good night, america. he was known as america's oldest teenager. dick clark died today. he brought rock 'n' roll into america's living rooms. and rang in the new year at times square. >> a television icon for 50 years, dick clark suffered a heart attack at a hospital in santa monica this morning, and died. he was 82 years old. clark was best known as the producer and host of american

bandstand. it ran on tv for three decades. it helped launch musical careers and usher rock 'n' roll into the nation's mainstream. he continued to work even after suffering a stroke. >> nothing like new year times on new year's eve. >> dick clark hosted game shows. his company was involved in movies, music, and beauty contests and made him a wealthy man. >> ktvu's noah walker is in san francisco tonight with memories of when they appeared on american band stand. >> reporter: before there was facebook and youtube to get artists discovered, there were these things called records sold at store it's like here at

amoeba in san francisco, and shows like american bandstand. it's been more than three decades, since he performerred that song, and he remembers it like it was yesterday. today, he is singing dick clark's praises for giving him and many others their big break. >> the hardest thing to do is make it. it's like you did something that merited you being on that show. wow, it's a big deal. >> reporter: it was must see tv before there was such a phrase. >> it literally introduced teenage america to the concept of rock 'n' roll. how to dance to it, how to dress for it. >> reporter: joel brian's library is a time stamp. it's not just part of tv music history. >> all of the shows owe something to dick clark. >> reporter: so do the bay area

kid. he appeared on bandstand four times. >> he brought out the best in everybody. he was america's oldest teenager. >> reporter: clark's signature style helped launch many careers. some of those future stars left their signatures on clark's guest bathroom wall. >> here's michael jackson, everybody you can imagine. elvis. they all came to this place and signed the walls. >> did you? >> yes i did. >> reporter: interesting story, after greg's first appearance on american bandstand, his dad sent a letter to dick clark thanking him. dick clark saved it. ryan seacrest acknowledged the passing of his friend, dick clark, and his legacy. >> without dick, a show like this would not exist. he will be missed greatly.

>> dick clark acted as a mentor for seacrest, and seacrest said he idolized him. he also said dick clark would insist the show must go on, and it did. we have posted a slide show of dick clark over the years on ktvu.com. click on the dick clark tab. san francisco city workers took to the streets tonight, blocking traffic at a busy intersection during the height of the rush hour. the union members don't think they should have to make sacrifices at the same time that businesses in the city are getting tax breaks. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested more than 15 city workers. they were among a crowd of about 1,000 seiu union members. >> it's important that we come out here, because the city is trying to bounce the budget on our backs. >> reporter: mayor ed lee says that with a $170 million

deficit spread over a two year budget, labor unions must give something back. san francisco general hospital, medical clinic supervisor says the city seems more interested in aiding big business. >> billions of dollars in tax breaks are given to these people. at the same time, they keep coming after the little people. >> the key is making sure we're an investment friendly city. and it's directly measured to our ability to balance that budget. >> reporter: the mayor and other officials are scheduled for pay hikes. the mayor says he won't take a raise. >> i'm going to ask the others, if they don't need it, to give it back to the general fund. >> they claim that the city is such a dire straits. how could they possibly agree to take that money? >> reporter: calling for big business to contribute more tax money to the city. those arrested were charged with failure to stay on the sidewalk and blocking traffic. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2

news. in oakland, the search is on now to find a gunman who shot and killed a man as he walked down the street, pushing a girl in a toy car. that shooting happened at 3:15 in east oakland. the man was shot in the head, and pronounced dead at the scene. a resident grabbed the girl and ran to safety. the toddler was not hurt. police say the gunman drove away in a car. what started out as a fire response in san leandro this evening has become a criminal investigation. the fire was reported in a detached garage near doweling around 5:00 tonight. firefighters say they noticed suspicious items in the garage and police were called in. we were told that the garage contained a marijuana growing operation, but so far police have not yet confirmed that account. one firefighter was hit by a falling piece of wood from the roof, and was taken to the hospital, but we're told his injuries are not life- threatening. members of the bay area

