dude, i'm gonna need a drink after that. [laughter] developing news in the south bay. we have late word of an arre after three people were stabbed, two of them killed. one of the victims was just a year old. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. sheriffs deputies say they have caught their man. a six hour man hunt is now over after a woman and child were killed today in a triple stabbing. we get the developing news from heather holmes. he is live near the home off

allen rock. >> reporter: i have learned that the threat to this community is finally over. just within the last 15 minutes i have been told that authorities did catch their suspect. that was this man, ruben ramirez. ramirez has been wanted ever since the three people were found stabbed to death inside a home home. a news conference has been planned for about 30 minutes from now. this caps a sad and chaotic day for this community. the hours long intense man hunt received additional support tonight. police joined sheriffs deputies in their search for stabbing suspect ruben ramirez. >> we know he resides at that residence. >> reporter: investigators say the 27-year-old ramirez is related to the victims and they all lived together in home

on viewmont. this afternoon another family member arrived at the house and made the disturbing discovery. >> i don't know what happened. what happened? >> reporter: this man and other family members were visibly upset, shocked their loved ones, a 40-year-old woman and a 1-year-old boy were killed. another child hospitalized. and that a relative is accused of the crime. >> this is tragic to me. it's something that i didn't think would happen. >> reporter: dominic lives a few houses from stabbing scene. he was one of the many residents turned away. >> i've seen him there before. >> reporter: ramirez who authorities tell me suffers from mental illness is known on the block. he wonders if something could have been done. >> my neighbor telling me stories about this guy that's been called numerous times. police that's been called on. yeah, i'm surprised nobody's done anything about this guy

before. >> reporter: again, we are awaiting an upcoming news conference to find out more about the arrest of ruben ramirez. the man suspected in this triple stabbing. reporting live, heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. homicide investigators are looking into the case of a woman found dead in a hotel room. there are obvious signs of a struggle inside the room. her body was discovered after a motel employee called police at about 1:20 this afternoon. so far there is no word on her identity. now to developing news out of north texas where at least three people have died after tornadoes tore through four counties. these are the first images we're getting in after tornadoes struck at about 8:00 tonight. it touched down in the town of granbury. more than 100 people were

injured. many homes were destroyed. authorities are reporting some people are trapped inside their flattened homes. it was a day of severe weather in texas. check out this roof camera which captured lightning. this is video of a tornado as t millsap. it's all believed to be part of the the same super cell that hit granbury tonight. the tornado reportedly touched down several times. >> there's nothing left. our neighborhood is gone. it's just gone. >> this woman managed to escape the tornado with her children, but said there are still people missing in her neighborhood. emergency experiences say crews are going thousands house looking for anyone trapped or dead. for the next hour, tornado watch e remains in effect for 32 counties in texas and 4 in oklahoma. >> bill martin has been monitoring the radar and those

intense storms. >> yeah, this is the time of year. they get severe weather in this part of the country. they're getting it tonight. this is the last six hours of this super cell of area of storms. moving through dallas right now. obviously the fort worth area. these are ground reports. what these tell us are there's three tornadoes that have touched down. let's go next to this tornado. it's going to give us that report. this is a ground observer. they're reporting hail in this storm almost three inches. three inches is bigger than a golf ball. these hailstones coming out of these storms, huge. where do we stand right now? the system is being supported from the upper atmosphere. it's not just the heat driven thing. the sunsets and it's still a nasty storm. it's still producing tornadic activity. there's more concerns for yosee

going. now east of dallas, just systems moving off. it's going to continue. it has support. when i come back, we'll talk about our weather. there's a chance, believe it or not, for some rain in the bay area forecast. i'll have all that back here. >> you can follow the ktvu weather team for severe weather updates. now to our continuing coverage of the mikaela lynch story. amber lee is there to tell us how the search ended today and how folks are dealing with the loss. >> reporter: frank, searchers spotted mikaela's body this morning. she was steps from her family's vacation home. orange ribbons left behind by searchers, distraught by their discovery of a child they had hoped to find alive.

