right now, i'm disappointed with myself. i came here thinking that the challenge was going to be to beat the other chefs and win hell's kitchen, and i found a way to defeat myself. hell's kitchen, man. it's no joke. this is not a game for me. this is serious business. understand? (all) yes, chef. get out of here. now this is a fight, and i'm not leaving. i'm staying. (nedra) only bad thing about winning tonight, we can't send gina home. but if we lose, she the first sucker that's getting voted off. i'm voting with two hands, and my hoo-ha's count as two, too, so that's four hands all day. i can't keep carrying these guys. i can't keep throwing 'em on my back. biggest question on my mind is, who's the next [bleep] i'm getting out of here 'cause the star,

the head chef here is chef zach. (gordon) sebastian tried to be funny, but it was his cooking that was the joke. (announcer) next time on hell's kitchen... the women celebrate their win... the red team, congratulations. (announcer) by having an all-out war. if you want to argue, just press the bell, bitch. don't call me bitch. you [bleep] crazy. don't [bleep] call me crazy. [coughs wildly] i said, "bitch, you crazy and deranged." (announcer) the teams try a bonding exercise. backs up against the wall. get down, break it up. careful. stop pushing. (announcer) but there's a shocking departure. pack your stuff, and leave hell's kitchen. (announcer) and will an explosive dinner service... let's go, then, we're still serving--communication! get some [bleep] momentum! (announcer) push one chef... have you got a drinking problem? (announcer) too far? i mean, this is harder than hard. (announcer) all next time on a truly dangerous...

you may ve too . get out! get out! all of you, get the [bleep] out of here! (announcer) highly dramatic... people are just dropping like flies. (announcer) hell's kitchen. an angry crowd marchs tonight demanding justice for a transgender person who died in police custody. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville. protesters are demanding

answers after a transgender person died while in police custody. ken wayne is following this story. >> reporter: you can see the barriers are still up in front of the police station to keep people away from the building after visitors paid a visit here tonight. some wearing bandanas and masks marched through downtown berkeley to call attention to the death of a 41-year-old transgender person who died a month ago tonight while in the custody of police. the victim's mother has identified her as keland moore. some are saying that she was a

woman named kayla moore. >> details of her are that she was a transgender. so this is an accountability issue. >> we want an investigation. it is still ongoing. our detectives are still working on the case. >> reporter: that has not waged protesters who angrily confronted protesters. protesters are also angry at news media and at one time rushed our camera. >> i'm by myself. >> you're here by? >> because i hate the police and i hate you. >> reporter: berkeley police have been following the protesters all night long. i just got off the phone with police a few minutes ago and they said the protest is over. the demonstrators have left the

area. no vandalism, no graffiti, no damage to report, no arrest and no injuries. live in berkeley, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. also in berkeley a punctured gas line started a fire right in front of the house at virginia street and martin luther king at about 2:30 this afternoon. a construction worker hit the gas line with a pick while doing some excavation work. the fire damaged a truck parked in front of the home and the eves of the home but not the inside. firefighters are estimating the damage to be about $20,000. new information about a pleasanton preschool where a teacher is accused of using masking tape on a child. it's not clear if the resignations are related to the masking tape incident. 24-year-old angela calcano took

the picture of the girl bound at the wrist and ankles and showed the picture at a recent party. parents met behind closed door with school officials. the state has barred calcano from working with children. in the south bay a preschool teacher is facing felony child endangerment charges after she was arrested for putting sleeping pills in the children's drink cups. parents are concerned that it may have not been the first time. >> reporter: ian brown is the kind of dad that keeps their children close. when it was time to let go, they did a lot of research. >> we went to eight places to choose which was best. >> reporter: now they are reevaluating after the arrest of a teacher. another employee told police

graph poured a crushed substance into some of the kids drinks on friday. she later admitted it was a sleep aid. >> you don't know how long this has been going on. and nobody able to give you a real answer makes it difficult. >> reporter: it makes it difficult for detectives who didn't get a call until three days after the incident. detectives say the investigation would have been easier if they would have known sooner. >> we would have appreciated it. we could have gone out and got a statement from people who witnessed it that day. >> reporter: the academy released a statement it reads in part, mrs. graft was terminatedded immediately after this incident. they are asking parents to come guard with any information. in morgan hill, lorane blanco. san francisco police are

