now at 5:00 p.m. a man under arrest accused of harassing a woman at her home. >> he started commenting on my looks. >> and that is not the worse of it, who the suspect said he was and how officers tracked him down. >> authorities are calling it a horrible tragedy, a man killed in a high speed crash, who they say is to blame. >> stanford -- >> how sweet it is, the big win that has stanford moving on to the sweet sixteen for the first

time in years. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> he said he was a tree trimmer and remused to take no for an -- refused to take no for an answer and now he is under arrest. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. the victim says it started when the mans asked if she needed help for her yard. ktvu's patti lee spoke to that woman about what happened after she turned him away. >> the mother told me she was sexually harassed when he refused to taking no for an answer. >> reporter: this young mother of two is reeling from frightening encounter with this man. carlos alfredo bejinez. >> i don't feel safe at my house. >> reporter: anna says on thursday carlos alfredo bejinez asked if she needed help around

the house, she said no. he left a card. >> he keeps sitting in his car and keeps looking into the house. and he won't leave. >> carlos alfredo bejinez approached the house 5 times and started making sexually harassing comments. >> starts commenting on my looks and how i am dressed. >> reporter: carlos alfredo bejinez then got really inappropriate. >> then he asked me, like, hey, you know, do you have anyone -- [ bleep ]. >> reporter: that is when they called 911. police arrested carlos alfredo bejinez later in a sting operation. she facing mist peeping but she learned more -- misdemeanor peopling but she learned more was coming. >> he was taking photos of me. >> people come to the door all the time. do you need anything done. >> reporter: the folks who live

here will now think twice before hiring strangers off the street without first asking for references. live, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. new information now on a crash in the east bay that claimed a man's life. tonight a 19-year-old is accused of causing the crash while speeding drunk. that teen survived the crash, which is the second dui accident in two weeks. ktvu's cristina rendon is live on 14th and davis where it happened. >> reporter: this is a very busy street during the day and last night it turned deadly. a man just passed that intersection when a drunk driver hit him head on. >> it was a very bad collision. >> reporter: a tragic cash killed one man and left two cars mangled. she heard the accident from her home. >> not like the sound you hear

in the movies. >> police say the 19-year-old was speeding and driving drunk. they believe the teen swerved into traffic, hitting and killing a 32-year-old driver in another car and injuring a passenger. >> preventible. just sad kids are so irresponsible. >> the impossible scattered debris on to the sidewalk -- impact scattered debris on to the sidewalks. it was a familiar sight two weeks ago. a man was killed in a dui crash. his cousin the drunk driver walked away. police say these are always sense circumstances. >> -- tense circumstances. >> police department recognizes this. we take proactive steps towards reducing driving under the influences. >> reporter: they know more could be done with the help of the public being responsible behind the wheel. >> it is awful. it is awful. these things happen but there is no excuse for it.

>> always so tragic when it is -- it could have been avoided so easily. don't drink and drive. >> that 19-year-old remains in the hospital and she expected to -- he is expected to be okay. when he is released he will be taken to jail for manslaughter. cristina rendon,. >> reporter: new information -- cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. new information about a man who killed a sheriff's deputy. ricardo anthony chaney was in jail two weeks before he went on the crime rampage that ended the life of the deputy. even though police reported finding guns and drugs in his car authorities released joshua cooper for a lack of evidence. he is believed to have killed a 79-year-old man and carjacked a person and ambushed the deputy. he died in a shoot out with

police. a candlelight vigil and memorial this week will honor the deputy. the deputy was a graduate of napa high school where he was a football star and wrestler. it is tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m. outside the justice center and the memorial is 10:00 a.m. wednesday. both events are open to the public. beautiful sunny day around the bay area. here is what it looked like in the mission district this afternoon. a lot of people out there enjoying the mild weather, the sunshine. the morning fog burned off and left blue skies behind. parts of the city got into the 60s and warmerworth in the east -- warmer weather in the east bay. now mark tamayo with more. >> tonight we are clear out the and this weekend the first weekend of spring a nice one. not as warm as nice weekend but still we had 70s to report.