the tranquility of the creek. >> it's been traumatic for the community. everyone can relate to what it would be like to lose a child. >> reporter: well wishers have left flowers at the home. mikaela lynch wandered away. neighbors say they were hoping that the search would not end this way. >> it was a shock for all of us. everybody chipped in. my wife and i went up and down the street too. all over this whole area. it was really sad. >> reporter: tonight mikaela's teachers at san francisco sunset elementary school texted me that mikaela touched them deeply. they say they've learned to enjoy the simple pleasures of life. we love her and will always remember our bug. >> when she laughs -- >> reporter: they describe her as an endearing child.

her autism didn't curb her enthusiasm for life. she loved horses and played soccer in the special olympics. >> we want everyone to know our mikaela has a magnetics personality. she makes everyone fall in love with her. >> reporter: we were shown these handwritten messages of hope that were created by children here at clear lake who helped search for mikaela. church leaders say they're planning to hold a prayer vigil to help this community heal. live at clear lake, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> students and staff at mikaela's school were devastated by today's news. the principal sent a letter to the parents of the students. one tearful parent pledged support to mikaela's family. >> we were all very sad for mikaela to go missing. we're sad about the news today. and our community will be pulling together to support the family in whatever way we can.

>> school officials also say crisis response team is available for anyone who needs it. the owner of a party bus business was arrested today on charges including vecular manslaughter. john reno st. james owns party bus of santa cruz. natasha noland died last summer after falling out of one of the buss. among other things the indictment accuses st. james of gross negligence in the maintenance of his buses. if convicted he faces up to 6 years in prison. president obama took action today to deal with the growing backlash involving the irs targeting of tea party groups for extra scrutiny. the president said the act the head of the internal revenue service is out. >> i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agosy. especially in the irs. given the power that it has and the reach that it has in all of our lives. >> the administration requested

and received the resignation of acting commissioner steven miller. a house committee questioned eric holder today. house speaker john boehner says he wants to see someone go to jail. the white house released a controversy, releasing 100 pages of e-mails about the attack on benghazi. the documents suggest top officials the cia obct to comments about al qaeda, islamicic extremists and prior warnings. scandals in washington and problems building a $6 billion bridge. can americans trust the government to do the right thing? mike mibach was told a lack of faith has consequences. >> reporter: the city of san francisco downtown u.s. flags on top of buildings. and opinions down on the streets. >> i just i do. i trust my government.

>> so far the country has thrived with the government we have right now. >> you don't trust the government? why? >> why -- you know how corrupt they. >> reporter: we heard that word just yesterday. >> this is one of the worst kinds of corruptions. >> reporter: district attorney as he accused six public school employees of ripping off $15 million. >> i'm not too crazy about san francisco's present regime. >> reporter: the irs, the department of justice, even cal trans and what it knew about the bay bridge bolts. your trust in the government has been higher before? >> it was a little higher before. >> reporter: in 1958 public trust in the federal government to do the right thing was 73%. in january of this year it was 26%. whether it's the state, federal or local government, folks we spoke to say there are consequences if people in society do not trust the government. >> this becomes a substantial

public policy issue. >> reporter: cory cook is director at the university of san francisco. >> how do you feel about pensions and public employees if you think the government doesn't do right? do you even vote and turn out to vote in elections if you think all of the elections are crooks? >> reporter: trust in government not what it used to be nap can be a problem. clouds, winds and some showers. i'll pinpoint where. ktvu investigates possible mislabeling at grocery stores. we ran our own tests against calorie labels. the surprising results. in 90 seconds. the dumpsters are out, the countdown is on for this year's beta breakers race. what organizers say is different this year. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls?

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through mercedes-benz financial services. san francisco is going to be a busy place this sunday. it's the annual beta breakers race. thousands of runners and thousands of other people just coming out to watch. this year there will also be extra security because of the boston marathon bombings. there are several other things you need to be aware of as well. >> reporter: we're at ocean beach. it might seem early. we found these signs. 5:00 a.m., in just under 7 hours they are going to be closing this ocean beach parking lot to set up for the

race. the race is on for street crews rushing through 12 hour shifts to finish painting lines on the great highway before the finish line goes up for the 102nd beta breakers race. >> the great highway will be the location of our post race festival. once the finishers cross the finish line they'lableto pick up their t-shirt and go get food, beer garden. >> reporter: in golden gate park today many people were out on last minute training runs. >> this is my first time in costume. >> reporter: organizers say security will be tighter in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. backpacks will be banned. there will be more officers and private guards along the course. >> there will be additional visible security and then security that is not visible. >> anything to happen -- security probably calls people down. >> reporter: the race which has become famous for including

