. complete barry news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news. >> co workers shed tears as they gather to share their grief for five people killed in a mass slaying in san francisco. good evening. . >> we have several new developments to tell you about tonight pertaining to last friday's mass murder in san francisco. we have now learned the 35-year- old suspect is an ex con. upon his release a judge ordered him deported but it never happened. we have team coverage tonight. amber lee spoke to friends of the victims but we start at the

county jail where heather has learned about a loophole that let the suspected killer stay here in the united states. >> reporter: immigration officials said that they had to let the suspect go free because they say his country refused to turnover the paperwork to send him home. tonight he is back in jail here in a special area awaiting arraignment on five counts of murder. investigators spent a 4th day processing the murder scene inside this house. police chief saying today it was unbelievablely dangerous criminal who was behind the killings and tonight we learned the suspect had been ordered to leave the country five-years ago. >> in order to deport somebody the country has to accept them. . >> reporter: and cooperate something immigration officials say vietnam wouldn't do. they site the country for failing to turnover documents needed to deport the suspect. a judge ordered it upon his

release from prison in 2006 after he served eight years for armed robbery. federal law prohibited him from being held more than 180 days. ice officials say after that period if the removal can't happen they must release them. >> the court said that at some point this has to end, it's not right to hold all the people for the extended periods of time. >> reporter: he continued to report to ice officials and had no incidents until this weekend when he was arrested for the slayings of five people. >> we believe that the family at the house knew the suspect and let him in. >> reporter: police also believe they have identified the motive but aren't releasing details. >> rather than us provide the story to whoever we may talk to we want to hear it from them first. >> reporter: we have learned tonight that luck is not scheduled to be arraigned

tomorrow suggesting that he will appear in court on wednesday. reporting live in san francisco, i'm heather holmes. >> tonight we are getting a clearer picture of the victims in the shooting. amber lee is live in san francisco after talking to those who worked side by side for year was one of the men who was killed. >> reporter: the crime tape is still up here at this orange house where the victims lived. while police put together what happened and why you can see friends have gathered to remember the popular chef and his family. >> family. a sudden loss that's hard to accept. the owner of ong lounge in china town spoke about death of his friend and employee. the restaurant closed for an hour this afternoon as a tribute. >> it's terrible.

i can't accept it. i don't know how -- how to explain this. my feeling. >> reporter: there was a moment of silence as they remembered the suspect. more than 18 years ago after escapee from china he became a kitchen helper. he rose to be one the chefs. his co workers showed us his work station where his special was slicing duck and chicken. the waiter said he was a schoolteacher in china and often took on the role of leader among his co workers. he was a family man who worked hard alongside his wife to raise their children and friends can't understand why someone would kill him and his family. his 62-year-old wife worked for target. 37-year-old daughter was a software engineer. 32-year-old son ran a

construction company and 30- year-old daughter-in-law was from taiwan. >> wipe out the whole family. i mean, what makes a person hate so much. >> reporter: the co workers -- put out oranges by the side door to remember him. they say this is where he would often take his break. back here live you can see a group lighting incensce and saying words of respect for him. reporting like live am beer lee. >> stay with us and the website for continuing coverage. we will bring you the latest on air and online as the story continues to develop. >> we are back on storm watch tonight with another late season storm bearing down on northern california and bill martin is tracking where the rain is. >> just talking to people in the wood acre area, they are

seeing light showers, fort bragg had showers for the last hour or so. we are going live to the storm tracker and you can see it's green or yellow. of course fort braggs, showers moving on shore, had reports of rain showers -- but you see the nature. widely scattered showers, when i come back i will -- i have the latest computer model and will roll it through the next 24 hours and show you how this rain as it moves in will impact your tuesday drive. we will see you back here. >> and bill returns at 10:20 to show us how tomorrow will play out and then at 10:45 with the complete forecast for the week. of course you can also view current images any images on the website. wildfires in colorado. while its been wet here it's dry and windy in much of that state and several fires are burning tonight. the largest is about 25 miles

southwest of denver and has spread across three thousand acres in recent hours, officials say a hand. ofof homes have burned calls have gone out advising 900 to evacuate. the weather service said at one points winds were 55 miles an hour. the big fire started this afternoon, authorities suspect the wind stirred up embers from a control burn last week. >> a man from did notville will pay more than one million dollars for false claims about a device to treat back problems. he will pay one million dollars to settle a lawsuit. he admitted making false claims in a national marketing campaign. he said the drx9000 was patented and was developed by nasa. he sold thousand around the country. a judge sentenced robin oconnor to 21 months. she admitted to embezzling $2.2

