hundreds come to an east bay church to hear civil rights leader jesse jackson. what he has to say about the movement. president obama meets with india's leader during a historic church. and the commute through a san jose neighborhood. we will have details on road closures for the sante fay bay

expansion. good evening. i'm david stevenson in for dave wayne. and i'm heather hall. january is coming to a close and it has been dry. we are here with a look at the temperatures. marca, san francisco seemed to cool off. >> yes. what is interesting. warm and seeping in closer to the bay and preventing them from more backup. here is a live look of san francisco. beautiful and we will call it cool to mild and some of the preliminary highs and for oakland 67 degrees and you get an idea where the fog was near fairfield, 67 degrees near the delta and those temperatures maxing out in the 50s for this afternoon. here you can see from the satellite, a loop over the past six hours and there is that central hour fog clearing out and the cooling impacts keeping the temperatures down all day

and more of an offshore flow. look at half-moon bay and 64 degrees last hour and half moon bay around 68 and the beaches were warm today. and actually a distance away. and we are tracking the showers and we will have more in a few minutes. today was the 22nd winter spare the air day of the season which means that burning is banned tonight an wood and logs and other solid fuels is prohibited inside and out and the scientists say they are prohibited since one can pollute a neighborhood. the lanes are open after a bike lift was killed. officers responded to a report of collision between a vehicle

and a cyclist north of fremont avenue. a 34-year-old woman was driving a ford fusion when they collided. the cyclist, a 24-year-old merced man was under the influence. and we know the name of a woman where she was kill under a vehicle toppled on top of her. two vehicles collided and one overturned and she was pronounsed dead. both drivers suffered minor injuries and the cause of accident remains under investigation. hundreds of turkeys in central california have tested positive for bird flu and the poultry company uncovered a flu outbreak at a county ranch. it has since been quarantined. this particular strand of the

bird flu virus carries no health risk. no turkey products have been affect. the wildlife organization rescuing bay area birds are shoulderings the costs without help from the federal government. more than 300 birds have been rescued and 250 birds are still at the center for cleaning and treatment. center officials say they are spending about $9500 a day. and that's almost $80,000 so far. and there is still another two or three weeks worth of work to do. federal relief funding is typically available for oil spills and not aware where the substance came from, more than 150 birds have died. from india comes news that president obama and india's prime minister have broken a deadlock on a long stalled

civilian nuclear pack. >> reporter: president obama arriving in new deli wheres was welcomed at the palace expressing a desire to have a stronger relationship between the two countries. >> this reflects a long relationship with our people. >> president obama's visit comes four months after the prime minister of india met with the president in washington. the three day trip is xed to include discussions about climated change and economic issues and the fight against extremism. a global strategy is needed to fight terror groups. >> every country must fulfill its obligations and to have safe havens and bring things to justice. >> the trip is not only symbolic and they say substantial progress has been made and that includes plans to

unlock billions of dollars in nuclear trade. we achieved a break through and understanding on two issues that we are holding up our ability to advance the civil nuclear operation and moving towards full implementation. >> president obama is the first president to attend the india festivities and his trip will be cut short to fly to saudi arabia to pay his respects after the king of dali. richmond church played a record in the cease operation efforts talked about civil rights. it was delivered by reverend jesse jackson. we were there as jackson touched on the divide between police and some community and live now for us at richmond police headquarters. >> heather police helped the church coordinate the visit. this is and community with an evolving relationship with police. jackson said police are not to

blame for all of the problems. he says poverty is a weapon of mass destruction. the church goes by the name church with a group for a reason. >> the joyful noise at sunday services can't be contained. today they raised the roof. opened the door for a special guest. >> jesse jackson. he ran for president and in 1984. 1988. >> civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson says the struggle is not over.

