another 49er player arrested. tonight, fullback bruce miller facing criminal charges on what was already being called black monday for the niners. good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. police in santa clara tell us, they have handed a domestic violence -- fullback bruce miller over to prosecutors. how social media may play a role in this case. >> reporter: after what was already a tough day from niner fans came word that another player had been arrested.

the 49ers number 49, bruce miller is facing legal trouble after santa clara police arrested the 27-year-old fullback thursday night, just before midnight at an undisclosed location on suspicion of battery. miller lives in santa clara, and got engaged last fall. >> even though this is a misdemeanor case. the police, because there's a 49er involved are going to take this very seriously. >> reporter: steven clark is a former prosecutor with the santa clara county district attorney office. and notes felony charges come when there are physical injuries. >> this probably did not involve significant injuries, but it did involve a physical altercation between the couple. >> reporter: miller's arrest comes less than two weeks after this photo of a profanity laden text exchange, apparently with a significant other was posted on his instagram account. clark says if miller was behind

the text, they could hurt his case both criminal and within the league. >> that's why the cell phone information could be vital to the nfl's review of the matter. it's not just was a crime committed for the nfl, it's the nfl conduct policy. it's a much broader investigation. >> reporter: the 49ers release add statement monday afternoon, saying they are aware of miller's arrest adding, we were disappointed to learn of these reports, and will do our due diligence in collecting all relevant information, according to a database of player arrests, miller is the 11th 49er arrested since 2012. one of the highest totals in the league. 49er fans say they weren't surprised to see another player arrested. some saying they don't expect a lot from the players. >> the 49ers were in a tough spot with trying to talk to their public about being, winning with class, playing with class. >> reporter: the santa clara police department says it has handed the case over to the

d.a.'s office. i spoke with prosecutors tonight, and they say they have not yet received the case. if convicted, miller receives up to a year in jail. >> maureen naylor live tonight in santa clara. word of miller's arrest comes as the 49ers deal with big changes to their roster. today two key players left the team, and there could be more changes on the way. one big news story after another, really all off-season long. i'd say probably the fastest fall from grace i've ever seen in bay area sports. for the most part, it's cyclical. teams go through bad times on the field, but for the 49ers they've gone from the super bowl just two years ago to mediocre on the field, and perceived chaos. aside from another the arrest of a player a few days ago, two of the team's dynamic leaders, apparently ready to sign with

philadelphia over the weekend, but he's had second thoughts and may actually wind up with indianapolis. either way, gore is out the door. earlier today, news leaked out that patrick willis will announce his retirement tomorrow at the age of 30, citing constant foot problems and a spiritual awakening. not to mention michael crabtree is set to leave as a free agent. colin kaepernick. according to reports, the 49ers have shopped him around. general manager, trent balke vehemently denies the report that the organization no longer -- >> the starting fullback under arrest. key players choosing to go to

other teams. a quarterback, your franchise quarterback, possibly being looked around. >> i think what the basic problem is now is a lack of leadership from the very top. i think it's very clear the media and the fans weren't given the straight up truth about jim harbaugh leaving, so it's created kind of a mistrust on both sides right now. and there isn't a strong force in the organization. they have a coach who has never been a head coach before. trent balke, who's credibility has been challenged. and you know about jed york, and his cavalier statements about not knowing what balke was doing the other day when he signed a player who had been arrested three times since 2012. that after just saying they wanted to win with class. i think it's simply a lack of leadership.

>> it's like one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing. stay with ktvu, and ktvu.com for the latest on the niners. we'll bring you the latest developments on air, and online as they happen. we have developing news out of novato where tonight an explosion was reported at the same home where dozens of explosions were reported last month. neighbors say it appears the woman accused of setting off explosions is at it again. they heard an explosion a at around 5:00 this evening. debora villalon is there, as police deputies get ready to search that property. >> reporter: they've securitied a new search warrant, and the uc berkeley bomb squad has just arrived. you can see this place is secure, and in the back of that patrol car sits lori mason. she's been detained after another explosion was heard here tonight. >> it echoed quite a bit through the hills that we have

