>> now, from ktvu fox 2 this is the 10:00 news. a county neighborhood turned upside down after a deadly attack at a home, what a witness saw before police arrived i'm franksomerville. >> and i'm julie haener, the attack happened at a home on buttercup court in a community off ferrugio valley road, a man found dead there this afternoon and a woman taken away in critical condition. ktvu's jana katsuyama with what she's learned so far. >> reporter: this very small police department and you can see people are trying to get in,

they blocked off the road and now just six hours after the fact got the warrant to go in and try and retrieve the man's body, not released the names of the victims but we did get an interesting view of the house tonight and heard from a neighbor about what seems so unusual. >> police say at 2:47 a neighbor called and said dwo men were fighting outside the home on buttercup. >> apparently, were in the area of the driveway, near the garage and one male was on top of the other male and appeared to be choking him. >> reporter: when police arrived, they didn't see anyone but noticed a pistol on the porch that turned out to be a fake gun and there was blood. >> they did see a blood trail that went from a truck that's parked in the driveway towards the front of the house. >> reporter: when police went inside the house they found a woman near the front door, alive but with serious injuries. the man's body found inside the garage near the door to the

house. >> i'm devastated, you know. >> reporter: romy says his neighbor leroy sandoval bought the house 15 years ago and was there with his girlfriend. >> a very nice guy, you know, by himself most of the time, you know this neighborhood, mostly a working people. >> reporter: he says the screen to his neighbor's house in the back appeared to be ripped open. >> normally, it's not like that. so so probably somebody broke in. he comes home on a different times, you know, there's no set schedule. >> reporter: hercules police found a black knit cap nearby and arrested a suspect a few blocks away at the corner of mare gold nearby. >> possibly the person fighting and he apparently had some blood on him. >> reporter: police are telling me they could be here for many more hours just trying to take

video and look for more evidence they say they are right now interviewing the suspect and not sure if there are any others out there reporting live in hercules, jaina katsuyama, ktvu channel 2. three men arrested in connection with a sexual assault of a woman who was held captive in sonoma county the 22-year-old woman told police she escaped last week from a home on stoney point road near petaluma. she apparently had been held there since the holidays today three men went to the sheriff's office to pick up property seized during the investigation and all three were arrested as they approached the building. deputies say jose ba rajas was arrested the other two men cisneros and gavino were barring the victim and avoiding her from leaving. three new york men for plotting to join isis and wage war against the united states

the men originally from kazakhstan and uzbekistan but all living in brooklyn, agents say they tracked them through internet postings. >> reporter: three men being held without bail after being held in court arrested wednesday on terrorism charges authorities say all three attempted to fight on behalf of isis. >> they join the operation that arrests were made, three individuals, for actions directed against the united states. >> reporter: two of the suspects were arrested in new york one getting ready to board a plane at jfk airport another at home in the burrough of brooklyn an attorney for one of the suspects says the feds are moving quickly. >> there's no attempt for the government to understand, just a rush by the government to prosecutor to charge and to employ the most, the most severe aspects of our criminal justice system. >> reporter: officials say one of the suspects drew the attention of federal agents when

he posted messages on a website stating his desire to join the islamic state and planning to kill president obama or planting a bomb at coney island, funding for homeland security, but new york city police commissioner bratton says during times like these, there somebody no debate. >> this is not the time to engage in, um, activities that would threaten our koeurnt terrorism kaiments -- capabilities just as in this case and hold our counterterrorism agencies hostage to political machinations. >> reporter: offering political support to a terrorist organization. in brooklyn, new york, david lee miller fox news. congress has until friday to extend fund forgot homeland security, the senate expected to vote tomorrow, in the senate republicans have agreed to hold a vote on a so-called clean bill without provisions on the president's immigration reform, the hang up is now in the house

it already passed a homeland funding measure but includes the funding roll back. conservatives in the house don't want a clean bill, the next move is up to house speaker boehner. >> i'm waiting for the sum tax the house has done its job to fund the department of homeland security and to stop the president's overreach on immigration. and, um, we're waiting for the senate to do their jobs. >> reporter: meantime the department of homeland security is preparing for a partial shutdown about 20,000 workers would be furloughed but the vast majority who protect the country would have to continue working without pay. >> the department of homeland security returned 19 priceless antiques to the italian government this week including two ancient books that ended up here in the bay area, in san francisco tracking the books to a buyer who willingly turned them over to agents, cultural treasures had been stolen and smuggled in to the u.s. over the last few years in addition to the books the items include greek pottery from the 5th

