the port of oakland and more than two dozen other west coast ports should be back in business tomorrow morning after shipping companies reach an agreement. >> ships containers stacked up along with economic fate of companies. now they're back moving. >> we need to help people get the containers they need. >> by all accounts the slow down at the port social -- ports is over. good evening i'm julie haener.

>> and i'm frank somerville. the credit is being given to the u.s. labor secretary for motivating the two sides to hammer out an agreement. it's a five year deal and still needs to be voted on by the dock workers union. but work is expected to resume tomorrow with saturday evening shifts. ktvu's jana katsuyama in san francisco where she spoke to negotiators and the u.s. labor secretary tonight, jana. >> reporter: a lot of relief, mr. perez told us that president obama said last night that the deal must get done today. and it was. what's interesting is mr. perez says this new contract could improve the overall efficiency of west coast ports over the long term. after a nine month labor battle and several hours of negotiations, san francisco office friday the long awaited deal finally came down about 6:00 p.m. >> it's a good agreement, it's going to work for both sides. it's going to help workers and communities and it's going to

help customers get the containers they've been waiting for so long. >> reporter: both sides say u.s. labor secretary thomas perez and the general mediator helped break the stalemate. >> there will be some changes coming and there will be some new faces handling those arbitrations. >> reporter: the new system will replace the four arbitrators with four teams of three people each. a big improvement according to secretary perez who held a press briefing by phone. >> i think it will be one of the most critical elements of this package that is going to enable all the ports up and down the west coast to be more efficient. >> reporter: the union says the new contract also solve another big concern.

prohibits the outsources of chassi containers. >> and so now the task ahead begins which is getting the backlog resolved and getting confidence restored and i'm confident that will happen. >> reporter: as for preventing this in the future, i asked the secretary directly whether federal officials should have stepped in earlier. this is jana katsuyama, reporting with ktvu, should there have been earlier intervention. >> the bargaining process is what should be used. >> reporter: the union says a rank in file could start seeing details of the contract as soon as tomorrow. but as of now, there has been no date set for the radification vote. >> reporter: jana katsuyama reporting live for us, jana, thank you. a concord woman is recovering after being injured when another woman stole her

car. it happened at the wal-mart in martinez. she put her cart back and walk back to her car but when she returned she found a woman at the wheel. the victim hurt her leg and was taken at the hospital for care. the carjacker is still on the lose tonight. ken pritchett is live at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: i spoke with oakland police a short while ago. still no update on this hit-and- run driver they're looking for. san pablo avenue shut down for several hours this evening.

it was this buick that hit a man. >> i heard the impact first then i just happened to notice that i seen this object which i know was a guy flipping in the air. it was a perfect flip. >> reporter: he witnessed a man land in the back of a pickup truck where he was pronounced dead. >> the male pedestrian was struck, injured, taken to the hospital with what we consider nonlife threatening injuries. >> reporter: he was walking on san pablo after leaving a fundraiser event at the park. >> i just spoke to him and said get after the street. you know how these fools drive. that's exactly what i said. >> reporter: several people at gas station report seeing the man driving down the street. >> i definitely don't want to tell the public we don't need their help. we do need their help to identify what happened.

>> reporter: smith says most people were focused on the victim instead of the car who hit him. >> watch for the kids. i wonder if that would have been a kid. if that would have been a baby. >> reporter: there were reports earlier or indication that is this incident may have involved a street race. but oakland police say they cannot confirm that. there's also word from police they were looking for an additional vehicle but it's unclear what connection that car would have to this incident. >> ken, thank you. now to san francisco where a mother and toddler riding a bicycle were hit by a car this afternoon. it happened at 3:40 on geary near seventh. investigators say it appears a driver hit a red car and hit the bike. the mother suffered a broken leg. the toddler suffered bumps and bruises. >> new at 10:00, a 911 call that proceeded a deadly police shooting. it happened on february 3rd. a woman suspected of shoplifting was armed with a