here. >> reporter: dave coen heard a powerful blast about 5:00 and called it in. >> uncertainty, as to what is going on. >> reporter: coen lives across the street from this house, where three weeks ago, almost 90 explosive devices and chemicals used to make explosives were found, and removed by a bomb squad. laureen mason went to jail. >> did you know she was out of jail? >> no. >> i didn't think it was going to be an issue again, but two weeks ago, it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: a traffic stop of mason and her boyfriend. a search of the car turned up a backpack full of explosives. by that time, mason was already under suspicion because of explosions neighbors had heard. >> it really shouldn't have been an issue in the first place. i don't know what kind of

person has explosive devices in their house. this is a really nice neighborhood, and it shouldn't be an issue here. >> reporter: neighbors say the house is owned by the suspect's mother, who moved out of state. given what a any search might reveal, neighbors aren't sure how alarmed to be. >> i don't know if these are devices that could just take off a couple of fingers or could actually be fatal. i don't know. >> the devices that were found last time during the course of the search were equivalent to half sticks, quarter sticks of dynamite. are they a threat? absolutely. if those were left out in the street, anywhere in a residential area, anyone of the neighborhood children were to pick it up, we've got a problem. >> reporter: we're learning mason made bail the very same day she was arrested last month, and was free to come home. investigators want to know if new explosives were obtained since then, and if so, why. mason is accused of using

explosionives to threaten, or intimidate in the past. a live picture now, as the uc bomb squad rolls in. it promises to be another long period of waiting for this neighborhood. back to you. >> debora, when you say she was using these explosives, or that people say she was using these explosives to threaten or intimidate, who was she trying to threaten and intimidate, and do we know why? >> we don't know the details on that. we asked a lieutenant for specifics, and he said that's something they're keeping close as part of their investigation. the impression is that it was to intimidate neighbors perhaps in not complaining about her. if that's the case, it finally backfired. >> very quickly, do we know where her daughter is? her 5-year-old daughter? >> her 5-year-old daughter was not on the property tonight when the deputies arrived, and initiated this new enforcement action. she was not here, i'm told that

laureen mason was alone here on the property. one person was killed, and two others were wounded in the east bay today in a drive-by shooting. it happened at about 4:45 this afternoon near the intersection of chestnut, and 28th streets in west oakland. police say a woman in her 20s was pronounced dead at the scene, while a man and a boy were hospitalized. neighbors told us, they heard as many as 20 gunshots. they also say the woman was killed while trying to shield a child from the bullets. a sheriff spokesman tells us that a shootout across the street from highland hospital at about 8:00 tonight was connected to this afternoon's shooting in west oakland. nobody was hit. the sheriff's office says a car connected to both shootings sped away from the scene, but deputies caught up to it, and detained several people inside. and across the bay, san francisco police are looking for two suspects, following a double killing that happened at a parking lot next to playground this morning in the excelsior district. the two men were shot to death

about 9:30 this morning, as they were sitting in a parked car, at crocker amazon park. police responded to calls from park workers and found one man dead in a car. the other was profoundationed dead at the hospital. both were in their 20s. distraught relatives and friends rushed to the scene and spoke with officers. police are trying to determine the motive, and into the shootings were gang related. >> our gang task force will always take a look at it to see if it is gang related or not, or if it is gang motivated. >> police have only described the suspects as two males. they're hoping that witnesses will step forward to help them find the shooters. a hefty donation is on its way to the san francisco recreation and park department. building materials company, sam x is donating 20 tons of sand. it will replace the sand that had to be removed of a someone smashed dozens much bottles in the sand box at the park,

leaving dangerous shards of glass behind. police arrested two teenagers in connection with that crime. a sheriff's department accused of deleting missing persons records tied to a pair of notorious killers. >> in my view, it's destruction of evidence. >> the bold step this california lawmaker is taking to uncover what happened. >> the timing on when you could be dodging showers this week. >> and next, giving low income youth a line in the tech world. the new initiative the president is holding up as a model.