century and a 17th century can on cannon. anita hill was a featured speaker at a national conference on campus sexual assault on uc berkeley, she sparked debate about harassment in the workplace 23 years ago when she testified about her former boss, clarence thomas. tonight hill spoke about how difficult it was to publicly disclose what happened. >> listening to the temperature and hearing the other people testify and then ultimately working to get heard, that i decided to, that i absolutely had to say what had happened to me. >> uc berkeley is one of 90 colleges under investigation for its handling of sexual assault cases, it has taken steps to help prevent and respond to these attacks and is holding this two-day conference as a commitment to come up with

better solutions. a vigil was held tonight for a 20-year-old baby found dead in yolo county, friends family and community members all mourned for the baby in front of the woodland opera house justice reese and his mom samantha green were missing on monday, the mom was found the next day crying and hysterical, near the slew in knight's landing search crews found the baby's body around 10:00 this morning the family doesn't know if something happened or if green disappeared by choice. >> it's mind blowing you know, it's like a dream i'm still trying to wake up from. it's just hard on the whole family. >> the coroner is now working to try to figure out the cause of the baby's death. new at 10:00 a close encounter with a wild animal, a man from san ramone called our newsroom his teenage son had gotten video of the mountain lion behind the family's property, we sent our crew to meet the dad and he's there now

to see the video, ken? >> reporter: we're in the oaks neighborhood above 680 and san ramone, the house located near open space so the family is used to seeing wild animals around here but they say they've never seen anything like this. 13-year-old jake said he happened to look outside this afternoon and noticed something unusual. >> i looked out my window in my room i had just saw something moving, i was like wait, that doesn't look right. >> reporter: so jake grabbed his camera phone and headed off this trail to investigate. >> i thought it was a mountain lion because i hear a bunch of stories that lions are out here. >> he came running to the house you're not going to believe it, dad, i saw a mountain lion. i said sure, sure, sure, and he had it on the video. [ laughter ] and, and um, watched it and it looked like a mountain lion to me. >> reporter: here's his video. it is a big cat but is it a mountain lion? >> when i ran back, i was like

oh boy! >> reporter: were you scared? >> no, because i knew i could make it back to my house and if anything happened my dad could hear me. >> reporter: the animal appeared to be a bobcat, take a look for yourself, they have more pointed ears and tufts of hair on their cheeks, mountain lions have more rounded cheeks, td verdict came in it's a bobcat. >> are you disappointed it could be a bobcat instead ave lion? >> a little bit. >> reporter: you were hoping it was a mountain lion right? >> yeah. >> reporter: bobcats aren't known to attack people, that doesn't mean there aren't mountain lions in san ramone. >> there was a carcass of a half eaten deer, and my neighbors ran across the street. >> reporter: bobcats can be threats to small pets in this case the bobcat was feeding on a squirrel but bobcat or mountain lion, it certainly was a thrill for this san ramone family julie? >> and either way still a big

cat. ken wayne reporting live, thank you. counterfeit cash causing headaches for bay area merchants, why this is becoming harder to detect. a chance for scattered showers in the forecast, the computer models to pinpoint when and where. and hundreds of young baseball players locked out of their baseball fields, how it has to do with a strike at a bay area refinery.

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new at 10:00 a lingering dispute having consequences for hundreds of baseball players in the bay area, the strike of field workers at the tosoro refinery is having an impact on boys and girls who just want to play a little baseball, live in concord now with how that strike is threatening their season, ken? >> reporter: 15 baseball fields used by the junior optimist lead here in concord now tesoro has donated these fields for years for youth sports but the league, that normally would practice and play here cannot get in to, in to these fields because of fallout from this labor dispute. the crack of a bat sounds of boys and girls playing ball. it is what you should hear on these fields today.

