a bay area ranch is hit by cattle raselers. >> a troubling crime at a quiet ranch in castro valley. livestock shot dead, mutilated, and stolen. now the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating. knew el walker talked to the owner today. she's live at the sheriff's substation in san leandro with the disturbing details. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators are rying to figure out who shot three cows and stole a calf. the rancher says this is going

to be a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack. he has so many acres it took more than a week to realize his missing cows were in fact shot dead. >> reporter: nothing tells you, you're just a half hour from the city. >> there's always bad things happening in the city. bad things happening in the country too. >> reporter: this long, windy road brought trouble to the ranch. someone along this road shot three cows dead in the passenger. >> they're not very far. >> reporter: about 15 miles from the road. it happened about a week ago. the cattle rancher reported it after he couldn't find a few cows on his 300-acre ranch. then he spotted them in this pasture. now they're graves. two of the cows were pregnant, due in a month. one had her ear cut off like a trophy. >> maybe it's something that makes them feel good that they

did it. it's not cool, and i wish i found the people, i'll tell you that much. >> there is also a calf missing, likely stolen. in all about a $50,000 loss in business. >> it just bugs you, there's people out here that would do that kind of thing. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating. they found .9-millimeter bullet casings on the roadside today. he's moved his cattle to a pasture away from the road. >> look at them, they're awesome. they just get to be out here in nature all day long, working with animals. that's what i love to do. >> reporter: he's carrying on a tradition. five generations of ranchers. he'd be happy if the person who shot his cows got caught. the rancher told us his cows are pretty mellow, and that

might have made them pretty easy targets. >> live in san leandro tonight, noel, thank you. now to developing news, there's been a deadly accident on the upper deck of the bay bridge tonight. it happened about 8:20 in the westbound lanes on the san francisco side of the bridge. you can see emergency crews still on the scene, and traffic just creeping by. the highway patrol says the motorcyclest went down, and as many as five other vehicles may have been involved. emergency workers closed four of the five lanes, causing a huge traffic backup heading into the city tonight. you can see it there. just a few minutes before 10:00, all of the lanes were reopened. although the highway patrol says traffic is still slow getting across the bridge. there is no word on the identity of that motorcyclist who was killed. now to our weather and the return of some much needed rain arriving in the next few hours. this is a live picture of the flags at jack london square in oakland, as the leading edge of the storm approaches.

>> bill martin is tracking the rain, and some colder temperatures that could bring some snow to the bay area's highest peaks. we haven't seen much of that. >> this is a nice looking weather system. not unusual for this time of year. unusual for this year, period, but for this time of year, in a typical winter, we get systems like this. it's a cold one. it's a vigorous system. on a scale of 1 to 10, i'd give it a 6.5. maybe an inch of rain. in the mountains, a foot or two of snow. a winter storm warning will go into effect tomorrow. the radar spinning shows where the showers are right now. you can see them just to the north of us. this is the main band right here. it slides through the area in the next 12 hours or so. the rain's going to get heavy. how heavy? take a look. here we are, the forecast models suggest it, 1:00 a.m. after midnight, this is what it looks like. the winds will be picking up, then boom, right there. 2 to 3:00 a.m. this is really going up. we might see a thunderstorm.

we're going to hear some strong winds, some heavy rain to the tune of maybe a half inch, quarter inch an hour. the rainfall rates are going to come up. that's until 3:00 a.m. there's more behind that. in the mountains, i talked about snow. you heard julie and ken mention snow in bay area peaks. we'll talk about this rain headed your way. thank you, bill. pg and e crews are keeping busy, getting ready for this next round of rain, as christina rendon explains, workers were trimming trees today. >> reporter: power lines and trees don't mix when a storm is on the way it's why pg and e tree trimming crews are trimming branches. today is no exception. >> we want to remind people to have flashlights on hand with fresh batteries. we ask that people don't use candles just for safety

