of a 4th deploy there are other issues. >> reporter: robert bales and his wife bought a house in 2005 for $280,000 but three days before he killed 16 civilians allegedly his wife asked an agent to put it on the market

for $229,000, 51,000-dollar hit. carolyn asked to take the house off the market on tuesday saying she had a family emergency and this comes two years after they abandoned a home in auburn washington about ten miles away, the president of the hoa there in auburn said about that second home it was ramshackle, they weren't dependable, there were vehicles on the front yard, the man who allegedly went in to the homes of villagers to murder them was having problem was his own and he had problem was the law. in 2002 he was arrested for allegedly assaulting a girlfriend but he plead not guilty. did 20 hours of anger management and had the charge dismissed, he was also charged with hit and run after apparently falling asleep at the wheel. he ran away from his car in uniform but that charge was also dismissed. last year he was denied a promotion to sergeant first

class which we know was a major disappointment from his wife's blog which is also full of posts detailing the life of a very lonely wife who had just given birth to a daughter in 2006 when she wrote bob left for iraq this morning, quincy slept in our bed last night. they are under federal protection right now. the sergeant was locked up in kansas where he is expected to meet with his lawyer tomorrow. in washington. >> state lawmakers making last minute changes to the high speed rail project in hopes of gaining more support in a green light for construction. the project is lingering in the senate. to turn the tide supporters pushing to reduce the 100 billion-dollar cost. they plan to do that by speeding up construction to lower, inflation. >> an american english teacher has been killed in yemen and hear what officials saying about the gunman accused of

carrying out the killing. if you think paying five dollars for gas is bad, where drivers paying ten dollars a gallon. >> and the unemployment figure for teens is bleak. why some say it is so worry some.

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joel westley. officials say the gun men wore military uniforms. the king of the south pacific nation of tonga died today. the prime minister said the king died at a hospital in hong kong. according to media he had a liver transplant last year and had other health problems. he is credited with pushing for more democracy, a more open system of government and introducing a more open economy. and in italy mount etna erupting for the 4th time this year. it its on the island of cecily and is the most active volcano. it's not interrupting air flights, media reports lava is flowing in to a valley. >> while economists say we may soon pay five dollars a gallon at the gas pump in britain they

are already paying twice that, ten dollars a gallon the going rate. that includes a 60% national tax. in the united states taxes make up about 11% of the cost of a gallon. >> have a big fuel business, hard to get rid of it because they say we can't live without this tax. >> supporters of a higher gas tax say it would force people to drive fewer miles and buy fuel fishment vehicles. a new tourist attraction in the vatican. >> reporter: vatican secret archives a vast treasure of documents spanning 12 centuries now a little less secret. an exhibit has opened in rome, in part due to dan brown's angels and demons and the

davinci code there is a lot of interest though church officials say that novels are one thing and the archives something else. >> dan brown's books a lot of fun and very easy to read. the thing bring to the beach in the summer. >> reporter: this exhibit is no trip to the beach. it's full of very serious stuff including the fires of hell. that is where h eretics ended up if they didn't repent. the exhibit features a hundred different items, organizers say the goal is to do aqua with the secrets. >> we want lots of young people and every day people to hear and to leave knowing what they are really all about. >> reporter: the exhibit includes proceedings from galeilo, a letter from the daughter of pope alexander the

6th. among the more interesting pieces, the deed of queen christ even of sweden a woman for whom it was more important to be catholic than to be queen. this has had a bit of success and part of the reason is where the documents come from, the vat an secret archives. >> teens are struggling to find jobs and have been now for the past three years, that's according to new government figures out. they show that the teen unemployment rate has stayed above 20% now for more than three years, some experts worry about the effect that it may have on young people who can't land that all important first job. >> one of the concern concerns is teen that have gotten discouraged maybe they have stopped looking. >> teen unemployment figures bleaker for latinos with a rate

of 27%. for african american teens with a rate of nearly 35%. >> syrian americans rally, what they are asking for. >> the sheriff is set to be sentenced here in san francisco tomorrow. there are still questions about his plea deal. is this really the end of the road for this case? >> also changes could be ahead for san jose state admissions, which policy may be changed and how it could affect bay area applications. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing.