million from the team. she was ordered to repay the team almost $1.5 million. she has until june 11th to hurricane herself in. >> 45 -year-old harold waller said he didn't plan to hurt anyone when he tried to bring guns onto a plane. his mother said he has been getting treatment for depression in sacramento. it was just a drill but it was -- looked like a real emergency at the san jose international airport. about 85 people took part, some. themem pretending to be hurt as crews tended to them. the faa requires such a drill every three years, officials from the two other major bay area airports were also on hand today. coming up hats 10:30 airport security under fire. how the tsa defended itself

against stinging criticism. >> a group of labor groups launched a should be made in america campaign with two billboards criticizing the use of steel from china in the bay bridge project. >> it's a embarrassment to the american worker. >> reporter: the billboards claim the bridge is made entirely of foreign steel. caltrans says that's not true. >> the 250,000 met rick tons of steel in the completed bridge, 200,000 were made here. >> we want to see legislation passed at the federal level to tighten by america requirements. >> reporter: caltrans says united states companies were unable to produce the amount of term needed at the necessary standard in the time frame. we reviewed documents and found the term and pieces for the bay bridge are coming from far and wide. seven different nations supplying materials including the united states. in the united states those

parts come from 16 different states and 34 cities, 12 of which are in california. >> today the united states court heard the first portion of six hours of oral arguments over three days involving the president's health care reform act. that's the longest amount of time the court has devoted for arguments to a single case in 40 years. rita williams says what they decide will affect all of us. >> reporter: outside the court today protesters protested. >> it's not a good law. it's not constitutional. >> reporter: and politicians politicked. >> court has to do the same thing and rule it constitutional. >> reporter: inside the nine justices listened to the first of three days of legal arguments that will help them decide the fate of the president's health care

overhaul. today's argument can they even rule on the law until it goes into effect? they seem to say yes. >> case number 11398. >> reporter: berkeley law professor said tomorrow's big question is the most important. does congress have the constitutional authority to require americans to buy health insurance by 2014 or pay a penalty on their taxes. >> we are talking about their power and under article one, the commerce clause. >> reporter: he said if americans were not penal eyed many would wait until they are sick to buy health insurance and it would drive up costs. >> it would be a surprise to me if it wasn't upheld. >> reporter: the court is expected to issue its decision in writing the end of june. write rita williams. >> feels like my sister is missing and. >> he knows what the family of

a missing teen is going through. volunteers put together a new search effort in the search for search gentleman. >> and back here we have live storm tracker 2 lit up. i all the latest model when the rain gets here. >> tens of thousands of dollars to see a presidential candidate who has a uphill battle here in california. >> first we follow developing news, a car accident and a shooting and the man now fighting for his life. you're on timeout leo!

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. developing news tonight, where a man was shot in the death. it happened about 8:30. the victim was in one of two cars involved in a accident in the 1,000 block of 54 street that's just a couple blocks san pablo. the victim is in his 20s. police aren't saying which happened first, the car accident or the shooting they say at this point they have no suspects. >> the front runner for the nomination is in the bay area racing monday why for his campaign. ken wayne live now at redwood to explain why some say romney could resonate here despite the state's strong base of democrats. >> reporter: he has slipped through a slide door here at the hotel tonight and avoid news cameras. those who paid as much as $25,000 to hear him speak say

they like what they heard. many of those leaving are executives who say they want someone who understands business in the white house. >> guy running the country now have never made a payroll or managed a pnl or anything. they don't know how it works. >> reporter: before arriving he spoke in san diego. >> i'm convinced that it's time to replace the president with someone who understands what it takes to get good jobs and a raising economy and i intend to do that. >> reporter: with the extended republican primary more and more attention is shifting to california. >> not only california will be in play but also we may have debates and disputes about the nomination up to the convention. >> reporter: dozens of protesters showed up. some acting the part of rich campaign contributors. >> if we give him enough money he can buy the votes . is he just all about corporate greed and that's what is wrong with

america. >> reporter: protesters and union members were here. one person brought a dog and a sign, a reference to his outing the family dog strapped to the roof of his car. state gop leaders say he has a chance in california. >> because of high gas prices, and high unemployment, people want solutions and it's a perfect simple election for republicans. >> reporter: romney will spend the night here in the bay area and then head to another fundraiser in stockton tomorrow. live in redwood shores, ken wayne. >> more details on the race for the white house, santorum is expected to visit on thursday for a fundraiser. it'll be at the alamo home of mark pine the . tickets starting at $125. >> a viewer told us about a disturbing trend he said he has