fun. and this is part of the 911 call. >> i don't know what's going on but she has the gun out. >> what color is the gun? >> it was a black revolver. she just ran into the street. >> the woman was identified as janet henderson. police are investigating because the city happened outside the city line in oakland. the district attorney's office is also doing its own investigation. california attorney general camela harris has approved the sale of six nonprofit hospitals to a for profit health care company. the sale is the daughter of charity health care system. but included various conditions. and they will have to consider the conditions before finalizing the purchase. here are the four bay area hospitals included. o'conner hospital, seaton

medical center. st.louis regional hospital and seaton coast side and there are two more in los angeles. covered california announced a special extension today allowing people to buy health insurance through the state exchange if they unknowingly face a tax penalty for being uninsured. the exception doesn't stop people from paying a penalty but would help them avoid bigger penalties next year. the new deadline is april 20th. the raiders want a new stadium and they now have options. the raiders have teamed up with the chargers and have obtained control of large piece of land where they could potentially build a new stadium in southern california. mike mibach tells us political leaders held a rally to kick off the effort. >> raider nation in the house.

welcome raiders, welcome chargers. team carson. >> reporter: today's 50 minute team conference in carson, 50 miles south of los angeles a pep rally promoting a slick design that would be for the raiders and chargers. no team officials at the rally but plenty of politicians. back in the bay area, outside city hall in oakland. >> mayor this little news conference down in carson, do you think it's all a gimmick. >> i remain very focused on my priority and the raiders priority and that's to keep this team in oakland. >> reporter: the raiders and chargers say they want a signed deal in their hometowns by the end of the year. oakland mayor libby shaft indicates she will not use city man money to build a stadium. >> there is public money

available for infrastructure to afford a new stadium. >> i think that without question. without question mark davis davis would prefer to stay in oakland. >> i want to hear their view of the world. what does your idea of a venue and a deal look like. >> reporter: as for members of raider nation. >> this is home. this is the capital of the raider nation. oakland. >> calm down, this is home. talk to them people in oakland. because if they leave, oakland is going to be just dead. >> reporter: even if oakland raider owner mark davis decides it's time to head to carson it would still need the approval of 3/4 of the nfl owners. san francisco giant's

manager bruce bochi is back home after spending a few days in the hospital. team doctors sent him to the hospital and he had two stents inserted into his heart. and bochy's is in the mind of the entire team including his son who's trying out for the team. >> he wants to be back today. but he's doing excellent. >> we wish him the best. sounds like he's doing good and he'll be back soon. but we definitely wish him a speedier recovery. >> reporter: bochy wanted to be back in spring training today after leaving the hospital but his doctors insisted he stay away for a few days. they claim a crooked contractor charged them thousands of dollars up front. >> took the money, and left us high and dry. >> the criminal charges for a bay area landscaper and where two investigates tracked his truck. >> also an oasis of reasonable

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old area code you can keep it but the new numbers are being phased in. the switch seems to be taking some people by surprise. debora. >> reporter: it's a big change for marin and san francisco. even in the 415 calling area, you will have to dial 1-415 as the overload of the new area code comes in. >> even if you're here you have to dial 415. >> reporter: discussion is off the hook where cell phones are sold. it's the end of the line for 415. >> no. >> you didn't know that? >> no i didn't know that. no. why? >> reporter: after almost 70 years, 415 numbers are exhausted. the last ones are being assigned and next. >> 628, i thought 415 was the best number area code. >> reporter: you're going to hold on to it? >> yeah i'm going to hold on to it. >> reporter: for public safety

agencies like marin county fire. >> you get a number you could be 415-4. >> is it 628. >> 628. >> reporter: it's also taking time to get used to but here most numbers were reprogrammed in a central computer instead of manually to avoid any delays dialing out. >> so when it starts tomorrow, then they need to know they have a 10 digit number on it. >> reporter: everyone else will get a message, call cannot be completed as dialed. unless they've already changed their contacts. likely. >> no, sorry to be honest. people procrastinate. >> reporter: on the other hand, cell phones seem to be making area codes less significant. >> when people move from out of state. they, how many people do you know kept their out of state number on their cell phone even though they're here now. >> one to begin the number and it's a 10 number digit number.