purposes. >> reporter: oakland residents aren't too worried. >> we just finished putting in windows. we're sealed up pretty good. >> we're just going to ride it out. we've got movies, and we're going to watch movies and eat popcorn, and listen to the rain coming down. >> reporter: but massive trees tangled in power lines have the potential to knock out power during strong winds. pg and e says if a power line does come down, assume it's a live wire and get away. >> our crews will be out there 24/7, you'll see the blue trucks all through the night. if it's an emergency, we'll be out there until the work is done. >> reporter: just a heads up for morning commuters, you may want to give yourselves extra time on the road tomorrow morning. especially in the south bay. in oakland, christina rendon, fox 2 news. >> turn to the ktvu fox 2 weather team for updated forecast information. bill will be back later this

hour with his extended outlook. you'll also find our forecasts on twitter and facebook. asking for the public's help tonight in identifying a man caught on surveillance video, robbing a drugstore. it happened a week ago today at a pharmacy on almaidy boulevard. he demands prescription narcotics, including the powerful painkiller oxycontin before running away. san francisco police would like to hear from anyone who recognizes this man. ross mirkarimi will not have the support of the rank and file in his bid for reelection this november. they're advantaging his opponent. vicki hennessy. the deputies group says it has lost confidence in the current leadership, and thinks hennessey can raise morale and

respect and dignity to the office. there is an election tomorrow in san jose. 10 candidates are running for the senate seat in 54. the eventual winner replaces canton chu. election officials say they expect voter turn out to be low. silicon valley executive says she is in the middle of making decisions in the possible appeal of her sexism case. last week, pao lost a trial against her former employer. she told the wall street journal, the ordeal was worth it. she said it opened a conversation about gender bias in silicon valley and beyond. bay area air quality regulators took a controversial proposal to homeowners tonight. they outlined a plan that would ban all woodburning fireplaces

when a home is sold or rented. going to tell us why the fireplace is under fire, and how homeowners responded. >> ken, we heard a lot of opposition tonight. there's nothing like a warm fire on a cool evening but the air district says that smoke has cleared they want to get rid of as many woodburning fireplaces like this one as possible. >> this is the original fireplace. >> reporter: joe no longer has a woodburning fireplace. >> my wife had some truthing issues, concerning the smoke, so we converted it over to a gas fireplace about 20 years ago. >> reporter: he's strongly against an idea to require homeowners selling, or transferring their home to convert their would burning fireplace to one that is gas, electric, or epa certified.

>> because there is that whole issue of home and the hearth, to take that away, because someone says it's a little smoky out. >> reporter: at the redwood city public library, about a hundred people discussed 11 proposed changes. >> we're looking for ways that we can reduce woodburning, or stuff that comes out of traditional chimneys. this was one way we thought would be a viable option. >> rental property rules would change. no new woodburning fireplaces for any new construction. stricter remodeling rules and require those who rely solely on woodburning devices to have it certified and registered. opponents, including several realtors associations say it puts an infair expense on

homeowners. >> you can be talking thousands and thousands of dollars. >> reporter: this man, who runs a chimney sweep business says it will hurt his bottom line. >> all my clients burn wood. 80% of them burn wood. so these clients i would lose that percentage of my clients. >> reporter: the air district wants to call for burn ban days farther in vance and for longer periods of time. there are seven more workshops like the one tonight. including one tomorrow night in napa. ken, back to you. people passionate about fireplaces, back to you. >> closed for construction. detures along one of san francisco's busiest roadways. >> tracking the rain that will wake you up tonight, and mess with your morning commute. >> almost a no hitter. all the way to the 8th.

a's fans leave their opener in a sonny mood. >> camera catches a hot pursuit in progress. see how it all came to an end.

mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. a police chase across the bay area bridge today ended in a crash and two people in custody. it started when oakland police spotted a car wanted in connection with a carjacking. the driver took off, as you can see, across the bridge, with

the highway patrol and chase. the pursuit ended in san francisco, when the car exited the freeway, and crashed, hitting at least one other car in the process. a driver and a passenger took off on foot. highway patrol officers took both men into custody. the oakland a's got the new season off to a very positive start tonight in their home opener at the coliseum. >> a's fans watched sonny gray take a no-hitter into the 8th inning. what players and fans are saying about the team. >> reporter: the a's have had the most turnover of any team in baseball. if fans were worried, they aren't anymore. >> well hit to right.

and that baby's gone! >> reporter: first run of the year, and it was a home run. sending the sold out crowd into orbit. truth is the bleacher creatures were chanting well before team introductions. fans so excited, they're even cheering the coliseum's new scoreboard. >> let's go scoreboard. >> reporter: this man carries about 20 signs to every game. >> i have to stick with my a's sign. the other side of the bay may have the fancier park, and world series trophy, but a's fans love their team. >> i never really liked them too much. >> reporter: the a's didn't make it out of the wild card

last year, but -- >> it turned around the team a whole lot this year, like they've done in the past. but knowing billy, he'll turn water into wine, and they'll play pretty good this year. >> we both cracked the big leagues in. even for this building, the coliseum here. some memorable games here. >> reporter: besides everyone was busy. >> programs! >> reporter: learning all the new names and faces on the roster. >> new faces, but we're good. >> reporter: he grew up in san jose. >> i was a giants fan when i was a kid, but i'm converting all my former family members that were former giants fans into a's fans. >> reporter: how's that going? >> going very well. >> reporter: so much team turnover, players names should come in velcro. >> i never buy a jersey with a name on it. i am going to buy a program

though, because we have a whole roster full of new guys. we don't know them, but we already love them. go a's! >> reporter: that's the optimism of opening night. it feels like a new story about to be told and everyone has a part. >> home. i'm home again. i'm reliving again. i love this. i loving about here. >> reporter: one somber moment at the game's start tonight, remembering beloved sportscaster lon simmons who died yesterday. he was on the mic for a lot of a's history, fans are hoping they will be playing well into oak-tober. >> we'll see all the highlights later with mark. san francisco giants opened their season on the road but fans who couldn't make it to arizona could still watch the park. they opened the park and invited fans to watch the game

on the hi-def scoreboard. admission was free. the first 3,000 fans got a giant foam fist with three world series rings. had a was also free. the giants first week is on the road. they play their home opener next monday. there are reports tonight hillary clinton is getting ready to launch her presidential campaign sometime in the next two weeks. sources close to the clinton organization say her campaign will initially focus on small events, rather than big speeches and rallies. there are reports she plans to base her election headquarters in brooklyn. it could be clinton's second try at the democratic nomination. here in california, state attorney general kamala harris has raised $2.5 million toward her run for barbara boxer's senate seat. analysts say she may need as much as $30 million for the election. so far, harris has no democratic opponents. on the republican side, rocky chavez is running. jurors in the boston marathon bombing trial heard

final arguments today, and are set to begin deliberate rations tomorrow morning. guilty verdicts are anticipated, setting the stage for the penalty phase of the trial. >> the prosecution paints dzhokhar tsarnaev as a cold blooded killer. the defense admits he's guilty of the bombing, but also says he's a victim of an overbearing older brother. defense attorney judy clark admits her client participated in the boston marathon bombing, but says he was a follower, not an evil mastermind. she says he was a misguided college student who became radicalized by his older brother. it's ahead of the next phase of the trial. >> in terms of sympathy, in terms of mitigation, what did the prosecution present though? this is very interesting. they're trying to set a picture too for the death penalty phase. >> reporter: most are expecting a guilty verdict, but the speed

at which it's delivered could say a lot about how the jury looks to proceed. >> they came back very quickly. if they take longer, that's a good sign for the defense, they're really thinking out each of these counts. >> reporter: the same jury will decide his fate with the unanimous decision. if he is sentenced to die, it will be appealed. the showers moving offshore. rain on the grass, rain on the trees, and on the plants out there this time of year, that's good news. it's going to knock a lot of the tree pollen out. it's going to do a couple of feet of snow in the mountains. it's not going to end the drought. a bunch of rain in that. this is going to help. showers showing up now at