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president obama, eyeing the bay area to hire more tech workers. the president announced a new tech initiative to hire american youth and disadvantaged workers to get new jobs. >> a look at which bay area companies were mentioned as models by the white house. >> reporter: julie, let me name them, zen deck, auto desk, those were named by the white house initiative as partners, many community groups say there are a lot of young people who will benefit. many of those people who don't even have a computer. the bay area has an abundance of tech jobs, but it's a excessive field, and for low income youth, laiding a high

paying job isn't easy. today, president obama said his new tech hiring initiative will help create a pathway. >> when these jobs go unfilled, it's a missed opportunity for the workers, but it's also a missed opportunity for your city, your community, your county, your state, and our nation. >> reporter: the president says there are more than a half million jobs in information technology, and thousands more in healthcare and other fields that need skilled workers. burton wants to be one of those workers. the 23-year-old from the bay view is in san francisco's tech sf program, and growing up, he never had his computer. >> i'm pretty sure, you go through these doors, and most of them never had a computer. >> reporter: he's learning computer skills and hoping to get a job when he graduates next semester. >> the young people we get to work with are coming from very low income households. they don't grow up with the technology that's actually

being made here. >> reporter: president obama cited san francisco, and zen deck. san francisco based zen desk is already running internship based programs. >> it levels the playing field in a way that we're building workforce development training that creates new pathways. >> reporter: the initiative pays the way for big dreams. >> instead of looking outward. look right here. look at your backyard. >> reporter: the initiative also includes about $100 million in federal grants so companies and community groups will be able to apply for those to have access to those funds, and hopefully create those jobs for many americans in the bay area, and throughout the country. >> jana katsuyama in san francisco tonight. elderly abuse charges today in the case of a now shuttered

living assistance facility. they are accused of abandoning 14 residents for several days. that's after an order to shut down the home for code violations. the only people who remained were a janitor, and cook who worked without pay until the residents were paid. they could face 17 years in prison if convicted. tonight, there is still no sign of that child molestation suspect who escaped from custody in san jose last friday. he's accused of molesting a 9- year-old girl. ktvu's azenith smith tells us how that little girl is being protected by a group of bikers. >> reporter: they call it its top priority. all hands on deck to find janelle carter. he escaped friday after overpowering a deputy, and injurying his shoulder during a physical therapy appointment. deputies have blasted the 43- year-old's picture on fugitive watch. alerted state authorities to be on the lookout, and formed a multitask force over the

weekend. >> it's from surveillance, to following up on any leads and tips that we get. so that's why we developed this task force, and just communication with other agencies. >> reporter: carter was arrested back in march of last year. he's accused of inappropriate sexual encountered with a 9- year-old relative. the molestation happening over the course of the year. the 5th grader told her biological mother who notified authorities. >> it's just like a quick reaction. it was like, he's on tv, i didn't really, you know, it caught me by surprise. >> reporter: jessica dorsey lives next door to the alleged victim's family in campbell, and tells me, she's shocked he escaped. this group shows bikers against child abuse. while ktvu was in the girl's neighborhood, members of the local chapter were outside her home. the members ask we predict their identity, but tell us,

they're keepers of children watching out for victims of child abuse. >> i think they're cool. my daughter loves them. she's never seen motorcyclists. she's never seen nothing like that. >> investigators updated their description of carter today, saying he has a neck tatoo that reads amy, not alice. he also has a tatoo reading johnell jr. on his left arm. if you see carter, you're asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's department. it looked like the middle of summer out there, with the fog making a comeback. here's a look at the temperatures this afternoon. only in the 50s in pacifica. but the warm end of the temperature spectrum, lots of 70s. here's our live camera from sutro. the low clouds a factor as we

head into tuesday morning forecast. here is the wider perspective in the pacific. actually a frontal system. we're talk being rain showers, not for tomorrow, but as we head into the wednesday forecast. for tomorrow, increasing high clouds. starting the day with patchy dense fog. especially near the coast, and right around the bay, partly cloudy skies while inland, and temperatures in the 40s, and the 50s. throughout the day high clouds will be on the increase. here is our temperature timeline. starting out the day at 7:00 in the 40s. on track once again to reach the 70s, pretty warm by about 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here's our forecast model, future cast 2, showing you increasing high clouds throughout the day on tuesday, by 4:00. notice some activity in the pacific, rain showers, not here just yet, but will be approaching the bay area in the wednesday forecast. we'll have more on that. also an updated look at your five day coming up at 10:45. a tiny, threatened fish