sailing community tell us they are still reeling from last weekend's deadly accident during a yacht race. five of the eight people onboard died or were lost at sea. the yacht was hit by waves and capsized before washing up on the rocky shore of the islands. patty lee is live now in san francisco, where sailers tell her the accident may change their sport. >> reporter: we've been talking to sailers around the bay today. they say they are worried that the magnitude of this accident could change the laid back culture found around the bay area to one that's more litigious. >> heading out on the water with friends is a tradition many fear will be jeopardized by the deadly accident, saturday. >> lawyers are trained to have sharp teeth. it's the game. >> reporter: personal injury lawyers are circling, and boaters are watching to see what happens with the police

investigation, and whether that leads to civil lawsuits. >> i sign a waiver that says i won't sue the club for anything that happens. >> reporter: after the deaths of five experienced sailers, there is concern. >> this will leave a lot of people spooked come next year. they'll probably be a few less boats on the start line. >> reporter: generally, individual boat owners do not require their crew to sign waivers and protect them from a liability. >> what's that going to do? it's a piece of paper. >> reporter: as is surrogate surviver, juan young is reserving comment, and drafting changes to race rules that would require participants to wear some type of electronic monitoring device, used to find boats adrift at sea. the low speed chase is still trapped on the fair lains, because environmental groups say moving it could threat be

the habitat of nesting birds, plans to move it are currently on hold. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the mother of one of the crew members onboard spoke publicly for the first time since her only child was lost at sea. she said jordan grew up on the water, sailing since the age of 2, he was in his last semester at dominican university and hoped to one day have his own maritime business. >> may 12 was when he was supposed to graduate from dominican. and he's got a regatta on the schedule. nothing about graduation. >> she says she's doing her best to celebrate jordan's zest for life, but right now, saw says it is very hard to get over the unexpected loss of someone she calls her best

friend. the mother of sierra lamar offered encouraging words today to volunteer searchers. she praised their efforts saying their help has lifted the family in these difficult times. >> thank you for the presence of everyone that is here in this room right now. >> reporter: more than 140 people showed up. the volunteers searched the area around coyote creek trial. also, divers took to area ponds looking for anything suspicious. sierra's mother says her home is too quiet without her 15- year-old daughter. >> those familiar sounds that you're used to hearing all the time, and you know, i never thought i'd be saying this, but we miss the rap music. you know? really miss her. >> santa clara county sheriff investigators say the next phase of the search will focus on the co-lairo and anderson reservoirs. she disappeared on her way to school a month ago on march 16. u c davis police chief is

retouring in the wake of the pepper spraying incident last september. uc police pepper sprayed protesters and video spread across the internet. she said she didn't want the incident to be the university's defining moment. so to help in the healing process, she says she is leaving tomorrow. she had been suspended with pay. gavin newsom has a new gig. we'll tell you about the risk that comes with the lieutenant general's new side job. >> plus what investigators are now saying about the suspect. >> and take a look at this picture. it pretty much speaks for itself, but we're going to explain the story behind it, and the bay area connection. what'll it be?

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with chocolate... no... caramel sauce. whipped cream? uhhhhhhh, yeah... but on the side. introducing build your own pancakes. only at denny's. a live picture right now of oakland international airport, you with see all the lights are back on, but that was not the case earlier. about 7:00 tonight, the lights on the part of the runway the planes used for taxiing went out. oakland airport tells us, no flights were delayed or diverted, and that everything is now back to normal. earlier in oakland, there was another power outage that left window washers stranded. pacific gas and electric says about 3800 customers lost power. the utility blamed equipment failure in an underground vault

for the problem. pg and e says it took about an hour to fix the problem and get the power back on. gavin newsom has a new gig. hosting his own tv show. live to tell us how this could affect newsom's political career. >> most wait until they're out of office before they take tv jobs. this is a bit unusual for gavin newsom to be hosting a tv show, while at the same time holding his job as lieutenant governor. he's already featured on current tv's website. calling newsom a courageous leader who has boldly seized every opportunity to create positive social change. current tv chairman and former vice president al gore says newsom's once a week show will have a decidedly california

touch, as he interviews notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >> i'm sure he will be an effective talk show host for current tv. >> he knows gavin newsom, and tv. >> tv talk show hosts are paid to be provocative. that's what gets ratings. >> reporter: newsom has complained in the past, the lieutenant governor's job is rather meaningless. >> i feel like it probably generates some sort of conflict of interest. he's now beholden to some corporate entity. >> i don't want to look to him for entertainment. i want to look to him for solutions. >> reporter: he may be taking a risk by going on the air and injecting himself into the hot topics of the day. >> i would be on the phone