here is a look outside, san francisco out in the distance, clear skies. some of the warmer temperatures you could see from livermore, 76 degrees. concord 72. santa rosa 72 as well. cooler temperatures for san jose, oakland and downtown san francisco 59 degrees. the high for today. but parts of san francisco did warm up into the low to mid- 60s. on the satellite right here we are in the clear. patchy fog developing off shore. the fog works its way closer to the coast and closer to the bay over night. as we widen out the view in the pacific. a weather system that will be tracking closer to the bay area into the week. we will be watching the system because we are going to boost the rain chances. at 5:20 p.m. we will look at this, the temperature change for monday ask the timing of the rain and details of a winter storm watch in the sierra coming up at 5:20 p.m. stay up to date with the

latest weather conditions with our new ktvu weather app, it is available right now. march madness, stanford stuns kansas to move on to the sweet sixteen. >> now they take off with brown coming in. my goodness. >> the men haven't been in the ncaa tournament since 2008. stanford was ranked 10. kansas number two. on campus students seemed surprised by the victory. >> just a huge upset. great to see. especially for stanford basketball. >> got close at the end but it is just mine blowing we beat kansas. >> we will have highlights from the game coming up in sports wrap. james rebhorn has died.

>> you are moving, when? >> right -- >> he appeared on the series homeland where he played the father. he also acted in meet the parents, scent of a woman and independence day. james rebhorn died friday in new jersey after a long battle with skin cancer. he was 65 years old. with the covered california deadline days away there is a mad rush to sign up for health insurance. >> we hear people might feel frustrated. >> the efforts in the bay area it help those getting frustrated. >> two, one, let's go. >> then 10,000 runners take to the streets of oakland. the event that keeps getting bigger. >> the search continues for a dozen people missing after a massive mudslide. the conditions making it difficult to find the victims. the great american novel.

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a sheriff's helicopter airlifted a man suffering a heart attack yesterday afternoon taking off from parking lot at the base of hood mountain with a 100-foot long line carrying a stretcher with medical gear. it landed where they took him to the hospital for treatment. in developing news tonight, 18 people are missing in the after math of the huge mudslide outside of seattle. crews are searching for them and the mud is so thick and deep it has been too dangerous to pull out some of the victims. today authorities compared that mudslide to the eruption of mount st. helens. it pushed a square mile of mud

60 feet deep burring homes and killing four people. scott thompson has the latest on rescue efforts. >> reporter: olympia is the state capitol of washington but todayoso is the hard -- today oso is the hard of washington. this is what is left in oso washington saturday. ktvu channel 2 news. >> it reminded me of the photographs you would see and the video see saw when mount st. helens erupted. >> reporter: rain and ground saturations caused the slide leaving debris covering everything. several homes were completely buried. authorities heard screaming from one house but conditions were too dangerous for rescuers. >> they were not able to get there. the mud was too thick and deep. couldn't hear signs of life once they got closer to the structure where they thought it was so the decision based on

safety they back out. >> reporter: evacuation orders have been issued but since lifted. authorities are warning those orders could be reissued at any time. shelters have been set up and the governor of washington declared a state of emergency. scott thompson, ktvu channel 2 news. divers searched for the wreckage of small plane that crashed this weekend in colorado. all five people on board are believed to be dead. the crash happened yesterday about 180 miles southwest of denver. the plane took off from oklahoma and was 20 miles from its destination when it went down. divers found parts of the aircraft today but no bod yes. -- bodies. a teen boy wild a -- killed

by the train. the engineer says he blew the horn but the teens didn't move out of the way, eventually the boy pushed the girl and saved her life. they were on the way to a school dance. authorities were trying to determine why they didn't respond to the horn. an investigation into the shooting of a man sith in his car outside -- sitting inside his car outside of santa rosa. police say the 21-year-old victim is expected to recover from a single gun shot wound to the leg. the victim said two people in another car fired and drove off. the suspect vehicle was later found abandon. there is no word on a motive. a mountain lion was spotted this morning. the cat was senders 9:00 a.m. on wood side -- seen around 9:00 a.m.

on woodside. residents are warned to steer clear of mountain lions, especially if it is a mother with cubs. california's delegation is trying to get washington to move forward to help california's walter capacity. increasing the capacity of lakes, and reservoirs. two other projects call for new dams to create new water storage. none of the fixes would be for several years and wouldn't help during the current drought situation. check now with mark tamayo. we have been looking for more rain and are you tracking more? >> good news. we have a couple of rain clouds in the five-day forecast. we will never say the drought is over but each drop helps and we have rain clouds approaching the bay area, by tuesday tracking rain chances because this guy is developing out shore. it is in the pacific right now. high clouds by tomorrow.

