the ktvu fox 2 news at 5 p.m. starts now. >> a local artist on their way to her studio hit by car and left to die. her boyfriend is heartbroken. >> my soul mate. i can't believe she is gone. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. 24 hours now have passed after the deadly hit and run and police into search for the driver involved. she was walking along pine street in west oakland yesterday afternoon around 2:00 p.m.

when she was struck. ktvu's cristina rendon is live at police headquarters with more on the investigation. >> reporter: police say the driver took off after the crash. they are hoping anyone with information will come forward and her boyfriend is wanting justice. >> if you shot of her, it would bring a smile to your face. >> reporter: he says she was the love of his life. they were supposed to grow old together. >> she was a practicing buddhist. wouldn't hurt a fly. the fact she was taken from us is devastating. >> reporter: she made hand crafted jewelry, was walking to her studios saturday afternoon. the driver of the car jumped the curve and drove a half block on the sidewalk before hitting a fence and the woman. he is repairing the damage. >> if you look at the tracks, they were going at a high rate

of speed. >> reporter: police are looking for the driver who abandon the car after the crash. he knew something was wrong when she didn't answer his text. >> the police came. i knew something bad happened. >> makes no sense for that to happen for such a wonderful woman. >> reporter: he doesn't know what would have caused the driver to lose control but she upset he left her behind and didn't help. >> freak accident but i still want justice to be done. i want these people found and locked up. >> reporter: they are hoping the driver turns him or herself in. so far police have not released a description of the driver. if anyone has information police are urging you to contact them. >> maybe since they have the car involved that will lead theme the driver. thank you so -- them to the driver. thank you so much.

bloody sunday, marching across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. 50 years ago marchers demanding voting rights for blacks were attacked. that assault and the images the nation witnessed helped to build the momentum for the voting rights act of 1965. today attorney general eric holder spoke. >> reporter: throughout selma, alabama local churches are holding services commemorating the events of bloody sunday. one service in particular taking place at brown chapel church when was a meeting point during the struggles of 1960s. that church invited eric attorney general eric holder -- invited attorney general eric holder. >> they spoke of equality, opportunity, of justice and they also spoke of promises unkept. they made plans to realize a

dream that had been too long deferred. >> reporter: this is a day after president obama, george w. bush and other politicians and leaders participated in a march over the edmund pettus bridge. they did this in honor of the 600 demonstrators who suffered police beatings as they attempted to cross that same bridge back in 1965. image of the beatings gained national support for the demonstrators who later went on to march from selma to montgomery. >> what greater expression of faith than this? what greater form of patriotism than the belief that america is not yet finished. >> reporter: a series of marchs and ceremonies are planned along it historic route of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery.

in selma, alabama, fox news. >> many people plan to march on monday along the same route martin luther king, jr. took. house minority leader nancy pelosi was in alabama today and tweeted this photo from the memorial wreath laying ceremony with the caption we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for justice and buctweeting say -- barbara boxer tweeting saying, we must rededicate our selves to protecting voting rights for all americans. and senator dianne feinstein tweeting as we honor selma 50 lets remember the strides our country has taken. >> and dianne feinstein called on hillary clinton to explain why she used a private e-mail account during her time as secretary of state.

>> she the leading candidate. republican or democrat. to be the next president. i think she needs to step up and come out and stay exact -- state exactly what the situation is. >> she said silence will only hurt her. there are fears isis is behind an attack at a libyan oil field this weekend. isis fighter appear to be losing ground. >> the battle for the middle east showing no signs of letting up and but they could soon lose control of a key iraqi city. >> reporter: they took control of several towns today. though isis fighters slowed it iraqi offensive. but they believe it is only matter of time before isis

loses control. he believes u.s. air strikes paveed the way for the victory. while the operation to retake is far from a text book it is showing progress. the campaign to retake the town is the biggest operation so far against isis in iraq and syria. if the offensive is successful it will deprive isis of a successful town. it remains a sunni town while most of the iraqi troops aretia and many fear if isis loses control the violence will continue. fox news. on this international women's day protesters denounced an archbishop