seen at a cemetery. todd walker said he regularly visit is rolling hills memorial park in richmond where his father and his friends are buried he said hundreds of metal flower vases have disappear from grave sites possibly taken by metal thieves. he said a lot of relatives may not know that the vases gone. >> easter coming up a lot will come up here and see they don't have the vases. that's going to send them back into depression. >> we contacted the park to ask about the missing vases but haven't heard back. >> >> police looking for the driver of a suv that struck a 28-year-old woman last night. paramedics rushed her to valley medical. they say the suv is light colored and the woman may have been a passenger in that vehicle before she was hit. anyone with information is canned to call the police. we know the name of a

pedestrian struck and killed last night on lombard street. the man was identified as 45- year-old thomas ferguson. at about 8:45 he was crossing the street when he was hit by a toyota. the driver stopped and cooperated with investigators. police say ferguson was not in the crosswalk when he was hit. >> tomorrow there will be another search for that missing teen from morgan hill who hasn't been seen for a week and a half. the family is getting help now from two people who know what they are going through. >> reporter: they are hanging signs and setting up a plan of action to bring sierra lamar home. the class kid first foundation flew into expand the search. starting at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow volunteers 18 and older can come to help. >> if there is anything suspicious out there at all the

teams will be taught what to could and we will tell the law to come in and investigate. >> reporter: the class foundation is working with local law enforcement to pinpoint area that have already been searched as well as new areas. >> each of the teams, actually has gps tracking devices so we will have a record of what they searched. >> reporter: michael is part of the team. last year a volunteer found the body of his sister a nursing student from haywood. > feels like she is missing and it feels like i have -- i want to find her. >> reporter: he is at the center of operations. he lost his daughter nearly two decades ago. >> you have to look at elizabeth smart who came back. you have to look at shaun hornbeck who came back. you have to look at jayceee duggard who came back. >> reporter: anyone who wants to help should bring a valid

id. searches will be done through sunday. reporting from morgan hill. >> sierra's family expressed their thanks for those who have helped in the search. >> i can't stress how important that is, you know, to make the search and possible for her to come back to us as soon as possible. you know just -- everything matters. >> reporter: march lien recognized volunteers and organizations who have donated their time and efforts to try to find her daughter. she also made a plea to land owners and realtors to search their properties, looking for any signs of her. >> live storm tracker 2 has rain. those showers will spread south. the morning drive looks wet. crowds increasing tonight. overnight lows in the 40s. mostly midand upper.

computer model does it like this tomorrow morning at about seven. look at the showers, north bay, everybody else looks dry. maybe some drizzle and then to about noon or two and it starts to move over the bay area. rain in the pen slashings rain toward walnut creek. rain in vallejo and fairfield. into the afternoon everybody is wet. that is how it goes. morning drive in the north bay wet, afternoon everybody is wet. i will see you back 10:45 with a long range model. >> southern california a woman was rescued alive but critically injured after she drove off a snow covered mountain highway. we have video to show you that was taken in a camera onto helmet of one of the rescuers. the woman had fallen 300 feet in a white ford pickup truck and was not spotted until today. she had suffered severe head injuries. >> its been one month since he was killed by a neighborhood watch man.

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. give them strength to be able to go on without their loved one. >> a prayer vigil tonight for martin and all others who lost their lives to violence. about two dozen people gathered at jack london square one month after the fatal shooting of that teen from florida. there were other protests today against the shooting of martin as well. paul chambers says there were also published reports that are painting a different picture of what may have happened. >> armed with a box of candy and flyers of memory dozens of

people came together to honor the 17-year-old. >> we felt that it's important that there be statements made throughout the country to let people know these kinds of things have very serious consequences. . >> reporter: it was a month ago that he was shot by george zimmerman. he was unarmed, only carrying candy and iced tea. published reports today state zimmerman fired after martin hit him and smashed his head on the ground before trying to take the gun away. zimmerman shot him but was never arrested. >> thy tuy he was motivated by the race of the person. that makes it a race based case. >> reporter: people are coming together to remember him. they are wearing hooded sweatshirts similar to this. it's a type of clothing he was wearing. at noon in san francisco, people came together to take part in this rally.