>> reporter: as customers figure it out, they are savoring their 415 number. >> i guess it signifies the place i left my heart. >> reporter: you have to decide who gets it marin and san francisco. that would be the turf battle of all turf battles. >> it sure would. it takes a little getting used to. debora, thank you. police have arrested a 20- year-old man an 17-year-old man in connection with the shooting death of a man in a wheelchair. the shooting happened about a block north of university avenue. police say 36-year-old camal middleton was hit with a shotgun blast. a woman with him was also hit but survived. here is you tube video of millton with his service dog. he was a marketing executive

for an energy drink company. police say the suspect is carl young and a 17-year-old from san leandro. both are due in court next monday. it's believed that the motive had to do with a medical marijuana robbery. new details about the two suspects accused of a robbery. they gave us this information, hernandez and cruz. the two were booked in on murder charges. the two men are accused of shooting manuel zuniga. he witnessed a robbery at a convenience store. he rushedded over to help and that's when he was shot. zuniga was the father of two young kids. new at 10:00 tonight, a community comes together to offer a helping hand to people who lost their businesses in a big mission district fire last month. amber lee is live now in san francisco where she spoke to

people who are still trying to move forward. amber-- >> reporter: julie, we're on mission at 22nd street. the fire damaged building behind me was home to three dozen businesses and residents. tonight they tell me they're still struggling to rebuild their lives. signs of no access because it's unconsidered unsafe. >> a building isn't just a structure. you can't think of just the building at all, it's the people inside of it. >> reporter: this beloved building is now in limbo. >> i can't get in there. i need my tools. >> reporter: tools of her livelihood as an artist. still off limits in the work studio where karen vandine has created sculptures and paintings. the 73-year-old says trying to recoop her losses is a daunting task. >> i can't start from scratch and that's what's required. >> reporter: on friday night, a

bank kitty corner from the fire ravaged buildings has opened its doors to welcome fire victims. a place to get advice on low income homes and to raise funds for small businesses to reopen their doors. >> we want to make sure they can return. >> reporter: those who lost their busnesses in the fire say they came to this event to find resours to rebuild -- lost their businesses in the fire say they cape to this event to find resources to rebuild -- they came to this event. >> a lot of people affected and lives put on hold after that. amber, thank you. back at the weather wall we've got temperatures that

warmed up significantly over the numbers we saw yesterday. early fog burn off. that got numbers up into the 70s. fairfield was just 58. so fairfield coming up over 10 degrees easily. temperatures tomorrow are going to look a lot like these. there's going to be plenty of sunshine. fog in the morning when you wake up. i already have fog in the central valley. we'll see patchy fog around here. coastal fog that should be gone by the morning hours. here's the fog forming now. saturday is going to be the warmest day. that's going to be based on the temperatures we had today. you will probably bump into it the same spots tomorrow especially in the north bay. cooler on sunday. that's the story of the week. saturday is the warmest day. sunday is going to be cooler. interesting changes on sunday. but this is your saturday

morning. 42 in santa rosa, 40 in napa. this is the fog forecast. there's the valley fog right there at 8:00 a.m. you see the coastal fog stays offshore a little bit. temperatures begin to warm accordingly. and then sunday a low pressure comes in, brings a chance of snow to the mountains, drops our temperatures, kicks up the winds a little bit and changes things around. we talk about that and go long range. and a landscaper wanted for fraud. the man accused of taking the money for the work and then just disappearing. and what prosecutors are saying about the swindle. >> protecting the path of financial profit.