could cause a big problem for caltrains. according to the contra costa times an environmental review shows long thin smelt could be swimming in the waters below the bridge during the detonation. the state department of fish and wildlife says about 1700 fish could potentially be at risk during the detonation. the smelt serve as an important part of the ecological chain, by providing bigger fish for birds and mammals. why the federal government wants to move it out of fisherman's wharf. >> and later, out of your pocket, and onto your wrist. at 10:30, we'll give you a peek at apple's newest wearable technology.

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california has been called off within the past hour. law enforcement officers were looking for 37-year-old geovany santiago enriqeez and his 1- year-old son. the baby has been found in mexico and his father is under arrest. there is no word on the baby's condition. the federal government may move the very popular alcatraz ferry to fort mason. >> that has outraged some people in the marina district. >> reporter: for visitors coming to san francisco, alcatraz is almost always on the bucket list. >> absolutely. that and the bridge. >> you can see why.

it has such a history to it. >> reporter: more than 5,000 people a day line up, snap photos, and board the ferry that shuttles people to and from the island known as the rock. the thought of transporting all of those people and traffic two miles west to the marina district makes the neighbors there cringe. >> i understand the need to have attractions for people who come here and i understand the importance of tourism, but you've got to look at neighborhoods. there is some relative tranquility built into neighborhoods, and i think that's ours. >> reporter: the ggnra wants support of san francisco to agree to a auto year lease on one of its piers. >> we've been in discussions with the port now for well over two years, and they've been productive. >> if no agreement is reached by this summer -- >> fort mason is a viable alternative. >> reporter: no negotiation with the port of san francisco

would be necessary. the ggnra says they would retrofit the building at fort mason. >> we have look at things like traffic and congestion. >> to try to jam 1.5 million visiters in through that funnel to me is ludicrous. >> reporter: mark farrell says a move to fort mason should be avoided at all costs, even if it means taking control away from the federal government and giving it to san francisco instead. >> reporter: it would take an act of congress to transfer alcatraz to san francisco. but there is still time to continue their discussions until august. new developments in the case of the notorious speed freak killers. the sheriff's department accused of getting rid of information in that case.

>> there's a dirty little secret somewhere. you know, there's something going on. >> the push now to find out how key records were deleted. >> plus two people killed in a head-on crash on a bay area road. what we're learning about the moments before it happened.

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welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. there is a significant new twist tonight in the case involving the so-called speed freak killers. accused of destroying the records of some of the victims. >> reporter: frank, it is a mystery as to why missing persons records would be erased from a national database. as accused, and in a federal motion filed today, the sheriff's department of san

joaquin is also accused of stonewalling outside investigators searching for victims of the speed freak killers. it was 2012, a well excavated turns up a thousand bone fragments and the remains of three victims. they're believed to be the remains from the speed freak killers. at the time, the san juan sheriff's department was accused of botching the investigation. today, a federal motion accusing the sheriff's department of mishandling the case long before the dig. >> it's about getting to the bottom of why missing persons that are associated with the case, why they were deleted from the attorney general website. >> reporter: shermantine, from death row, wrote a letter to his sister, detailing the

location of the well where body fragments would be found. >> it was three days later, that the deletions occurred. >> reporter: those occurred on the attorney general state missing person's database, typically only done when missing persons, or their remains are found. today, the san joaquin sheriff said the records were removed, not erased. >> it's my understanding that the cases were not deleted. that they were transferred to the department of justice, as we stated for management, and oversight for a period of time. >> reporter: the federal motion also contains swan statements from two outside investigators who say the sheriff was uncooperative regarding their missing persons cases. >> we sit there and go, there's a dirty little secret somewhere, there's something going on. >> reporter: kevin atkins was investigating the case of michaela garrett who disappeared in 1988. herzog matched a sketch at the time. when shoes were found in the well that may have been similar to those warn by garrett,

