ou to hear this. (button beeps) hey, mom? what's my favorite color? i'm gonna guess black, since your husband is black. hmm, yeah, that's my stepsister. oh, then i don't know your favorite color. man: say red. red is very powerful color. like tiger woods on final day. mom, do you remember how old i was i when i first walked? got my first tooth and said my first word? i don't know. if you can't remember those things, how the heck am i supposed to? look, i got to go. but thanks for calling. happy birthday. no, it's mother's... (click) (sighs) ah, there's my favorite moms. hmm. hey, aren't we missing a table setting? oh, uh, norma june left. don't tell me her and maw maw got in another fight. no, uh, she left peacefully.

very peacefully. i'll give you the details later. this pasta sauce tastes familiar. yup, this is my mother's recipe. do you remember your mother? oh, yeah. we had a falling out a long time ago, but in the end, i think we made up. (cell phone rings) oh. oh. ooh, i got to take that. save me a meatball. i don't want to gross everybody out, but we did not make meatballs for this pasta. hello? man: ah, yes. yeah, me and lucy liu. lin-sanity! it's just me. stop it. it's just her. did it work? yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. it worked. she totally bought it.

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a bank robbery inside a safe way store, not the first time but this time luck and timing led to an arrest. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville. police caught a man after police say he tried to rob a bank for the second time. deborah villalon is live, and she learned that an alert bank teller made the difference. >> reporter: police say joshua james metoxen is in jail because he returned to the scene.

strolling up to this safeway store and to a teller. the teller remembered him from last week and called police. police trailed the suspect to the freeway until he was pulled over. >> there's been an up tick here recently. >> reporter: an up tick that's been an on sloth. more than a dozen bank robberies in marin and sonoma county since december. >> oh my gosh, this is crazy. >> reporter: shoppers tonight admit bank robberies aren't much on their minds going in for groceries. >> they're more conscious about it if i know that i'm at an atm. you're always looking around like that. i don't think about it when i come to a grocery store. but i guess i should. >> reporter: but luck and timing combined to give police a break today. and now they will look for

possible links between suspect josh matoxen and other robberies. >> here we have today, what they look like, their vehicle and how this happened and look to see if we can find other cases that are similar that we can work with other agencies and help them close. >> wow, twice. and they got the guy so hopefully that will be it for a while. >> reporter: the felony warrant that was out for josh mctoxen was for two robberies but he may be tied to other robberies throughout the area. the san jose police department is looking for help tonight identifying two men who invest -- investigators say robbed people as they were getting off the train. police say the robbers followed the victims then threatened to shoot them if they didn't hand over their property. here is a closer look at the

suspects, police describe them as adult males in their 20s, they say one is african american, the other is latino. >> reporter: the police chief in richmond is offering a $25,000 reward tonight after a bullet went inside a home this afternoon and a fragment wounded a 1-year-old by by boy in the neck. the shooting happened at 1:15 this afternoon near first and west mcdonald in the iron triangle neighborhood. amber lee is live where she spoke to the child's father about the changes that need to happen, amber -- >> reporter: just a few minutes ago i spoke to the father of elijah lee. he said his son successfully underwent surgery and that he's relieved the baby is expected to recover. tonight police are looking for the man who was lying in wait and opened fire on a bicyclists. a stray bullet injured a baby who was inside a near by apartment. reshan lee tells us the baby was under the care of the

baby's grandmother. >> he's my life, you know. i was with him this morning at 6:00 when i went to work. >> reporter: he told police he was holding his child. a victim said multiple shots were fired. >> i heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: police say they only have a general description of the suspect. a black man in dark clothing it appears he fired more than a thousand shots. piercing the walls of an apartment. >> we need more stricter gun laws bottom line. this shouldn't happen. my son didn't do nothing to nobody, i don't do nothing to nobody. i go to work and come home. it's not my fault living in the same area. >> reporter: the police chief was at the hospital to offer support to the family. >> i am very angry about this.