morality clauses for catholic school teachers. >> the protesters oppose the demand that teachers at four catholic high schools sign clauses affirming they are in line with catholic doctrine. they say the clause reflect an antiquated view of the world. >> every human should be free -- [ indiscernible ] >> being lgbt is not immoral. >> 80% of catholic school teachers with 8 members of the california state assembly and three senators, the board of supervisors and the city attorney have all requested the clauses be removed. supporters argue it is reasonable for parents who send their children to catholic high schools to be sure their children will learn catholic

teaching. an inmate who slipped away from a hospital is on the run tonight. the man hunt and the specific town where he could be hiding. >> and trapped upside down in icy waters for 14 hours. the dramatic rescue of a toddler after a crash that killed her mother. and tourists from california arrested in iterally after they -- italy after they left their mark on the coliseum.

starting today there are new water restrictions for people in san jose, watering outdoors is only allowed before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. because the air temperature is cooler than so less water evaporates and it is not allowed to flow into streets. three agencies are considering raising rates 30% according it

the san jose mercury news. they are serve about 80% of the bay area. they say they need to raise rates because people are using less water during the doubt and paying more related to expenses related to the drought. contra costa county is tapping in its reserve funds. gas prices have done nothing but go up and up and up. it jumped 82 cents. san francisco $3.49, up from $2.74. and in san jose $3.41. up from $2.61. and oakland prices increased 38 cents a gallon to $3.40. in boston the trial of suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is set to continue tomorrow. prosecutors put witness after witness on the stand describing the of effects of the deadly

attacks. what effects that had on some of those who were injured. >> the first two days of the boston marathon bombings trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers saying it was him. leaving no doubt he committed the attacks. now they are trying to convince the jury dzhokhar tsarnaev does font deserve the -- not deserve the death penalty. they say his brother acted on his own belief that american needed to be punished for killing muslims over seas. heart wrenching testimony from survivors and witnesses. an 8-year-old was one of three who died ad the finish line. -- who died at the finish line. he lost both legs in the first

bomb. he bumped into a man who wasn't watching the race before the bomb went off. later he gave the fbi had first description of a -- the first description of a suspect. moving forward expect the prosecution to lay out more surveillance video, photos and proof that dzhokhar tsarnaev intentionally and willingly carried out these attacks. evidence, messages written inside the wall and on the beams of the boat in massachusetts where dzhokhar tsarnaev hid from police. some from expressed worry about the emotional toll the trial will have on survivors. she lost a leg in the attack and posted on facebook, saying today i looked at you right in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore. the trial is moving faster than expected. it will resume 9:00 a.m. monday in boston. in new york, fox news. former tennessee titans and

new york jets running back chris johnson was shot in the shoulder in a deadly drive-by shooting about 4:00 a.m. this morning in orlando, florida. the survivors told police someone pulled up besides them and opened fire. killing one man and wounding chris johnson as well as another person. chris johnson will become a free agent tuesday after a single season with the jets. one of six suspects in the killing of a russian opposition leader boris nemtsov admitted get and another blown himself up. he confessed in a statement to a russian judge. the suspect also was charged but told the court he was not guilty. three more suspects remain in jail. the 55-year-old boris nemtsov was killed last month hours after a radio broadcast critical of substance abuse

policy. the -- of russian president vladimir putin. few clues about why a malaysia airlines flight 17 vanished. no red flags with the crew or the pilots. it did note that maintenance records show the battery on one of the planes black boxes expired the year before and was never replaced. the prime minister said the search will continue as long as there are leads. >> one of the mysteries of the twenty-first century. [ indiscernible ] >> searchers are scouring a 23,000 square mile area and plan to search another area about the same size if they don't find a sign of the plane. two tourists from california arrested for carving their anishes into the coliseum

-- initials into the coliseum in rome. they used a coin to engrave into the walls of the coliseum yesterday. their home towns were not released. they apologized. the stadium is a world heritage site. >> can't get over someone could do that. >> i know. it is a beautiful place. stood for 2,000 years and you want it to keep standing. mark tamayo, and another gorgeous day out there is. beautiful. >> yeah. a few changes, almost feels like we have been transported to june or july with the fog making a come back. pushing into the bay over night and clearing back to the shoreline. right now we still have lingering haze out there. nice movement to the camera towards the bay. alcatraz. we started out sunday morning with a solid blanket of clouds over this region. right now lots of sunshine. with the low cloud deck