atkins says his requests went nowhere. >> so i said, can i simply take a look. can i simply see either the photos or the shoes, and i wasn't allowed to. >> reporter: the sheriff said today that his office cooperated with other law enforcement, despite the sworn statements of two veteran investigators to the contrary. the federal motion is connected to a civil case brought by one of the victim's family against the sheriff's department. it requested all documents be made available. >> ken pritchett in our newsroom tonight. a head-on crash killed two people today in a rural sonoma county road. it happened on river road, west of santa rosa. authorities say a lexus sedan crossed into oncoming traffic to pass slower traffic, and collided with a ford pickup truck. a dog inside the pickup was also killed. the names of the victims have

not been released. authorities say the driver of the pickup was a 58-year-old man who lived in windsor. a marin county man suspected of killing 84-year- old olga dinelli of penngrove pleaded not guilty. hill was his alleged accomplice. authorities believe silva, and hill ransacked the home on february 26, and left her bound to a chair and shot her to death. it is unclear if silva will be transported back to sonoma county to face charges. a san francisco police officer charged with raping a woman could be facing even nor charges. the preliminary hearing store officer geoffrey graves got underway today. he is charged with one count of raping a girl he met on a police car, and two charges of

roughing up his girlfriend. legal experts say it may include a gun enhancement, because graves was wearing his service weapon during the alleged sexual assault. a woman took the witness stand today. ellen pao testified she went it to a senior officer about the sexual harassment of a coworker and was told don't make a mountain out of a moe hill. she was fired three years ago. after a lot of anticipation, apple finally unveiled its apple watch today during an event in san francisco. >> ktvu's claudine wong shows us the new high-tech gadget that brings us cutting edge technology to your wrist. >> every apple watch has many different faces and many different configurations. >> reporter: it's not the first smart watch. >> it's not just with you, it's on you. >> reporter: but apple still calls it the most advanced

timepiece ever created. >> it's a revolutionary new way to connect with others. >> reporter: but do you need a watch? >> do you wear a watch? >> no. >> why not? graduate because -- >> because i have a smartphone. >> reporter: these smartphones tell time, but they also look a lot like with the iphone. it will even get uber to pick you up. >> i'm able to is summon a car right here from my watch. >> reporter: you can check in for your flight, still talk to siri. >> you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: it operates on wi- fi, and blue tooth. it also comes with features you never knew you needed. you can actually communicate from one apple watch to another apple watch. you can see here, derrick sent me a bunch of messages. actually sending me his heartbeat. i can feel that, look at it, and i can actually touch the

screen and send my heartbeat right back. i don't know why you'd want to, but then that brings us back to this whole idea of a watch. >> i just want it to tell me what time it is. >> you want a phone on your wrist? >> yes. >> when is the last time you wore one? >> probably when i was a little kid at burger king and had the free one. >> and these aren't free. claudine wong, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> prices start as high as $350, but go as high as $10,000 if you want the watch in 18- carat gold. this long anticipated news about the apple watch saw shares of apple go on a roller coaster ride, ending slightly higher today. it closed up .4% to 127 and change. one analyst said he wasn't sure it's the product people were

looking for. broader markets made gains. the dow was up 138 points. the nasdaq up 15. the s & p 500 added 8. new developments tonight involving plans to bring an nfl team to los angeles. >> a system bringing us a chance for light rain. using live stormtracker 2 to pinpoint when and where. >> new video of a deadly hit- and-run crash

a defense attorney for former rap music mogul suge knight says a video shows he is innocent. it appears to be surveillance footage. a man approaches the red truck and is thrown to the pavement as the truck backs away. knight's attorneys say he was being ambushed by gunmen. a short time later, that truck reappears there, running over the man. knight has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him. most of the republicans in the u.s. senate are threatening to do whatever they can to thwart a nuclear agreement with iran. the u.s. and five other countries are trying to reach a

deal to limit its nuclear abilities. now 47 republican senators have sent a letter to tehran saying that any deal made with president obama might not be good once he leaves office in less than two years. >> i think it's somewhat ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hard liners in iran. >> iran also lashed out at the gop threat saying their letter has no legal value and is mostly a propaganda ploy. the co-creator of "the simpsons" has died. matt simon also served as producer of the show "taxi." much of the his money was given to animal rights organizations. sam simon was 59 years old.

