a deputy opens fire in a quiet bay area community sending a man to the hospital. tonight we're learning more about the moments before the shooting. >> it appears the deputies used force for safety. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. that shooting began when a deputy spotted a stolen vehicle. we have more information from amber lee where that shooting happened. amber-- >> reporter: frank as you can see behind me busy aspiarian

has reopened to public. but roads had been closed for up to two hours after the shooting. a neighbor told me she heard sirens as she was preparing dinner. >> two shootings. two bullets. i heard two shootings. then after that it just went chaos. >> reporter: the two shots the neighbor heard was from a deputy opening fire on a driver who had stopped on espirian on grant after leading deputies on a chase a few miles away. >> it appear it is deputies used force safety and shot at the suspect. the suspect moved his vehicle in the direction of the deputies. >> reporter: a short while before the shooting the driver had led other sheriff deputies on a chase on sherry lane. deputies had tried to pull the driver over but the driver had taken off and the deputies lost sight of him until the deputy involved in the shooting spotted the driver and opened

fire. >> the suspect was struck in the bicept. >> reporter: the suspect drove off again but they caught up with him when he tried to escape on foot. >> are you ready to release his identity? >> no that's still under investigation. we believe the suspect is a suspect from a 2:45 stabbing in hayward today. >> reporter: the shooting was unsettling to neighbors because they say this neighborhood is usually quiet. the deputy involved in the shooting has been with the alameda sheriff department for seven years. as standard procedure we're told he will be placed on paid leave while the incident is being investigated. live in san lorenzo, amber lee. a confrontation in pacifica tonight between police officers and a man barricaded inside a home ended with a flash bang grenade and gunfire. >> pacifica police have not yet issued a statement but those at the scene say it appears the

man inside the home is dead. it's not clear why police were called to the home someone who works at a near by business tells us the man had some sort of emotional problems. after a long stand off at the home, something triggered officers to fire into the house. we'll bring you more on this story as details become available. authorities say they are looking for more suspects tonight after at least eight men were detained during a raid in east oakland. oakland police and fbi agents descended on a house on 90th avenue near bancroft this afternoon. they issued a warrant. officers say they're part of an ongoing effort involving illegal weapons and narcotics. one neighbor told us she never noticed anything out of the ordinary at the house that was raided today. >> it's pretty quiet. there's no gunshots where as around the corner you hear gunshots. but there's never been no problems here at the corner. >> while the raid was going on,

police put a near by school on lock down as a precaution. federal agents say that a man was busted. 14 arrests this morning in washington, d.c., among those facing charges is 25-year-old an gah of fremont also known as michael gah. investigators say he and the another suspects exlloyded 250 victims most of whom were boys 13 to 14 years old -- exploited 250 victims. >> they had created videos where they were posing as females and they got the men into do i think various online things. >> reporter: incredibly two of the victims were younger than 3 years old. authorities say 27,000 members subscribed to the videos and there will be more arrests as the investigation continues. popular e cigarettes will soon be treated as the same as

tobacco cigarettes. the ordnance is going for a vote next week. opponents say lawmakers don't understand the need for a smoke free alternative to tobacco. there were fireworks at the richmond city council meeting tonight where a minimum wage hike is being proposed. before city leaders could take up the issue the council chambers had to be cleared and the meeting halted. ktvu's heather holmes is live in richmond to explain what led up to the unusual action, heather. >> reporter: this meeted had just started and people were talking about a gm project. that prompted a cheer in the crowd, the mayor asked them to settle down then this happened. that's an officer telling everyone to get out. council members did indeed get

up and leave. the crowd was ordered to leave. the crowd waited oud and in the lobby -- outside and in the lobby to figure out what the council was going to do next. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: serving up sweet french treats at 10 to $15 higher than the state minimum wage. the owner says that's how he recruits and keeps good employees. >> we have to be fair to your employees. if you are fair to them they will do a better job for you. >> the richmond residents are needing a raise. >> reporter: jovonca bethel sports increasing the minimum wage to $11, $12.35 or $15 an hour. a process that's going to increase. >> if they spend it in your store then your profits will go

