now at 5:00, new developments in the massive five alarm fire in the east bay as artists visit to find years worth of work destroyed. >> everything is gone, pretty much totally gutted. >> live team coverage on the damage and the investigation. >> continuing coverage on the deadly crash involving a bus full of students, what officials are saying about reports of a fire before the crash. >> >> deadline is looming. what last-minute tax filers need to know before april 15th.

live pictures are of the breaking news happening in the south bay. crews continuing to battal massive five alarm fire at a building in san jose. this is just shy of downtown. >> it started a little over an hour ago. it is burning at montgomery street and park avenue. what used to be the old kn tv television studios. have we wanted to show you live pictures of what is happening at the school. the smoke now white. it appears the crews are getting the upper hand on the massive five alarm fire. >> >> debra just arrived at the scene. she will have a live update for us later in the newscast. >> >> we turn into the investigation into another fire, a large fire in berkeley that one destroyed a number of buildings and caused millions of dollars in damage. we have live team coverage from

the scene. katie spoke to artists who is work was destroyed in the fire. >> >> reporter: if you take a look behind me, you can see this still a fairly active fire scene. berkeley fire crews still on the scene. they will be here overnight making sure there are no flareups. there is so much ash and wood debris in the building. the big warehouse that burned down. there is no real way of completely extinguishing the flames. they have to wait for the fire to die out on their own. crews say they don't want to be go going in and out of the building unless absolutely necessary. because what is left of the roof, it could collapse at at any time. crews say the fire brought down electrical wires onto a truck. crews had to wait until pg & e could shut down power in the area. crews managed to contain the fire at 1:00 this morning. have been keeping an eye on it

ever since. now, the investigation into how the fire started in the first place is about to get underway. >> there is nothing to indicate it's suspicious in nature. nothing is ruled out until we can rule it out. >> we have learned more fire investigators will be on the scene tomorrow and crews tell us experts from the by owe of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives will be on hand trying to determine exactly what happened, here, for now, we are live in berkeley. ktvu channel "2 news." we go to katie who talked to neighboring business owners and learn how this fire has disrupted their lives. >> reporter: retail faces for the wooden duck and import tile are on the south end of the building. so they are unharmed and will be open for business. if you follow me this way, the warehouse space is where the damage is. people talese spaces in that building, artisans, tenants, they lost everything. >> it was tremendous, flames

were very bright orange billowing flames coming up. >> reporter: brian reached the corner of 1st avenue and second street before firefighters. he shot this cell phone video around 8:00 last night. as power lines sparked from the heat of a massive warehouse fire. contending with live wires, crews battled a building full of wooden furniture. >> i was concerned for him because the flames were coming up close to him. >> reporter: overnight, five hours later, they knocked down the fire and as the sun rose, tenants surveyed the destruction >> i just came from l.a. i heard about this last night and i wanted to check up. >> reporter: naomi leases space here for her design company. >> everything is gone right now. totally gutted. machine, and all of the stuff, like my 23 years everything is

gone. >> reporter: storage area for import tile and the wooden duck sustained significant damage as well as a multimedia production company. the owner of the tile store owns the entire building. he estimates the loss to be anywhere from $6 million to $8 million, including all of the inventory that was stored in this warehouse. he does want the community to know that both his tile store and the wooden duck wooden duck should be open tomorrow. >> you will find the very latest on the investigation into that fire on our website plus, more incredible video of the huge flames in our video player on the website >> 49er superstar faces new legal trouble for something that happened at the airport. authorities at la-x said they arrested him after he yelled the word "bomb" in the terminal after he was randomly selected

for a screening and became belligerent the linebacker was arrested on a drunk driving charge in 2012 and weapons charges last year. 49ers general manager released a statement about the latest arrest saying -- . new developments in last week's deadly bus crash on interstate 5 in glenn county. despite what a witness reported, investigators said today there is no evidence that suggesteds that fedex truck that plowed into the bus was on fire before impact. cautioning that the investigation is still preliminary, the ntsb said today a fire expert did not find markers of flames. >> there is no evidence of preimpact fire located at the accident scene. on the median, or on the highway. >> >> the question may be settled by a blood test of the driver's