but the gate is locked. the kids you hear, they are four miles away. >> we have [ indiscernible ] on our kids. that have to find random locations to practice. >> reporter: instead of 12 teams practicing on 12 fields, they are all playing on one. >> my team is 7 and 8 years old and to not have a back stop, i can't pitch to kids, we can't do grounders. >> reporter: they're locked out of their normal fields because tesoro says the safety of the parents and kids is its top priority and because the children would have to cross picket lines. but league board member lisa hall says the picketers are in front of the refinery. >> the picketers aren't anywhere near our field. >> reporter: safety is certainly a concern right here on this chaotic practice field. >> looking behind our back to see if balls are coming to hit the kids, it gets dangerous at times. >> reporter: practice is one thing. but opening day it's a month

away. >> oh, i like that! >> trying to get the fields opened. >> reporter: if the gate stays locked a season for hundreds of boys and girls may be lost. >> what's going to happen, we don't have any place to play, all the other leagues are full, there's nowhere for us to play. >> start right here! >> reporter: the league hopes that this major labor fight is being negotiated that someone will be able to find a compromise for them and they would see or do seem to have a point, this gate is in a very isolated area, it would seem a lousy place for a picket line and we have not seen any picketers here today. >> well, let's hope they can come to some sort of compromise, want to see them hit the field ken pritchett live in contracosta, thank you. albany five middle school students went to the hospital after taking pills. the five students were girls the superintendent of the albany school district says the fire department was called at about 11:15 this morning, the students

were transported to the hospital, no word tonight what types of pills the seventh and eighth grade girls took but expect to do recover. legislation that would allow doctor assisted suicide in california headed to the cal campus this afternoon. new at 10:00 heather holmes is at uc berkeley where it hosted a cancer patient from san mateo who is pushing for california's aid in dying bill. heather? >> reporter: frank as this woman fights for her life, she's also fighting for the right to die. on her own terms. and she's turning to college students for political support. as a university renowned for its bustling activism, welcoming an activist to wheeler hall. jennifer glass of san mateo has been living with advanced lung cancer for two years and has just a 5% chance of surviving five years. now more than ever, i think

about quality of life. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: earlier this year, glass posted this video documenting her first year with cancer she posed daily showing her transformation during treatments. from an online video about her experiences to speaking publicly about them. >> get the word out. >> reporter: glass hopes it will help persuade california legislators to change state law and give position the legal rights to help dying people and their lives. >> i think it's very exciting, that it has come this far i feel very optimistic about the level of support that we've seen. >> reporter: glass was at the state capital when senate bill 128 was introduced last month, it's similar to the death with dignity act in oregon and four other states. dan diaz of alamo followed his 29-year-old wife, brittany maynard to oregon so she could

end her life. >> so, [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: together, diaz and glass aim to overcome opposition to the right to die bill, which includes the catholic church and other religious organizations medical groups and advocate for people with disabilities. an uphill battle that glass is committed to, a right she says that should belong to all terminally ill patients. >> i will lend my voice whenever and wherever i can as my health allows. >> reporter: this class is called activism and guest speakers are invited to speak about a variety of topics and the professor says when he asked students what issue they would like discussed he said overwhelmingly they said it was the right to die movement. >> really? that's interesting. certainly seems like it's an issue that's coming to the forefront now, heather holmes live on the cal campus tonight thank you. cyclists can no longer ride their bikes on certain sidewalks

in san jose, a new city ordinance banning bikes from san francisco, first second and fourth streets fines range from $100 to $1,000, kids 12 years old and younger and their guardians are exempt as are law enforcement officers. in looking at the weather we had a nice day today, this ridge of high pressure that's kept us dry is going to break down, it will bring us the chance of a few sprinkles as we head towards the weekend but didn't warm out to much, the real story will be much cooler air, low 70s temperatures cooling as that system moves in from the far north and with that temperatures like today we saw some 70s tomorrow, we'll see some upper 60s again but after that, low drops in, we'll be back in the low 60s upper 50s, which is more typical for this time of year. clouds out there now valley fog a real possibility tomorrow morning, a little bit of coastal fog and a little bit of frost as well, 47 santa rosa, 48 napa pretty much where we were last night at this time, so tomorrow

morning which i had this morning will be a whole thing tomorrow morning will be like what we had this morning, that means a little bit of frost and again, valley fog and maybe patchy coastal fog as well so as we look at the dense fog forming, mainly in the north bay valleys, patchy and going away pretty quick i mean it hasn't been lingering that much, you probably noticed that, dew point are running in the mid and upper 30s and that's where temperatures will get down to tonight, some areas you might see mid 30s, even low 30s, most on this chilly side when you get going, mostly in the north bay is where that fog shows up, tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon temperatures warm, mainly in to the um, 60s and maybe a couple of low 70s so here we are tomorrow morning just pretty much clear of fog, but i think there will be some patches of it and then yellows or 70s so you see a lot of 70s stretching in to the central valley tomorrow a lot like today, temperature-wise but then that low drops in and then significant changes as we get towards the weekend not a heavy rain event but a chance for showers when i come back, i'll

detail that for you. >> ahead tonight why united airlines issued an unusual safety reminder for its own pilots. then at 10:30 2 investigates a gift card scam, how thieves are stealing the card number before you can use it. but first counterfit money the growing problem for bay area businesses and why the secret service is now asking for your help.