asking for the public's help tonight to catch two burglars. this surveillance footage was taken on february 25th at the apartment building in the 1100 block of guerrero street. police say it shows two men picking a lock to steal a key left for postal carriers so they can get into the building. the two men are then seen inside walking through the garage before they disappear into an area with no cameras. here's a look at the men. investigators are asking anyone with information about their identities to call san francisco police. a bill to approve civil unions for same-sex couples is on the desk of colorado governors tonight. passage of the bill culminates the rights to same-sex couples. one passage from a 29-26 vote in colorado's health. two republicans joined all the democrats to approve the measure. the democratic governor is expected to sign the bill. the boy scouts is surveying about allowing gays and

lesbians into their organization. the national council of the boy scout will vote in may. now to our continuing coverage of the historic event at the vatican. the first day of the papal conclave has now come and gone. the 115 cardinals voted just once but they did not reach the 2/3 majority needed to elect a new pope. leland viters is live with the second day of the conclave will start soon and several votes are anticipated leland. >> reporter: exactly, four votes in total from the cardinals here in rome. daybreak just now. i'm watching a beautiful sunrise here over the vatican. the cardinals will begin eating breakfast in about 30 minutes that's when once again the politicking of this will continue because remember while the cardinals have taken a vow of secrecy they will not discuss whatever happens inside

the conclave. they can begin talking amongst themselves once again. the pros and cons of several candidates and begin building alliances to pick the person that will lead catholics. black smoke flew over sistine chapel. earlier today the cardinals held mass. then one by one they swore to the world and upon the bible to never disclose what transpires transpires behind the closed doors of the sistine chapel. >> it's like a board of directors is getting together. you don't put a camera in when the board of directors is making decision. >> reporter: morris explains those electing a new pope face

very difficult choices. including the cardinal of new york who could be the first united states pope. but with no clear front runner, experts predict a few puffs of black smoke before a new pope opens the doors. >> there's all the debate, this is pretty quick. >> reporter: going forward there are four votes a day here in rome. two mid-morning and two in the late afternoon early evening by the cardinals wednesday, thursday and friday. if there is not a pope by then if 77 cardinals have not agreed on a new leader they then take a day of rest, reflection and prayer before beginning again. in rome, he land vittert.

more details, as leland just mentioned if no pope is chosen by saturday, the cardinals will break for a day of reflection. the last time a conclave dragged on beyond five days was 1831. that's when the process took 83 ballots and 50 days before a new pope was named. today there was no doubt about the color of the smoke. but that was not the case back in 2005 when the smoke from the sistine chapel appeared to be not black or white but gray. since then, the vatican has changed the stove. stay with the 10:00 news later this hour the big bets on who will be the next pope and which cardinals have the best odds. also a protest at st. mary's cathedral. the use of pink smoke to highlight one issue. the dow managed to postan

eighth consecutive gain. the nasdaq dropped 10. so far this year the dow is up 10%. some promising news for people who like hostess twinkies and hohos. today the company announced they have chosen a buyer for their brand. apollo global management and metropolis and company bid $410 million. the deal still needs approval. the firm hopes to have hostess brands back on store shelves as soon as possible. the panese restaurant is pushing an opening date to march 30th. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. although firefighters have said they believe it was electrical. attacked in a college shower. what the victim did to fight

back. >> that's crazy. and it's terrible. unusual weather for early march. where we'll see 80-degree temperatures tomorrow. >> i'm here with mike judge famed director of office space. you brought your office to a bay area city care to tell me about the plot of this next project? >> i'm not allowed to. >> but we'll give you a behind the scenes next. [ male announcer ] subway introduces the new $3 six-inch select! this march, we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh.

a bit of hollywood came to palo alto with a famed director filming a pilot for what he

hopes will be a series about start ups in silican valley. we're live in palo alto where parts of it was taken by movie crews tonight. >> reporter: it was fun seeing them in action. the series will be about six people working and playing in in palo alto. >> reporter: it was lights, camera action tonight in downtown palo alto. we were there as camera crews filmed the pilot for the upcoming sitcom silican valley. this was the girls night out scene. >> it's directed by me. cowritten by me and it'll be on hbo if we're lucky. >> reporter: mike judge who directed the 1999 cult classic office space -- >> oh, oh, sounds like somebody has a case of the munders. >> reporter: which a group of office workers cook up a scheme to get back at their boss is