right now with my consultant, and say please roll on every tv show that gavin newsom is host of. we know he's going to make a mistake at some point, everyone does. >> reporter: we're hearing he will donate his salary to charity. the new show starts sometime next month. we have new details tonight about the modesto man suspected of killing a sheriff's deputy and a locksmith who came to serve him an eviction notice. a neighbor of the 45-year-old says he dressed like a policeman, and most people thought he had military experience. police say he once worked as a security guard and never had been in the service. someone else who knew him said he felt the eviction left him

with no option. naso is representing himself. he is on trial for the so- called double initial killings which occurred back in the '70s. the four women who were killed all had matching first and last initials. fazio is replacing michael mareiwitz. san francisco may have seen the last of the hustler truck. the truck features a stripper pole in the back. it drew the attention of some residents who didn't like it in the strip club district. san francisco's metreon complex has been sold. it was sold with seven other shopping centers across the country for $7 billion. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is speaking out,

talking publicly about the incident that led to his guilty plea for misdemeanor false imprisonment. >> we were on our way to dell phena's pizza, and a horrible quarrel started. >> the chain of events that ultimately led to his pleading guilty to misdemeanor false impressenment. he says she tried to get out of the van, and he bruised her arm after their argument panicked their son. >> she was screaming and i reached over from the driver's seat, still with my seat belt on to put my hand underneath her arm to try to guide her back into the passenger seat so we could just deescalate. >> today, san francisco mayor,

ed lee who suspended mirkarimi reacted to mirkarimi's account. >> perhaps that version wasn't out, but it may be not consistent with the videotapes and things that we had the privilege of seeing and the testimony that we've seen as well. >> in a written statement, george gaskon said the facts are clear, he left a very large bruise on her arm. his failure to take responsibility for what happened is both disturbing and telling. mirkarimi is set to be in court again tomorrow. trying to remove the city attorney from the ethics case. ktvu, channel 2 news. a man on his way to san jose took his displeasure for airport security screeners to the extreme. john brennan stripped naked at the portland airport last night. brennan said he's a frequent flier and called his stripping

a protest, and protected political speech. and he said he was being nude, not lewd. >> i didn't do it just to get arrested. i did it so that i can state my unhappiness with the waste of money that tsa is. >> brennan was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and indecent exposure. needless to say, he missed his flight to san jose and had to reschedule. a new yale study finds an overwhelming percentage of americans believe global warming is causing extreme weather problems across the country. 72% think global warming made the unusually warm weather last winter even worse. 51% believe it will cause a natural disaster in that community over the next year, and 75% say they were personally harmed by one or more extreme weather events in the past year. out on the dell tonight we

got a little wind near pittsburg. the winds are coming out of the west, blowing that way, which is what you expect this time of year. the winds are going to lighten up a bit tomorrow. there is rain north. we're heading for a very spring like weather pattern. we dry out and get temperatures that will be pretty impressive this week. some of the warmest weather we've seen all season. forecast highs tomorrow, the yellows represent 70s. greens represent 60s. the forecast highs tomorrow, upper 70s. might even see a low 80. as we go down the road, it's going to get warmer. when i come back, we'll loon at the specific highs for your neighborhood and the five-day forecast with your weekend in view. a report released today by the san francisco spca is suggesting 30% of the dogs in the city come from so-called pup where mills. dogs can run free at the shelter, but for puppies at large scale breeding facilities, shelter officials say profits come before

welfare. >> the conditions are often horrendous. the dogs are never let out. >> the spca recommends acommenting a pet from its organization or -- adopting a pet from its organization. a horrible case of alleged abuse is uncovered in the east bay. ahead at 10:30, a story you will see only on 2. a ktvu investigation, and how it led to late breaking developments in the case. san francisco mark the the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake which changed the face of the city. [ siren ] the sirens sounded at 5:11 a.m. to mark the exact time the quake devastated san francisco 106 years ago. mayor ed lee was on hand on

market street along with 106- year-old winy hook who was 2 months old when the quake hit. >> thousands and thousands of bees. some say the situation is not as bad as it looks. and the competition to lure george lucas and his new studio heats up. which bay area cities are making a pitch?