i'm sickened, i'm appalled. >> reporter: ali says he's lucky to have his son but wants to move out of the area. >> i guess i'm lucky, i have my son he's still alive. he's only one year old. >> reporter: a bullet grazed the bicyclists in the leg. back here live we're told the baby is in good condition and may be released from the hospital in a day or two. reporting live here in oakland, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. now to palo alto where dozens of people joined the national day of action this evening with a call for tougher gun control laws. similar marchs were held across the country it's now been 100 days since the school massacre in newtown connecticut and efforts to expand background checks have stalled on capitol hill. president obama's call on gun control as he stood with families who lost loved ones to gun violence. the action had happened

about 10:30 this morning on davis road. the truck caught fire, the highway patrol says the driver claimed he had been eating, choked on his food and passed out. the two people in that bmw were killed. caltrans says it is working on a fix for those broken bolts or rods on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. we've been telling you how at least 31 of those massive bolts snapped after being tightened recently. today two engineering experts told us the bolts can be fixed but that it is going to be costly and difficult. the problem seems to involve a weakness in the seal caused by the presence of hydrogen. the engineers say that can

happen when therefor shortcuts taken in the galvanizing process. some caltrans workers fake infection data and got paid for work they didn't do. they faked inspection data on several projects. the auditors said caltranss didn't immediately check the work but now says they are safe. two workers received nearly $14,000 in overtime that they did not earn. the report includes 14 recommendations for actions caltrans should take. drivers headed to the new devil slide tunnel be advised for closures tomorrow. workers are scheduled to do some additional striping on the approach. weather permitting that should start tomorrow morning at 9:00 and be done by 3:00 in the afternoon. the tunnels just opened this week. we have new information on the ongoing saga at the port

of oakland. spending practices has now led to a series of restrictions and reforms. cara liu outlines the options that are being implemented. >> reporter: the changes are part of an effort to increase public trust in the wake of a spending scandal uncovered by ktvu including port officials visits to strip clubs. >> for all of us who experienced that very painful time in our organization's history that i am celebrating this, although it is a work in progress. >> reporter: among the changes spending limits after 13 years with no formal purchase card policy. 30% fewer employees now hold p cards compared to last year. also mandatory ethics training. >> it is really a milestone in a commitment that we made to the public to respond after we learned of serious challenges that we faced in actions that have been conducted by senior

leadership. >> reporter: also being discussed an $80 per diem while travel and hosting. they are pushing to change the culture of the organization. >> previously we didn't have a value code of conduct. we now have declaration of value principals. you can see more reports that starts everyone today. the board reports of expenditures is reported for the first time ever. >> reporter: travel, hosting and code cough conduct are expected to be in play by june. more details now. port director benjamin stepped down. a few weeks later james kwon

retired. we are uncovering more questionable use of money. why some people say the way that money was used is an attack on freedom of speech. the dow gained 52 points, nasdaq rose six and the s & p500 was up 11 for its best finish since 2007. markets are closed tomorrow for good friday. it's been quite a quarter for the dow. let's take a look at this model. from the start of january until today the dow has risen nearly 1,500 points or 11% as its best quarter in 15 years. in 90 seconds -- >> a traffic nightmare of a different sort. what a new stanford study reveals about the threat to pregnant women and their unborn baby. >> at least one car stolen every hour. >> that's horrible. >> the bay area city suffering from a spike in car thefts and the change one leader says is

to blame. >> i'm tracking an offshore system right now. i'll show you when it could bring showers your way.

new video of a head on collision this evening in south richmond that injured seven people. it happened at about 7:20 at stakey avenue and south 37th street. police say a chevy camaro collided head on with a pickup

truck . the rest of the injuries are nonconsidered life threatening. police say speed may have been a factor in this crash. stanford researchers today released a new study that appear to link birth defects to something we cannot get away from. why researchers aren't telling women to change what they do, maureen nee -- naylor has the story. >> reporter: according to r esearchers, women exposed to pollution are at a higher risk to give birth to a baby with birth defects. a study reveals traffic pollution causes a risk to the unborn baby during the first eight weeks of pregnancy. >> we're trying to put together more evidence. >> reporter: amy padula is the

senior author of the study. researchers surveyed hundreds of mothers. using data from as far back as 1997, they determined expected women living in polluted area are more at risk. >> we found that women who lived in polluted areas that they had a higher risk of spinabifida. >> reporter: one in three babies are born with a defect. but they don't know what caused 2/3 of the conditions. this study sheds more light on a specific category. >> we found a link between pollutants and neuro defects. nuero defects are defects of the brain and spine that come at birth. >> it is extremely important to not only women but us as a community. >> reporter: researchers say it's too early to advise

pregnant women to do anything different. saying there's further studied needed linked to pollution exposure. live in palo alto maureen naylor. a teenage student pled guilty to stabbing another student. hewbard now faces 60 years to life. new information tonight about what police found at the home of the man accused of threatening to kill state senator leland yee. everett bashum was arrested back in february. search warrants unsealed today show police found a homemade destructiontive device, 26 guns, several high capacity magazines and about 1,000 rounds of ammunition.