and by monday night but more clouds and rain drops approaching today. right now short term, patchy fog off shore that will work its way closer to the bay over night. current temperatures for your 5:00 p.m. hour. 70s towards fairfield, antioch and livermore. santa rosa 72. san francisco one of the cooler spots, 56 and san jose in the upper 60s. our forecast for tomorrow, most areas up a few degrees over today's highs. san francisco starting out the day with patchy fog. 6:00 and 7:00 and increase in sunshine. temperatures approaching the mid-sixties by 4:00 and south bay, 68 degrees. tomorrow approaching the lower 70s. waking up tomorrow morning, south bay, san jose, we will have 46 degrees at 7:00. lunchtime 64. afternoon high, 73 degrees. pleasant. by 4:00 p.m.

tomorrow afternoon. over night lows, 40s towards santa rosa. napa. fremont 47. san francisco 49. san jose 46. not as much fog as this morning but few patches towards pacific, oakland, hayward, san francisco monday morning. here in the pacific, high pressure in command still and strengthens tomorrow and so your monday probably the warmest day of the week after patchy fog. by tuesday and into wednesday, the cooler weather system moves in. a sharp drop off in temperatures and weather changes as whirly as tuesday -- as early as tuesday morning. for tuesday, wednesday and thursday morning rainfall totals could be a quarter inch in the south bay. approaching an inch for the north bay coastal hills. the bulk of the rain will be wednesday. for when, gust -- wind, gusts 40 might say and a chance of thunderstorms as well -- miles

per hour and a chance of thunderstorms as well. snow fall amounts topping a foot for the higher peaks. forecast showing you this, a few patches of fog tomorrow morning and then your monday look goods. look what happens tuesday, the first ban moves in from the north. tuesday morning 10:00 a.m. break in the afternoon, tuesday, tuesday night, wednesday second phase moves in, wednesday afternoon, possibly evening commute could have down pours. tomorrow, warmer than today. thinking 60s to lower 70s. we will look at the forecast highs in a bit. your five-day forecast, monday the warmest day of the week. showers likely tuesday. and then wednesday rain showers, the chance of a lingering shower thursday and friday partly cloudy skies. coming up we will look at the sierra, have an update on the winter storm watch and the one part of the weekend we could be

tracking rain drops for day six and seven with the seven-day forecast coming up. an atm stolen from a bay area store. the mess the thief left behind and what the owner says happened. >> new developments in the search for malaysia airlines. as crews spot another clue that could lead to the plane's discovery. what the images show. >> imagine attending sunday service without getting otout of -- out of your car, the one way the church is trying to attract followers to its services. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour.

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trying to contain a large oil spill along the texas coast. you can see the huge oil slick in the video. it is leading towards a barge that collided with a cargo ship yesterday. it was carrying 170 gallons of fuel oil and four tanks. one of the tanks was damaged and is leaking. they are trying to contain the oil and trying to remove it. a service now cleaning up oiled birds and animals. in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 there is another clue pointing to the indian ocean. france reports picking up satellite radar echoes of possible debris similar to that

spotted in earlier images found. there are reports the echoes were picked up on friday. a similar size to the one spotted by the chinese satellite yet nothing definitive has been found. >> hopefully we are close to finding with the plane may be located -- finding where the plane may be located. >> is massive. 23,000 square miles. the area is known as the roaring 40s, known for its winds and fast currents and waves that could grow to 30 feet. >> it is cold, it is dark. it is very uncomfortable. type of environment that would kill any human being in

millisecond. it is a hostile environment. >> if debris can be tracked to a site the floor is 2 miles deep in some areas making recovery and identification difficult. there is word tonight three military officers serving on the crimea peninsula are now missing. and believed to be held by russian forces. in kiev today, condemnation of moscow and prayers for ukraine. >> the show of anti-russian sentiment comes one day after russian forces stormed military bases in crimea. some ukraineen units claimed they were given new instructions from 85. the are reports national security agency hacked the computers of the biggest tell

comfirm in china. telecomfirm in china. they look for evidence that it is a front for the chinese army. ktvu channel 2 news the phone company is barred from -- the phone company is barred from the u.s. . meeting anger are empathy, that is how some people responded when westboro baptist church protests outside a conert. it was the first public protest since the deaths of the founder reverend fred phelps last week. people stood across the street holding their own counter demonstration. saying sorry for your loss. one woman said it wasn't about antagonizing the protesters but saying something positive in