>> when does it end? jackson touched on the ongoing protests in the streets following the instances of white police officers shooting and killing unarmed black men during sunday's services, a small group held protests signs outside of the church in richmond. >> all lives matter in our city. >> a city where just last month the police chief picked up a sign and joined a black lives matters demonstration. police should not shoot people. people should not shoot police. we can resolve these issues because we need each other. >> i don't think there is a police officer in this nation that comes to work intentionally wanting to kill somebody. i think it is probably one of the worse things that any officer can experience. jackson says police are not the root of the problem. >> police are not why we have all of these problems. police are not why i can't get

a scholarship. >> and opportunity ... >> and sometimes separate us. >> we survive in fear but we must learn to live together in hope. >> keeping in church tradition, reverend jackson ended his sermon. >> i will not go backwards. >> through the roof. >> god's child, nothing can hol me back. i fall down and i get up. i get up. i get up. jesse jackson will be on the peninsula and in silicon valley. he will be pushing for job opportunities in those high tech businesses that are traditionally dominated by white men. >> powerful message. they are in richmond, thank you. board of directors will meet next month and could consider dropping trespassing charges against 14 protestors that chained them sells to the west oakland station the day after thanksgiving. the protestors interrupted

services on black friday. bars loss an estimated $70,000 in fares. the general manager wanted the protestors to pay that money to the agency but she says the restitution can come in the form of community service. but pressure might drop the form to drop any form of restitution to be paid off. isis terrorists executed one of two japanese hostages. it shows one journalist holding photos of the hostage that was executed. it appeared four days after japan refused to pay the ransom. our policies are pretty well set, chris. we don't get into negotiation

with terrorists and we don't pay ransom because the cash fuels further kidnappings that continue to exacerbate the problem. >> isis is demanding a prisoner swap for the release of the rest of the japanese hostages. they want a woman arrested more than nine years ago after she was caught wearing explosives that did not go off. benjamin netanyahu is defending his decision to talk about negotiation with iran on it's the nuclear program. >> as prime minister of israel, i am obligated to make every effort to prevent iran from achieving nuclear weapons to be aimed at the state of israel. >> an invitation was not coordinated with the white house and as of yet president

obama and mr. benjamin netanyahu were not scheduled to meet. some say it is part of a ploy to meet after the prime minister's appearance. u.s. gas prices will drop below two dollars a gallon. last week aaa says they would go to that after january and we did find gas for 2.09. according to the car club the national average is 2.04 and that rises in california to 2.45 a gallon and in san francisco it is 2.47 and 2.48 in oakland and 2.46 in san francisco. the cheapest gas by the way is 1.77 in missouri. totally cannabis. in san jose. >> and the increase in childhood vaccinations in one county. also ahead.

new york's city mayor says the blizzard could be the biggest the city has seen and what is being done to prepare for the harsh weather.

for those looking to find out more of the medical marijuana business there was a seminar at the convention center. there were exhibits to peruse and the latest number from the state indicate that total sales of medical marijuana in california tops one billion dollars a year. a lot of the younger folks coming in excited and interested in coming up with inventions and new ways of growing that plan and of nuturing indoors and outdoors and there are a lot of folks here. for those that did not make it to the event the convention is slated to return to san francisco in august. new information about the

california supreme court's ruling to prohibit state judges from be long to go to boy scouts because they discriminate against gays. according to the los angeles times, more than one hundred california attorneys sent an e- mail objecting to the prohibition prior to the court's decision on friday. those attorneys argue that band created an unconstitutional test for public office and threatened the constitutional rights of california judges. judges, too, sent in arguments opposed to the band. the boy scouts of america started to allow openly gay boys to be scouts but does not allow gay adults to serve as leaders. the number of children exempt from vaccinations may be on the decline because of a new law. the percent of kindergartens exempt between 2002 and 2012 jumped from 3-point 7% to 7.8%. but a law went into effect last year requiring parents who don't want the child to be vaccinated to speak with a health care provider and by the end the year, the percent of

kindergartens dropped to below 7%. the number of children that died from flu complications have dropped but the latest death was in napa and four other deaths one in so knowna and two in san mateo and two in san francisco. the first case was in an adult living in southern california. a blizzard warning is in effect for new york and the region the forecast is to receive anywhere from 20 to 30- inches of snow. new york city mayor bill de blasio warned residents to be prepared. this literally could be one of the top two or three largest storms in the history of this city and we need to plan accordingly. the snow is expected to be heavy and come down fast. two or three inches an hour and visibility will be reduced. this latest storm follows

another storm that moves up the east coast leaving a coating from pennsylvania to new england. students in minneapolis are bringing the snowplow into the 21st century. students at woody college of technology are among the competitors and the autonomous contest. they use math and engineer skills to follow the rules that the machine must be hands free. bragging rights are on the line and these students are hoping that the machines they create will pave a new path for the future of snow removal. we can use some of that snow in the sierra and some rain here in the bay area. let's check in with our our meteorologist mark tamayo and not a chance for rain? >> there is a tiny chance but not what we need measuring a few hundredths of an inch. heather you lived in new york and when you hear two or three feet of snow, how does it make you feel? >> i would love it now. i didn't love it when i was