bashum was believed to be angry about yee's proposed gun control legislation. president obama made a new push for congress to pass new gun control laws. at the white house he appeared with 21 mothers who have lost children to gun violence. the president said most americans are in favor of background checks for gun purchases. >> none of these ideas should be controversial. why wouldn't we want to make it more difficult for a dangerous person to get his or her hand on a gun? >> reporter: the national rifle association argues that more laws aren't needed it says what is needed is better enforcement of laws already on the books. the supreme court isn't expected to rule for months on proposition-8 an the defense of marriage act but time magazine is declaring that gay marriage has already won. the weekly news magazine has two different covers for its april 8th issue, one features a lesbian couple from new york,

the other features a gay couple from arizona. the two people involved in an officer involved shooting are wanted felons with a history of violence. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon in the willow glen neighborhood. an offer fired on a stolen car as the female driver tried to run him down. she was wounded and her male passenger was also injured. both were booked for assault with deadly weapon on a police officer, stolen vehicle charges and possession of stolen property. according to police in san jose, there are a staggering number of car thefts in the city these days. on average one car is stolen every hour. ktvu's matt keller has more on what some people say is causing that problem. >> reporter: leaving your vehicle parked in san jose has become an increasingly risky thing to do. >> i ran out of gas, pulled over. i had to walk to a phone. came back it was gone. >> what was the peeling like? >> it sucked. >> reporter: more and more people in san jose are feeling

that way. statistics released to me today by the police department revealed just how bad it's getting. 934 cars were stolen in january. and 893 in february. a 53% increase compared to the same time last year. break that down and at least one car is stolen every hour. one city councilman believes one of the reasons vehicle thefts are on the rise is because of the realignment of the prison system. >> i think regionally we're having our issues with people coming out of the jail to communities all over the bayarea. >> certainly more officers can help. with a lot of the crimes not only vehicle thefts but that certainly would help. >> reporter: the auto detail ended a year and a half before as officer numbers dwindled. putting the officer numbers into reverse should be a priority. >> that's horrible.

people work hard to make their car payments and to come outside and have your car stolen and it's up. there has to be something done about it. >> reporter: older model hondas or toyotas are popular with car thieves but they say a car can be stolen from any one, any where at any time. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. brentwood police arrested a man accused of molesting a boy 20 years ago now they are encouraging other possible victims to come forward. gordon blake is being held on 16 counts of molestation. the now adult victim came guard and said blake molested him starting at age 10. he said the abuse went on for six years. blake may have come into contact with other children at the brentwood community pool. temperatures today were on the warm side it was 70 in antioch. 70 in fairfield and 73 in

livermore. we warmed up nicely this afternoon we got to 60 degrees. we're going to see more clearing, more sunshine and a warmer day. the showers in the area this is the current live storm tracker showing showers moving out. as we head toward the bay area weekend. the holiday weekend we have showers back in the forecast. i think we'll see some accumulations as well. when i come back at 10:45, i have the time line the latest computer model we're going to show you where the rain starts and where it ends as we go into the weekends. tomorrow is going to be nicer than today. more sunshine, temperatures into the mid-70s we'll see you back here. storm troopers, jedi nights and billy d. williams were in the bay area to announce the star wars. >> hello what do we have here? >> that's the actor reciting his favorite line. the traveling exhibit is called star wars where science meets imagination. it'll be at the tech museum.

thousands of patients at risk. the warning that they may have been exposed to dangerous viruses. a tourism boom. and you may be surprised at how much money these tourists are spending. >> we'll give you a first look inside the tents and the latest on the hanta virus investigation. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need for easter. we know you look around for the best deals, that's why we give you real big club card deals each week.