turning to techies with six young programmers looking to become millionaires. >> there's a trillion in south hill road and it all kind of happens here. so yeah, that's why we're setting it here. >> reporter: this palo alto architect is loving hollywood's sudden love affair with silican valley. even if it leads to a few street closures and traffic. >> this helps the local community. i live right downtown across the street and the commercial people are kind of satisfied with that. it brings more people. >> reporter: lending his support to the project is ricky jay who played a villain on tomorrow never dies. >> this isn't like james bond. >> no it isn't because my wife is the line producer so i guess everyone if it's not james bond. but i think it's a great idea for a show. >> reporter: a show this young resident hopes will have a chance to live another day. >> it's not very often that something really big happens

here. so i really like this. >> reporter: crews wrapped things up here about 90 minutes ago. filming is now over, everyone waiting for the green light. i'm heather holmes, ktvu news. ben affleck's oscar winning movie argo has caught the attention of the iranian government. the government there is planning to sue. the film depicts the rescue of six embassy staffers who were sheltered by the canadian ambassador. iranians call the film a sheer line and claim it gives an unrealistic view of their government. james holmes defense team said it needed more time for mental evaluations instead the judge directed a not guilty

plea be entered on behalf of holmes. he is accused of killing eight people and wounding 68 others in that shooting in aurora colorado. prosecutors say they will announce whether they plan to seek the death penalty on november 24th. 28-year-old dennis macedo of sunny vale is facing three counts of vehicle manslaughter while intoxicated as well as other charges. macedo slammed into a car saturday night instandly killing three members of one family. family friend remains in critical condition. macedo was speeding away from another crime at the time. this accident happened about 11:40 this morning on san thomas. preliminary reports indicate the car may have veered on to the shoulder and hit the cyclist. investigators say the 20-year- old driver left the scene and

went to a pete's coffee store about three miles away where she called her father. the two then returned to the scene. no charges have been filed. police released photos of a man and woman. the female robber approached the victim after they both got off a light rail train and then beat the victim to the ground. this occurred on the evening of february 6. investigators say the male robber then helped steal the purse and both left the scene on their bicycles. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact san jose police. a report of sexual battery on a bay area campus has police warning students tonight and asking for the public's help. eric rasmussen tells us this all took place in the shower stall of a women's locker room and shows us what's being done to find the suspect. >> reporter: the timing and location inside the wellness center has some students on

edge. >> especially in the like in such a -- you know private area that you would never think or assume that would happen in. >> reporter: just after noon on saturday, police say a female student was showering in a locked stall when she felt someone grabbing her from behind. they say the suspect even tried to cover the victim's mouth to keep her from screaming but she was eventually able to fight off her attacker who got away by crawling under a shower stall divider the same way he got in. >> that's crazy, that's terrible. >> reporter: today several students told us they received an e-mail alert about the crime. >> getting that e-mail yesterday, that made me freak out because i go like to the showers and i don't want anything like that to happen. >> i'm here at night, early in the mornings when the campus isn't like super packed so it makes me scared. i'll have to be super on guard. >> reporter: police describe the suspect as a black man with light brown skin between 25 and

30 years old, 5'11" to 6'tall 185 pounds. he was last seen wearing basketball shorts and tennis shoes. >> i felt like the campus security should be kind of up you know, and not let stragglers or strangers walk into the locker rooms. >> reporter: police don't know if the man is a student. police have cleared the -- a judge has cleared a convicted sex offender to move into a specific location. a state appeals court judge denies the motion today. chrismond was arrested and convicted of seven counts of committing a lewd act with a child under 14. he is required to wear an ankle

monitor as part of the terms of his release. temperatures outside right now are mainly in the 40s. it's going to be a cool night. weather system heads to the north so we're dry. right along the coast we have a dense fog. evening satellite doesn't pick it up. dense fog out by the great highway then south toward pacifica. that dense fog stays right along the coast most of the day tomorrow. but inland temperatures start to warm up. current temperatures we have 50s. overnight lows we have mid-40s in the cooler spots maybe cooler than that. daytime highs tomorrow, warmer than these. these were the actual highs for today, 75. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s in some places. i'll see you back here. the surf fighter foundation is going back to court to a beach along the san m ateo