>> one voice, one nation that -- the killings of our children will not be tolerated whether they be police or normal citizens. . >> reporter: people say they will continue to hold rallies for martin until zimmerman is arrested and brought to justice. in oakland. paul chambers. >> a private exchange between the president and the president of russia was caught by a microphone during a meeting in south korea. they were talking about the issue of missile defense. >> my last -- and after my election i have more flexibility. >> he was referring to putin russia's incupping president. the white house said he was explaning that the political reality of a election year make itself hard to resolve their differences. republicans show republicans say it shows he has a hidden

agenda. the dow rose 160 points to close at a four year high, nasdaq gained 54. >> a story of survival. a tiny puppy that may make it in to the record books. >> is surgery the best medicine for diabetes in new research into reversing the disease. >> and ornament decorated tree if memory of a athlete. the team she played on and how she is being remembered on campus. '''

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patients. >> reporter: researchers here and doctors everywhere are looking at these findings which may put more people under the knife. >> i no longer am on insulin. >> reporter: once with diabetes but after surgery no more. >> i feel great. i feel really good. >> reporter: now there is hard evidence that shrinking the stomach triggers change that reverses diabetes even before the patient looses a pound. >> we saw not only improvement in blood sugar but also improvement in blood pressure and lipids. >> reporter: the clinic ran one of the studies, participant was all severely obese, at risk for heart disease, stroke, even blindness. >> i was very concerned about what diabetes would do to me. this seemed to be the best shot at controlling that it. >> this is the edge of what we

understand right now. >> reporter: diabetes experts note for most people at risk or an early stages diet and lifestyle are the best defense but new drugs on the horizon researchers and the medication industry will look hard to try to get thinker pis. >> reporter: pounds lighter, off medication, free of diabetes, for most it as life threatening. >> may 28th. like a second birthday. while i don't make a cake i celebrate it as a second birthday. >> reporter: the question going forward, should weight loss surgery be considered diabetes surgery? offered to more people and more widely covered by insurance. we are live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> it appears that the crack down on marijuana is a big downer for one university. the school once had 15,000

students, according to the sacramento bee it's plummeted. they now have one class of 50 students. it used to have seven class was 70 students each. attorneys started warning them last fall they are illegal under federal law. >> the community is morning the loss of a student athlete who played on the volleyball team with a twin sister. jade hernandez said she died after aimed ralph a medical emergenciy. >> reporter: 19-year-old sam standing with arms crossed, smiling. the women's volleyball coach said the pain is unthinkable. >> everybody wants to help but there is only so much you can do. >> reporter: he said the first practical back had been scheduled for next monday. >> she was someone who i think was looking to find what she

wanted to study, there were a lot of thing that appealed to her. wonderful writer. >> reporter: above all else she was an athlete who played and participated in track and field. a university volleyball facebook page we found many pictures of her on team trips, on campus friends and teammates decorated a tree in her memory. the coach said her twin a fellow volleyball player is trying to be brave. >> i can't imagine really what they are going through, we are going through a lot but really strong. her sister, has been amazingly strong. >> reporter: asking for privacy they would only say she passed away after a medical emergency.

for now the coroner will only release the cause of death to next of kin. jade hernandez. >> republicans and democrats were united on their criticism of airport screening. they said the transportation security administration needs to improve its system and they want agents to treat the traveling public with more courtesy. >> we aren't cattle and we are citizens. we are not to be presumed guilty of anything. barking orders like people are cattle is not appropriate. >> officials from the tsa said they are move away from a one size fits all screening system and it's expanding a program for travelers to go through a fast line if they have personal information beforehand. james cameron is talking about his trip to the deepest of the deep. more than 35,000 feet down in to the pacific ocean. >> my feeling was one of

completist congratulations from all of humanity. i felt like i was facing -- space of one day went to another planet and came back. >> in a special one person submarine cameron dove into a trench, he said it looked like a lunal landscape, baren and desolate. he did it in conjunction with national geographic to produce a film. >> 80 california women honored today at this year's women of the year ceremony. the representatives for each of the 80 districts picked a woman for special contribution. the key note speaker is behind the fair pay act signed by the president. on his first day in his new post the poe t laurette watched

a new poetry competition. is he a stanford graduate and profess ear at riverside. >> a tiny puppy could be headed in to the record books, this gives you an idea of how tuny the puppy is. that's an i-phone she is standing on. she was born last of the litter initially didn't have a heartbeat. vets managed to revive her and submitted an application to the book of world records for the world's smallest dog. >> that's just remarkable. coming up a gray whale in netting. we will show you the mission off the coast of southern california to try to free it. >> and back here in ten, live storm tracker two with green on it. you will see rain tomorrow during one of your drives,ly have the long range model ready to go. . and they have been hit over and over. the string of gas theft that has a north bay winery fighting