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yosemite is getting ready to welcome campers back. ktvu's robert handa made the journey to to yosemite and tell us about the changes to keep visitors safe. >> reporter: curry village was ground zero to the hanta virus outbreak. two people died and 10 visitors

got severely ill after staying in curry village tent cabins which were ultimately destroyed. some campers arriving today, were reassured. >> since they said hanta virus, i thought they're not trying to hide it. >> reporter: the newly built cabins will be open. it turns out the old cabins had double wall insulation that mice crawl through. >> it's a quarter of an inch is all they need to get in. we've done lots of grading, lots of batoning down the hatches to make sure they're as included as possible. >> reporter: it also led to unprecedented voluntary testing of more than 600 park employees. >> less than 1% of the

employees testing showed previous exposure to hanta virus which is below the national average. >> reporter: even when all the cabins are ready for rental. the public education programs will be ongoing. in yosemite national park, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a rockland man is recovering tonight after surviving a 30 to 40-foot fall from a cliff on the sonoma cliff. he was air lifted to santa rosa memorial hospital this afternoon. we have pictures here that show the rescue effort. the man was staying at a near by rental house when he decided to climb along the cliff with family members. in san francisco, a 68-year- old woman has died after she was struck by a car after crossing the street with her husband. tanya mathis was killed yesterday. her husband suffered a minor injury to his leg.

this case is in the hands of district attorneys. officials are urging 7,000 dental patients to get tested for hiv, hepatitis b and hepatitis c. they are all patients of scott harrison. an investigation began after one of his patients was found positive for hepatitis c and hiv. according to the building in charge, the new restaurant will mix a craft man style with elements from a japanese shrine. he said it would open in a few months if all goes well. the famous restaurant was damaged during an early morning fire back on march 8. reconstruction is expected to start in about two weeks. social media helps reunite

a camera with its owner years after it was lost. plus a new pope breaks with tradition. how he performed a holy thursday ritual like never before. >> some convention visitors to visitors coming into the city for a big gain. the surprising amounts the tourists are spending in san francisco. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points?

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new at 10:00, san francisco's tourism industry just wrapped up it's biggest year. jana katsuyama is here with what led to the biggest year.

>> reporter: 49er and giant fans brought some green to san francisco. in the form of color and cash to the city. >> how much do you think you'll be spending? >> about $300. >> doing what? >> going out, drinking, enjoying the game. >> reporter: tour >> reporter: -- tourism is san francisco's biggest revenue. >> it is a record at $8.9 billion this past year. we only see indications that it's going to continue to grow. >> reporter: hosting big events such as the 2012 golf tournament helped as well as a robust convention industry. and organizers say the city's combination of culture, beauty,

good food and attraction helped attendance. >> it's a destination place so people really want to come to san francisco and stay. they actually come to stay. they stay a week before and after. >> it's great to come back to a city that i love. >> i go to los angeles, i still like san francisco a little better. being vegetarian i've been able to eat really well here. i like that. >> reporter: and the city may see more tourism with the return of the golf open and the bay bridge lights. and the city is getting a little boost. new details, all those visitors generated $560 million in taxes for san francisco last

year. the number of jobs supported by tourism totaled 74,000 and the annual payroll was more than $2 billion. as for tonight's exhibition game. fred inglis will have more on that in sports. and the tsa has made a new move for veterans. they will no longer have to remove their shoes or limbs. this move came after a veteran was forced to take off his prosthetic leg. the tsa says it's not because of that incident. a woman lost her camera, and it just turned up at a beach. years later an employee for china airline found it and the

memory card was still intact. the company began searching for the mystery woman as seen on the pictures and a tv station in hawaii picked up the story. >> this random message on facebook from a guy i went to high school with saying hey lindsay my wife found this article and we think it's you. we think they found your camera, check it out. >> reporter: now china airlines is flying scaland to taiwan, paying for her room and meals all so she can pick up her camera. cypress agreed to a bail out for its financial system that allows the seizure of accounts. for the time being there are limits on daily withdraws for individuals and businesses. in south africa, nelson mandela is hospitalized with a chronic lung infection. h he's responding well to treatment, but given his age 94 they are being extremely