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situations. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: this new fence went up right workers cleared out the homeless encampment that was located under interstate 80 just down the street from the giant's ballpark. for some it's been months for other years since they stayed in an indoor shelter. now they're offering them a place to stay at the city of refuge church. by tomorrow afternoon each person will be assigned a case manager and moved to a hotel room. and offer this woman hopes will be the path way out of homelessness. >> that way we pave the way for other homeless people. >> reporter: he's trying to different approach to encourage the homeless to accept help. >> the main reasons that people won't accept shelter or services is they're going to be separated from their dog or pet or they're told that their possessions are going to go

some place else. >> reporter: each homeless person is issued wristbands so they can pick up their belongings that were put in storage and each were allowed to keep their pet. >> because of the way you came at us this time, we appreciate the effort. you know we do. >> reporter: complaints from neighbors in the mission bay area prompted the removal of the encampment. >> it was pretty dirty here because they have no bathing facilities or toilet facilities. >> everybody wants to see a different result. nobody wants to see just pushing people and you know they're going to wind up at somebody elses doorstep. >> reporter: if this program is successful it'll be used to clear out other homeless encampments. amber lee, ktvu news. the city of san jose says

it now has a long term plan for their homeless. critics are questioning how much money will be spent on the project but the mayor and the city council say they already spent just as much money if not more trying to deal with the homeless problem. boeing has gotten clearance to test their new lithium ion cells in their 787s. ama is the only airline to fly the dream liner to and from the bay area. the airline's dream liner made its debut flight in january but it's cancelled all it's san jose flights through may because of their battery

issues. the unique way the persian community is welcoming in the new year. >> one man's effort to clear his name.

a freebase web designer identified as a gang member is suing. he says he has had to move three times and has trouble finding work. >> i don't want to be the criminal. i don't know what people think of me. an apology would be great. >> his lawyer say it is suit is necessary to clear his client's name. it does not specify a dollar

amount. the oakland city attorney's office said it could not yet comment. happening now some fiery celebrations under way to mark the persian new year. we shot these pictures in berkeley earlier this evening where several thousand people gathered to take part in the ancient tradition. this is the 14th year that the persian city is held in berkeley. the area has the largest orion community. and it's not just in berkeley where they're celebrating. mat keller is live with what he learned about the celebration. >> reporter: the afterparty is still going on here at the axus nightclub for the largest persian celebration here in the south bay. jumping through fire is one of the highlights of the persian new year celebrations. >> and what do you say when you jump. >> i say -- >> you ask that the goodness

of the fire comes to you and the ills of last year stay with the fire. >> reporter: the fire festival brings the iranian community together a week before. >> it's a cultural celebration not religious of the first day of spring with dancing, food and family. >> spending time with family and just like setting our table together. >> reporter: narus and firus are like santa claus and bring kids gifts. walk into the homes of iranian families and you will see this a half scene of table of seven ss. >> everything represents spring

again, all very cultural. >> reporter: all the money raised tonight is women of poverty. they are hoping to build a school for foster kids. reporting live in santa clara, mat keller. the first cruise ship to make san francisco its home port year round will make its voyage this saturday. it will cruise between the u.s., hawaii islands and alaska. it's estimated to generate $1 million each time it returns to san francisco. the ceo of carnival cruise line says his company's highest priority is to come up with solutions to prevent fires like the one that stranded the carnival triumph at sea last month. kahel said carnival is conducting a review of its entire fleet focusing on prevention of fires.

4,000 people were adrift for several days when fire broke out fire while it was in the gulf of mexico. the budget battle is on in washington, d.c. with republicans and democrats staking out their positions. president obama went to capitol hill and met behind closed doors with senate democrats tomorrow and thursday he has meetings with republicans. house gop budget leader paul ryan has challenged the president to come up with a balanced spending plan. >> my goal is not to chase a balance budget just for the sake of balance. my goal is how do we grow the economy. put people back to work and if we do that we're going to be growing the economy. >> paul ryan's plan is to eliminate obama care. sources tell us that our report has persuaded the nfl to consider genetic tests for players. a health and science editor

john fowler broke the story last month of a cheek swab test that its innovators say will show bio analysts for brain damage. roger goodell now says the league wants to learn more about those bio markers. thousands of players are suing the league charging they did not do enough to protect players. in europe, a late winter storm shut down travel in several countries. europe's third busiest airport cancelled hundreds of flights and more cancellations are expected tomorrow. >> and in england hundreds of drivers were stranded for up to 10 hours on ice and snow covered highways. in fact, some drivers simply abandoned their cars which just added to all the problems. >> in china the number of dead figs found in a river in shanghai has doubled reaching 6,000. chinese officials say they're

testing the water for six common swine viruses but that it remains safe to drink. the pigs are believed to have been dumped by farmers upstream. and buckingham palace says queen elizabeth is canceling her engagements tomorrow and thursday. the palace says she is still recovering from a stomach bug. falling toward the earth. a sky divers survival story after his parachute gets tangled and he starts spinning toward the earth. >> how warm temperatures will get tomorrow and what you're going to notice by the end of the week. >> plus pink smoke in san francisco as the world awaits a new pope. the issues these protesters want noticed.