centipede running groups, costumed runners seemed to have gained popularity with residents who had opposed the large floats, alcohol and chaos of past years. >> trash, kegs, garbage, people urinating in my plants. it was pretty bad. now people st another streets. concern we did see dumpsters and no insigns already in place today. race organizers say fencing along the course and more portable toilets, 1,086 helped out last year. 26,000 people have registered. online registration ends in just under two hours. the beta breakers race kicks off at 7:00 a.m. at howard and peel streets. that's not the only major event. the final stage of the tour california is also kicking off.

google is giving streaming music a run for its money. mountain view based company unveiled its all access music service today. for $10 a month android phone and tablet losers will be able to stream millions of songs. all access will compete with -- google's ceo larry page took the stage today. >> the opportunities we have are tremendous. we haven't seen this rate of change in computing for a long time. probably not since the birth of personal computing. >> page's remarks ranged from the need to encourage children to pursue a career in computer sciences to the constant competition in the technology industry. page had skipped public events because of his voice. he refused to explain the

problem. arson is suspected in an apartment fire that left two residents with minor injuries. the fire broke out shortly after 5:00 this morning at a complex on oak side road which elementary school. news chopper 2 was over the fire shortly after it began. the flames were spreading quickly opinion even people next door were evacuated. >> i grabbed everything that valuable and just ran out. >> investigators are concentrating on the carport as the possible starting point of that fire. carports have been targeted in the area. as for the building, fire officials say it appears to be a total loss and that 25 residents will have to find a new place to live. the search for triple homicide suspect is being scaled back. shane miller is wanted for killing his wife and two young daughters. ken wayne has been in hum bolt county and tells us about the hunt that has gone cold. >> reporter: the sheriff had

news the community didn't want to hear. shane miller hasn't been seen in a week. authorities don't know where he is and don't even know if he's still alive. >> we have found nothing at this point. so it's almost as though the pickup was ditched and he evaporated. >> reporter: still, two helicopters resumed the aerial search of the rugged lost coast today and s.w.a.t. teams checked vehicles in the area where miller was first spotted on the run last wednesday. >> we have units out there who are experts at tracking. that's what we're looking for. at this point we locate a lot of signs, whether it's connected to our individual or not is two different things. >> reporter: investigators called in a septic company to check out houses are miller was spotted to see if he tried to disguard a weapon. >> if there's a gun at the bottom of this would you be able to find it?

>> yeah. we wash it out and make it clean and get a flashlight in there and can see what's going on. >> reporter: they recovered miller's small dog. found on the beach by tourists. >> it's going to be cared for and we're just going to check it for any possible trace evidence. blood that may be on the dog. >> reporter: school attendance has returned to normal. deputies will not be posted at schools as they have been. some residents bristled at officers coming on to their properties but now say they understand. >> especially when you hear they're coming down and just letting themselves into your homes. but i guess i didn't have the full story on that. so i feel like i got it today. >> reporter: these police check points are going to be taken down after tonight. but what will remain closed is the king range. that's the popular lost coast recreation area. that will stay closed through the end of the month. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news.

changes around here. light storm tracker 2 lit up. picking up showers north of here. this is probably just ground clutter or bad returns. changes are coming. showers or wet weather in the bay area forecast for tomorrow. here's the computer model. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, look what's is offshore. that's wet. as we get into the morning hours, i wouldn't be surprised to see light road wetness on the great highway. on the golden gate bridge. 9:00 a.m., more activity showing up as well. nothing to slow down the morning -- you know what it takes, nothing to slow down the morning commute. we'll roll this through. just know, tomorrow morning chance for some wet on the roads. i'll see you back here at 10:45. going to college became a relate for two dozen students in san francisco.