temperatures cooled off across most of the bay area. coast and the bay. san francisco dropping to 65 degrees. hayward, 67. compare that to 76 we had yesterday. here is the latest right now on live storm tracker 2, fog bank off shore. as i mention, it looks like summer time weather pattern with the fog. there is one patch near the coast line, hugging parts of pillar point and the low clouds regroup once again late tonight and tomorrow morning. winds have been up a little bit. 5-10 miles per hour. the key today was a change in the wind direction. more of an onshore breeze as you can see with the arrows here. oakland, checking in 8 miles per hour. more neighborhoods for you. sfo, winds out of the northwest, 16. and san jose winds checking in at 8 miles per hour. numbers out there, 70s fairfield, livermore.

san jose 70 degrees. san francisco downtown, cooled off to 61. fog is close to half moon bay. upper 50s right now. headlines tonight, fair skies tonight. monday morning fog. skies becoming partly cloudy skies for the afternoon hours and a chance of a wednesday shower. the forecast is not producing much in the way of rainfall at all. trace amounts and that would be favoring the north bay. as far as over night lows, tomorrow morning, coolest spots in the 40s. lots of 40s to start off your monday morning. the fog coast side, a few patches around the bay itself. temperature time line throughout the day. livermore, sunny skies throughout the day. temperatures during the morning hours in the 40s. into the afternoon, back into the 70s. high pressure, the storm track to the north. what developed has been close to the shoreline.

sticks around tomorrow. no big changes monday. mild to warm, 60s and 70s. tuesday we thicken up the cloud cover and there is a chance of a shower, that will be on wednesday. this system is not strong right now. it will weaken across northern california by the wednesday forecast. and in the short term, fog tomorrow morning, clearing back to near the shoreline and the green links up with 60s. yellow is the 70s. we will have more activities to talk about more 70ss to talk about -- 70s to talk about for monday. san jose checks in 72. santa cruz 74 degrees. the look ahead, your five-day forecast, more clouds on tuesday. a chance of a sprinkle on wednesday. partly cloudy skies for thursday and friday. coming up, we will look at the weekend forecast. we might talk about more shower chances. we will have that coming up. >> thank you. the chinese new year continued today with the street

fair. people enjoyed music, make kites, and get a taste of chinese culture today. last night chinese new year parade marked the official end of the celebration and today's fair is the final main event. >> hundreds of thousands of people from across the bay area and around the world lined the streets for the animal chinese new year parade. colorful floats, dancers, martial arts performances and a lot more. yesterday's weather meant many bay area residents made the tariq see the -- trek to see the parade for the first time. >> exciting. i can see and almost touch people. it is great. exciting. >> the weather is exciting. people are having fun. all about prosperity, sharing, kindness, artistry. all of that is reflected in the parade. >> the chinese new year

festival and parade is the largest outside of asia. a lot of fun out there. a remarkable survival. a toddler spent 14 hours upside down in a crashed car in a freezing river after her mother died. who found the little girl. and a man hunt for an escaped inmate and there is a town where police think this man could be and selling vintage treasures. i wish i would have been able to stop by there. all to benefit a museum, the unusual items we found inside.

this is the inmate that police want to find. he escaped friday afternoon after slipping away from a hospital in the south bay. the sheriff's department has extra patrols and detects out looking for the child molester. ktvu's noelle walker is live at the correctional facility where the inmate was awaiting trial. >> reporter: this is a minimum security county jail where the suspect was being held. he left on friday to go to a medicalpotomy and that is is -- medical appointment and that is is when we made his escape. >> reporter: he made his escape

to freedom. the child molester attacked a deputy to make his escape from the medical center on friday. today hospital security and the sheriff's department are all searching for the one who got away. >> we are hoping he is not in the area anymore. >> reporter: she lives in the apartment complex that was the focus of the search. that is where he is keeping an eye on his grandson. [ indiscernible ] >> he is so-called child molester. >> who is still on the loose. >> i don't feel good about it. >> reporter: the suspect has tied to campbell. this place with a small town feel is where he was arrested a year ago. >> it is scary you know, knowing he has ties to the community, he probably wouldn't