there. >> i bet. >> here is the radar perspective, as you can see on the live storm tracker 2 and this is the early stages of the development and this will be eventual track. those blizzard warnings in place for monday and tuesday and snowfall extreme. 20 to 30-inches and winds could be gusting to 65 miles per hour and here is the forecast. look at what happens tomorrow morning. not too much happening, the snowfall begins and look what happens, the things crank up and here is the projections, 28- inches of snowfall by ten p.m. tuesday. that is something to watch out for for monday and tuesday. back here in the bay area. we have mostly clear skies. and high clouds will be paying

a a visit. overnight lows, that is the cool part of the day and temperatures have been calling off over the past few days in the morning. 30s for napa and vallejo and 40s for san francisco and san jose. this was the weather pattern this week and all week we are talking about record warmths and warm temperatures out here but we cooled off quite a bit because the central valley fog is coupled with the offshore winds and transporting that air closer to the bay and especially out towards the delta and that was the case for today. now for tomorrow and tuesday, this system right now approaching southern california and this will generate clouds for tomorrow. and then by tuesday, we bring in the chance of a few showers in the bay area and not the rainfall we need but the chance of a few showers. here we are tomorrow morning, 9:00 and the clouds begin to move in the region especially for the southern half of the bay by monday afternoon and then look what happens early

tuesday morning. we have not been talking about this too much. the showers popping up in monterey bay and maybe scattered showers for the tuesday morning's commute and we should have partly cloudy skies by midweek and definitely more clouds in the monday forecast and with the southerly flow kicking in, we will raise the numbers out towards fairfield and antioch and so that warmth beginning to push in and not the 70s we were forecasting but a bump in the numbers. santa rosa 75 and san francisco 76 and pacifica 65 and more neighborhoods in the upper 60s for san jose and santa cruz topped up 83 degrees and one of the warmest temperatures, 83 in santa cruz and a look ahead for the five-day forecast, more clouds for monday and there is the stranger rain cloud on tuesday and that chance of a shower and then by wednesday and thursday, partly cloudy skies and then morning fog for friday and coming up at 5:45

and the forecast coming up where there may be rain clouds for the region. two feet of snow in new york city nothing to mess around with. the promoters of the san francisco boat show couldn't have asked for better weather. more than ten thousand people came to san francisco over the past four days to get an upclose look at all kinds of watercraft. more than 300 boats on display ranging from five hundred dollars paddle boats to 3 million-dollar yachts and despite the high price tag the watercraft can be assessable to everybody. the average income of a boater is less than one hundred thousand dollars a year and there's boats for everybody and it is a great sport for the family. the event offered kayaking and paddle boarding tutorials. angelina jolie pays a visit to iraq and what needs to be done to help refugees.

>> and if you are planning a trip abroad, you will want to hear this, why travel in europe is getting cheaper. >> and the controversial practice on the obama web site. and the government is stoping to help protect personal data.

angelina jolie is in iraq and meeting with refugees and calling for more help.

saying that 3 million families are displaced and joelie is a special envoy for refugees and say the help is not coming fast enough as many face the first winter away from home, she says "too many innocent people are paying the price of the conflict in syria and the spread of extremism." fighters are taking a strategically important northeastern city in nigeria. human rights activists say hundreds of civilians are at grave risk. the death toll has been put at 200 people. people's throats are being slit and kidnapping dozens of children. the attack comes as secretary of state john kerry is in nigeria. he says the u.s. is committed to help but says washington's

assistants will be on whether the movement is transparent. operations halted against al qaeda in yemin after armed rebels took over the capital backing the president. we have more from washington. >> reporter: yemin has never been a paragon of stability but in the past 48 hours it has gone from dangerous and laws will. they did cooperate with the fight against terror but these reports indicate the folks we used to call are not picking up the phone anymore and the pentagon says the picture is unclear and who is in charge and the matter of opinion is not fact. the latest reports indicate iranians control much of the capital. and indicating that the united states has precious assets along local eyes and ears. >> we can operate there despite the investments and when you put that on top of the fact