counterfeit cash, the bills are extremely complicated, and store owners tell us they're being ripped off more often, at their busiest and don't have time to inspect the money ktvu's david stevenson on why the public is on the pront line. >> reporter: business is strong but the owner says his clerks struggle to weed out counterfeit cash from unscrupulous customers. >> we see better and better

quality counterfeit money that's getting more and more difficult to take. >> reporter: he showed us some of the fake bills he's about to turn over to the secret service. >> they try to do like, the water mark but actually printed the back of the water mark on the back of the bill. >> overwhelmingly, it's not a very big problem 1/100th of 1% of the entirety of currency in circulation is actually counterfeit. >> reporter: still with busts in northern california last year working with digital companies on software upgrades to help prevent the scanning and copying of money. this fake $100 bill featuring ben franklin actually has an abraham lincoln water mark. >> they basically bleached off a $5 bill and then digitally enhanced a $100 face plate on this. >> reporter: the secret service says the public is the first line of defense against counterfeiters.

the agency is making available these guides to help the public spot the fake cash. >> and those guys are they know what they're doing they don't come on slow, they always come very busy. >> reporter: gyro express was paid in cash that almost perfectly resembled the real thing. >> after i count the money i was like, this is something weird, it doesn't feel the same. >> reporter: the secret service says that when in doubt business owners should take their time beforehanding over the goods. >> the most fail safe way to see it's genuine is to compare it a san antonio genuine bill. >> in 2013, authorities globally seized $156 million in counterfeit u.s. currency that same year the secret service said it arrested nearly 2,500 people in the u.s. for counterfeiting $20 bills are most commonly counterfeited domestically and $100 bill is

most often counterfeited overseas. united airlines giving a safety warning to its pilots after four serious mistakes, near misses, and one with fuel less than mandated, it called it a brutally honest message saying the incidents were all preventible, the dangers of lax discipline and poor communication and added every pilot must be willing to speak up if there is a question of safety on board. southwest airlines cancelled about 80 flights across the country today after taking about 20% of its planes out of service temporarily so they can be inspected. 10 of those cancelled flights were oakland international, two at sfo southwest says it missed required safety inspections to back up runner systems on more than 100 of its 737 planes, the faa has agreed to allow southwest to keep using the planes in question as long as they are inspected in the next five days. a bay area dog owner sued a

major pet food company the allegation that dog food is making thousands of dogs sick or worse, plus how purina responded to us. >> it is elaborate, a lot of work to do what they were doing. the next thieves stealing the money right off your gift cards, how they're doing it. >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini's sleep world, visit sleepworld.com.

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>> tonight, 2 investigates discovers a vulnerability when it comes to gift cards. >> how to steal the value with just leaving you a worthless piece of plastic medical youly woodrow here with how notice. >> reporter: easily accessible for anyone to pick up and potentially copy down the numbers that you often see on the back of the card. with these numbers, some crooks

were then using the cards registration website to track when they were purchased and activated then they can make purchases online before the person received or bought the gift card could. so companies got smart here's what they did they added this protective seal over some of the digits. the idea of being that shoppers would be able to see if the card had been tampered with, if the seal looked damaged or scratched off, a great idea in theory, but now criminals have found another way. razor blades furniture moving pads a heat gun x-acto knife super glue and nail polish activator, supplies that suggest aan arts and craft project had it not been for the hundreds of gift cards with all of this, that's what tipped them off to thieves. >> it is elaborate, a lot of work to do what they were doing. >> reporter: gift cards are one of the most popular and easiest

gifts to give. they have no value until you buy them. troy was trying to bes a good boyfriend by getting his girlfriend exactly what she wanted for christmas a $100 gift card. >> it's embarrassing how much we go there. >> reporter: the real embarrassment came when they tried to use the gift card. >> they said the funds were gone. >> reporter: troy bought the card at this local target where he says the couple always shops but customer service said somebody had used it as targets as far as away as sacramento county. >> and i looked at her that's impossible that's 80 miles away. she said well, you do have the card i don't know how it's gone. >> reporter: this couple figured out a way to get money out of other people's gift cards, gold country security first noticed alex and tammy acting suspiciously at the casino atm. all these gift cards in tow