remains, which could reveal whether he inhaled smoke before the crash. the ntsb is working to obtain video from witnesses phone cameras and highway patrol dash cams. thationly will check on by the ejected victims were not wearing seatbelts. >> >> investigator mark rosen noted that there is a high rate of accidents near the crash scene. more than 100 crashes during the past five years. >> >> san jose firefighters used the jaws of life to rescue two people from a car that crashed into a industry. that accident happened around 1:00 this morning on suncrest avenue. firefighters tweeted these photos of the rescue. there were three people in that car. two needed help getting out with the jaws of life. authorities say all three had injuries that were not life- threatening. they have not released any

other details. >> >> it a peers a little black and white cat was stuck up in this tall tree and firefighters needed a latter truck to get it out. it's not clear how the cat made it back to the ground, but the last photo showed firefighters, ready to catch the cat in a blanket. today, a lot of sunshine out there. clearing sky into the afternoon. a bit of haze out there, but still looking pretty good as we head into sunday evening. outside, we have basically cloud free conditions with fog hanging out toward the shore line. looking toward the bay bridge, we have mostly clear skies i was talking about the haze out there. in terms of the fog, it is focused near the immediate shoreline. we'll go to the camera and show you patchy fog south of the golden gate bridge. we were advertising a warmup, it did happen, but there are

cool conditions toward half moon bay. but as far as current numbers, the warm temperatures out there. not warm in san francisco. santa rosa, 70, warm temperatures mainly in the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. 80 in antioch right now. today, clearly warmer than yesterday. we have a temperature change. we are working on the forecast for tomorrow. we'll have more on that and we'll let you floe if you have any rain to talk about in the five-day forecast. >> >> you can follow mark and the rest of the ktvu weather team online. they are posting updates on facebook and twitter, even when we are not on the air. >> >> newest span of the bay bridge has problems, reportedly including rust t has been found on cables and rods inside of a chamber. engineers were described as alarmed at this situation. a bridge spokesman insist there

is no concern about corrosion. >> >> meantime, the designer warned cal-tran that some parts could crack. sections did not fit precisely together once they came here from overseas. design engineers are not worried about catastrophic failure, they were concerned about quake damage and an earlier need for repair. cal-tran told the chronicle that the risk of crack something remote. >> >> running for boston, the symbolic race by dozens of bay area runners on the anniversary of boston marathon attacks. >> >> the launch of the website it was terribly flawed. >> tonight, what else she is saying about her work days after resigning from her post.

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dude! tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. back to the breaking news in the south bay. >> debra is live in san jose where crews continue to work to put our the massive 5 alarm fire. deb, can you describe the scene for us? >> reporter: we are seeing less flame, but still alot of heavy smoke coming off this property. take a look. there are engine and ladder trucks on all four sides of this building. this fire started two hours ago, sending alot of heavy smoke up earlier, visible from the south bay freeways, like sending a cloud over downtown san jose. this is an old television building. kn tv channel 11 which moved out of the structure years ago.

recently, it has been a persistent problem with homeless people, dozens of them breaking in and camping in the building. the structure is hollow. making it difficult to fight. san jose fire has had to pull away because of parts of the building collapsing. here is the fire captain, reggie williams a couple of minutes ago. >> when we arrived on the scene a couple of people were in the building and had escaped. we couldn't we don't know if there were more inside. we actually have to withdraw from the building and go into a defensive mode. during the initial minutes of the fire, we had several collapses of the building, the roof collapsed. the walls collapsed and we have had huge firefight on our hands. >> >> reporter: about eight people were seen escaping the

building. transients who were squatting in the building. the fire department does not know if there were more inside and if more were trapped. they will not know until this becomes under control and cools down and becomes structurally safe for them to go inside and do a complete search. right now, captain williams is not making an estimate on that timetable becauses you can see this is still a firefight here in san jose. >> >> developing news out of kansas where three people were killed and a 14-year-old boy critically injured when police say an elderly gunman opened fire at a jewish community center and outside of a retirement home. police in overland park say they arrested the suspected shooter, in his 70s. he was smiling aces he was taken into custody and thoughted hitler. it was really scary.