up. >> reporter: a new minimum wage would push them to the highest in the area. san francisco pays $10.74, san jose comes in at $10.15. jim rogers fears that the boost could hinder additional hiring. >> it is a real issue. i think we need to do it intelligently. people do need a wage increase and do it in a way that doesn't cause us to lose jobs. >> reporter: now because of that earlier disruption, frank and julie, this meeting is going really, really long. i just checked and a debate just started but so far no vote yet. i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. more business on the draft for chevron refinery. chevron says the new plant would be safer, cleaner and 20%

more energy efficient. the next month the city will hold various public workshops and a session on the environmental impact report. three young men are being credited for saveing the life of a 90-year-old woman. they saw a house on fire and rushed into action. but those heroic efforts will also lead to suspension. >> reporter: three young men forever tied together. three students say they were in a car near by, saw the smoke and went to the house. >> it was all burning so much black smoke. it was something out of a movie. i've never seening in like that. >> reporter: they went to the backyard and saw a 71-year-old woman and walk her to the front but her 94-year-old woman martha hall was inside.

they went to the front and saw a neighbor, bob smith who had pushed open the front door. >> they just came right up there. kind of told me to get out of the way. and i got out of the way. >> there was so much smoke it was overwhelming. we turned to the right and we see an old lady sitting in the chair with her dog leash and the dog right underneath her in the chair. >> he and peteing pushed the chair over. and we carried her out. as i was carrying her out, she kept telling us she was burning. that kind of freaked me out. i just kept saying, you're not burning, you're not burning. >> she could not have lasted more than a minute and a half. >> reporter: the young men say they were not afraid they just did what was right. >> it was scary now that i think about it but in the moment i wasn't thinking at all. it was just, got to help the lady. >> to be there for someone else. looking out for people. >> reporter: the dog that was inside is doing fine. now the young men are receiving

much attention but there is one glitch, apparently when the boys drove to the fire, they were supposed to be in class. so in addition to all the praise they are receiving they also say they face detention. in san ramon, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. rescuers used a pair of helicopter to bring a hiker to safety at allen park rock. the helicopter perched the woman where she fell. a life flight chopper took her to regional center for treatment. we're told that woman is expected to survive. the mega millions web page says two tickets had the winning numbers for today's jackpot worth about $400 million. this is the third largest jackpot in the history of the mega millions game. all you had to do to win about $400 million was pick six numbers. tonight's winning mega million

numbers are 11, 19, 24, 33, 51 and the mega number is seven. lottery officials say the odds of choosing correctly are about one in 259 million. that was just fine with folks lined up today to buy tickets at a 7/11 in concord on monument boulevard. >> it was a big odds but it's worth the chance. you can't win if you don't play they say. >> if i win, i'm going to travel. i'm going to buy houses. and i'm going to put money aside for investments. >> again two winning tickets for tonight's huge jackpot worth about $400 million and we've just learned that the tickets were bought in florida and in maryland. now here are tonight's winning numbers. 11, 19, 24, 33, 51 and the mega number is seven. >> a man caught in a crash.

a cool start to the day tomorrow. but we'll be heading up fast. how high temperatures will climb by the afternoon. >> it may be hard to believe but your car knows a lot about you. the question is who's in charge of that data. how the fight to protect your privacy has gone beyond the internet and into your driveway.

new video into the channel 2 newsroom tonight. a bicyclists was critically injured in a collision with a car in oakland's montclaire neighborhood. it happened just off mountain boulevard. the cyclist was taken to the hospital. police are not releasing any information about the circumstances or driver involved. a man hunt is over for a castro valley man accused of shooting his wife. lee surrendered to police at cal state university east bay in hayward. the body of his wife 45-year-

old was found at the family home in castro valley last friday by their 14-year-old daughter. lee now faces a murder charge. you may not realize it but your car may be collecting a wealth of information about you. it can tell not only able how you drive but also where you drive and potentially where you shop. so who controls all that data? new at 10:00, ken pritchett live in oakland to tell us about a new law that would put that data in your hands, ken. >> reporter: this bill that was announced targets one in five cars made today so called connected cars that gather lots of data and can send that data electronically to automobile manufacturing. the bill author says we as the owner of those cars should be able to control who get that is data. but others say they have other motives. keyless start, rear view cameras, the list goes on and on. much has changed with our cars, they are computers on wheels.