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teenagers. other teenagers. they are believed to be 15 or 16 years old. police say all of the boys knew each other. a motive is unknown. relatives of a san jose spe her bravery in ments before an suv struck and killed a 5-year-old girl. robert handa learned what the aunt did to try to save her niece from being hit. >> reporter: parents volunteered as crossing guards today around park view school after a woman and her two nieces were hit by the driver of a silver suv yesterday afternoon. a 5-year-old girl was killed. her aunt and her 2-year-old sister were injured. they talked with the aunt. >> i walk in -- see the car fast. push -- the car take it too.

my sister and my niece; right? >> she's the one that pushed the niece away though? >> yes, as protection. >> reporter: the family and many others here say they're going to demand the city put in speed bumps to slow down drivers. the families say they've made that demand before. >> it's horrifying to see that a child has to die before something is done. >> i have not received a single phone call from concerned parents from this school. >> reporter: the family will support changes even though it's too late. >> there's a terrible -- my niece is die. so i don't -- >> reporter: investigators say the 20-year-old driver has been released for now. they still need to interview the aunt. the family says she still does not know ailene is gone. bay area home prices posted a record month to month gain as

the median home price for the nine bay area counties passed a half million dollar mark for the first time in five years. the medial sales price for new and existing houses and condos hit $510,000 in april. that's according to data quick. that's up nearly 31% compared to the year before. in april alone, listen to this, the median price rose by $74,000. that is the biggest increase in their records. food labels that may be misleading. calorie counts on some of your favorite foods are often wrong. up first, a silent ride through san francisco tonight. the message these cyclists are trying to spread. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over,

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we have learned more details now from tonight's developing story out of the south bay where a suspect in a triple stabbing has been captured tonight. sheriffs deputy assonanced that ruben ramirez was located in san francisco. they wouldn't say where in the city the man was found. ramirez was wanted in connection with a triple stabbing at a home this afternoon. two of the three victim, a 48- year-old grandmother and a 1- year-old boy were killed. a 3-year-old girl was taken to the hospital. ramirez has a history of mental illness. he is related to the victims and lived in the house. new at 10, bicyclists gathered to remember fellow cyclists killed or injured while riding their bikes. the so-called ride of silence is an international event. it aims to raise the awareness of drivers, police and city leaders about the rights of bike riders. it's a chance to honor the

lives lost on the road. >> we are humans and we're users of the road whether we're cyclists or pedestrians or motorists. we want safe streets for everybody. less road rage. good infrastructure. safety is really what this is about. >> organizers say similar rides were scheduled today in all 50 states and in 26 different countries. cal trans says it has devised a test to see if problematic bolts can perform as they should. the defective bolts were made in 2008. similar bolts made in 2010 have held up so far. cal trans is going to put them into salt water to see if they break. it's a rapid aging test to try to predict how they will hold up over the years. the port of oakland executive who charged taxpayers for taking clients to a reputed brothel has resigned. this comes a little more than 6 month was a ktvu channel 2 news

revealed that scandal. lawrence dunigan had expensed $550 for taking chinese clients to a late night bar. they confirmed it's a house of prostitution. he did not return calls about his departure. police tossed out dozens of squatters from a vacant church in san francisco. this is cell phone video we obtained of the raid. the 28 squatters have been living illegally nor 9 months. four people weristed for outstanding warrants. the former church is scheduled for determine mission. the occupiers told us they were claiming a vacant building. >> it's been a social center, community center, housing for dozens of people. probably over a hundred people. we had a garden bed. >> the church is at capital and broad street. it's now boarded up.

the property's owner says he's hired security guards. a warning that what you see is not always what you get when it comes to the food you buy. in tonight's special report, the results of lab tests that ktvu did. they prove calorie labels aren't always accurate. >> reporter: the next time you roll a cart around the grocery store, know diet deceiving numbers could be lurking. you would never know it by looking at the label on the packaging. >> i hope they're accurate. >> reporter: in fact, not all calorie counts are correct. the government only requires nutritional facts to fall within a range of the actual amount. the real number can be up to 20% more. >> that would disturb me to know it is significantly more. >> reporter: a mcdonald's fish filet sandwich was 400- calories. and a subway club sandwich came

up at 380-calories. 70 more than advertised. and with almost 3 times as much fast than posted. >> i don't appreciate that very much. i'd rather know honestly then i can make the choice. >> reporter: we wanted to find out how accurate labels are. we hired a lab to test the triggal make up. we shopped at four different stores and restaurants and bought a range of items from wraps and burritos to cookies and how oftens. what we found was every label was off. this banana nut muffin was listed to have 730-calories but our tests showed it 637. a hummus wrap supposed to have 360-calories had 365. and this chocolate chip cookie had 832-calories.