a move to ban flying the american flag on a uc campus. up next, the student council report that has students on campus talking. >> the warriors trying for their 50th win in consecutive seasons. something the warriors have never done. our sports director mark ibanez will have it in sports coming up next.

republican state lawmakers and veterans are angry about an incident in southern california involving the american flag and they don't want it to happen again. ktvu fox 2 reporter, cara lou tells us it all started with students at uc irvine, voting to ban flying the american flag. >> reporter: at college campuses across america, the american flag flies freely. last week on the uc irvine

campus, controversy developed after a counselor banned the use of all flags, including the stars and is stripes in the name of making a more inclusive environment. today, state senator, janet nguyen, alongside veterans and other leaders announced they planned to prohibit from banning the american flag on school property. >> as an immigrant who came to the united states in search of freedom and democracy, i could not stand before you today as a state senator if it were not for the ideals of that american flag. >> i think that university campuses should have the flag on campus, just because, you know, we're in america. >> reporter: here students shared their opinions on the attempt to ban the american flag on a public campus. >> i think any flag should be able to be displayed, as long as it's not offending anyone. >> i think it's important that we have the flag, but we also don't attack the people who are expressing a different opinion.

>> i think that's a bit extreme, and just harsh at the same time. if this is the land of free, where is the freedom in not expressing culture, and a lot of culture is expressed in flags. >> reporter: they plan to introduce a senate constitutional amendment on wednesday. ktvu fox 2 news. new at 10:00 tonight, a new piece of public art was unveiled in the east bay today, with a roar. the huge bear sculpture was installed. plans call for it to be there for a year. loosely translated from the latin as bear recycled, or bear reborn. one of the artists who created the sculpture described how it was built. >> this bear is a pure asemblance. it's a reincarnation of junk. turning trash into treasures. >> chad bradshaw says this is the first time a public artwork

had been in stalled in berkeley on a temporary basis. we at least have a change in the weather pattern. we are talking about shower chances this week, but not the rainfall we need. in fact, no major storms showing up in the bay area forecast. as far as the rainfall numbers, they're really not changing too much with the exception of that number to the right there. the percent of averages have been coming down with each passing day. we are tracking our next system that will produce more clods and a few scattered rain showers. tomorrow will be completely dry. just increasing high clouds after we get rid of this. low clouds and fog already increasing near parts of the shore line toward half moon bay, pacifica, ocean beach and san francisco. current numbers out there for your 10:00 hour, cooling off to the upper 40s already. in santa rosa, 49 degrees. oakland, 53. san jose 56.

concord in the upper 50s. here's our live camera looking out toward the fog bank. it looks like a night in the middle of june or july. the marine layer making a big push. tonight, areas of fog for the coast and for the bay. tomorrow, increasing high clouds, and wednesday, we are bringing in just a chance of a few scattered rain showers. this system right now, looks very impressive on the satellite. by the time it gets here, it's going to be in a much weaker state. tomorrow increasing high clouds. temperatures still on the mild side. wednesday, we bring in scattered showers, especially for the north bay. rachel expectations, maybe a few hundredths of an inch to a quarter of an inch. especially up toward mendocino county. here's our forecast model showing you this increasing high clouds throughout the day tuesday. wednesday morning, we're tracking rain showers, especially up in the north bay. notice, not too much action in the south bay, but a little bit of coverage here into the afternoon hours on wednesday. that's out of here wednesday

night. decreasing clouds and that will set the stage for a warmer thursday and friday. to be honest, these numbers have been changing quite a bit. we're not expecting significant rainfall. a few hundredths of an inch, and i'd be surprised if we get up to a quarter of an inch. temperatures for tomorrow, lots of 60s and even a few low 70s. oakland, 69 degrees. san jose, a forecast high of 74, with partly cloudy skies. increasing high clouds for the afternoon hours in san francisco. lots of fog in the morning. and then, mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon hours. there's that rain cloud on wednesday, but don't get too excited about the rainfall. a few scattered rain showers, especially up in parts of the north bay. >> i was just getting really excited. >> sorry frank, you have to bring it down just a bit. that sunday chance of a shower, that's a low chance as well. i was talking to a fifth grade class today about the weather going over the long range weather maps, and one kid said that does not look good. i said i agree with you. it's not looking good for us.