when they left, sheriff's deputy deputies followed them, they pleaded guilty. >> we stopped people tr losing a christmas. >> reporter: investigators say here's how td couple was doing it. first they stole the gift cards from stores, then used the supplies to meticulously remove the security strips covering the pin numbers. you can see here there's a piece stuck on a razor blade. they wrote down the numbers. >> these are the numbers 0009. >> reporter: reapplied the security strips so that the cards looked brand new returned the cards to the stores and waited for someone to purchase them. with the pin numbers the couple could continuously check online so see when they were activated then use the numbers to make purchases online even though they didn't have the actual cards. the federal trade commission offers this advice. >> you can see if there's been a change to the card itself to see if someone has taken the scratch number off. >> reporter: but crafty crooks make that hard. >> i'm looking at all of these

and they look good. >> they've done a good job rorchblth investigators believe these two lifted the funds from troy's card, which means whoever did might still be out there. retailers aren't required to replace the funds remember, it's difficult to prove you didn't spend the money yourself. still, target agreed to send troy and kayla a new one though it may be the last gift card they ever use. >> it's a lot of money for someone to lose out on. it's not worth it anymore. >> reporter: that couple that was arrested will be stebs sentenced in march, the county d.a. is asking for three years i spoke to the couple's attorney general -- attorneys they're hoping for parole, they learned this scam online. and frank and julie that's why we want to do bring it, we want to stay one step ahead of the

criminals, retailers trying to enhance the technology so they can also stay one step ahead of the crooks. >> they went through so much trouble to take the cards tamper with them and put them back, went through a lot of word to do that. >> reporter: they did. you really want to be vigilant about this and look at the card but i want to show you guys this one, it hasn't been tampered with one but to me, does it look like there's anything wrong with it? >> no, i wouldn't notice a thing. >> reporter: as good as that card looked. >> is that a tampered one? >> reporter: it's not but that's how good the cards looked that were part of the evidence, it's really difficult to tell. the other thing you want to tell if possible is try to narrow the window of time from when you purchase the gift card to when you give it to when it's spent you're potentially narrowing the window from when the crooks can drain the card. >> don't like me and stick a whole bunch in your wallet. >> reporter: no, don't do that, go home and check your balances. >> it's amazing the ingeneuity

people have. her plan to charge $75 fee for deeds and other real estate documents could raise 300 to $700 million a year. that money would then be used to give tax credits to developers who offer low income housing opponents say some transactions require multiple documents and could get expensive. similar legislation failed in 2012 and 2013. this friday google is expected to unveil plans for a major expansion of its headquarters in mountain view. google wants to accommodate a growing work force right now google has about 20,000 employees locally many welcome the jobs and the tax dollars that google has brought to the area but others are concerned about where all the new workers will live since housing is already limited and already costly. teenagers from around the nation gathered at the sap

center in san jose today to celebrate a year of community service. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning! >> transform this stadium in to the coolest classroom in the world! >> 16,000 students and teachers from more than 600 schools attended the wee day event meant as motivation and empowerment for young people who are working hard to make a difference. ktvu fox 2 among the proud sponsors but not easy to get a ticket they must perform community service projects aimed at making the world a better place. suddenly plagued with a problem, what we're hearing about a major outage tonight. a warm day today with temperatures in to the low 70s when we'll see a cooldown and even the chance for a few sprinkles. and at 10:45 protecting your medical identity, why health records are the new holy grail for hackers. and tonight's efforts to intercept them.