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new at 10:00, a bit of good news. the owner wants to sell a property and the residents are afraid they'll have to leave. but a bit of good news. $8million has been pledged to keep that park as affordable housing. >> reporter: the residents say they've been living in limbo. they say they're happy the city appears to be stepping up. erica escalante has lived at the mobile mark for six years. it's easy for her to visit her parents as they're in the same unit. >> my parents take my children to school and pick him up.

>> i was a single parent, raised my daughter by myself. i've always been on my own. suddenly now i'm closer, it's carrying because it's like almost to the end of the place that i won't be able to take care of myself. and that's scary. >> reporter: but e that vista is the only mobile home park in palo alto. in a city where monthly rents are well over $3,000. but the owner has been trying to sell. the residents are now trying to appeal the decision before the city council. today the city manager announced plans to earmark $8 million to help preserve the mobile home park or find alternative housing. santa clara county has committed the same amount with hopes a nonprofit or another group will also pitch in. >> there's 400 residents, i think 120 families.

the kids go to the palo alto schools. they are a part of our community. >> reporter: an attorney for the owner said via e-mail, the owner has a constitutional right like every other property owner to tell is property to whomever it wants at a price it finds acceptable and at a time it finds it's add venn -- advantageous to sell it. and that it's also not the duty of the owner to right the wrongs of affordable housing in the area. caltrans is holding a fire drill. it is required to conduct the drill every year inside one of the bores. this video is from 2013. the drill gives crews a chance to test call boxes, fan, fire

hydrants and escape passages. tonight's closure lasts until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the third bore remains open for drivers. one of the top drivers for nascar has been suspended indefinitely for actions detrimental to stock car racing. kurt busch will not be allowed to participate in any nascar activities until further notice. this after a judge found that he committed a violent act against his ex-girlfriend. explosions in the bay. tonight, plans to implode part of the bay bridge and the concerns that's raising with environmental groups. >> but up first, families defrauded after hiring a landscaper. the search for the man who took

their money and ran.

2 investigates, a landscaper accused of collecting money for work he never completed. >> there's a warrant out for the man they knew add adam. >> reporter: collins was just trying to approve her house after a devastating blow to her home. >> my husband was diagnosed with colon cancer so we needed a place for the kids to play while he was resting after his

chemo treatment. >> reporter: the suspect was next door working next door when he started the conversation. >> they didn't even finish trimming the trees. we had to dig deeper in our pockets to get the work done so that the place was actually kid friendly. >> reporter: the contra costa district attorney says she's not the only one that got scammed. d.a. mark peterson filed a lawsuiton lawsuiton -- lawsuit on at least 11 families. adam collected $40,000 without doing the work. now there's a $139,000 arrest warrant with his name on it. i stopped by an address where he may have been staying. no answer. we got a tip that adam's work truck was on monument court in concord. you can see we found it. check it out a bunch of tree branches in the back. someone has been working. >> you see that orange truck that's out on the street. >> it's been there for some time. >> how about this guy. have you seen this guy? >> no i have not.

we see a lot of guys around here but i have not personally seen him, no. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office says there may be more victims and there's no word if he's out there right now collecting money for work he is not doing. omega regrets she did not do more research on adam rivas before she had hired him. but before cards and e-mail headers he appeared to be using several names. she's tracking updates and victims. it's called adam rivas tree scam.com. and if you have an idea for two investigates we would sure like to hear from you. you can e-mail 2 investigates

on ktvu.com. or you can call 510-574-3222. and a bill is created to save lives by saving more victims of cardiac arrest. buildings in california that are built after 2016 would be required to supply electronic defibrillators. parking garages, homes and apartments would be exempt from the requirement. but most new buildings in the state occupied by more than 200 people would be required to stock a defibrillator. a sell out crowd of almost 70,000 expected at levi's stadium to see the bay area's first prooutdoor hockey game. it's taken two weeks, 200 workers and 20,000-gallons of water to get the ice ready for play and today both the sharks and the kings got a chance to test out the new ice. the nhl started adding outdoor games to the schedule and since then they have been very popular. drawing huge crowds and tomorrow night will be no exception. >> this is gigantic.