i mean, i kind of couldn't help but think about sandy hook, just looking around at these very young children. i was really scared. >> methodist pastor said two of the victims were parishioners at his church. a 14-year-old girl and her father were headed to an interfaith service at the community center. the shooter asked people if they were jewish before he opened fire there. in the bay area, people in san francisco say they have taken extra security precautions following today's shooting. >> >> coast guard cutter strut ton cut -- to the delight of by area families. families waited to greet their loved ones who returned after a 90-day deployment. it traveled 20,000-miles. the coast guard said crews seized or disrupted the sale of

more than 4600-pounds of cocaine. along the way, they also saved a sea turtle caught in fishing nets off panama. >> >> google will be sending out reminders about their one day sale coming up on tuesday for the google glass. anyone who wants to dish out 1,500 will be able to buy them. it's unclear how many devices will be available. the sale takes place online at the google website. so far, more than 10,000 sets have been sold to developers. >> >> twitter appears to have a huge number of users who have never even used it. according to tracking charts, 44% of twitter accounts are dormant. data shows another 30% have been between one and 10 tweets. 13% have tweeted more than 100 times. twitter said they have 214 million active users, which are those who log in at least once

a month. >> >> we have a bunch of twitter fools here. we are busy tweeting all of the time. mark is tweeting about the weather, but you can see him here live. >> briefly want to touch on the san jose fire. we had camera positioned on that, showing you the time lapse. there was the scene at 3:40. air quality is taking a hit in this region. winds are pushing the smoke plume to the south and east. this was the scene until 4:15 and i noticed after that point a change out there, the dark plume plume turned into a white plume so they are getting a better handle on this. >> >> wind speeds in the south bay, winds at nine miles an hour, the overall direction in the south bay. sfo wind says sustained at 24 and as far as right now, we have clear conditions out there. up in the north bay.

>> >> current temperatures, santa rosa checking in 70 degrees >> san francisco, 59, san jose reporting mostly clear conditions. the haze with the fire, currently 74 degrees and the forecast for tomorrow another nice one out there with temperatures on track to reach the upper 70s, around 78-79 degrees by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. so, nice recovery for your monday, another warm one out there. after a cool start tomorrow morning. a lot of 40s, low 40s for santa rosa and napa. san jose 50. 3:00 in if you are in ocean beach, temperatures, easily back into the upper 60s, temperature sensor heading across the bay as you work your way inland. back into the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. today a few spots in the upper

70s. tomorrow, the warmest locations, 80-81 degrees by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. overall weather pattern. high pressure off off shore has been strengthening and sticks around for tomorrow. another warm day on tap. patchy low clouds to start out the day, clearing skies and temperatures inland, we showed you, warming back up to near 80 degrees. around the bay, coast, mainly in the mid-60s. the high will begin to weaken on tuesday and when. we'll shave off a few degrees, but these are all minor changes to talk about in the five-day forecast. here is our forecast model showing you some of the fog trying to redevelop overnight coast side and a few patches. clouds clear back to the other shore line. here we go in the 60s u warmest location in the 70s to 80 degrees mid-day monday. write down the forecast. patchy fog, 40s to 50s. then partly sunny skies.

by 4:00, big temperature range. 65-80 degrees. a close look to the forecast, monday, a few 70s out there, a few 80s sprinkled on the maps, san francisco, 69 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast and then temperatures will cool off a little bit by tuesday and wednesday, partly cloudy skies for thursday and friday. with your weekend always in view. cooler saturday, then slightly warmer on sunday. coming up, just after 5:40, we'll look at the weather conditions for the lunar eclipse expected late tomorrow. >> > thousands of homes are now without power or water. the storm downgraded from a category four to category 1 when it made landfall, but it is still battering the northeast coast with rain and winds. no reports of death or major

destruction as of yet. >> >> duke and duchess of cambridge put rumors of another pregnancy to rest. they began yesterday when prince william and wife kate who told a woman she may have to make another one some day. later, kate participated in wine tasting, which would be a big no no if she were pregnant. she was showing her adventurous side in a rafting trip. >> i was stopped a half mile from the finish line. i didn't get to finish. >> bay area runners remembering boston. the symbolic race they ran ahead of the anniversary of the boston marathon attacks. >> >> first, a battle of old versus new, why sir paul is considering ditching candle stick for a concert at the new stadium.

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10,000 people packed into saint peter's square for palm sunday mass. it was a long procession of people carrying their palms toward the al tar. pope francis ignored a prepared sermon and spoke spontaneously.