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neighborhood killed at least two people and wounded 25 others. the explosion happened in the northern city. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the blast is the second in as many days and cities where the president enjoyed strong support. 27 were killed in twin blasts yesterday. the violence is weighing on the minds of americans here in the bay area. christian is in san francisco where a rally was held demanding demanding change. >> reporter: right now we are at the city college where syrian americans are preparing for a presentation about the year long conflict. this after a day of rallying on the streets to remember the up rising. they spoke out in san francisco's union square today, something they say can't be cup in their homeland. >> one year after the beginning of this up rising,

enough is enough. enough. >> reporter: she said today the group is marking the one year anniversary of the beginning of the up rising against the president. >> first the father and now the son, no freedoms, marshall law, torture, jailing, and so for the first time people have been able to go out and say the word freedom. >> reporter: at least 8,000 have been killed over the last year, this man's uncle was killed. >> he was alone. he just crossed the road and a sniper shot him. one in his heart -- one in his shoulder. >> reporter: he said he hopes to return one day to a different syria. right now he said his father is in hiding in the past his brother was jailed and beaten by the regime and he said he has seen it firsthand. >> june and july and i joined the protest, the protest --a a

lot of my friends die already. >> reporter: organizers hope the demonstration in san francisco along with others across the country will raise awareness this year. >> making clear to the president that it's in the interest of the and the all freedom loving countries to support freedom and to speak out against it. >> reporter: coming up live you can see the presentation is starting with the dinner, the organizers say rather than dwelling on the violence and tragedy it's an opportunity to reflect about the steps they have taken in the last year. for now live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> san francisco's sheriff heads back to court tomorrow. he is scheduled to be sentenced in his domestic violence case. tomorrow may not be the end of the sheriff's troubles. >> reporter: he took a plea deal taking a misdemeanor charge of false imprisonment. on the eve of his sentencing many wonder what will go down in court. >> everybody was surprised.

>> reporter: the da told the san francisco chronicle he has doubts about his guilty plea. he said if the defendant in this case believes he isn't guilty we should go to trial and let a jury decide. >> district attorney is making a big deal out of nothing because the law has been very clear. the united states supreme court case that says someone can plead guilty to a crime and still say i really didn't do it. >> reporter: he said the judge tomorrow will make sure the sheriff wasn't forced or isn't under the influence during his plea. >> this is a little bit of a reflection of the distct attorney's background. he is not been a prosecutor for a long time. is he a police chief. >> reporter: the mayor said he will watch carefully as he dis whether or not to start the process of removing the sheriff for office. >> because i have to be an swerver. i'm looking at every detail that will give me the facts of things i have to do. >> reporter: the sheriff is set to be sentenced here at the hall of justice tomorrow

morning. the district attorney will hold a news conference right after that sentencing. it remains to be seen if he will discuss his concerns at that time. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> as part of his deal the sheriff's sentence tomorrow consists of probation and service. he is expected to receive three years probation have to preform 100 hours of community service, pay a 400-dollar fine and fees, take domestic violence collapses and attend family counseling. >> state lawmakers getting looked at for expensive travel. a newspaper found nine who took travel from group that in turn take contributions from major corporations and unions. marty block went to israel and italy but said the trips are educational. >> we do learn a lot on these trips. i was on a trip where we visited solar power plants in

israel and also looked at plants in israel are. san diego, my home district is looking at both. >> he said he would be leery if a nonprofit expressed only one side of an issue. travel provided by nonprofits can be taken without penalty as long as they participate in a meaningful way. oakland mayor has a new tactic to try to keep her job. her supporters say she will hold town hall meetings in the coming weeks to stress her crime identifying initiative. a group backing her sent out 21,000 flyers talking about her accomplishments. they say a recall is unfair but critics say she is mismanaging the city. they need 19,000 signatures by june to put a recall on the ballot. >> state safety officials investigating the death of a

metal worker. he was identified as a 33-year- old, he worked at berkeley forage and tool and thursday night he was struck in the back of the head by a piece of metal. he was working with a grinding tool and it shattered sent metal flying. they are now checking on tool safety features and if he was properly trained. neighbor savored a woman from a fire. it broke out yesterday evening and the back unit of a home. before firefighters got there neighbors broke down a door and pulled the victim out. she was flown to the medical center for treatment and is in the hospital with major injuries, crews quickly put out the fire. the cause is under investigation. the fire captain estimates $100,000 of damage. san jose state is set to hold three public hearings on proposed changes to its emissions policy. it's considering ending a policy that gives pref presence to local applications. the proposed changes would go into effect in the 2013

academic year and will mostly affect freshmen. the first hearing will be held tomorrow at noon. meetings scheduled for wednesday and thursday also. >> the city of san jose release aid progress report on its passed plastic bag ban. they said there are been fewer than 30 reports of noncompliance. there has been a 10% decrease in plastic processed at the recycling center. that amounts to a reducts of almost 1400 pounds a year. ? a state senator wants to change state laws about absentee ballots, right now they have to be delivered by the time polls closed. the senator said he is worried cut backs by the postal service is causing some ballots to go uncounted. >> the elections are going to be thrown into question if all these ballots not counted because of what the united states post office is doing.