and some where in here, all kinds of data is collected. speed, braking, even if passengers are adults or children via controlled seat belts. >> if there's someone in the seats, we can see how fast the vehicle is traveling. pretty much anything that computers monitor or control we can actually access and see. >> reporter: timothy cavins is shop foreman at daily chevrolet in hayward. >> all we do is put this in the car and it updates data that the computer can read. >> reporter: the data he has access to is routine, mundane. it's used to fix cars. but state senator mundane says there's other things to worry about. >> now they can determine where you stop for gasoline, what restaurants you were close to. there's all this boom of

information in our cars without our authority. >> reporter: he is trying to choose who get it is data. >> we can choose to direct it to third parties or not to let third parties have access to it. >> reporter: that says auto makers is what the bill is really about. not privacy, not security, but third party access. >> we don't understand what the need for this bill is. but it points us back to obviously a way for insurance companies to fine out the data they want to use. >> the bill is supported by aaa here in california. the bill will likely have a significant fight ahead as policy interests face off, auto makers and insurance companies. ktvu channel 2 news, ken pritchett. a member of the hell's angels who shot and killed another member of that club pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for fatally shooting steve townsend. it happened in 2011 while the two were attending a funeral in

san jose for another club member. the shooting was captured on surveillance video. ruiz is expected to be sentenced to three years and eight months in prison. a san francisco man pleaded not guilty today to charges of trying to run down two police officers. 50-year-old jeffrey ruiado was arraigned on charges of using his car as a deadly weapon. in an incident last monday that ended with a police officer suffering with a gunshot wound to his upper arm. ruiano's attorney says the bullet was fired by the officers partner. san francisco police say they haven't been able to locate that bullet and at this point ruano is not been charged in connection with the shooting. san francisco is in a constant and expensive battle to clean up graffiti. now new tactics are being looks at to go after the taggers. david steven son tells us it would hurt the taggers in their wallet. >> reporter: workers today scrubbed and painted up

graffiti part of a never ending battle against vandals. it cost taxpayers at least $19 million a year. >> they tag it, we abate it. it's like a game of cat and mouse. >> reporter: lee today announced a new plan to tackle the problem. it includes streamlining how city workers report and share info on tagging. >> we're going to revise the park code to ban the possession of spray paint, etching tools and flat tags in any city park. >> reporter: business owners usually pay to cover graffiti. a lighter burden of proof than criminal cases is considered. >> now we go after the perpetrators rather than the victim themselves. >> reporter: victims such as larry matthews he says he spent $50,000 cleaning his three buildings last year. >> what is it like for you to clean it up and see it come back? >> it's frustrating as hell.

>> reporter: an abatement officer says that the new bill will do more to stop graffiti. >> it's a huge improvement. because it will hit the taggers in the pockets and it hurts. >> reporter: david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. . it's windy out there tonight. it's going to get cold. less wind, clear skies overnight lows are going to get down there. it's already chilly in santa rosa 48. 59 in napa. overnight lows in the north bay valleys like last night are going to get down to the mid- 30s in the coldest spots. there's some overnight low forecast. lots of upper 30s and low 40s. and going into the inner bay valleys and into the nook and crannies you're going to find 40s. we could see it again tomorrow morning. daytime highs tomorrow are

going to be warmer. it's going to be the warmest day of the week. when i come back we will tell you exactly how warm it'll be in your neighborhood. and looking for that opportunity for some rain. we'll see you back here. some positive news right now to report on california's drought. water officials say february's rainstorms boosted california's water supply as a result the state water resources control board plan allows more water to come from the san joaquin delta. who get it is extra water is up to the state authority. one bay area city is trying to help the homeless. >> right now i'm afraid. i'm afraid to go. i don't know what to do. >> at 10:35 the plan to provide housing to those in need and why some question whether it'll work. and several homes hit in just one day. the recent crimes that has residents taking matters into their own hands.