we've never had an outdoor game. the sun is shining. it's beautiful, the weather is nice and they're going to have ice. >> reporter: the opening face off is set for tomorrow night at 7:00 and bill says the weather should be nice with temperatures in the high 50s. >> and a documentary crew has been shadowing the sharks for the past two weeks leading up to tomorrow's outdoor game. as ktvu's scott reiss shows us now the players have starring roles on a reality show produced by epics network. >> reporter: it's the sharks like you've never seen them before. all access, home and road leading up to the stadium series at levi's. >> basically the concept of the show is to give the audience a perspective of these players as they journey to a big game. a big event. >> reporter: the vehicle for that, a two camera 10 person crew shadowing the players and coaches for an entire month. >> we try to be a fly on the wall but we're actually more than a fly on the wall we're

there. we make a big effort not to be a distraction but yet we do want to capture the moment. >> reporter: a lot of moments as it turns out, the crew shoots about 200 hours of footage for every hour of tv movie product and those moments can occur at any time day or night. or middle of the night. >> hopefully it doesn't happen. hopefully it just stays normal. >> we're in the locker room with them. we're at home with them, we're at dinner with them. we're doing fun things with them and their family but then we're telling the hockey stories too, the on ice stories too. >> they score. >> what a shot. >> reporter: we're talking about the cameras and what's going on behind the scenes. but at the center of it all. the players, now they're used to the spotlight but during this month long stretch that light is a lot brighter than normal. >> everybody has a different feeling toward that there's a couple guys that i think really

enjoy it. and you can probably guess who they are. >> frenzy, john scott is a good camera guy. >> i think the cameras gravitate toward me naturally. >> who's the coach of the pack? >> i don't know. i'm the comedian, i don't know that stuff. >> some guys as soon as the cameras come, they're straight out the door. but i don't, i like it. it's kind of fun. >> i think after a little bit you kind of forget about it and that's when the juicy stuff comes out. it explains a lot of the reality show stuff. they caught me in the sauna the other night. i don't know if they were trying to film me or they really want to be in the sauna. >> speaking of characters, to see what guys do on a day-to- day basis and our coaching staff. >> we're on pace to give up [

bleep ] 50 right now. 50. >> that's an interesting side. >> you don't really get to see yourself from the third perspective on how you are on the rink. it'll be neat to see the finished product. >> bring it. don't let anybody down here. >> in san jose, scott reiss, fox 2 news. >> there's nothing like going blind the scenes, does brent burns look like a hockey player losing those teeth. >> reporter: going behind the scenes. >> he does. it's great to see the behind the scenes of the players. i'll tell you about the warm weather we will enjoy when the fog lifts tomorrow. how low we will see temperatures fall and how long the cool is going to last. another surge in gas prices we'll tell you about an effort that can soon save you money at the pump in taxes.

gas prices are going up in california because of those refinery problems we've been telling you about. here's a look at the average price per gallon. prices are up 10-cents compared to a week ago. in san francisco drivers are now paying $2.50 a gallon. in oakland it's $2.80. and in san jose it's $3.08. a few days ago you may recall

there was an explosion at a refinery in torrence. adding to that the strike at the refinery. a vote is scheduled for next week that could lower the tax excise tax. right now we're paying 15- dollars a gallon but that could be lowered to 2.5 centss. it is required to set a new rate by march 1st of every year to maintain a balance between the excised tax on gas and the state sales tax. police are looking for the man who shot a maintenance man. sheriff deputies reported hearing multiple shots fired. at last report the victim was hospitalized in critical condition. neighbors say the victim thought to be in his 40s was working in one of the units when he was shot.

a source close to the investigation tells us the victim was awake and able to tell deputies what happened before he was taken to the hospital. the california student aid commission is giving heald college more time to hand over financial records. last week the commission said it was suspending cal grants to that school because it missed the deadline. but the commission said heald has until the end of april. the school's parent company reached a deal to sell its campuses. the school is under investigation for allegedly falsifying job placement data and grades. the weekend is here. chief meteorologist bill martin is here, when he's expected cooler weather. up first, imploding part of the bay bridge. why hundreds of underwater explosions are actually the safest alternatives, says cal.