we are trying to prevent chaos from happening. >> he wants to change the law letting them be post marked by election day. in the 2008 general election figures show more than 40% of voters used mail in ballots. >> coming up, skiers and snow boarders ers welcoming the snow. >> and how much longer will the weather stick around? mark will be here with a look at the workweek forecast. bay area !

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what the interstate looked like. a winter advisory expiring right about now. last check chains were required on 80 and 50. sugar bowl up to six feet. boreal up to eight feet. >> crews still working to protect the santa cruz beach boardwalk. heavy rain caused the river to change course threatening the boardwalk for a time. it rip add part a wooden staircase but there haven't been other reports of damage. workers used sandbags to reroute it toward the sea. free sandbags being offered in contra costa. bring your should have el shovel, fire station four on hawthorne drive, ambrose rec center, water bird way, or the fair grounds in antioch. they are free for residents in unincorporated parts.

>> i'm certainly glad to have this little break from the rain. let's check in with mark and instead of rain we have winds and temperatures really dropped. >> yeah. cold wind us out there. the winds still stick around but some changes developing over -- in to the evening hours and early tomorrow morning. right now, of course we were talking about a break and you can seat coverage as far as the rainfall. not a lot out there but still action down toward mountain view and san jose as we come in closer, from loss altos and mountain view, we could still have a rain/snow mix for the mountains, at least in the short term. it's that cold and this action is heading to the south and -- heading out in this direction. at least in the short term we could have the increasing rain showers, at least approaching san jose and the winds, those winds still a big factor, taking a look at the buoy. winds gusting to around 25- milance hour, still strong witnesses over the next three to it four hours, backing off

as we head in to the overnight hours, rainfall totals, since last monday, monday through yesterday afternoon, and look at the numbers over four inches, six in san rafael. the big contrast the south bay not taking up as much. about a half inch of rain. look at over 16 inches, we could top that in the mountains we have a scott creek that runs from the mountains down the coast and they had nearly 20 inches of rain. 19.96 for monday through saturday. tomorrow is a break. no major storms for the long range over the next few days but tomorrow will be cold, partly cloudy and chilly. coolest location around freezing for santa rosa, napa, san jose 38 and antioch in the mid-30s. a very cold active weather pattern. this area starting to scoot out of town that. will set the stage for a break. just a few high clouds

approaching the area. there is another weather system up to the north and west. that will be on the increase as that warm front approaches, with that we will thicken up the high clouds, most of your monday will be dry and winds -- maxing out around ten miles an hour. as far as the wind department a different story for monday. as we do take this into tuesday this warm front moves in and will generate a few showers, especially up in the north bay and this is mostly for tuesday morning. then as we head in to the afternoon hours we scale back on the probablyible, once that system moves through, partly cloudy for wednesday and thursday. the updated forecast model, first thing tomorrow morning and then at five you will see a few sprinkles, could be approaching the shoreline and then this goes into tuesday. the activity, not much. this moves in first thing tuesday morning favoring the north bay. as far as temperatures, everybody a few degrees from today's highs, those readings in the mid to upper 50s.

the look ahead. the five-day and the fairly quiet over the next few days, tomorrow just a few high clouds, few showers first thing tuesday and scattered for wednesday, thursday and friday with the weekend always in view. we could track some more rain saturday and sunday so at least for right now a chance of a shower and this is the part where i try to make you say wow. >> wow. >> san francisco today was 51, chicago was 81 degrees. just amazing. >> wow. >> the whole midwest has had a heat waiver. >> yeah. temperatures breaking records. >> it's amazing. all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> the san ramone valley islamic center will have a education series. organizers say classes open to everybody starting saturday march 31st from 11 in the morning to one in the afternoon. those who attend will hear a basic presentation on islam, take a tour and receive kora a

quaran. students tackling the restoration of a world war ii era ship. the ship is docked in stockton. the students most of whom failed in traditional educational settings will study old blueprints. they hope the ship will be a tourist attraction. >> they don't call it march madness for nothing. we have another big upset to show you. >> and 49ers quarterback alex smith goes on a tour. we will tell where he stopped. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