maybe it can change. >> kids have a way of saying things so simply. >> i probably shouldn't have repeated that. >> not good. thanks mark. the aeg sports conglomerate pulled the plans today to build an nfl stadium in downtown los angeles. the company said after years of maneuvering, and costs it couldn't find a team willing to move to l.a. last month, the inglewood included a plan that builds stan kroenke and a deal to build a stadium in carson could head to voters for approval. moving from football now to basketball. the warriors just keep on trucking. >> the beat goes on. they've caught a second wind, it would like like heading into the postseason it seems like most nights we seem to be talking about another warrior first. first time in franchise history, back-to-back 50 win

seasons. 50th win comes with a couple of hall of fame caliber leaders looking on. bobby knight on the left, tony la russa on the left. they're there to see a future hall of famer. look how the 1st quarter ends. all about steph with 36 points in phoenix. he does own the 2nd half from the outside. curry rebounds, uses a rock hard screen by andrew bogut to nail that 3. 7 of 13 from the deep. sean living stone will go behind the back here to get it to steph. just about the first row right there. he'll hit it. doesn't draw the fall. but the warriors now 50-12. there was a little ps i love you concerning yesterday's win by the clippers. draymond green bumped by jones. green by the way says he never

considered retaliating. he said nobody would notice if that other guy got suspended, meaning jones. who facetiously said today, sorry if i hurt his feelings. if the 49ers off-season gets weirder, bring back the twilight zones. gore having second thoughts about philly, and may end up with the colts in indianapolis. the 49er fans wake up to a stunner. patrick willis will announce his retirement tomorrow at the age of 30. after missing most of the season with a toe injury. willis also said to have had a spiritual awakening, which has led to his retirement. it seems inevitable justin smith will be gone as well. he has hinted at retierpt for quite some time. the cowboy, as he is known, says he won't make up his mind

100% until next week sometime. it was the lovely cuddly panda the giants heard from today. not really. the giants get great news concerning matt cain and his recovery process. sports part two is on the way.

all right, only one thing mattered in the giants exhibition game today, 5-5 tie with the dodgers. but matt cain felt good in his 2 innings of work. >> i get that extra excessive adrenalin going. feeling pretty good. trying to get in the right rhythm. you knew sooner or later, the real reason pablo sandoval snubbed the giants would come out. it was not the lovely panda tweeting about his team. i knew early in spring training last year i was going to leave. they didn't respect my agent. and i love boch. he's like my dad. he's the only guy i will miss. hunter pence, just those guys. but now i feel like i'm at home in boston. >> you have to have something

in you to tweet that. >> yeah, he was a little tweaked i would say. >> it would be cool this they played the giants this year, but they don't. >> not even in interleague games? >> he always seemed so happy. >> he put on a good front for the time he was here. he said it was not about the money, he just wanted out of here. >> thank you for joining us. tonight, our next newscast morning on news at 2:00, beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> see you tomorrow. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] ♪

[ siren wailing, indistinct conversations ] do we know anything? oh, no. they're in there now with the doctor. we're lucky, though. the paramedics said it could've been a lot worse. my god how did this even happen? there he is. big day's coming up. what do you want for your birthday, big dog?

it's okay. i'm good. come on. the sky's the limit. dream big, my boy. well, i guess i could use a belt. a belt? yeah, you're right. i don't need it. an extension cord works pretty good. phil: every year, luke's birthday falls right around thanksgiving and so it gets lost in the holiday shuffle. yeah, one year we forgot completely and we had to improvise a cake out of stuffing. which, by the way, he was fine with. he's one of those kids you get him a gift and all he wants to do is play with the box. yeah, one year we actually just got him a box