>> >> after that service, young people swarmed around the pope to take selfies. he didn't wait for the vehicle to stop. he hopped off for a few photos and sipped some tea that someone passed to him from the crowd. >> >> the crieses in ukraine is escalating to a new level with the president there saying he is launching a large anti- terrorist operation against militia. this as new reports of bloodshed emerge. the president's remarks come a day after prorussian gunmen took over a police station and government buildings in three largely russian speaking eastern cities. today the president gave the government until tomorrow morning to vacating buildles buildings or face consequences. the president spoke hours after ukrainian special forces and

prorussian militia exchanged gunfire. eastern ukrainian city -- ukraine's interior minister said at a security service officer was killed. and russia reported a prorussian separatist was killed. >> >> in chile, a massive wildfire sweeps through a coastal city and 15 people died. it makes it extremely difficult for crews to get control of the fire because of wind. 10,000 people have been evacuated, including 200 prison inmates. the fire began in a forested area on one of the city's many hill tops. one woman that made her way home called the fire a living hell. >> now to the search for the missing malaysian plane. search operations in the southern indian ocean expanded by 40%. the search area growing to a massive 22,000 square miles a bit smaller than the entire state of west virginia. no pings detected for nearly a

week now, search administrators fear the black box batteries have lost power. the batteries are supposed to last 30-days and it has been 37 days since the boeing 777 vanished. the recovery of the plate date that u that and recorders are seen as essential to determining what happened to the jet and the 239 people onboard. >> >> san francisco facing a major rival in trying to host a big concert by paul mccartney. . san francisco chronicle reports he is considering for the opening of levi stadium in santa claira. that can jeopardize him playing at candle stick levi's stadium is due to open in august for

the 49er's season opener. . >> >> it's a taxing time. what last-minute filers need to know. >> >> the tax deadline is looming. we'll tell you how more and more people are choosing to file this year. plus, we kin to monitor the breaking news in south bay. firefighters making progress on battling this five alarm fire. we'll have the very latest coming up after the break. >> >> you can download the ktvu-i pad atmosphere app -- .

an update on breaking news, 5 alarm fire in san jose. you can see the smoke has really gone down, but this is how it looked at its peak. this is the old kn tv, tv station. eight people, presumably homeless people were seen escaping the building. firefighters would like to talk to them or anyone in the area when the fire started. firefighters are not sure if anyone else was inside of the building. it's too dangerous for them to go in and take a look. they are staying on the scene and will be there much of the rest of the evening. >> >> as boston prepares for its first marathon since last

year's devastating bombings, a runner -- sally duvall's husband was there. he made it home safely. sally said terrorists cannot team her away from next week's race. >> they can't keep us down. these terrorist acts keep happening, we need to rise above then. >> the bombing on april 15th last year killed three people and injured more than 260 others. many of them seriously. suspected bomber waiting a trial on federal charges that could bring the death penalty his brother was killed as the two tried to escape police. >> >> bay area athletes are gearing up for the boston marathon. >> >> noe, lle walker -- >> reporter: the boston marathon, this year, emotions a likely running deeper.

today, mill valley at a fun run, runners showed they have something to prove. it has nothing to do with the marathon. running a marathon takes physical -- and mental endurance. several who hit the trails this morning for symbolic 2.6 had their feet planted in mill valley and minds in boston. >> i was stopped a half mile from the finish line. i didn't get to finish. >> reporter: the bombs shook the boston marathon, but they didn't shake the city's resolve or the runners, cathy is going back along with ultra marathoner to finish what she started last year. >> i can still see where i was right about to turn the corner and i know when i get to that point, it will probably be joyous and emotional at the same time. >> reporter: johnson said the

bombings, police interviewed anyone wearing a boston marathon shirt and always ended the questioning with "we hope you will come back." 54 runners from marine county are going this year. >> i'm going back. i wanted to be a part of the healing process. >> reporter: the healing starts at home. runners donated shoes and food to help marin county need in. later this week, they will be packing goodwill on the trip to boston. >> reporter: it won't just be a race, it's the human race coming together. >> and that was noell, walker the autopsy on the hiker

whose body was found yesterday is expected to shed light on the woman's death. that report is expected to be released tomorrow at the earliest. 33-year-old magdelina has been missing for two weeks. the body did not have obvious vines of trauma. it was found in a rugged steep area of the mountain. there is no word on a memorial. >> >> deadline is looming to file your income taxes. this coming tuesday is tax day. the deadline is forcing procrastinate tors to scramble. more and more people are choosing to file electronically. >> >> reporter: it's getting close. there are officially two days left until april 15th. better known as the deadline to file your taxes. >> i did them early about a week after i received they can. that was back in march. >> inside of this jackson

hewitt prepares are keeping busy. more and more people are filing electronically, fast, easy, refunds come within weeks, not months. >> >> this year, i detided to try the electronic. it worked out great. >> reporter: filing online instead of pay agaves it -- it's still important to make sure all information like social security numbers are correct so the government doesn't reject your returns. >> almost have to say 70% of the time when they send something back, it's because of social security errors. >> reporter: if you don't have your paperwork together, you can file a free extension until october 15th. but he doesn't recommend it.