cautious. mandela became south africa's first black pretty after apartide ended. pope francis made a significant break with church tradition during a holy thursday ritual. he washed and kissed the feet of 10 young men and two young women in a juvenile detention center. it's believed no pope has ever washed the feet of a woman before. previous popes have washed the feet of 12 priests to symbolize the 12 disciples of jesus christ. americans are trying to be thrifty this easter holiday. the figures show 41% of people say they are headed to department stores to shop comparing 15% that are planning to shop at discount stores. easter sales are expected to be up about 8% from last year. google is testing a same day delivery in the area. google says the person can buy

online from seven retailers and items will be delivered the same day. the exact price has to be worked out if google goes ahead with the project. wal-mart is also considering a delivery service of its own. critics say there are potential problems. one would be liability for the delivery person another is the chance of theft and lack of a recognized delivery company might upset some customers. at&t announced today that it will begin taking preorders for the samsung galaxy x4 which is android's answer to apple's iphone 5. the s4 will have a larger screen, improved camera and other upgrades. verizon, sprint and team mobile will also sell the s4.

blackberry loyalists have forgiven the company's new keyboard. it's the first profit for the year and better than expected. still company stock fell about 1% today. it hasn't happened in san francisco in nearly 40 years. high tech and open for business how art, that's right art played a role in this new beginning. chief meteorologist bill martin is trapping more wet weather. how rain will effect your easter weekend. >> up first the las vegas strip filled with smoke. the damage to a former casino that went up in flames. so... [ gasps ]

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casino. the flames started to consume the old key largo casino on flamigo road it closed back to 2005 after developers planned to build condos on the property but that fell through and the las vegas real estate market collapsed and the property has been vacant ever since. firefighters battled hot spots well into the evening. damage is estimated at more than $4 million. for the first time in more than 40 years, san francisco has a new fire station. ktvu's mike mibach takes us inside this state of the art station one and also tells us how a museum played a key role in its creation. >> reporter: san francisco south of market station number one. 17,000 calls a year averaging 46 a day. >> one of the busiest stations in the nation. >> reporter: and now one of the newest. >> i was 6 years old and in first grade the last time we opened a new fire house. >> reporter: inside an isolated decontamination how are, even a

state of art generator that can power the station for three days during an emergency. >> once you dust off all the new bells and whistles to the station and start to dig a little deeper you can see how it was constructed and you start to see the museum of art. it's neighbor it's the old station one. >> beidentified as a space that was not seismically safe. >> reporter: so in steps sf noma. >> this was a fantastic gift from the sky in some respect. >> reporter: charles schwab is the chairman of the board. the museum was looking to grow up and out. >> part of the bargain is we would build a new fire station in exchange for having the facility there for our station one on howard street. >> reporter: $12 million later

the new fire station has arrived. >> not only are you getting a replacement of a fire station, you're getting a more modern fire station. >> reporter: a fire station forever connected to the sf museum of modern art. mike mibach. police in redding are looking for a would be robber. this video shows a man showing something at the door but as you see here just really cracks the glass. an alarm goes off, he runs off and he trips twice in the parking lot. the fox teller network confirmed that singer nellie lovato will return as a judge on the x factor. the fellow judge and series

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wbc welter weight champion fighter guerrero is facing charges. guerrero who's from gilroy says the weapon is registered in

california. new york authorities say that doesn't matter, guerrero is not licensed to carry the weapon in new york. the fighter was there promoting his may 4 bout with floyd mayweather jr. if convicted, guerrero facing five years in prison. surveillance video show it is pavement in a residential compound suddenly giving way. the sinning home is more than 60 feet deep. officials are looking into the possibility that construction near by may have weakened the ground. police are looking into who broke into a winery and stole $60,000 worth of wine. someone broke their way into the offices and wine rooms.