veer far from it. >> reporter: he moved here to get away from crime. >> lock your doors. >> reporter: there are extra patrols trying to bring him back in to face the child molestation charges and more. >> if he was violent enough to assault a sheriff's office, lord knows what he would do to stay out. right? >> reporter: take a look at this picture again. that is the inmate whew scaped. -- who escaped. if you see him do not approach him, call 911 and if you know where he is, the sheriff's department would like to hear from you and you can remain anonymous. >> i understand he has a distinctive tattoo? >> reporter: yes, people who know that should call the sheriff's department and let them know. right now they are not exactly sure where he is. they know he escaped. but where he went from there they don't know. they only know he has ties to

campbell. >> at itute of the world al-- tattoo of the word alice on his neck. noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. thank you. he deliberately set a fire last night in a house on petaluma hill road. he was trying to kill a woman who lived in the home. the woman and a man were treated. he is held on $1.1 million bail. she scheduled to -- he is scheduled to appear in court tuesday afternoon. baby girl upside down in her car seat for 14 hours in the middle of a river in utah. a fisherman found the car floating upside down in the river. the 14-month-old girl was strapped in her car seat above the water line. her mother was dead in the front police. police are trying to piece together what happened. >> i have been able to confirm

she had visits from family last night at 10:00 p.m. left between 10:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. last night. heading home. the family didn't know she did not arrive. >> police believe the car hit a barrier before it went into the river. the toddler was rushed to a hospital in critical condition. but that girl has been upgraded to stable. >> incredible. sea world in san diego shut down its animal show to focus on a big problem along the california coast. hundreds of sea lions that are washing up on beaches. >> we have never turned an animal in need away. >> this is the first weekend of shows featuring otters and sea lions were closed. they are flying in employees from texas and florida to help treat the sick sea lions in california. most animals are young pups

abandon by their mothers. they are underweight and cold. >> chokes me up, the commitment, the team members. they are my heroes and more are coming back to help us. >> officials say the problem is so bad this year this is the first time animal rescue efforts forced to it stop performances to help with the rescues. >> we had a number of pups washing up in the bay area. ahead ventage treasures for sale to support a bay area museum ask some of the most unusual items that were sold and giving shelter dogs a certain chance. >> and a hollywood star visits san francisco and no one noticed. why he stopped by one particular house in the city.

thousands of people jammed into a warehouse this weekend to find deals a thet white elephant sale. ktvu's -- at the white elephant sale. ktvu's katy eustis has more. >> remarkable everything in the warehouse is donated and there are really top quality things that are donated. things that are museum quality that we get and, yeah, year after year we fill it with beautiful things. >> reporter: people line up for the oakland museum of california white elephant sale. there are treasures waiting to be discovered. >> this is beginners trumpet.

and it has mother-of-pearl volves here -- valves here. goes for $100 but goes for half price. >> reporter: are of the items are -- >> reporter: all of the items are donated for the benefit of the museum. pricing is obvious in some cases but other items are hard to peg. >> they call on their parents or relatives and we have experts come by that want to buy from us and they help us out. >> reporter: some items are treasures but other are obscure. >> we had prosthetic body parts come in and we wondered who would be buying those. that would be the oddest. >> reporter: last year's sale brought in $2 million for the museum. this year they hope to do the same. all items left unsold today will be donated to other bay area charities. katy eustis, ktvu fox 2 news. details are expected tomorrow on the iwatch from

apple. they set to provide details on pricing and the release date. the watch is expected to run apps, play music, monitor the health of the wearers and other things. there are reports they offered 5 million watches for the release. it starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. shelter dogs are getting a second chance thanks to an organization that trains them for police work. universal canine rescued more than 150 dogs from across the country. any dog can train to become a police dog and he looks for pitbull mixes. >> usually the dogs that nobody wants, you know, as a pet, because they are high energy, those dogs get euthanized but they are excellent for this type of work. >> one of the dogs that was

rescued was one day away from being euthanized and she now works ass a police dog. coming -- works as a police dog. >> reporter: coming up, the how this celebrity stopped by. >> and a cool down today. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is up next after the break if the cool down continues and a chance of showers this week. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óio0#0dñañy