a gray whale that rescuers tried to save yesterday was nowhere to be found today. rescuers removed some of the fishing line, but had to rule off efforts when it became dark last night. they attached buoys to the lines, but they were unable to locate it this morning. some east bay residents are

dealing with a bee swarm. >> this swarm took over a tree in vacaville yesterday. >> it looks as if there was just a big mass of bark or something. >> the swarm of what beekeepers said was 80,000 bees took the school by surprise. >> the bees seemed to be very calm and didn't seem to be agitated, or attacking or anything. >> was it scary for the kids at all? >> i don't think so, i think it was cool. >> beekeepers removed the bees no problem. >> i think just a cool learning experience for them. >> brian worth is president of the beekeepers association, which is receiving two or three calls a day about swarms. >> we're out looking for a case to land and make a nest. >> he says swarms such as this one on a car in concord are

common now because swarms are splitting, looking for a place to hatch. >> when they swarm, they don't have a hive to defend, so they're less aggressive. they're also engorged with honey. they bring as much of a food supply with them as they can. >> the swarms are sizable this year, but there's no reason to be alarmed. beekeepers say they'll be happy to come remove the bees safely. now that george lucas has walked away from a proposed digital studio development in marin county, other bay area cities are clamoring to attracting the project. >> vallejo, they need the money, and that would bring more jobs back. i think that's a great idea. >> rebecca kaplan says she's a

huge star wars fan, and wrote an open letter to lucas promoting oakland as a potential site. we're told the company is already in talks with two potential bay area locations. debating the governor's proposal for funds. saying the bullet train relies on quote, highly speculative funding, however, the head of the rail project told an assembly economy that it's not uncommon to launch of product of this size without all of the money in place. governor brown wants to raise nearly $2 billion by selling state bonds. the legislature could vote on the funding in june. total neglect. >> a story you will see only on 2. abandoned horses discovered in the hill of the east bay. what we've learned in just the

past hour. >> they call it uptown oakland, and it appears to be the number 1 place for real estate recovery. i'll tell you why just ahead. ♪ ♪

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a lively protest this afternoon outside of kpfa as people voiced their concern about a new law firm. the demonstrators are upset they hired jackson lewis. they accused the firm of union busting. >> the law firm was hired not to break any unions at all. pacifica was against that. but we do have legal responsibilities to protect the foundation. >> there has been tension

between union employees and pacifica since 2010, when pacifica laid off the staff of the morning show. ebay posted stronger than expected quarterly sales today, sending the stock soaring 6% in after hours trading. the company attributed the growth to its marketplace. the announcement was made after the closing bell. so shares closed at $35.87. down slightly. but shares hit $38 after hours. the major indexes slipped today. sluggish earnings reports send the dow down. you may be surprised to hear that the city of oakland is leading the nation in a real estate recovery. ktvu's john fowler takes a look at the new data that reveals a

great situation for the housing market here. >> reporter: vibrant, diverse, desirable. words we heard today about living in downtown oakland. >> you can take the ferry to the city. public transportation everywhere. lots of good restaurants. i walk everywhere. >> reporter: figures i obtained shows condo sales more than tripled. young professionals eyeing oakland. oakland leads the nation with a year to year 52% reduction in the availability of homes for sale. property managers tell me that real estate rebound is because of a kind of perfect storm. >> price, interest rates and growth. economic growth rather than the new to market condos. this two bedroom, two bath unit, about $450,000.

interest rates hover near historic lows. plus growth? credit the mayor's 10k plan. or its entertaining and dining. >> i think there's a lot of upside. i think there's probably more upside than down side, living in oakland. >> i think oakland is changing a lot. and i love oakland, but san francisco, i think is still a more fun environment for me right now. >> reporter: that's the new battle of the bay. the city council is okay to deal for 500 apartments in a hacienda business park. the approval allows developer bre properties to build the properties. the site is to the south of the pleasantton bart station. 75 of the 500 apartments will be set aside for low income renters. the development will help the city satisfy the terms of a lawsuit that pleasantton want fulfilling responsibilities to

provide housing in the region. only on 2 tonight, what appears to be a horrible case of animal abuse involving horses. the problem was, no one in charge seemed to be doing anything about it until rita williams started investigating. within the past few hours, her video and phone calls paid off. rita tells us, it now appears the horses are going to be saved. >> reporter: it's a beautiful place for such an ugly site. >> the horses are on the property over the hill over here. >> reporter: we hiked the next two miles to the top of the hill above el sobrante to see this. >> this is absolute abuse right here. this is neglect. it looks like it's walking death, and it's a young horse. it's really sad. >> reporter: quite literally