a water main break in oakland closed a school today and left an entire neighborhood without running water. the break happened last night at 46th street and walton avenue. east bay mud crews had to dig carefully to avoid underground power lines. water service was finally resumed about 1:30 this afternoon. at this hour the oakland city council is hearing public comment on a proposal to close what ten tenant advocates say is a loophole that allows landlords to drastically raise rents. the council is now considering a proposal that would limit the amount a landlord can pass on

to just 10% of the cost of capital improvements. fremont police are investigating a series of burglaries all in the same part of the city. some occurring just hours apart. as ktvu's allie rasmus report it is crimes now have the attention of neighbors who are considering a new plan of action. >> reporter: you could see a metal plate covering the splintered plate of this home on cherry avenue. this is where one week ago a burglar kickeded in a door in the middle of afternoon and stole an undisclosed amount of cash from the house. >> this is not like the old days where we used to take care of ourselves. >> reporter: carol was home when it happened and didn't hear a thing. >> i felt really bad that i was not vigilant enough to catch anything. >> reporter: the burglary here was one of six reported to fremont police in the same day. four of them happened within a few hours tuesday afternoon. >> it's definitely unusual to have four in one day. >> reporter: police aren't sure what is behind the string of break-ins and they're not sure if the same people are behind

them. the rash of burglaries is unusual because it seems to buck the trend. >> for the most part the burglary rate in fremont has come down. >> reporter: burglar rates in fremont were down 30% from last year. but police say when it comes to protecting a neighborhood the best defense is communication. >> we will go out, take a burglary report and find out that a neighbor saw something suspicious early in the day and didn't report it. >> reporter: the burglar pried open a back window and took off with the homeowner's safe. the only good news is that it's making these signs seem relevant vent again. >> - - relevant again. >> i think it's time that we get a neighborhood watch again. >> reporter: anyone who is interested should give fremont police involved and speak to someone in their community

involvement office. sonoma county fair is holding an adoption in honor of st. patrick's day. it's called the st. pitties day adoption special. this week the adoption fee is just $25 for all pit bulls. >> we have a lot of pit bulls looking for homes. they could be hard to place because there's misconception. >> all of the dogs will be neuters or spayed before after adoption. up next the horrifying scene and what we're learning from the investigation that has just begun. and later the credit being given to residents who helped nab a serial arsonist in the south bay.

can'ting coverage now of that deadly tv -- continuing coverage now of that deadly tv news chopper that crashed in seattle. the crash killed two men on board that chopper and a third man in a car was badly burned. the helicopter wasn't the regular komo chopper but a temporary replacement one while the original was in the shop. reports from our sister station kiro tv reports that witnesses heard some noises before the

crash. >> it sounded like in the movies when it goes into slow motion. when you hear the ding, ding, ding like in slow motion. >> i looked up and saw the helicopter falling from the sky. >> reporter: the pilot and photographer died almost instantly. amateur video shows a spreading fuel fire. itcreateed a river of flames that engulfed three cars -- it created. >> i looked at it and thought to myself, this is not real. >> reporter: firefighters rushed in to treat a driver's burns. he's now in serious condition at harbor view. >> just to see someone burning. i'm very shooken up. >> reporter: as reporters from komo who rushed down to report on the news. they comforted each other.