the thieving stole 80 bottles. just less than four cases. and police are looking at how they decided what to take. >> if this was cased, or random or -- >> reporter: an inside job. >> an inside job. that's something police always look at. the snow pack is below normal after months of mostly dry weather. ktvu's ken pritchett tell us who's now being told to conserve. >> reporter: there were several cameras trained on the snow survey scientists this morning and for a reason. april is the most comprehensive of the surveys. >> reporter: the april snow survey typically happens when the snow pack is at its peak. measuring it takes extra effort. the snow pack is just 32% of normal for the state. >> so clearly not good news. >> reporter: statewide the sierra snow pack is only 52% of

normal. this after much of california experienced a record dry january, february and march. how little snow have we had in the last month. this is where they did the snow survey today. there's the mark the pole left last month. you can still see it. the snow survey for april is also important because it mark it is beginning of the snow melt. with rising rivers, it is well under way. the upside, a reservoirs remain relatively full. just above average for this time of year. still state officials are urging con -- conservation. >> a lot of the particular egg users have already put on alert that they're going to be cut back. more details now the city

of santa cruz is already considering water restrictions that could hit before summer starts. rain in the area is 60% of normal this rainy season. the board could vote on restrictions as early as april 31st. this is the system that's brought the showers it's been sitting offshore. but as we go into the next 48 hours this thing is going to start to migrate toward the coast. when it gets here that's when we're going to see rain. measurable rain. that's going to happen on saturday afternoon. so tomorrow a warming day than we had today. it was warmer yesterday. temperatures tomorrow we could see upper 70s and maybe even a low 80s as we head toward the southern santa clara valley. temperatures outside right now.

we have 58 in livermore, 59 in antioch. we're going to see mid-40s in the cool spots. the forecast highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. but note that these are going to be mid- and upper 70s. oranges are 80s and we see some 80s popping up. warmest day of the week tomorrow, more sunshine tomorrow. there'll be clouds around but more sunshine and then it all sort of deteriorates as we head into our saturday afternoon. we'll get that in the computer model. a few clouds. there might be a chance as we go into the bay county. as we head into tomorrow, warmer and looks like we have showers. this is the way the model sees it right now. tomorrow morning it's clear. mostly clear. warmer. tomorrow afternoon, no showers there's some up here. but showers move in. that's the low working into the coast. in that low that's where the strength of the storm is. not that stuff that has been spinning up at us. that low will have some

dynamics or lift and moisture and cool air. and that will get our showers going by saturday morning. some light drizzle activity but not enough to shut you down. we have real showers starting to move in and overnight saturday. there's your rain maybe a .25 of an inch. easter sunday looks like something like this right. we can see quarter inch to a half an inch as this moves through saturday night into sunday afternoon so maybe a few sprinkles left for monday. we'll see how the timing on that goes. these are your highs for tomorrow. warmer than they were today. it'll be nice to get real rain but it's really not. maybe even the thing that goes through the weekend .25 of an inch. not enough to do us any good. january, february, march in san francisco the driest three month period ever recorded in san francisco. the records go way back to the

mining days. >> let's hear it for april, right. expensive performance cars like the new corvettes or mazoratis's fill the halls. in all more than 1,000 vehicles will be on display. officials did hand out some awards today giving the volkswagen golf the coveted car of the year award. and the greenest car was the testla model s. fred inglis is on deck with sports. well, well, well.

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keep your eye out for a fascinating new aircraft that could soon be doing test flights in the south bay. two swiss inventors plan to test an all solar powered aircraft before taking it on a cross country flight. it's called the solar impulse and it was on display this morning at nasa aims. the plane has 12,000 solar cells that charge lithium batteries. the crew hopes to leave on may first on a series of flights planning to end up in new york city. >> mark ibanez has the night off. fred inglis is here with news on game one in the bay series. >> boys are back in town. tonight in san francisco game one of the series in san

francisco was just a colder version of the cactus league games in arizona really. bruce bochy and sabian are given contract extensions to 2016. contract extensions how about just a big extension there. tim lincecum 0-3 with double digits ere. gives up a run to cespedes. tommy malone allowed two. malone ends his spring season with a pet -- a perfect 3-0 record. and that tied it. oakland hit 36 homers in 28 spring games they win tonight 7- 2 and that a baby. chucks may still want to trade but they recently converted one of their own defenses to burrow. sharks are 5-4 in those games.

coming tonight when san jose losted the red wings. sharks score early in the third period. pevelski's third straight goal. and thornton stealing it. he passes to burns. welcome to the burns center detroit. ncaa men's tournament back in session. two pac12 teams reached the sweet 16 compared to four big four teams. there's the host drew carry he matched and watched these two conferences play tonight. second season of the west. nick johnson 16 at arizona led 38-34. it came down to this. tied 77, seconds left into the game. that's buckeyes clinton ross, the clinton ross