>> of course post offices will be open tuesday. some of them will have extended hours for the last second filers. more details now on where you can mail your taxes if you want to do it old school style. the main post office in oakland is open until 8:30 p.m. on 7th street and the main post office in san jose is open until 8:30 if you started to apply for health insurance, there are only a few days to complete the process with some exceptions such as the birth of the baby. open enrollment ends tuesday. that was extended after complaints about the website and jammed phone lines. the next open enrollment period begins this fall. >> >> kathleen sebilius admitted that the federal health care

ñ.gov website performed badly at first. >> the launch of the website was terribly flued and terribly difficult. the good news, we said it would be fixed in eight weeks and it was. >> she resigned on friday saying the obama administration reached their target of 7.5 million signups and americans are better off. >> >> the great thing, there is a market behind the site that works even better. people have competitive choices and real information for the first time ever in this insurance market. >> >> president obama has nominated sylvia ma threws for the next secretary >> people in colorado can get their medical marijuana from from a vending machine. colorado's first vending machine made the debut this weekend. it verifies users with their drivers license and cameras. >> cameras allow us to use

advanced bio any tricks to metrics to make sure the person that swipes that card is the person in that card. >> >> we are continuing to monitor the breaking news in the south bay where firefighters are making progress on a five alarm fire. an update when we come back. >> >> mark will have the complete bay area forecast. ♪ and theg really good around ♪ . turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have aanly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪

an update on the breaking newells of the 5 alarm fire in san jose off bird and interstate 280 near downtown. the building is the old kn tv studios. eight people, presumably

homeless people were seen leaving that building. firefighters say they don't know if anyone else is inside. right now, the building is so unstable, they had to retreat. they can't go in and look. the fire is contained, mostly, and white smoke coming from the scene. >> >> let's check in with mark. he has been tracking the wind conditions for the firefighters and conditions throughout the bay area. >> the wind in the south bay primarily san jose out of the northwest. the wind will be transported to the south in that immediate area. winds not too strong, but moderate breeze around 10-12- miles an hour in the south bay. a big of a stronger breeze toward sfo and oakland airport as well. fairfield, 79 degrees. san jose, a high of 75, san francisco, 63 degrees. fog still a factor right near the immediate coastline primarily south of the golden

gate bridge. closer inspection -- right now. we do have partly cloudy skies, coastal fog that will be regrouping over night, so it will gradually increase in coverage. over san francisco bay, we have mostly clear skies, a bit of a breeze out there. winds 10-20-miles an hour. tomorrow, morning fog with more sunshine extended, no major changes here a sun cloud mix and overall a dry weather pattern. overnight lows to start out your monday, showing you 40s in santa rosa, napa. san jose starting out the day 50 degrees. a total lunar escription for late tomorrow and tuesday. here's the sun, the earth and the earth's shadow casted on the moon, quite an event. the timing we are expecting this in the bay area around 11:00. 10:58 to be precise. the eclipse starts.

the moon will have the copper reddish look. of course, the fog always a concern for us. we'll have patchy fog in the immediate coastline and we could have a few around the bay close tore san francisco, but i'll be looking tomorrow night to check out the site, always a neat scene for us. as we track the eclipse for early tuesday morning. as far this will be the source of fairly warm temperatures tomorrow in the neighborhoods, near 80 degrees. around the bay, a lot of 70s out there, beaches in the mid- 60s, a few spots could be approaching upper 60s. here's our here -- showing you the fog. clearing skies, a few partly cloudy skies, yellow contower links up with the 70s, so a lot of 70s on the forecast map for

monday afternoon. santa rosa 77, oakland, 72. san jose in the upper 70s, 78, morgan hill. 79, these numbers about the same as today, even a few degrees warmer. the look ahead, your five-day forecast will shave off a few degrees tuesday and wednesday a week system that will increase the marine layer. these are minor temperature changes with your weekend in view. it looks like sunday will be the warmest day. we'll keep our fingers crossed for the fog. if you get the clear skies, it could be a beautiful sight out there. >> >> opening for the season, a few weeks ahead of season. glacier point road opens to drivers tomorrow and it opened to bicyclists this weekend. park officials warn the roads may be wet with some melting snow and of course, there is the possibility of wildlife