that you got this chaos in saudi arabia, we have really very few options on how we move forward to go after the bad guys. yemin's tribunal lands have served as a breeding and training ground for al qaeda and home to its most powerful branch. last year the u.s. carried out 23 drone strikes against terrorist targets with the hem of yemin security forces. yesterday the pentagon says things may be more difficult now but they will do what they need to. >> certainly a willing partner in yemin as in many places around the world makes missions like that much more effective. there is no question about it. we have also proven the ability to go after terrorists in various places unilaterally and we will retain that right. >> who are in control of yemin,

they are not proal qaeda, they are at odd with the terrorists and here is video chanting death to america and would give the casual observer pause when thinking about the future chances of a fruitful relationship continuing yemin and security forces. there is good news for americans that want to travel overseas. the u.s. dollar is gaining value. it has gained 20% in value against the euro that makes traveling in europe less expensive and the biggest expense is the airline ticket. the government has stopped supplying personal information from the government's web site that was sharing zip code and pregnancy status with 3rd

parties. two senators sent a letter to the administration citing security concerns and the web site no longer gives personal information but critics say there is no way of knowing how it is shared in the government computers. the new ford expansion to the south bay. what is in the work to make the plans a reality. >> and throwing their hats in the rain. what political insiders are saying about crop of republicans that may run for president. and boundless energy at the cold pal. some impressive showmanship by canine competitors. get bay time traffic and weather anytime anywhere with

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crews in san jose will shut down an intersection to prepare for the long-awaited bart expansion to the south bay. sierra road and lundy avenue will be closed to all traffic for the months. crews will construct a trendch system. you can see the construction equipment is out and signs like this have been posted this month alerting neighbors and businesses about the closure. in fact it is starting tonight at 7:00. neighbors tell me that traffic is not too bad and we will see if it will stay that way. it could be a bump in the road for commuters in this san jose intersection.

starting tonight, sierra and lundy will be closed for nine months to cars and pedestrian to build a trench. >> my concern is traffic and if it is gridlock it will be terrible for 8 or 9 months. james woodward says he has a flexible work schedule he is worried about the students at the nearby elementary school that walk this way. >> the school is three or four blocks, if they can't come down this way, they have to go a mile-and-a-half two miles. nearby businesses are concerned about possible congestion on surrounding streets. probably won't be good because won't get customers because the the traffic will be heavy. it is close the intersection for nine months or do more of a staged approach. there will be an adjustment for the neighborhood and

detours along slickenger avenue. bus line 77 will be rerouted to slickenger. >> we ask that people look for a different way to get through that area come monday. walking to the grocery store, this lady says adding minutes to a trip may be inconvenient at first and having batter will be worth it in the end. it is going to be convenient in the future. so maybe we just have to be patient and right now we will have wait and it will return to normal. crews here and signage and cones in preparation for the closure. the entire silicon valley project is a year ahead of schedule and they are confident that the work at this intersection will be done in nine months, likely not any sooner since this is one of the more complicated parts to this project. david. a pedestrian was struck and killed on the cal tran tracks

in palo alto. it happened just before one this afternoon near charleston. traffic was closed in both directions. cal tran set up a bridge for northbound and southbound passengers. a verdict is expected tomorrow for the teacher accused of molesting his students, joseph martin. last year a jury acquitted him on 21 counts but couldn't agree on dozens of charges. the current trial was whittled down to 24 felony molestation charges. martin has maintained his innocence. if convicted he could spend the rest of of the life in prison. eager to get a jump on the campaign. several hopefuls tested the water and tried out their campaign speeches. >> candidate after candidate spoke at the iowa summit in des moines. chris christie tied his message to midwest values. >> if the values i'm fighting for every day in new jersey and

all across the country are not consistent with your values then why would i keep coming back? i wouldn't. i do because our values are consistent and we are fighting together to make this a better country. former texas governor rick perry and senator ted cruz took the opportunity to jab at president obama. i have been thinking a little about 2016. after six years of the most divisive president in our modern history, i believe americans are looking for leaders to bring the country back together. crews slammed the president for missing the unity marks after the paris attacks two weeks ago. >> you can't not win the fight on terrorism if you are not willing to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. former senator rick santorum called president obama inexperienced and the crowd grew silent on talk shows. >> i think what makes it a difficult race to cover is the