skin and bones. eating grass their lives depended on it. the horses are behind the locked gate. independent of each other, they took photographs three weeks ago and sent them to contra costa's animal control, then heard nothing. she even contacted a horse shelter that agreed to rescue the horses. the director told me by phone today, the horses are dying. >> they're in a critical state. they are starving. they probably have a huge parasite load. >> reporter: an animal control officer hung up on us today. it took a call to a county supervisor to get the director aware of the situation. late this evening, three weeks after first big alerted to the horses, animal control officers and a veterinarian finally entered the locked gates.

tonight, the animal control director told us, they seized three horses and will be back tomorrow for a fourth. they're also looking at animal neglect charges against the owner. thousands of people lined up at the cow palace in daly city today for their chance to perform on the x factor. would be contestants received wrist bands to secure their spot. auditions are open to anyone over the age of 11. registration continues tomorrow, and auditions are set to begin at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it is reported tonight that britney spears has agreed to a $15 million contract to be a judge on the x factor. the deal reportedly still hasn't been signed. the creator and judge, simon cowell has admitted he is working hard to get her on the show. you can find more video of today's auditions on ktvu.com.

look for the hot topic section on the home page. i've strongly condemned what we see in those photos. >> defense secretary, leon panetta reacting to graphic photos involving american troops in afghanistan. >> back here in just ten minutes, temperatures are really going to rise the next few days. i'll show you which cities will be reaching into the mid-80s as we go through the next couple of days. >> and the fallout at a colombian hotel for some members of the secret service.

three agents are leaving the secret service in the wake of the prostitution scandal that erupted in colombia. an agent tied to the misconduct would be fired. another decided to retire, and a third is resigning. some of them are accused of bringing prostitutes back to their room after partying. photos showing american troops posing with body parts of suicide bombers. we have blurred out the most graphic parts of the images. the photos were reportedly

taken back in 2010 and supplied by a soldier who felt they showed a break down in discipline. >> this is not who we are and it's certainly not who we represent when it comes to the great majority of men and women in uniform. >> the army says it has launched an investigation. "the l.a. times" says the troops involved were part of a brigade that lost 23 members to homemade bombers or suicide bombers during a year long deployment. the future of afghanistan was the topic of a nato meeting today. several allies promised to keep funding afghanistan's forces after coalition troops leave. they plan to drawback next year. yesterday, afghan president

demanded kick backs. the sand storms hit as farmers were preparing to plant spring crops. forecasters say the strong winds are expected to continue tomorrow along with a chance of snow. i'm standing on the 50-yard line of the new san francisco 49ers stadium. we'll give you an exclusive preview of the ground breaking ceremony. >> and warm ups are on the way, bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. bay area !

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new at 10:00, after years of planning, the 49ers are finally breaking ground on a new stadium tomorrow. lloyd lacuesta was the only reporter allowed inside that site. he is live. >> reporter: frank, i'm in the

end zone, where it's touchdown 49ers. 1500 are coming to the celebration tomorrow. if you're not on the invitation list, let me give you a feel of what it's going to be like. >> 1, 2, check. >> reporter: they were testing out the systems and putting the finishing touches on a mini stadium created for the ground breaking ceremony. tomorrow, shovel holding dignitaries will dig into a ceremonial spot that will be the actual 50-yard line centerpiece of the new $1 billion stadium. >> there is a logo in the ground, that's literally where we will be kicking off our games here in a few years. 15 odd years of work, and to get this done and we couldn't be happier that it's happening right here in santa clara. >> reporter: the stadium is built on what was once an overflow parking lot of the great america amusement park. the star tower.