>> to have someone taken away like this is a difficult process. >> and our thoughts are with all of those at komo tv tonight. the tsa expects to have a report in a about a week. any conclusion on that crash will likely take a year. police are investigating the ninth homicide of the year. inside officers found the body of a man and what one source told us was a substantial marijuana grow. but police are giving out very little information. >> someone arrived at the residence and found a male that was deceased inside. called 911, officers responded out and did in fact, locate an adult male who was suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> crews removed a smart meter which measures electricity use and is sometimes tampered with

at marijuana operations. neighbors called the son and father who lived in the house regular folks but also said they saw a lot of comings and going at the house. new at 10:00, ann rubin with an idea to tap a resource. >> reporter: the idea is to help the homeless and also helping the hotel fill their rooms. even helping them remodel or add kitchenetts if necessary. >> reporter: there aren't enough shelter beds or apartments willing to take people in. >> right now i'm afraid. i'm afraid to go. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: now the city is trying to address the problem. tonight they voted unanimously to approve a pilot program. >> this is a very cost effective way for us to be able

to get homeless housed in a transitional way at a far less cost than constructing housing. >> reporter: the idea is to help under utilized facilities rent rooms. >> i'm a little skeptical. >> i think it's an amazing thing you're trying to do. >> reporter: in all some who run motels see the potential. they still have questions about their future tenants. >> how are they going to keep the place. should something go wrong who's going to be taking care of that action. >> reporter: and homeless advocates have a control too. that this is a band aid and not a real solution. >> i think it's a gesture to say we're doing something. but a place like this has to have a plan. >> reporter: still michael wright wishes something like this existedded already. >> i think that would be great. because it would take some of the pressure off me. >> reporter: the hope is to have details of the program

back before the city council within 60 days and possibly have the program up and running by early summer. live in san jose, ann rubin, live ktvu. tonight there's concern expressed by the families of those who disappeared on plane 270. >> we want to know where is the plane, where are the passengers. >> many of the chinese family accuse the malaysian government of not telling the truth about the plane and are threatening a hunger strike until they find out what happens. the plane disappeared with 239 people on board. 153 of them are chinese nationals. two of this country's most sophisticated search aircraft are looking for that malaysia airplane along with 35 chinese satellite. many people wonder why the plane is not being able to be

detected with so much technology available. there are many blind spots or so called dead zones mostly over the oceans. a san francisco woman is under arrest yet again for violating a court order and trespassing at sfo. 62-year-old maryland harmin was taken into custody at 9:00 this morning. this isn't the only time she's been arrested for trespassing. on four separate occasions now she's been arrested for trying to board flights to hawaii without having a valid boarding pass. she's already been ordered by a judge to stay away from the airport unless she has a legal ticket to fly. too trim for the gym. the controversial policy and what an employee said to this woman that made her decide to walk out in the middle of her work out. >> windy, warm and dry. how the pattern will develop through the week and the next chance of rain for your neighborhood. >> pay for sex, police in one bay area city will make sure

that facebook finds out. >> something is put on social media it spreads like wildfire. >> how they're expanding this humiliating tactic to discourage prostitution.

russian president putin finally made crimea a part of russia. he and crimean leaders signed an agreement. mr.putin said it was wrong after crimea was allowed to become part of ukraine.

across crimea people were seen celebrating. some people saw what happened today as a homecoming. as for ukrainian residents, they have a month to decide whether they want to return to ukraine or become russian residents. armed gunmen stormed the base and that's when the shooting started. a ukraine soldier and member of a local self-defense brigade died. ukraine's prime minister blamed moscow for turning the political dispute into a military conflict. president obama awarded medals of honor today that he said were long overdue to 23 veterans all of which had been overlooked due to prejudice.

the body of one was never recovered. all received the nation's highest honor for valentry. more were latino, jewish or african american. >> some of these soldiers fought and died for a country that did not always see them as equal. >> in the case of the veterans now gone, family members were given the medals. the awards were possible after congressman dated a review to make sure no one was passed over. san jose city leaders thanked those in the community who went above and beyond to have identified a serial arsonist. >> i am so grateful for the good work of many of our residents. the council members sam lacorda presented accommodations to several people who offered suspect descriptions and coordinated neighborhood efforts to identify the suspects.

those community members also provided video surveillance that helped track down patrick brennan back in january. brennan is now charged for starting a number of fires. including one that destroyed a warehouse. she says excuse me we've had some complaints. you're intimidating people with your toned body. after the break, why the gym is not backing down. >> warm today and getting warmer. at 10:45, bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. plus fighting prostitution with facebook. the new strategy to battle an age old crime.