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happening now it's dawn in vatican city where the papal conclave will meet. we expect to see four votes today two in the morning and two in the afternoon. if you think you know who the next pope is going to be you can bet a lot of money on that choice. outside the vatican a gambling site called paddy power is taking bets of up to $5,000. a cardinal from milan is the favorite. but a lot has been bet on new york cardinal. groups of catholic women held demonstrations at locations including the vatican, washington, d.c., and in san francisco all as part of the so called pink smoke movement.

the women's ordination conference has been working on getting the church to change its policy on allowing women to be ordained as priests. their smoke resembling the smoke that will come from the vatican. >> we don't get a vote. we're not cardinals, not allowed to be even priests. so we can't have that kind of an influence but we can let our voices be heard and speak truth to power and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: supporters say they don't expect the pope to grant them equal status but say they are praying for such a change. san francisco is known for merchant groups. as ktvu's rob roth fear gentrification. >> i received quite a few calls from them you know trying to find vacant space, talking

about locations where there are existing businesses that they are looking to bring in their customers. >> and that raises your concern. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the lease is almost up at the galleria de la raza and there's concern about how high the new rent will go. >> if our landlord is going to increase the lease, we have to think of our options and our location. >> reporter: lower 24th street is a 15 -- 15 street neighborhood. they are proposing a restaurant moratorium. the owners of elle cafe worry about the trend. >> once valencia starts to get so full over there, they're trying to get into this area. people with money. >> reporter: the lower 24th street business association has begun holding meetings to try to search for ways to preserve the latino culture. perhaps establish limits on what kinds of businesses can

move in. >> . the business association has already gained the support of several. people who say they want to preserve the flavor of the neighborhood. we have incredible video of a sky diver plunging to áet. craig tapleton says he was testing a release with his stunt partner when things went real he wrong. his chute got tangled. he fell for three minutes before hitting the ground and he says he can't believe that he survived. >> i knew it was bad when i was living it. and when i saw the video i was like wow that's a lot worse than i thought. how did i walk away from that? how did i manage to survive. >> reporter: stapleton landed

in a vineyard narrowly missing iron stakes and somehow he suffered only a dislocated shoulder and some bumps and bruises. free after 18 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit. >> i told you god is good. >> reporter: what it took to finally prove his innocence. >> and a marriage proposal that stopped traffic and went viral on the internet. how this sweet gesture landed four people in handcuffs.

a follow up on now on a story we first brought you last night. a man is free after wrongly convicted of raping a child. allie rasmus sat down to speak to him today and explains why he doesn't hold a grudge. >> reporter: johnny gets a

little bashful when he talks about the moment he found out he was being released. >> i shed a tear, you're not supposed to tell everyone. >> reporter: she identified williams as her attacker but he harbors no recentment. >> you can't get mad at a person for making a mistake. >> reporter: while many prison he kept himself busy. >> i kept telling myself, don't do nothing stupid. stay away from these idiots and the truth should come out. all i have to do is stay focused. >> reporter: the truth did come out. a more thorough dna test was done on the victim's clothing. williams was not a match. the man who committed the crime still out there. williams was released from prison but his name was officially cleared on saturday. he no longer has to wear an ankle bracelet or register as a

sex offender. >> a ups truck just passed by. i wouldn't mind working for ups, working for the city. >> reporter: and he plans to follow the advise that kept his sane. >> read books, educate yourself and stay right. >> reporter: williams may be entitled to $100 each day. that adds up to half a million dollars. in oakland, allie rasmus. four people have been arrested in connection with a wedding proposal stunt that went viral on you tube. you may remember this video hundreds of motorcycle riders shut down part of interstate 10 in southern california back in january to allow for that proposal. the chp now says it has arrested four men including the man who proposed all for participation in an unlawful