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opening credits. fantastic weather for the first sunday streets event for 2015. a large stretch of the embarcadero was closed. pedestrians and bicyclists shared the promenade under sunny skies and mild temperatures. >> normally it is wall to wall traffic so it is nice to see what it is like when it is just for people and bicycles and people having fun. hanging out with family and friends. >> the next event is april 12 in the bay view and dog patch neighborhoods. the timing of sunday streets today perfect. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. spectacular day. >> once the clouds cleared out. sunshine and the rest of the week a few minor changes. all those streets, nice to

enjoy the visuals out there, the scenery. nice weather for today. live cam towards -- actually, this is mount tam in the distance. patchy fog making a come back as well. it will be factor tonight and in your monday morning. as far as the highs from today, topped out in the 70s. most areas cooled off. an on shore breeze. that cools off the bay area. that happened today. right now on live storm tracker 2, clouds off shore and a fog bank as well. there is the fog bank around the coast line and few patches moving into san francisco. pushing back into the bay. current numbers, mild, concord, walnut creek, san jose, clear skies. temperatures 70 degrees. oakland 64. and santa rosa pleasant 71. another live camera looking towards the bay here, golden

gate bridge. haze. headlines tonight. fair skies. coastal fog. tomorrow no big changes. over cast. mild to warm. and then wednesday we bring in a chance of a few scattered showers and maybe in the form of sprinkles. we will keep an eye on that. monday morning, low 40s to lower 50s and fog coast side and around the bay. high pressure keeping the storm to the north. no strong storms to talk about. weather isn't changing too much this week. tomorrow over cast, clearing back. temperatures back up into the 60s to the mid-70s and on wednesday, more clouds. there is a chance of scattered showers and temperatures cooling off in the lower 60s for the mid-week forecast. the updated computer model. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, fog coast side and rushing back into the bay as well and clearing back to near the coast for the

afternoon hours. tuesday, we will thicken up the clouds. higher level clouds and then on wednesday. you can see activity here with the rainfall chances. the chance of scattered showers in the bay area. that would be on wednesday. we will keep an eye on that change. over the next few days. highs tomorrow, temperatures, lots of 70s out there. concord, brentwood, livermore. oakland 72. hayward 72. san jose 72. santa cruz 74. lots of 60s. lots of 60s there. san francisco will go 65 degrees. here is your five-day forecast, just a few minor changes. morning fog monday. increasing clouds on tuesday. wednesday a chance of a light shower. really not going to amount to much. thursday and friday, partly cloudy skies with your weekend coming up. more clouds and maybe a few

scattered showers on sunday. the storm door, once it opens, the strong storms, not showing up. some of the models hinting at a matern change. we are -- pattern change. we are watching out for that. >> thank you. this month saw the passing of leonard nimoy, the man who brought mr. spock to life. while known for his acting in star trek, there was more to the man. he shared back in an 1994 interview. >> developed out of a story i discovered when i was doing research for star trek 4 which i shot in san francisco. the humpback whale story. i discovered talking to a number of scientists across the

country, seti, the search for extra terrestrial intelligence, equipment being built by wonderful scientists, and that led to this story which i created several years ago. the idea being this planet was visited 65 million years ago by an alien who discovered earth would be hit by a meteor shower that would destroy life so they took dinosaurs in a noah's ark of dinosaurs and now they evolved. and they are coming back to earth to their -- the home of their ancestors. >> before you were cast in the role of mr. spock, did you have an interest in science fiction?

>> yeah. it goes back to my childhood. i used to read science fiction comic books. long before i was cast as mr. spock i was involved in films and television. in 1951, when i was 20 years ago, i acted in a science fiction serial -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] [ music ] >> coming up tonight a second look, the life of leonard nimoy. it airs at 11:00 p.m. right after the news on ktvu. coming up, one of the most popular players on the 49ers is on the move, we will tell you where he is headed and the warriors face-off against the clippers.