smart tvs may not be so smart, having trouble connecting to the web, that means users can't stream from youtube netflix, amazon and other sites. sony blu-ray players also having troubles connecting to the web both companies say they're aware of the problems and are now

working to resolve the outage. sony pictures hacked last year and sony playstation network was hacked on christmas day so far nobody claiming responsibility for hacking the sony network. a bay area dog owner is suing the purina beneful company, he alleges his dog died after eating the food, lucido says his dog died after eaet eating beneful one dog died two others got sick, according to the lawsuit beneful contains a component of antifreeze and toxins produced by fungus caused by grains, the suit claims more 3,000 online complaints of people's pets getting sick or dying after eating the food, it's backed by purina's strict quality controls and comprehensive program, consumers can continue to feed beneful

with total confidence. medical examiner today identified a woman killed yesterday while riding her bike in oakland. 60-year-old barbara burns of oakland was hit by a truck just after 4:30 in the afternoon near san leandro and prunes street, the driver of the truck a 52-year-old oakland man stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators, the cause of the accident still under investigation. oakland teachers got a show of support today in their fight for a new contract, dozens of people marched the school board meeting this afternoon the teachers are demanding a significant raise as well as smaller class sizes and a cap on special ed classes negotiations going on for about a year, the school district says it's offering a 10% pay raise over 18 months and more if state funding comes through. [ cheers and applause ] bay area students and professors took part in a nationwide walkout trying to draw attention to what they call

a growing problem in campuses, tenured faculty being replaced by adjunct professors, many are hired for one course at a time, no guarantee they'll even be teaching the next semester. the san francisco based wine institute says wine exports were down last year and puts the blame on the west coast port labor dispute california wines account for about 90% of exports, the wine institute says exports fell by nearly 4% to $1.5 billion but the year before a record high for exports, the wine institute also noted that foreign wine makers are heavily subsidized, unlike california's. warrior superstar curry goes to the white house later in sports look at that, his meeting today with president obama in the oval office and the cause that's earning him all the accolades. chief meteorologist bill martin tracking changes in our weather, the cool down in the works and when we might see showers. up next though, medical records worth 10 times what a stolen card number is worth.

the new frontier in hacking and the effort tonight to fight back.

new at 10:00, making a game of hacking to expose the risks and learn how to protect us all, cyber security experts say the healthcare industry now the new pron fer -- frontier when it comes to hackers their target is your medical identity in mountain view to fight hacking with hacking, amber lee? >> reporter: we're is the semantec holding a competition among its employees to help prevent hackers from stealing. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: 40 workers from 10 countries including those from europe and asia arming

themselves with skills to fight hacking. >> it is very exciting to play those competitions and there is adrenaline rush. >> reporter: while employees say it's challenging and fun learning to think and act like a hacker is about the business of protecting businesses, semantec says this contest themed of protecting the healthcare industry was planned months before the breach at anthem. >> this one has me in doing security testing for the mobile applications. >> reporter: semantec says hackers are now targeting healthcare because stolen medical records can be sold on the black market for 10 times more than credit card numbers. >> the taking over that patient portal they're taking over the ultrasound machine the electronic medical record database. >> reporter: each person's medical information can sell anywhere from $300 up to thousands of dollars. >> somebody might want to conduct a surgery plastic surgery for example using your identity and using your insurance to conduct and pay for

that. >> the healthcare industry isn't so quick to detect fraud is that correct? >> financial services is an industry that's grown up with protecting against fraud and criminals. >> reporter: but not so for the healthcare industry. making them more vulnerable. these cyber war games allow the employees to get in to the mindset of a hacker to explain motive, often monetary games but also sabotage and terrorism. >> happening realtime from cyber centers around the world monitoring these in behalf of companies. >> reporter: real hacking? >> real. >> if you make a hospital nonfunctioning anymore or if you get the power grid not functioning, that can really hurt someone. >> reporter: experts say it's always easier to hack in to a system than to protect it from being hacked. frank? >> get it in to the mindset of hackers seems like a great idea, amber lee to your recollection. it was a mixed day on wall

street with no big swings dow reached 15 points nasdaq dropped a fraction ask the s&p lost one point. checking again on those temperatures from today a lot like yesterday and then highs tomorrow will be a lot like these, so these are the numbers and again these are well above the average for february, the end of february, and just been dry and it continues that way 70 in concord 70 in napa, tomorrow we'll see lots of upper 60s, some low 70s you see some clouds out there and not many reports of fog out there but a few high clouds drifting in and out, but valley fog back in the forecast, pardon me, we talked about this system here, here's the ridge of high pressure, doing this pretty much the most of this month but now it's going to drop down, this area appears flattening out a little bit and when it does, a system's going to come straight down from the north, a drier system, it means a chance of a shower but the real story will be a little bit of snow in the mountains but the real story will be this cool air