>> there are changes out here, even in the last six years. >> reporter: then santa clara mayor, pat mayhan brought roger goodell on the ride in 2006 and made their pitch with an aerial view of silicon valley. >> he just really thought it was a great site. his words to me were, this is a no-brainer. >> reporter: voters approved the plan, and santa clara will soon be an nfl city, with plans to bring a super bowl here, once the stadium is finished. >> every challenge, we were able to meet and overcome. and i never lost faith that we would see tomorrow happening. >> reporter: after the ground breaking, there will be a big party under that white tent that you see there. for those who aren't invited, the 49ers say they will be video streaming the event for all to see. and of course, we will be covering it with cameras. live in santa clara at the new

stadium site, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. the holders of the third mega millions winning jackpot came forward. they won $218 million. meryl butler said when he told his wife their numbers matched, she giggled for about four hours. we've got nice weather to talk about. you will be giggling about that with temperatures into the 80s, as we go to the five-day forecast. just tracking some winds out there. again, out here near the pittsburgh area, we've got winds gusting out on the delta area, about 23 miles per hour. winds sustained at 18. it's breezy out there, very typical for this time of year. these are the highs for today. highs tomorrow will be warmer than these. they're coming up another four or five degrees.

tomorrow, lots of mid-and upper 70s, with a few low 80s. in the extended forecast, calling for this gradual warming trend to continue. overnight lows in the 40s. not bad. 51 in pacifica. kind of a mild overnight. you can feel the seasons changing. your days are getting longer, overnight lows with coming up. it wasn't long ago they were around 42 degrees, 38 degrees. the computer model shows a few clouds overnight. 7:00a.m. tomorrow morning doesn't show coastal fog. there may be patches of it. maybe a little bit of stratus by the airport. stratus is basically just fog, but a little higher up. then as we get into 3:00 or 4:00, 5:00, clear. with the clearing, that high pressure is really taking charge. that's when the temperatures will start to climb. so mid-80s as we head towards your bay area thursday and

friday. even into saturday as well. high pressure firmly in charge. just a really nice bay area weekend. the tree pollen is definitely significant right now. talked to numerous people in the newsroom that talk about sniffling and sneezing, the trees are on fire right now. everything is responding to this heat. the trees are one of them. then the five-day forecast, into the mid-80s, some of the warmest weather we've seen this season. one of the warmest five days we've seen this season. >> you said you spotted one. >> i saw a report, it was so loud and moving at once. just like the story. this is the superloud noise almost like an airplane and you see the sky darkened by maybe thousands of bees. they're docile. it was pretty cool. they were going somewhere. >> i didn't want to find out, i

would be running inside. jeremy lin is singled out as one of a very select group of 100 people. the reason for the special recognition coming up next.

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time magazine has posted it's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. this year it includes palo alto's jeremy lin. a few months ago, when lin was given the chance to start, he excelled, and lin-sanity was born. mark is off tonight. what a game at at&t. >> it was a pitcher's dual. matt cain throwing zeros at the phillies. 7th inning, jimmy rollins will hit a pop up that brandon crawford will grab. 9 shutout innings for cain, who allowed just two hits. the phils cliff lee was almost as good. lee pitched 10 shutout innings, allowing 7 hits. it was decided in the 11th, with one out. melky cabrera lines a hit to left. brandon belt hustles around

from second. he will beat the throw to the plate. clay hensley gets the win in relief. the giants win 1-0. the a's tonight rolled over the team everyone was picking to win the american league west. oakland jumped to a 3-0 lead over ervin santana and the angels. that one is gone. homer number 4 of the year for him. jonny gomes added to the lead with another long ball. a drive to the same part of the ballpark. that's number 3 on the year. bartolo colon was throwing 38 consecutive strikes at one point. he's now 3-1 as the a's win, 6- 0. kobe bryant, not in the lineup tonight. that didn't really slow l.a. down. steve blake with the lob to

andrew bynum. bynum on the way to a 31 point game. the lakers got a triple-double from pau gasol. the assist to bynum. 22 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists for gasol. the warriors currently on track for sixth worst in the league with wins with 22. players taking part in voluntary workouts for the 49ers. that means getting acquainted with brandon jacobs. they had an appreciation for his size. >> a lot of guys looked up at me like damn, you're big. i got that. we did some chat out on the field, and talk about those times. as you heard, the 49ers have the official ground breaking for their santa clara stadium tomorrow.

they're expected to begin playing there in time for the 2014 season. >> that stadium sounds like it is going to be spectacular. >> it is absolutely going to be state of the art, and in the middle of silicon valley. it's going to be incredible. >> going to be something and rolling around here before we know it. >> two years. >> and the sharks tomorrow. >> yes, down 2-1. they better win, let's just put it that way. thank you so much for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the neck time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning crew will be here beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

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