the face of negativity. >> sunday morning one church no one leaves their cars. now dogs, children and those who don't feel comfortable inside the church are finding a place to worship. >> i have people who have been able to come here even when they are battling diseases and have felt that, you know, i don't have to get dressed up to go to church. >> the surmson broadcast on the raid -- sermon is broadcast on the radio. . up next breaking news that we are following. crews responding to a four alarm fire. we will have the latest for you plus -- >> got insurance. [ indiscernible ] >> we are just 8 days to the deadline to sign up for coveredlife. after the break the help -- covered california. after the break the help and

why some would rather pay the fines. >> how students gained a deeper understanding about the halakist and thousands running through oakland. why the event keeps getting bigger and download the ktvu ipad app to watch all newscasts live and get traffic, weather and video of breaking news anytime, anywhere.

we have breaking news coming into the ktvu channel 2 news room of a fire in vallejo.

it went to four alarms. it began as a grass fire and spread to a toeing -- towing yard. a structure in a commercial district there. we will have more tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. the count down is on to get health insurance or face a penalty. open enrollment deadline is march 31. there is a final outreach effort to get the ininsuranced to -- uninsured to sign up. ktvu's noelle walker has more. >> reporter: with just a week left to enroll in covered california she is looking at her options. >> i just want regular doctor. you know? someone i can see on regular base. >> the 52-year-old grandmother is one of dozens who came to a outreach program at glide memorial in san francisco.

>> we hear people might feel frustrated online. that is why we are encouraging people to go to in person assistance. >> reporter: from a software glitch last municipality problems getting help over the -- last month to problems getting help over the phone, some callers simply gave up before completing the process. >> 4 or 5 different places to sign up for insurance. >> reporter: her job doesn't offer coverage. she has been uninsured for two years. >> i have been paying out of pocket but the insurance is too high. my check isn't big enough to pay. >> reporter: under affordable care act there is a penalty for not having insurance. $95 a person or 1% of your income, the whichever is high -- whichever is higher. critics cautioned, some will

propt the fine. >> i would never represent -- argument for the fine. >> i would -- would opt for the fine. >> i would not recommend that. >> reporter: they are expecting a surge of 20,000 people to sign up in the final week. >> grandma got insurance. yea for grandma. >> reporter: she came to sign up for covered california and found out under reform she eligible for medi-cal free. >> god is good. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on california's program, open enrollment ends a week for tomorrow. also if you have life events like birth of a child you may qualify for special enrollment. a contract agreement has averted a strike by uc medical

workers. employees were set to walk off the job tomorrow. at 5uc helmets. -- five uc hospitals. includes increased wages, benefits, staffing protection. they are set to vote next week. a atm theft left some owners with a big repair bill. some people broke in before 5:00 a.m. this morning. there was damage to the door and the wall where the atm was attached. repairs and replacement costs are estimated at $5,000. >> there wasn't even that much money. for $500 you are going to do that much damage? >> this is the second atm stolen in the last couple weeks. police arrested a drug dealer this weekend after he tried to hide in a woman's home

about 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. police say they tried to stop the man who ran off on foot and broke into a woman's home to hide. after he left she called police saying he man handled her. officers cut him in a nearby apartment. he is facing fault imprisonment, trespassing and patrol violation. vice president joe biden announced president obama's sport of gay mage is demanding congress moves forward to end discrimination of gaze in the work place. >> this moment in -- gays in the work place. in this moment a employer could fire you just because of who you are and who you love. >> the he spoke last night in los angeles at a gala for the human rights campaign. in 33 states it is legal to

fire a worker based on sexual orientation. it stalled in the house. the act would make it illegal to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. last week democrats urged president obama to sign an -- a similar order. 750 students from 100 schools took part in an event today. one person who survived described the horrors she saw as a young child and called on all students to commit to take action on the part of others. >> make this day as the beginning of you opening up your voice. make it personal. but it has to be by being aware

of others. >> through education young people will grow up to act. thousands laced up for the oakland running festival. the festival is more and more popular. >> reporter: nearly 10,000 people this morning. >> two, one. let's go. >> reporter: he says it is the locals who brought him back for the fifth year. >> it is the crowd, they carry you. amazing feeling. unlike any other marathon i have run. [ indiscernible ] >> i have run this race 3-4 years and i got second place all of those times. so it is fun. especially in oakland.