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[ music ] good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. about as automatic as something can be in the nba. in 28 home games the warriors won all but two of them. they were hope this afternoon against the clippers and the result was predictable. clippers do anything in their power to take steph curry out of the game. he put chris paul in the third row of the bleachers with that move. when you play the warriors you can't concentrate on one guy. beautiful job of moving the

ball there with the warriors playing small. livingston with 21. klay thompson, 3 of his 21 on 9 of 13 shooting. warriors up 7 at the half. curry turning into a magician with the ball. takes a shot that would be a prayer for anybody else. finds the net. 12 points for curry. steve kerr's reaction, we will let him explain in a minute. greene a part of the offense. glen davis not enough to stop greene on that effort to the hoop. one of five warriors in double figures. they win, they are a league best 49-12. when you are going good everybody has a sense of humor, including the coach. >> within 3 seconds, that sums it up. there were 9 seconds on the shot clock when he took the

shot. it looked like he thought there was one second on the clock the way he shot it. he throws the ball up. i am like what are you -- good job. good job. [ laughter ] >> good work. [ laughter ] >> nice match-up of a couple of potential playoff teams today in san antonio. the spurs hosted the bulls. 22 turnovers by the bulls. big game for tony parker. too easy there. parking made 15 straight points. he totaled 32. leonard with 20. he takes the ball away. he won't be stopped. five straight win for the spurs. snows tied for 6th right now. -- san antonio tied for 6th right now. the run that made frank gore the all time leading rusher is about to end. gore has informed other teams

he plans on signing with the philadelphia eagles when free agency begins on tuesday. the contract is $7.5 million guaranteed the first two seasons. gore would also be the eagles starting running back, replacing lesean mccoy who is now a member of the buffalo bills. rushing for 1,000 yards in 8-9 seasons. and barring a break down in negotiations, defensive lineman ndamukong suh will be a part of the miami dolphins. he is a three time all pro selection. who had emotionalmotional and on the field physical outburst that incurred his share of fines. a go through the motions and get your work done day for the a's and giants today in

arizona. a's gut a look at a former -- got a look at a former teammate. a couple runs in the third. a drive that gets down and finds the gap in left center. he gets thrown out at third but a run scores. 2-0 oakland. that didn't last. the white sox got six runs in the 4th. billy butler showing power for the a's. he takes him deep. the a's help to see more of that but they dough gown 10 -- go down 10-4. scott reiss with more in arizona. >> the a's lose for the first time this spring. marcus simian was disappointed in not playing today. 6-11, two homers, 7 rbis. he is fitting in with his new club. >> it is tough.

i have never beentrated. never been -- been traded, never been in this situation. we have a lot of new faces and there are the core guys who keep everybody together. >> very respectful guy. respects the game. goes about his business the right way. wants to learn. you know, on top of that, the performance has been terrific. >> the plan is two days on, one day off to be ready for opening day. in mesa, arizona, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the giants played a pair of split sod games against the gibe -- squad games against the arizona diamondbacks. the giants scored four times for a 4-3 lead. but the diamondbacks answer with a five run fifth. trumbo with a plast. he gave up five runs in the inning. the giants lose this one 10-5 and lost the other split sod game to the diamondbacks --

squad game to the diamondbacks 12-2. >> still to come, the defending champion on the nascar circuit. we will be right back.

. nascar's west coast swing. his first win of the year, las vegas the site for the third race of the season with the thunder birds doing the fly over honors.

a short day for jimmie johnson. he cuts his tire -- cuts his tire, a brush with the wall. finished in 41. down 31 laps. trading paint. edwards forces keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars da kasey kahne into the wall. he slides down low on the track and kisses the infield wall. edwards got the worse of this. finished in 42 place. kevin harvick edged in for the win. the 29th career win for kevin harvick. >> to the golf tour. donald trump decided to provide a replacement today. is he running for something? here is how close johnson got

again today. he would birdie the hole on the way to a 69. started 5 shots off the lead but managed to win by stroke. the win is number 9 on the season or on the tour that is for johnson. that will do it for sports wrap. see you again tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> the warriors last regular season game is april 15. so we got, what, five weeks to go before the playoffs? >> 22 games, i believe. you know, they are in great position to have the number one seed in the west. moved ahead of atlanta. right now they have a comfortable lead -- comfortable lead. >> i love steve kerr's reaction. like that. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, a piece of art puts a

northern california teen on the map. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the art work he created of bill cosby. that and more tonight at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> good night.

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okay. are... are you hoping to get it telepathically? i think you mean telekinetically. and no. i just wasn't sure of the proper protocol now that you and leonard are no longer having coitus. god, can we please just say "no longer seeing each other"? well, we could if it were true. but as you live in the same building you see each other all the time. the variable which has changed is the coitus.