that comes in underneath it, or over the top of it so we're going to be in for a little bit cooler weather for the weekend still going to be pretty nice though in terms of doing what you want to do, there will be some sprinkles in the forecast friday, and then again on saturday but you'll see in the model, it's really not much to worry about at least at this point. the forecast overnight lows with the patchy valley fog in the north bay as we talked about february this was a significant event basically one of those atmospheric rivers we saw these two big storms the december storm and the february storm have kept us well over 90% of average in many places right now, just those two major rain events, no multiple storms however, so on friday and saturday we get another opportunity for a few sprinkles out there but this won't this is nothing like this, this will be a trace amount of rain maybe a tenth of an inch tops tomorrow it stays put a day like we had today this low pressure drops down that's the cold one so temperatures go out at the 70s and back in the 60s windy

conditions and a chance of a sprinkle so let's go to the computer model and we'll show you how it shakes out here we are tomorrow afternoon so there's your thursday it goes by looks nice, showers start-up in eureka, friday morning, okay no big deal, here we are in to friday afternoon and now in the mountains, they're going to do okay the eastern side will produce snow, some showers lower elevations, maybe four inches up there for lucky and then right around here, here's saturday morning and then there is saturday night. so just, it doesn't look like a game changer at all forecast highs tomorrow, upper 60s couple low 70s, and then the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend view, scattered showers in there and hard to get enthused about something really not going to move the meter on our rain for sense of averages. >> thank god for those two storms as he said, can you imagine where we'd be without those? >> if those things missed us we'd be in trouble. >> looks like nuisance showers.

>> all right. thanks, bill. bart opened its newest station in oakland the secure bike storage facility is located on broadway near the 19th street bart station 20 bikes and bike shop for accessories and maintenance, the fifth bike station in bart's system, more are in the works at civic center, mcarthur concord and pleasant hill. all right mark's here zmou hearing more about college basketball coming up. >> oh, yeah, march means more than you ever thought possible! absolutely. you know, it's usually pretty good news when cal plays oregon beat them 12 in a row not tonight if you season is going like what you hope for, coaches like to see that close to tournament time, things are trending the right way not the case for the bears right now in berkeley oregon ducks well they beat cal for the first time since 2008, byrd had his say however for cal took brief leads, he had a season high 22

points as he takes care of the jordan matthews miss with the offensive however over the ducks, owning the second half, mighty joe young comes up with the steal and certainly knows what to do with it, left hand slammed two of his 25 oregon keeps their distance throughout elgin cook looking like elgin baylor on the loose cal now only six and nine, the pac 12 as they go down 80-69. tell you what, first day for the 'a''s spring training can't blame their management they decide to do have a meet and greet, drinks hors d' oeuvres before they get to know their roster completely, got a lot of new faces training facility, new mesa every out season, plenty of changes but this one was way beyond the norm, nine deals involving 27 different players, manager bob melvin critiques day one. >> a lot of time during spring to create that camaraderie and and develop those type of relationships, that was one of the messages that i had in the

meeting today, and um, so, i think it's going along well and um i know the names by now. [ laughter ] >> name tags probably wouldn't be a bad idea. meanwhile tomorrow night against james and the cavaliers curry, back to his real job in the nationally televised game, but today visiting the nation's capitol, something that had nothing to do with basketball, everything to do with nets. sports part two, next.

what you might call squeaky clean with a cool edge, that would be steph curry almost too good to be true, last night leading to victory today visiting the white house and xweting -- getting to spend six minutes with president obama curry was in the nation's capitol to help bring attention to the foundation he's heavily involved with called "nothing but nets" an organization that gives netting for mosquitos in africa, he gives three nets every time he hits a three point shot. >> stephen curry just left the white house and meeting with president obama and the reason i was in that meeting talking about the new president with malaria initiative and working with nothing but nets, all the work and donations and support

and awareness that you help raise. meanwhile in sports it's all about winning. of course, not everyone adheres to that philosophy, a little something called sportsmanship along the way and that was definitely lacking. in a girl's high school basketball game down in tennessee, both teams were trying to lose as you'll see some intentionally missed shots another young lady trying to let the other team actually steal the ball from her, the reason they were trying to lose is because they were trying to avoid having to play the defending state champion in the next playoff game. the discipline was harsh both teams were kicked out of playoffs. i've never seen something like that. we chuckle but, on the sound there that people were saying horrible sportsmanship and you know not good. >> both, huh. that's really something. >> not always about winning. >> thanks. and thank you for joining us tonight, our next newscast mornings on 2 beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> and find us online on

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