assembly. prosecutors have arrested a man for stashing a cayman. prosecutor say they cannot determine who was responsible for the cayman's poor health. one person arrested in the case is due in court next month on a drug charge. nasa says there is new evidence to suggest that 7 billion years ago mars may have been home to tiny microorganisms. the sample contains sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and carbon the key ingredients for life. >> it went down just a few centimeters and hitting a gray planet instead of a red plant to me was very surprising. >> reporter: they found an environment which could have been suitable for life. so far they have found no signs

of actual microbes on mars. and no winter around here. temperatures were in the 70s today. they're going to be warmer tomorrow. delays along the eastern seaboard. out west we have dry conditions that continue as the jet stream rams over the top of us. that's how it's going to stay. the jet stream keeps going to the north of us right through the bay area weekend into a good portion of next week. we have plenty of coastal fog. that fog is making for dense visibility right along the great highway. fog is going to be there when you wake up tomorrow morning. so be prepared for it we had it this morning. we had been in a warming trend. this happening right now. our temperatures today were warmer, temperatures tomorrow peak. on wednesday we get into the low eight 0s. -- low 80s. you will see some 82s and 83s.

as we get into thursday temperatures cool down but they just cool down to the mid-70s. so it's not a typical thing. this time of year you get warm and you expect a big cool down. it's going to be warm and then it'll get a bit milder. the extended forecast stays dry. that's sort of the weather headline. we have no rain in this forecast through this five day. looks like maybe something comes along the middle of next week and by now that's kind of in and out. forecast highs tomorrow yellows are 70s. oranges are 80s and you see lots of 70s but these are upper 70s. we're going to see plenty of orange blobs or 80s popping up tomorrow. fairfield, concord, fremont, san jose you will see your share of 80s tomorrow. the forecast for the next few days dry, the forecast for the next week, dry. and the forecast for the first few days of next week dry as well. so patchy coastal fog is really our main weather feature in terms of clouds and stuff. the other weather feature temperatures above the average. forecast highs tomorrow, 80 in fairfield, 81 in antioch. 82 in brentwood. numbers are going to be nice.

tomorrow is a lot like today it really isn't a lot different. you're going to have a little coastal fog. the fog was in the bay this time tomorrow morning. it's not that extensive right along the coast. five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. it's winter but it's not acting like it so i guess we don't have to act like it. >> hard to believe it's still winter. >> it really is. you look at the trees and the blossoms in the tree it really doesn't feel like winter. right now looks like we will get some more rain but nothing big staring us down. >> thanks bill. google today agreed to settle claims that its street view mapping has provided data as the cars drove through the street. google has said the data captor was a mistake and the information was not used in any google service. the $7 million fine will be

split among 38 states and the district of columbia. the internet giant made the figure public in an fcc finding. their google stock makes them billionaire ranked as the 20th and 21st richest people in the world by forbes magazine inside it's a new season for the nfl. some big moves made today by both the 49ers and the

mark is off tonight, joe is filling in. boy the sharks better get a move on here. >> they're going in the wrong direction. the san jose sharks are sinking fast. the sharks tonight in st. louis trailing 2-1 in the final seconds of the second period. jackman hurry throws the puck into the net where it's fired fast. niemi. patrick marlow to boyle. but the sharks couldn't get even. the blues win 8-2. the sharks number 10 in the west. just two points away from

number four. the new nfl season officially began today that means the trades we heard about for a few days are official. alex smith is a chief and boldin is a 49er. one player who is no longer a 49er is delaney walker. walker has agreed to a deal with the titans. walker's versatility was his biggest asset in seven seasons with the niners but also had vernon davis in front of him on the depth chart. it was a day of slashing for the raiders who released two former first round draft picks. no one was of the al davis era than heyward-bey. and defensive end dave tollefson also was cut. the dolphins signed phillip wheeler. the offensive lineman desmond

bryant signs with the browns, isaac bryant signs with the eagles. and tony gonzalez changes his mind and says he wants to play another year in atlanta and nnamdi asomugha goes to the eagles. and u.s. led 4-1 in the eighth then wright broke it open. angel pagan to the gap but he doesn't get there. gio gonzalez went five innings. the u.s. next plays the dominican republic. the dominicans came back from with an edge to beat italy. and the giants lost tonight to the padres. earlier the a's were 6-3 winners over the royals in the cactus league. >> a lot of changes to come. >>