great feeling. the start line becomes the finish line and once runners complete the race they take a right and behind me they will refresh with 300 plus volunteer whose help make this happen every year. >> reporter: he wishes the event took place when he laced up. >> if i had this in 1961, i am sure there would have been more -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: >> sure, this is oakland. there has to be future olympians here. >> reporter: katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> looked like a lot of fun. man who lost his legs in the boston marathon bombings is getting married and his bride- to-be is expected. he was hailed a hero after he regained consciousness in the hospital and wrote a description of one of the

bombers. he was waiting for his girlfriend at the finish line. his memoir is due out next months before the anniversary of the bombings. an update on the breaking news, a four alarm fire burning right now. plus -- >> i didn't think i needed to use it. but i am glad i know how to do it. >> a life saving skill he used to save a man's life. >> and mark tamayo is tracking the conditions and we will have your work week forecast next.

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was tweeted by the fire department. this began as a grass fire and spread to a towing yard. >> if we could lose the graphic -- we got new video. there it is right there. our photographer on the scene. you can see a lot of smoke from the area. ktvu's joe fonzi just happened to be in the area where the fire is burning and joins us by phone. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, ken. we are a mile east in vala, mixed residential and industrial. a warehouse looking building is apartment where the fire start -- is apparently where the fire started. four alarm fire. couple fire departments got the flames knocked down. but it appears there is old tires inside the abandon building and that is what is causing the black smoke, the

smoke you see there. the fireman have been knocking the flames down. i heard you say a grass fire, it was us parts of this fire that spawned the grass fire. appears it was this abandon building. in a mixed residential and industrial area. >> thank you so much for giving our viewers perspective. again, it appears firefighters and crews from other departments getting a handle on the fire that has taken place at an abandon building there. >> we will have more at 10:00 p.m. let's check in now with mark tamayo. whenever there is a fire we are concerned about the winds. >> yeah. 38 moderate wind out of the west. -- light to moderate wind out of the west. this is a picture joe tweeted out of the fire. with that wind direction, you will see that coming up with the picture of the fire,

picture joe took. the smoke could be visible towards pittsburg, antioch. the smoke drifting in that direction. not a strong wind but a breeze, teen 12 miles per hour. -- 10 to 12 miles per hour. dry conditions today and tomorrow. you can see what is developing. the cloud mass that will be approaching the coast line. that will be the source of rainfall in the five-day forecast. as far as the winds, these are the current reports out there. nothing too strong but the strongest wind i could find 12 to 14 meteor 14 -- miles an hour. clouds working their way towards the bay tomorrow morning. santa rosa right now 72 degrees. reporting clear skies. tomorrow lots of sunshine. starting out the day in the 40s, reaching the lower 70s by 2:00 p.m. more neighborhoods, 56 in san francisco. san jose in the upper 60s.

68 degrees. as far as the forecast headlines tonight, clear skies. as i mentioned. patchy fog developing tonight into tomorrow morning. here is our live camera. towards san francisco. tomorrow will be warmer and tuesday, wednesday, more clouds and rain drops. we will make a come back in the forecast. high pressure still in command of the weather. it strengthens tomorrow. most areas up a few degrees over today's highs. after patchy morning fog. here is the key change, scattered showers developing into tuesday. by wednesday tracking more rainfall and the possibility of thunderstorms. rainfall expectations could be quarter inch to inch in the hills. winds 40 miles per hour. possible thunderstorms on wednesday. and in the sierra, this will be a snow producer. a winter storm watch towards the sierra tuesday, wednesday, thursday morning. snow fall 1 to 2 feet,

especially above 7,000 feet. our forecast model, fog tomorrow morning. especially patchy fog near the coast and bay. tuesday the first round of showers redeveloping and the heaviest stuff moves in wednesday during the afternoon hours and we could have a few thunderstorms kick up during that time as well for wednesday. highs for tomorrow, warm out there. more 70s towards santa rosa. napa, fairfield. vacaville. oaklen 69. livermore upper 70s. 77. san jose 73. morgan hill 75. san francisco mid-60s. 65 degrees. here is a look ahead. showers into tuesday. probably picking up into wednesday, especially by the afternoon hours. chance of a shower thursday with the weekend, saturday we will thicken up the cloud cover and a week from now could be tracking more rain as well. this is nice. not the storms -- they are not going to end the drought but any drop we could get is

helpful. >> and keep the fire season at bear. >> yeah. >> thank you. quick action by high school basketball player saving the life of an up pire who clams -- umpire who collapsed during a game this weekend engeorgia. moments before -- in georgia. moments before the umpire collapsed. he stepped into help, performed cprish till the paramedics survived. -- cpr till the paramedics survived. >> i didn't think i would need to use it but i am glad i know how to do it now. this is important why. >> it is important. the umpire was airlifted to a hospital where he is reported to be in intensive care tonight. >> may have saved his life. coming up next, march madness continues with second day action, stanford does something they haven't done since 2008. sports wrap is next.