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. a man suspected of stabbing to death a ex-girlfriend is due in court tomorrow to be arraigned. the 25-year-old edgar vasquez is a accused of killing the 24- year-old. he was arrested after a swat team raided his home. police say he stabbed her last friday afternoon, her body was found in her family's car in front of their home. police say he had broken up with her. a 63-year-old man charged with molesting and beating to death a 13-year-old from oakland back in 1974 appeared in court today. curtis tucker is a accused of

killing a 6th grader. police say dna found on the girl's clothing matched tucker. he was appointed an attorney today. >> the former husband of whitney houston cast arrested for driving under the influence. bobby brown was stopped for talking on his cell phone and they noticed he appeared to be impaired. they said he failed a test. he was married to hostage phone for 14 years. >> in news of the world in cuba the pope arrived in the city of santiago where he was greet bid the president. the pope gently pressed for reforms at the cube that people want. later the pope rode in to the city where he celebrated mass. the crowds said to be smaller than those who greeted the previous pope. in france the former head of the international monetary fund spent eight hours in a

courthouse being questioned by judges. he is a accused of being involved in a hotel prostitution ring. his attorney has acknowledged he has attended orgies but said he didn't know the women were prostitutes. in italy divers recovered five bodies the cruise ship. they did not provide any further details. 30 people are confirmed dead, just two of the passengers remain misses and are presumed dead. >> a southern california whale watching group has released dramatic video of a gray whale rescue. this video was taken over the weekend near dana point in southern orange. a ship spotted the california gray with about 50 feet of netting around its tail. the crew monitored over night. on saturday they cut the netting freeing the animal.

the whale raised its head out of the water and swam away. a new study finds chocolate lovers appear to be thinner. researchers studied about a thousand men and women, all of home exercised about four times a week and had a balanced diet. they found those who ate chocolate about five times a week had a body mass index about one point lower than those who didn't eat it. the lead author said it suggests that something in chocolate may make the colories you eat less likely to turn to fat. >> how bay area wineries are fighting back after a series of gas thefts. >> and bill martin is tracking rain. how it'll affect your day tomorrow and his forecast.

. wineries have become a popular target for fuel thieves driving by its rising cost of gas. as alex savage says one has been hit more than a dozen times over the past few months. >> reporter: the vineyard has become a favorite target for fuel thieves. >> it's a tough deal out here. >> reporter: and the general manager has tried just about egg he can think of to stop them including these gas cap lock that are supposed to stop bolt cutters. >> they got bigger ones and cut this. everything we put in there, they up the ante. >> reporter: he has put up extra high februarying, put in motion sensors, even a security camera. that system did capture these images of the thief taking fuel with a piece of hose. fuel thefts in sonoma have got up 35% over just the past five months. investigators see a direct link

to the rising price of gas. at paul's wines they have started locking up their work vehicles in this shed after a string of thefts, the director said it's an easy crime, no neighbors here, just vineyards. >> people who need gas, are able to just come by and snatch it without any consequences. >> reporter: he thinks it's the same thief who has come back over and over again, taking more than 350 gallons of gas. >> this guy know what he is doing. he has made it a profession. probably making more money than us. >> reporter: in the recent cases there have been no arrests so far. alex savage. >> the cost of gas is forcing southwest to raise ticket prices. round trip will group as much as ten dollars. it's the third time they have raised fares this year.

a couple weeks ago they said they wouldn't turn a profit for the beginning of the year because of the higher cost of jet fuel. >> police have arrested three people for vandalizing delores park. they damaged construction equipment and leaving grafitti. at the time the damage was estimated at tens of thousands of dollars. the park playground is under going a renovation. police in the mission district say bike thefts down since the beginning of the year. in jana loan 50 were reported but police say so far for the first three weeks of march only 19 bikes have been reported stolen. they have stepped up their enforcement and are doing a workshop on thursday. >> several people inside a livermore nail salon were luck write when a car crashed through the length of the salon. this is a fire department photograph we can show you, look at the center of the picture. you will see the car way at the back of the store.