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prostitution. they plan to send dear john letters to people who are seen in certain areas. >> sometimes they come right in here. and i have to tell them to leave because i don't want customers to come in and see me talking to one of them. >> they may also expose some of the prostitutes on social media in the same matter. a woman who went to work out at planet fitness says she was told she had to change what she was wearing because she was intimidating other members. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the next step in her recovery. austin is healing from a car accident and yesterday with her

doctor's blessing joined planet fitness in richmond. >> jump on a treadmill. really excited. put on my ear buds. started walking my half a mile an hour or whatever. >> reporter: things were going well until about 15 minutes into her work out when a staff member approached her. >> she says you know, excuse me, we've had some complaints. you're intimidating people with your toned body. so can you put on a shirt. >> planet fitness promises no judgment, no gym intimidation. saying members can get in shape without being quote subjected to the hard core look at me attitude that exists in so many gyms. >> reporter: and there's a alarm that sound when people scream too loud or drop the weights. >> in a lot of ways what planet fitness is doing is a positive

thing. i think they obviously need to iron out some of these issues. but sport in the united states is by nature discriminatory. it is selective. it is elitist. >> it is one of these tops. >> reporter: but austin said she's no gym head, she just apparently picked the wrong outfit. >> i don't think it's anything crazy. but you tell me if it's burning your eyes or. >> reporter: austin is laughing but says she is still angry that the place that promised no judgment did just that. >> i feel intimidated and harassed by the place that says no intimidation. >> reporter: a corporate spokesperson told me today that they stand by their dress code. but if austin was criticized for being toned or fit she says that is quote not in line with planet fitness whatsoever. tiffany says as far as she's concerned one day at planet fitness is enough. she's now looking for a new way and a new place to work out. in richmond, claudine wong. mountain view based google

won a court victory. google is fighting claims that it illegally scanned private e- mail messages to show users advertisements. the judge ruled today the case will not be given class action status. google has denied doing anything wrong. the company claims users agreed to have messages scanned when they signed up for g mail service but the judge has already rejected that claim. temperatures today slightly warmer than they were yesterday. and they're going to be warmer again tomorrow. take a look at the numbers we had. we had temperatures back into the 70s. very similar to yesterday. but just a little bit warmer in many locations. you see the 76 in antioch. 71 in livermore. weather systems staying to the north of us. those weather systems are basically set up to the jet stream well up there. so we're high and dry for quite some time. out in the avenues of san francisco, we have no fog to speak of this time.

the winds were up look at the avenues clear. mostly clear. with the clear skies and less wind tonight temperatures are going to get gown there. currently it's 48 in santa rosa. in the inland bay valleys look for mid-30s, upper 40s and that will get you some frost. 44 in fairfield. up in napa and santa rosa. you will find it. you go north and east of vallejo and you find those low 30s. currently in san francisco at 58 degrees it's clear. there's no fog and the wind have really settled down. the forecast for san francisco tomorrow, you start off in the 50s. you end up in the day at 70 degrees in town town san francisco. so it's going to be a really warm day in san francisco. as you look at san jose, beautiful night down there. 57degrees in san jose you start up a bit cool. you're in the mid-40s. that's a chilly start in the santa clara valley. you end up at 76 degrees for a daytime high for your wednesday. it's going to be a cold start and warmer day. tomorrow turns out to be the