the bottom line is when counting calories the math can be fuzzy. and every calorie counts for the clients trying to lose weight. >> if you have three different meals that each of them had an extra 80-calories, that's basically a meal within itself. >> reporter: our sample was small. expert says it's rare, but when the government checks the accuracy of a label it tests dozens of the same item. >> these are all of our different classes. >> reporter: nutrition advisor has been in the field for 30 years and says it's too time consuming and expensive for companies to test everything. bigger chains may have more accurate calorie counts while smaller producers don't have the funds to test the food. >> a lot of us feel that there is a lot of wiggle room there. i would think that you probably are getting more calories. >> reporter: in the meantime, shop for fresh produce and meats.

shop the periphery of the store. >> the more you wander into the middle where it's the processed products is where the food levels become per flexing. >> reporter: the numbers don't always add up. >> if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, e-mail us. send us your tip. o.j. simpson took the stand to make his case for a new trial. >> i didn't break into anybody's room. i didn't beat up anybody. i didn't try to muscle guys. i didn't. >> reporter: simple son was convicted of taking memorabilia from his football career at gunpoint. today he talked about the events leading up to that incident where he took back his items from memorabilia dealers. simpson is making a bid for a new trial on the grounds he wasn't properly represented by his lawyer. the 65-year-old says his lawyer had a conflict of interest.

disney has changed the image of the animated character from the movie brave back to her original frizzy self. we told you about the uproar created on monday. many fans objected to her smoother air, slimmer waistline and increased bust line. a record sale for a flawless diamond. the huge stone that fetched nearly $27 million at an auction. bill martin is updating his forecast. at 10:45 the change we'll see after a chance of sprinkles tomorrow. cheers break out as the nba announces the fate of a northern california sports team. ♪

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now to where a 12-year-old boy accused of killing his sister appeared in court for the first time. no cameras were allowed. a judge told the brother of leila fowler he could be behind bars if r the next 11 years if convicted. >> how could a 12-year-old commit an offense that would lead to an immediate rest?

it would take 2000 hours before they felt that it pointed toward him. >> the boy did not enter a plea. he is due back in court in two weeks. >> we have learned a man hit by an amtrak train has now died. sheriff's deputies say the 50- year-old man walked around a lowered crossing bar about 2:30 this afternoon. he was taken to the hospital but he later died. the train on its way from sacramento to san jose. train service is back to normal. ♪

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citing in a niche area for 52 years. >> reporter: until ron showed up. >> going out there and finding them is the right thing to do. >> reporter: he is a refired fire chief. he began looking at the backgrounds of these forgotten souls through the missing in america project, a veteran recovery program. >> they just kind of went away on their own. they were out there. finally when they did pass away it was determined that nobody was there to pick up the remains so they sat. >> reporter: now that the ashes have been determined to be a veterans, a service is planned for next monday. a ceremony that includes a

military burial. complete with a 21 gun salute and taps. those at the cemetery are glad the ashes were saved all this time, including this veteran who also serves as chaplain. >> by law we could have scattered them and be done with them. >> reporter: are you glad you didn't? >> we are very glad we didn't. >> reporter: the ashes of two others have been confirmed added wives of veterans. they too will be laid to rest alongside their husbands. the washington monument is getting a facelift. the national park service released this helmet cam video of workers topping off the scaffolding around the monument. it's been closed since august of 2011. that's when a 5.8 earthquake struck. leaving the monument with stresses and cracks. it's expected to stay closed until next year has crews finish up those repairs. the dow industrial average to another all time high. the dow gained 60 points to

close at 15,275. nasdaq gained 9. tesla is trying to capitalize on its recent good news. it is offering 2.7 million shares of stock. the ceo says he's going to spend $100 million on some of the stoc some frantic moments on a bus in pennsylvania after a deer crashed right through the windshield. you can see the deer, watch this. right inside that bus. obviously the deer looks confused as it tries to figure out what just happened and how to get out of the bus. the driver actually stopped the bus and opened the doors and that's when allowed the deer to finally escape. only one passenger was on the bus in the back, but was not hurt. no word here on what happened to the deer after it left the