. good evening. thank you for joining our early sunday edition of sports wrap. a 49ers got reminded that courting peyton manning could back fire because today another free agent, alex smith decided he wants to shop around as well and today he visited with the miami dolphins for more than five and a half hours and the bee is reporting that miami is working a deal that pays himl million dollars a year. alex has spent his career with san francisco. he started all 18 games on last season. the first six years was a love hate relationship. while the coach said he wants alex back the team's pursuit of manning says he isn't the favorite son after all. what happens if smith goes to miami and manning turns down the 49ers? by the way smith and manning have the same agent.

smith intended to visit seattle as well but today the seahawks and former green bay back up agreed to a three year deal. started one single game. he set a packer record. seattle just hopes he isn't a one hit wonder. the woman's team has no senior and not one player has ever been in a tournament. until today. the golden bears showed the poise and team work of seasoned veterans. the golden bears met iowa. she had a solid game with eight points in the first half and eight more in the second. iowa hadn't played in 16 days and they looked rusty. this is whitney boyd. the bears led by 16. the freshmen, boyd scored 13

points, she bangs a three- pointer in. it's time to smile. five different players scored in double figures for cal and they will stay in south bend to play notre dame tuesday at four. one seed in the tournament made it to the sweet 16 today. north carolina state head coach mark godfrey. they took on midgeorgetown. just before half time cj leslie steals and dunks. then watch this trick shot by brown. the fade away. over the back board. brown, nc state could seal it with you but no. here come the hojas. jason clark could be the hero or the zero. number 11, north carolina state upsets georgetown 66-63 and the fans are in a party mood today in north carolina. that's the tarheels. they are the top seed in the

midwest. today they took on crane. it's 56-42 north carolina watch this move by gregory. he put all 270-pounds in to this one. north carolina just to cool. barnes just calmly hits the three. now the tarheels may have lost a point guard, marshall to a broken wrist. they still win the game. that top seed in the west area, michigan state hopes -- doesn't want to hear the players crying about anything. spartans led by two and green hits a rare three ball for him. green 16 points, 13 boards, six assists, they are stubborn. mitchell drives, scores, it's a two point game, again, 3:15 left. the coach thinking we can do this. watch green drive and kick it back out to keith. for three, rattles home to make it a seven point game with 95

seconds left and talk about a -- top seed michigan state, reaches the sweet 16, msu plays louisville thursday. florida just destroys norfolk state by 34 points. and coming up teammates -- several drives and bristol at bristol today. one of the tightest tournaments of the year turned in to a four way playoff. the winners and the losers next. [ male announcer ] this march, dive into the subway® jalapeno tuna,

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last year's winner wasn't happy. he finished 32nd kahne had a bad day and two others got into it. dale junior in the number 88 car cuts his teammate, gordon spins and that's it. dale later apologized. gordon was 35th. brad, able to stay clean. he wins his -- 500. he celebrates by tweeting a photograph from victory lane. welcome to the new world. turn into a survival of the fittest in florida. furyk started out in flank. the eagle, two under 69, part of a four way playoff. robert started -- he shot a seven under 64 and drains this for birdie on 17.

he is in the playoffs, donald could reclaim by winning tournament. he birdies number six. he shot a five under 66 and he is in the playoffs, now rookie, neddies parr on this. he shot a 68, he is in. all four of them finish minus13 for the tournament. four others finish one back. first extra hole, one player makes birdie, donald. he sinks the six foot birdie and then again he is the world's top ranked player. in a few federer fans showed up today. federer tried to recapture the magic. he needs to two sets to win. roger near court able to get the big serve and made the tall american run all over the court. he wins the first step tie breaker. hits this unforced error on match point. federer wins his 4th open title worth one million dollars.

that's sports as we see it for this early edition of the sports wrap. >> not a bad payday. >> a million dollars. >> peyton manning drama by tuesday in. >> we hope so and we hope alex stick around. he could end up in miami and then . >> thank you for trusting the news. we will tell you tonight at ten about the ongoing search for a missing teen. >> we will see you back tonight at ten. we will see you the next time news breaks and we will see you back here at ten. wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about?

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