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>> environmental groups are expressing concerns about plans to implode part of the bay bridge. >> reporter: with deconstruction of the old bay bridge already on the way, caltrans says the tricky part may be removeing the foundations that are beneath the bay. >> what this is is a multi story building under water under the soil. >> reporter: the agency said it wants to use as many as 600 small explosions to demolish pier three. it's the base of this tower that extends 200 feet deep into the soft bay mud. the original plan was to jackhammer the material down to the mud line and remove it by crane. >> now that takes a long long time. and if you build a dam, i need to drive very, very large piles into the bay. well that actually does, that

has an additional environmental impact. >> reporter: instead the plan now is to hold several charges within a few minutes time. they would be placed into the hollow underground tube that holds the structure. that's a solution that could save $100 million without harming marine life. >> this method was probably, probably the best way to go. most economical, fastest and best for the environment. >> cost really seems to be driving this initiative. >> reporter: environmental groups that plan to review the proposal are skeptical worried that baring the debris would not solve the problem. >> this could get distributed throughout the region possibly creating a small toxic hot spot. >> reporter: if approved by state and local agencies, caltrans hopes to blow up pier e3 in november and possibly use the same process to remove other piers on the old bay bridge as well.

on treasure island. david stevenson. today is the day to pay a little extra attention to your pet. it's actually national love your pet day. we thought you would be interested to know about what julie does in her spare time. we have a picture here. she loves to ride horses and that's her with her horse belle. how often do you ride her. >> i will get out there and ride three to four or five times a week. i would do it if i could do more. and i've always loved horses. it's something about being outside, being with the horses. i also love dogs and we have a great yellow lab named tiger. but i know bill also has a dog and there he is relaxing with carl. >> you see the beer in the hand there. >> yeah so seriously relaxing. >> and i've ridden carl before after a couple of beers. >> i love dogs with people named. i always wanted to have a dog

named carl or something like that. >> dogs are great but julie's horse is beautiful. >> five day forecast coming up, and we're going to talk about how things are going to shape up after the weekend. we had temperatures today in the upper 50s. tomorrow a degree or two cooler. not much. it's going to be a really nice day. saturday is the nicest day on the weekend. sunday takes a little bit of a cooldown. we want to show you on the computer model. there's a coastal fog that's going to go away. as we go into the evening hours. those winds will start going offshore. the valley fog will persist. plenty of valley form fog when we get going. that sets us up with highs tomorrow a lot like today. so we're looking at numbers tomorrow. 60s just a little under 70 degrees upper 60s, low 70s. cooler on sunday. that's the day of the transition when temperatures on

sunday take a fall. but san francisco tomorrow, 64 degrees for a daytime high. started off with a few clouds. san jose tomorrow. you're just coming up on 70 degrees. 69degrees and you wake up kind of cool. and then the forecast for tomorrow will be this high pressure. so it's the best day on the weekend. but then on sunday this low pressure kind of works its way down the coast. fog goes away. but temperatures cool and up in the mountains there's a chance for snow flurries, even a few sprinkles down at lower elevation. so tomorrow morning, you have valley fog, coastal fog, hopefully goes away. trys to fill in tomorrow night. you see right here this is the sunday morning around sunday mid-morning. some showers, snow flurries and maybe some drizzle down around san jose. it's a not even really. the main impact of that system will be cooler daytime highs. cooler than we had today. that is sunday, saturday will be a lot like today. there's the five day forecast with the bay area weekend in view and we will look at more