complete absence of a real front-runner. who is the serious candidate? >> former vice president sarah palin appeared to dip her toes in the water. >> when i pressed her about her nomination she says she is not saying right now. >> it is a total scam of pretending to run for president. >> notably absence in iowa where jeb bush and marco rubio is more open and some say hillary clinton is going to run but me has not said. and what is known as northern california's biggest and best rummage sale. today was a preview sale for the oakland museum's white elephant sale, that big event happens in march but today collectors and bargain shoppers had a chance to do prevail shoppings and one man was having a blast looking at a

warehouse of potential treasures. >> some friends have been trying to get me to come and i am excited and there is a lot to sift through. all proceeds benefit the oakland museum and the big sale takes place on march 7th and 8th. dog lovers are wrapping up the weekend of canine competition in cal city and one of the highlights of the canine dog show is a fast paced race. the dogs run over four jumps and hit a springboard that releases a tennis ball and runs back across the finish line. many dog owners return every year to learn what they can and to check out the new products and, of course, the pets. i live in belmont and i come probably every year for the last ten years. the weekend event included two, one day dog shows including 1500 dogs and there was a dog fashion show and a best puppy show. a lot of happy dogs. >> it looks like fun.

one of the most significant archaeological finds in history and it has been accidentally damaged and hear what experts plan to do to restore king tut's burial mess. and a look at your week

forecast. flush a german restoration expert is doing his best for king tut's burial mask is damaged beyond repair. it started last august when the beard fell off as someone was adjusting the light. at that time someone used epoxy to resecure the piece that

proved less than successful. and much hand wringing ensued. this glue can be reused. it is a delicate operation and it has to be done carefully but it is reversible. experts and natural scientists will develop a plan to try to restore the beard. well interesting weather this weekend. some cool breezes and a lot of sunshine and hopefully there is something more interesting and stable coming our way. we were just talking about lake tahoe weather. you guys want to guess, i know you hate the weather challenges. you want to guess the high in south tahoe. >> i guess it is high. >> low 60s. >> close. >> i want to say 58. >> 66. >> well, 66. >> higher than i thought. warm. warm across the state and the bay area as well. even some low 80s to report down towards santa cruz and

that fog keeping things cool for the locations in parts of the north bay as well and you can see the fog from earlier this morning and on the satellite clearing out and the offshore winds persistent and transporting the winds for the bay area. here is a look towards the bay bridge and haze and partly cloudy skies expected first thing tomorrow morning. here is a look at the current numbers in fairfield and with that persistent fog bank and san jose 62 and santa rosa 61 and fairfield is clear and that fog being backing off and the lingering presence of the cool air keeping it cool. records. look at these numbers richmond 66 degrees and 80s in santa cruz and monterey and salinas and the temperature in sought lake tahoe, 66 degrees for the official high. here in the bay we have the cool numbers towards vallejo

and oakland and san mateo and mountain view and morgan hill in the upper 60s. high clouds approaching southern california and the high clouds for the bay area. this was the case this weekend and this would warm us up and that's central valley fog with the offshore fog keeping the temperatures in the cool to the mild side. this system will be on the move for tomorrow and definitely more clouds by monday afternoon and the chance of a few scattered showers as we head to tuesday and that is the change we are tracking. tomorrow morning at 9:00, partly cloudy skies and the high clouds gradually sweep in the region from the south and then this is interesting change here. a few pop-up showers developing and tuesday morning and so possibly some wet roadways and tuesday morning commute and not the soaker but a few more scattered showers popping up in the forecast. at least for tomorrow. temperatures on the cool side, 30s and 40s and in the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies and the range 63 to 70. lots of 60s in the forecast map

for tomorrow and san jose will go with 68 and still a few low 70s in santa cruz and san mateo 67. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast and that chance of a shower into tuesday and so we will be tracking that and somewhat of a change. partly cloudy skies and for wednesday and thursday. the weekend in view, no major storms for saturday and sunday. but just the hazy sunshine. so maybe a few drops on tuesday. we will see. thanks, mark. coming up. the best players in hockey face off in the nh lall-star game. and duke's coach k goes for history as he goes for one thousand career wins. parts wrap is next and we will be we will be right back.