being present. bear, deer. that kind of thing. no running water available and visitor's services are limited in the high country. this june celebrates the 150th anniversary of the land grant by president lincoln to keep yosemite wild. frozen four -- hot on the streets. fans upset over the loss and vandalized the area. 19 people were arrested. the department took extra precautions following a similar disturbance thursday night when two officers were injured. >> >> coming up, the master's wraps up. does bubba watson win his second green jacket? we'll tell you. we will have complete highlights, coming up next in

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good evening, everyone, welcome to this early edition of sports wrap. >> >> bubba watson, one under the belt coming into the final round of the masters. trying to become the youngest player to ever win this tournament. early on, he was anything but shrinking. one putt by a stroke at 600. matt got in temporarily, sharing the lead after this. he followed that up with a

double bogey on 4. >>able speak failing it from the bunkers, he finds the bottom of the cup. he plays the first four holes 2 under par and two stroke lead on watson. >> the 8th hole, speak took a bogey. this is watson's chip for eagle. watson would have to settle for a bogey, he is tied for speaks with the lead. watson, making his fourth birdie at the front 9. this would be another two stroke seen. speeds needs this for par. he will take a bogey, suddenly, down by two. watson lost a shot, but got it back with this birdie at 13. he did what so many have had trouble doing. parred the final five hole to finish with 69. his wife and wife and young son watching, he earned his second

green jacket in five years. >> the first one, for me, it was almost like i lucked into it. this one was alot of hard work, dedication an got back here after giving away that jacket last year, i kind of wanted it back. >> here's a final look at the scoreboard where watson ends up 8 under par. three strokes in front of speed who could only man a 72. -- . at & t park has been the site of some exciting walk offhits, but before today, nothing came courtesy of brandon crawford. giants, a lead, pablo added to the lead. a drive to the right that would have found -- rockies chipped

away with one in the 7th and two in the eighth. it was a 4-4 game. greg tried to send everybody home in the 9th. a drive to right center taking this away from michael qadire, figuring that's the opening he needed. making an inside of the park homerun, but a relay on the money and he is tagged out at the plate. they head to the 10th, still tied at 4. crawford put a powerful swing on this and that sent everybody home. crawford gets the first walk offhit of his career and the joins take the game and the giants take the game and the series. >> >> oakland a's still to come --

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the a's had it go deep into their bull pen, but liked what they saw. scott has been nearly perfect in his short open tenure. romero, kyle seiger and justin, three of the nine strike outvictims. the strikeout of smoke ended it. in the 6th. casimir, reddick, going to retire brad miller. casimir left the game with tightness in his tri-ceps muscle. one in the seats with the runner on. second homer of the year, 2-0 and then just to make sure josh donaldson added one for insurance in the ninth, opposite field for his third of

the year. dan gets the win for oakland a third of the five pitchers. a a's first in the al west, headed to anaheim for the first of three tomorrow. >> >> columbus crew, the first place team in the east, today, as the crews scored first, centering pass to fredericko, buries a shot in the back of the net, 1-0, earthquakes answered back in the 51st minute. shea with a corner kick. three goals on the season for him. ending 1-1 tie. quakes are still western conference -- 0-2 and 2 in four games. >> >> in case you missed it last night, many pacqui o, addresser throughout -- unanimous winner

on all of the judges cards, bradley lose says for the first time in 32 profights. >> >> warriors trying to improve their playoff standing. we'll tell you about that in the next edition. >> let's go warriors >> coming up, much more on the firefight in san jose where crews are knocking down a five alarm fire. >> thank you for making ktvu your source for new us, we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> >> you can see us on facebook, twitter and ktvu. we'll see you back at at 10:00. tonight, good night. everyone. hing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪

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all right, i'm ready for my next question. in a world where rhinoceroses are domesticated pets, who wins the second world war? uganda. defend. kenya rises to power on the export of rhinoceroses. a central african power block is formed, colonizing north africa and europe. when war breaks out, no one can afford the luxury of a rhino. kenya withers, uganda triumphs. correct. my turn. in a world where a piano is a weapon, not a musical instrument, on what does scott joplin play "the maple leaf rag"? tuned bayonets. defend.