warmest day of the week as the high pressure presses air down and it sinks. it's a one day deal. so we warm up, and then temperatures come down as we head into your thursday, friday and saturday. warmest day of the week tomorrow. 73 in fairfield. 74 in napa. 75 in brentwood. i will suggest we see upper 70s. livermore 76. 79 in gilroy. there's an upper 70 as well. there's no rain here but checking the long range models. temperatures cool as we head into the weekend. and into early next week tuesday, wednesday. the models are getting a little more bullish. hopefully .25 of an inch. and if the models are correct we will get some rain on tuesday. we'll talk about that tomorrow. warmest day of the week tomorrow. spring starts on thursday. >> enjoy. >> thank you, bill. great story tonight

involving a teenage hockey fan from martinez. he has a life threatening heart condition but tonight one of his dreams came true. the san jose sharks signed him for a one day contract. there he is coming right out to the shark head. he was born with two chambers in his heart not four. but now thanks to the make a wish foundation and the sharks he was an nhl player for a day. what a guy. >> and savoring that moment. >> that's so nice. >> what a great moment. >> good stuff. >> yeah. mark is here now. warriors a good night tonight at home for the warriors. >> it really was. we'll tell you about the sharks in a moment. but for the golden state warriors exactly the way it's supposed to look like. completely at ease. barely breaking a sweat. even without two key players out with injuries warriors cruising by the worse road team in the nba orlando. andrew bogut and andre iguodala. both out with hopefully minor

injuries. second quarter they start to pull away. and barnes making an impact right there. and orlando really no match all night. curry kind of moving at will. slicing, high bank. and steve blake out of the corner catch and shoot. he was solid with 12 in a reserved role snap. second straight win for the warriors 103-89. if you win the entire tournament, it tends to take the win out of a not successful season. it didn't start off that gracefully for the gails tonight. and watch this, 6'9", come on. you have to get up a little bit. and didn't look like it was their night. second half thousand, gails come out strong. and carter stole it and he knew what to do with it. their first lead of the game

comes with four minutes left and they pull away 70-58. the 49ers might be shopping for one of the most explosive receivers in the nfl. who also happens to be a local kid and the sharks with an arm flying. shots on goal, hit the scoreboard. sports parts two, next.

not for the lack of trying would be the easiest way to describe the sharks tonight. they pummeled the panthers with 68 shots at goal. luango human bulls eye but standing up to the task is the sharks. could have taken a piece of first place to the pacific with a win. florida up 2-1. 40 seconds left. up shaw scores for the visitors that's a back breaker as it turns out. three point lead. that was it. six game win streak ends. despite the 54 shots on goal. twenty-sixthin the third period alone. i'm not in the business of reporting rumors but it's a interesting story with a twist. the 49ers interested in former cal receiver. the ever explosive deshawn

jackson that could lenghten the field a little bit. making a big salary push. and priced himself out in philadelphia where the coach said to prefer larger receivers. meantime phil jackson not the only one going back to new york. mario manningham started his nfl career with the giants signed with a one year deal to go back there again. two seasons with the niners pretty much a wash out because of a knee injury sustained last year. only nine catches. there year one year agreement from the new york giants. i know the a's are worried about their pitching. when you hit the ball like they did today, no worries. at least for this afternoon. sam full, stanford kidd trying  to make the team in a reserved outfield role. they were will be up 6-0 against the white sox. michael taylor another 2-run triple. they end up winning. the giants losers to the cleveland. that's the sporting life.

>> love to see jackson here. and thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. the morning news will have the latest on the shooting in san lorenzo. they begin at 4:30 tomorrow morning. good night.

shh! i didn't say anything. (lowered voice) stop talking. that's talking. you think she's asleep yet? i'm on the same side of the door as you are. stop talking. cam? lily lost her first tooth today, and she's very excited about a visit from the tooth fairy. when i had my first loose tooth... (mouths words) my mama tied one end of a string to it and the other to the tail of a guernsey cow... (mouths word) fired off a 12-gauge shotgun, and the cow went running out of the room. that never happened. tell that to the cow-shaped hole in my bedroom wall. gotcha! (gasps) what are you doing here? you're not the tooth fairy. n-no. but we just wanted to see if she'd come yet. no. she sure is taking her sweet time. maybe you should just go back to sleep, sweetie... yeah.