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learning. good evening. welcome to this early sunday night sports wrap. he was already the winningest division one coach in college basketball history and now dukes' mike shashasky the winningest coach. st. john led by as many as ten and duke went on a 15-1 lead and okafor for the lead here and six-and-a-half minutes left and a five-and-a-half minute mark. quinn hits a three and gives the blue devils their first lead. jones led duke with 22 point and three of them here. when it was all said and done duke's run was down the stretch

with 18-2 and mike shashasky had his win. and that doesn't happen without a lot of effort. >> we were so gritty and tough to get involved with the somehow. just trying to survive and that's how you get to the thousand. to see the happiness of my players makes it good and we have to keep it in perspective. we got to go for notre dame on wednesday. i got a great moment and for basketball and our game we will enjoy this right now. thank you. rick pitino and 10th ranked louisville at pittsburgh. louisville chris jones makes a pass to monhrez harrell and the cardinals win 81-68. and this was the annual exhibition game for all-star

weekend. an exhibition because there's nothing that resembles defense. fred burns representing the sharks in columbus. ain't was the jonathan taves team against the rick fa lino team. jacob vor a check of the flyers, he would get a hat trick. and that was popped by the islanders john tavares. top shelf against marc-andre fleury off of the seed from patrice beronron. same pair for this two. tavares tied a record with four goals giving the idea that goals are easier to come by than in the regular season. burns get on the board for the falino team and 17-12 and the team over fa linno and the sharks play real hockey on thursday against anaheim. the warriors trying to extend the franchise record home winning streak to 19 games. golden state in the 2nd quarter right now against boston and

leading by ten, we will have that one tonight at ten. lebron james and the caves hosting oklahoma city which is still not one of the top 8 teams in the west. do not get in james' way when he is headed to the hoops. he gets fouled and the shot goes and two of his 34 points. saint mary's guard valladova with a 3-pointer and caps win and ok seed number 10 in the west. three-and-a-half teams out of the playoffs spot. returning to chicago as a member of the heat. nice back-door cut as chris anderson will find dang for a nice-looking shot. this time mario chalmers to whiteside and he had an unconventional triple double, 14 points and 13 rebounds and 12 blocked shots and miami cools off the bulls 96-84, chicago will be in oakland on tuesday night. well the bay area women's pack 12 basketball teams trying to take care of business in

southern california. let's see lindsey gotley and paula pavilion. cal led and broke the game up in the second half and creative move by boyd and she had 8 assists and one of them coming to rashanda gray and cal outshot the bruins and improved to 6-2 in the conference with a 72-57 win. still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap. in the quarterfinals at the australian open and one-half of the participants next sunday superbowl xlix are now in arizona. we will be right back.

this portion of the channel 2 news brought to you by sylvan learning. the most quiet team in this lag week that leads up to the superbowl has been the seattle seahawks. even the musings of richard sherman has been overshadowed about who does or does not know about how footballs got deflated. the seahawks were the first

town here. sherman did make himself quotable claiming a conflict of interesting between robert craft and roger goodell and wondering are those realtime sounds that offensive or beats that cool. and the leader of the 2013 he season may not be on the field. josh gordon has failed a drug test. he missed ten games because of a violation and the browns have yet to comment on the report and say that as of yet, they have not been notified by the league of a failed drug test. well it was crowded at the top, 8 players within one stroke of the lead headed to today's final round of golf's challenge. kind of a wild kingdom moment with the big horn sheep there. matthew coucher with a chip on the 6th hole and finished with a 67 and left him one stroke off of the lead.

it was this birdie putt that separated him from bill haas. enroute for a win by one stroke over a five-way tie for second. they are moving into the quarterfinals in the first major tennis tournament. 3rd seated rafael nadal against kevin anderson. naddal smoking a winner and anderson put up a battle before losing 7-5 and then all nadal overpowering anderson and going 6-1 and 6-4 and will place burdich. sharapova with a nice touch here and she will go near court to drill a winner on the way to taking a match in straight

sets, 6-3, 6-love and burrincho awaits sharapova for the quarterfinals. coming up for the 10:00 news, as the measles outbreak spreads. there is a new warning. the reason the the costco chain is telling customers to be on the alert. and we will see you back here at ten. goodnight everybody. 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved

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checkmate. (groans) again?! obviously, you're not well suited for three-dimensional chess. perhaps three-dimensional candy land would be more your speed. just reset the board. it must be humbling to suck on so many different levels. (knocking on door) hey, guys. hey.