bus. >> that's horrible. we're tracking clouds moving into the area. those clouds are going to lead to a chance of some wet roadways tomorrow. you see the clouds that are increasing out there, those clouds are going to impact the entire bay area when you wake up tomorrow. we get going, it's a cloudy day. it's cooler tomorrow. then we have the chance of a sprinkle as we go into the morning hours. weekend, warming trend sets up. we'll see temperatures in the 80s as we go into your bay area weekend. forecast highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. they're all the way up in the central valley. most temperatures are going to be in the 60s. some upper 60s east. a cooler day. today was gusty winds. this low pressure center is going to be push in a little tonight and tomorrow. that's when you get a chance for a sprinkle. it drops temperatures. tomorrow is about feeling more like march than may. clouds on the computer forecast, 9:00 a.m.

tomorrow morning, sprinkles. some wet roadways. out by freemont as well. there's more, is this heavy rain? no. but it's wet and it's the morning commute. 11:00 a.m., look for more activity. mainly focused in the coastal hills around highway 1. great highway. activity up around santa rosa. the back edge w start to clear out. better air -- it's great air quality. helps fire danger. it helps with the tree pollen. grass pollens which are trending up a bit. knocks those down. forecast highs tomorrow, much cooler. lots of 60s. couple 70s. 68 in santa cruz. 58 pa sal58 -- breezy as we head into friday. unusual day tomorrow. it'll be an interesting day. it really does help with the

air quality a lot. >> maybe a few sprinkles tomorrow? >> real light. doesn't take much to slow the commute. >> no, it doesn't. i'm still thinking about that poor deer on the bus. tonight we're waiting to find out if there are winning tickets in on the's powerball drawing. the jackpot is the third highest in the history of the game. the line of people waiting to buy a ticket stretched around the store. here are tonight's winning numbers. 2, 11, 26, 34, 41, and the power ball is 32. the hunt is on in golden gate park for so-called killer frogs. they have been found in alyly pond. the african clawed frogs carry

a fungus. the clawed frogs were brought in the u.s. years ago for search. we have killer blue jays up in toronto. just doing a number on the giants. >> maybe cabrera smirking somewhere some place. nothing about the last two nights in toronto is familiar to the giants. getting their behind kicked. playing terrible defense. they can't get to the canadian border soon enough after they cuff san francisco pitching for 21 runs in 2 games. first inning. angel pagan looked uncomfortable. adam lind, gone by plenty. second inning. arencibia, just a blast. two more runs. 8-1 lead. 11-3 final. they're headed to colorado. not soon enough. four games there. injuries are part of the

game. that doesn't mean you have to like it at all. for the a's, not having coco crisp is like cereal without the milk. going to be back for them none too soon. had trouble with one guy in particular today from texas. nelson cruz. his tenth of the year. in the fifth inning, up 6-0 opt a's. if that wasn't enough, cruz again. big guy can move in right. brandon moss. that is just a beautiful catch in right field. the a's, by the way, now drop eight of their last 10. as it will be tomorrow night for the warriors. survival mode is the catch phrase in the nba. two teams face summer vacation if they punch their ticket. right after this. the rooms that had a tv outlet. ould only watn yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes.

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nothing was okay with okc after russell westbrook went down a while ago. he's recovering from knee surgery. his teammates have all summer to heal up emotionally. he can only watch from up in the box. memphis sets the tone early. randolph had 28. they were up a dozen on the thunder at half. okc make a move late. down only two. 10 seconds left.

kevin durant was 5-25 shooting. clang. the grizzlies take the series in five. the miami repeat continues without a glitch. chicago not bullish enough. they were up 11 in the late going transition. the birdman does fly. wade, vintage performance tonight. after the miss. up on the board. 18 possibilities. the heat move on probably against indiana. in the nhl, boy, chicago might have a winner here. the machine-like chicago black hawks ruin the red wings in their second round opener. 4-1. sharks will try and get on with the l.a. kings tomorrow night. try and get in and even the series. that's the sporting line for wednesday. >> for the kings, boy is he good. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

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