chances for rain as we head into next week hopefully. >> some changes. you get to change your graphics there too. there'll give you something to do. >> a san jose family is hoping to raise money so their son can have the bike of his dreams. 9-year-old tony ray was born with a rare genetic condition that leaves him functioning at the level of a 3-year-old. he doesn't have the ability to speak or walk by himself and he's autistic. but he clearly loves riding his specialty bicycle. tony was able to ride one at his previous school but his new school doesn't have one of the $3,000 bikes. his mother now is doing everything she can to get one. >> the bike, it'll be like his dream come true. if you think about it, yeah. i love my boy. anything that i can do for him. >> well tony's mother has launched a go fund me campaign on the web to raise the money needed for that bike so tony can have a bike of his own. >> let's hope he gets that.

warriors back to his own way kind of. >> a little break did them well. i tell you, they're slaying the world champs and they looked like the better team. they looked like the superior team out there. nothing like fresh legs to help your shot get back and they sit 17 threes tonight. to be the best you have to beat the best and the spurs are the defending champs until further notice and the warriors take them down hard. meanwhile, take a look at those new uniforms they were sporting tonight. and celebrating the year of the goat. steph does it all. up top for bogut. 11 assists for curry. incredible steal to start it on the defense. he says i will just take it myself behind the back. lefty lay up to take it down. and the third quarter is when the warriors stretch it out against san francisco. another circuit shot coming up for steph. put it down.

he's down the count. 31 for curry and the warriors in the third quarter with an 11- 0 run. andre iguodala drains a three. six warriors in double digit scoring and they continue to pour it on. iguodala another three. as the warriors just close it out in fine style. they're league best record 43 wins only nine losses the spurs one of the teams that did beat them on the home floor. one of only two teams to do that and they don't tonight. if you spend much time around him i tell you what bruce bochy is like the john wayne of baseball. big presence. big old strong guy. so naturally caught everyone off guard yesterday when it was learned the giant's manager had to undergo a serious heart procedure. bochy was released today.

ron wotus like all the other giants missed the big guy today. >> it's a little bit odd. because he's the leader, he's the manager of the club. but as far as getting if work in it won't affect anything. i don't look at myself as the manager of this team. i'm the coach. >> knowing him he would want to be back out here tomorrow and throw. and now muhammad ali, george foreman you name the guy they never made close to what the two fighters who agreed to a contract today will in one night. sports part ii next.

my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling.

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night host was ready to make light of that. >> the red sox and their fans concerned that their new third baseman pablo sandoval who's a tremendous athlete. they get him away from the giants, $20 million, and he shows up to camp fat and out of shape and he's remarkable agile. the top ten things you don't want to hear. are you going to finish that. i'm a .190 hitter and that's just my cholesterol. . can we make it to the 7th inning brunch. >> i want to hear number one. >> we couldn't say it on tv. >> no. i'll have to google it. >> pablo has work to do. >> he's the kung fu panda. >> he's incredibly agile.

>> you can argue that he plays better when he's heavy. >> that's his argument. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> see you later everyone. >> have a great weekend. good night.

clive bixby. what a sexy surprise. - quick question-- - mm-hmm? did it hurt when you fell from heaven? because you... fell... i'm gonna come in again. we are watching baby joe on valentine's day so my dad and gloria can... - make love. - ew. don't. - oh. - the point is we are celebrating a day early. so they can finally be intimate. you've more than made that point. i'm just saying it's a long wait after giving birth. - six weeks. - ugh. i couldn't keep my hands off this one for that long. (both chuckle) i can only imagine what jay's going through. i should check on the kids. haley took 'em to a movie. she's not even gonna answer. i know, but, sweetie i have a good reason to worry. luke had that nasty nosebleed this morning and alex, as usual fainted. she's fine and dunphy men get nosebleeds. i told you this when we got married. it was in my vows.