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good evening everyone. thank you for joining sunday edition of sports wrap. a couple of kansas basketball players giggled yesterday and acted like they never heard of stanford's leading scorer but now they know him, all the cardinal. this is the first ncaa birth for stanford since 2008. they played second seed kansas in st. louis. the final seconds of the first half, he pulls up gets the three. kansas 24-22 at the break. tied in the second half. stanford forces the turnover.

randall. they are chasing him. 13 steals for randall today. the long run. he scores. fouled. stanford leads by 4. 7 minutes to go. coach, you are saving my jobs, kids. powell hampered by foul trouble, led with 15 points. nice move here to break the tie. he decides to try the move again. this time a miss but josh is there. stanford leads by 4. 3 minutes left. jayhawks fans know this is the end. or is it? a three-pointer to make it a two point game. 15 seconds to go. there is no more tears. stanford make as free throw. he needs another three force over time. not even close. stanford wins, they are going to the sweet sixteen. many a tear drop has to fall but it is all in the game. stanford travels to memphis to play dayton thursday.

jayhawks freshman wiggens is headed for the nba. he was held to four points. he didn't know randall. >> we would definite -- saw that video. he told me not to talk about it but -- [ laughter ] >> i took it as a challenge. it was a stab at our team. you know, we took it as a challenge. it was extra motivation for the game. >> and we have our first number one seed to fall. marshall and witch staw came in 35-0 -- wichita came in 35-0. early 31 points. but the 8 seed kentucky comes back. young hits the three. uk up by two. wichita state has one last chance. the three-pointer and the big come back victory?

no. kentucky wins 78-76. wildcats face louisville in the sweet sixteen. in the east, iowa state holding off north carolina 85-83 and tennessee beats the bears by 20. this season st. mary's hoping to bring the trophy home. not going to happen. they played minnesota in minneapolis today. second round of the nit. holt with a three ball. holt led with 21 points. minnesota gets two chances to score here. walker gives the gophers the first lead of the game with 15 minutes left. minnesota wins 63-55. st. marry finishes 23-12. >> we got another first time whipper -- first time winner on the pga tour and the sprint cup where a driver make as late

great surge. we will be right back.

>> we saw tears of sorrow in the ncaa basketball games and now tears of joy. 30-year-old was very emotional in orlando. scott blew a three stroke 54 hole lead. there is another bogy. he finished in third place. he started five shots back of scott. he makes the birdie putt. he has a share of the lead. 2 under 70 today, finishes minus 13 over all. he turned pro in 2005. never earned a million but he gets a check today for 1.1 million bucks. >> nascar is back in southern

california today. >> california seat limit is 70 miles per hour. i am just -- speed limit is 70 miles per hour. i am just kidding. drivers, start your engine. >> jimmie johnson led with 7 laps to go. second straight week he has tire issues. he falls to 24. kyle busch wins the race second time this year. larsen finishes in second place and kyle is the fifth different winner in the first 5 sprint cup races this season. interesting note here, stanford plays four seniors, ku plays one senior and six freshman. experience is what we are seeing now. so many young talents going into the nba they don't stick around and become strong college players and those teams that keep the players, meld

really well. >> yeah. proof today. >> thank you. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, breaking news, a four alarm fire in a commercial building happening right now. >> in a commercial district in vala. this video -- lula. this video just came in. we will have an update tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. >> we are always here for you on facebook, twitter and www.ktvu.com. see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. everyone.

look at us, getting ready for a double date with actual women who publicly acknowledge they're our girlfriends. yes, actual women are the best. i don't understand. what other kind of women are there? howard, artificial women are your department. you want to take this? no, it would just freak him out. listen, before we leave, i should warn you, i'm a passionate man and i tend towards public displays of affection. what are you trying to tell me, howard? there might be some making out in the car or the restaurant, and i don't want bernadette to feel uncomfortable, so it would help if you and penny made out, too.