it's called the elite nail salon. there were three to five inside it when the crash happened yesterday morning. they believe the driver suffered some sort of medical issue. >> and i'm getting reports of light showers up around nevado and wood acre. moving in from the north. slow to get to the south bay tomorrow. live storm tracker and you question soar the rain s way north of the bay area. starting to drift south a little bit. as it does showers will start to develop in the north bay late tonight early tomorrow morning. it'll be wet, santa rosa north. rainfall percents of average. we have come up a bit. santa rosa almost 60% of average. san jose around 35%. these numbers have moved. that rain over the weekend helped a bit. it's a long way to go. hard to get back to 100%. anything helps and anything we will get tomorrow. scattered showers in the north bay. sliding south tomorrow afternoon and by the afternoon drive i think we have wet on

all the roadways and most of the drive will be hurt by water and rain. systems further south now. they were way north. that's why they were missing us all winter. now they have dropped their latitude. hence the 6,000-foot snow level but this is a winter storm warning. rainfall accumulations over two days, three inches in the coastal hills, half inch, three quarters inch in fremont moment, san francisco, three quarters pacifica, six thousand foot on the snow levels, it's a warm storm. computer models starts off tomorrow morning. there is the rain in the north bay. everybody else the morning looks dry. drizzle, wet on the roadway but roadway most of the activity north of the bay bridge. the rain showers in the south you are asking to go from top to bottom. first tomorrow afternoon you will be driving in the rain

most likely. then we get a break tomorrow night. winter storm warning in the mountains, now we move into wednesday morning, scattered showers on the wednesday morning drive and there we go it's out of here. we get into thursday but it just misses us and stays to the north. we get the picture. tomorrow morning wet in the north bay. not real dry in the south bay and by the afternoon we will look at the rain in the south bay and we will be here at five and six talking about that. in the morning sal will talk about the traffic because it'll be showed but north of the bay bridge before 8:00. u. all about the timing. thank you. >> residents of a new reopened transitional home for young adults showed off their new facility. this was the official reopening of the hotel. the 40 unit hotel houses teens and young adults, the majority of whom are transitioning out of foster care or were homeless.

this 23-year-old said if she wasn't in the hotel seiche would be in a shelter. >> no roommates which is cool. i like the fact that you know i have my own private room. >> the housing program is run about larkin street youth service that provides assistance to at risk help. >> next if the stanford women are going to the final four and new efforts to protect mount tam, trying to keep nature lovers in line. ♪

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. the marin water district launched a 4th part of project restore to get rid of rogue trails. this year's goal to decommission three miles of trails near sensitive habitat. they have been carved in by renegade mountain bikers and people who have just wandered off the trails. >> mark with the sharks are starting it off right. >> yeah. i would say maybe the west game in a couple of months, watching the effort the sense of urgency. you couldn't help by slash -- maybe this is the year they peak at just the right time.

everything falling right tonight for san jose and they will wake up in first place tomorrow. second period scoreless. joe had two goals, quick stick in front on the put back, 1-0, still in the second. tommy, actually will wiggle it behind his back and he will get it -- 2-0. now 2-1 a little later, the avalanche try to stay with it but mitchell won't take no for the answer. 5 again 12 the final and the shark was great balance. they get scoring from all four lines, six games left and they are in first place. they played the best basketball in the yeah this winter and that -- nogales continues tonight earning the cardinal women another trip to the final four, facing second seed duke. never felt like anything was in doubt. mecca making sure of that. she will wind up with a couple out class, she will pay the

price, duke, he is okay as her 29 points would indicate. her sister clearing the boards, 17 and she will board and get the bucket. another great effort. work in the person here of jocelyn from outside the three. the cardinal. they crews, 81-69. now to play baylor sunday in the final four. it's the 5th straight trip to the final four for the cardinal. >> it's sweeter because 4-4. this is going to be the 4th one i have been too and this -- all started the year before i came to stanford and i always wanted to be a part that have culture. it's not over yet. we want to play and win two more games however right now we are kind of -- we are soaking this in. >> what a player. meantime, we are at that point in spring training where it would take something like a walk off home run to mention a

cactus league game. nationals what the giants pull off this afternoon. a at a time when everybody -- real baseball ryan, his first start against big leaguers, two and two thirds, gives up a couple of hits, gets the nice catch from pagan in center field to prevent any further damage. 2-2 game against casey. the walk off. two run homer, get out of the way. giant take it 4-2 in this ball game. getting close to opening day. that's the sporting life for a monday night. back to you. >> thank you. >> we have just learn that one person has now been found dead in that colorado wildfire we told you about earlier. it's not clear if that person was in one of the handful of home that have been destroyed. the fire has burned more than 3,000 acres since it was first reported. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. the fire is burning in the mountains about 25 miles

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