bodega bay. stronger winds blowing and this is one of the features you'll notice. very cold often time. when they do come in, they kind of bump up the winds. we're looking at winds in the oakland area, south winds up to 20 miles an hour. 12 mile-an-hour winds at hayward. we could easily see gusts 25 and 30 miles per hour. here we are at 2:00 a.m. that's when the winds will really be kicking up. pretty heavy rain while most of us are in bed. the roads will be wet when you get going. say you're an early morning commuter, 4:00 a.m., it will be hitting hard then in the oakland hills. that will wake you up. it slides through at about 5:00 a.m., but the roads are wet. the main commute, 6, 7, 8:00 a.m., the roads will be wet. the heavy stuff is in the next few hours and before we all get going. 8:00a.m., more showers, a

little more in san rafael. runch time, you get the stuff winding down. the big story is between 1:00 a.m. and 3 or 4:00 a.m., the heaviest rain, and the scattered showers after that. morning commute, looks like it's going to be wet on the roads. when i come back, we'll give you more. and there's more rain behind this. we'll talk about the mountain storm. a new twist in the case of a purported gang rape that forced rolling stone to retract their story. >> he's always going to be in our hearts. >> ahead, the life of a young musician cut short from an altercation involving strangers.

oakland police are searching for clues tonight in the shooting that claimed the

life of a young singer. remembering her son tonight for his free spirit and passion for music. >> reporter: a memorial outside oakland's goldenville bar, honoring emilio nevarez. he was killed by a stray bullet that wasn't meant for him. his mother says emilio, who was 26 came from a musical family. >> he was an incredible musician, and he worked very hard, and he started out very young in kindergarten playing the trumpet, and in high school he wanted to play the guitar. >> reporter: bernadette valadez tells us her son worked as an audio engineer, and loved playing with his band on the weekends. he was supposed to be the best man in his brother's wedding. >> we love the video, and he's

always going to be in our hearts. >> reporter: police say the shooting happened shortly after 1:00 easter morning, that two men had gotten into an argument in the sidewalk down the street. one returned with a gun and started shooting. nevarez who was bringing equipment out after a performance at the golden bowl was hit. >> i am 100% certain in saying the individual that's fight was taken from him was totally not involved in that incident. >> reporter: surveillance video shows security guards rushing to try to help. members of the lukey eejits were visibly upset. >> he was one of those people that would, you immediately felt at home with him. just welcomed and a very warm presence. >> reporter: there's also been an outpouring on social media for the band, the family, and the young musician lost too soon. the owners of the golden bowl

say we bow our heads in sincere mourning, and say they are planning for a memorial benefit to help the band members and family. in oakland, cara liu, fox 2 news. the fraternity accused in a controversial rolling stone article in a importanted gang rape is threatening to sue the magazine. rolling stone retracted the article, and discredited the story. today, the fraternity promised to take all available legal action saying it has been defamed. so far, there are no signs anyone will be fired at the magazine, which was founded here in the bay area as a cultural icon for music and politics. new legal trouble for a former raider, and 49er. the charges include hit-and- run, and driving under the influence. >> in about a half hour, lane

closures on one of san francisco's busiest thoroughfares. the problem that could last until labor day.

new at 10:00, a series of street closures for one of san francisco's busiest corridors. police are beginning a partial closure of van ness avenue. the closures are expected to start at 11:00 p.m. tonight, where they're being a brand new hospital. live at the site where workers are bringing out the orange cones. >> reporter: those cones are out right now, ken. the plan, as you mentioned is to build the tunnel underneath van ness, about 124 feet right across this is a partial closure tonight, but starting friday, it will be a full

closure, and that could cause confusion on one of san francisco's busiest streets. the sun was shining over california's newest hospital. alongside the gaping hole, the looming street closures are casting a shadow of doubt. >> our main concern is opening the doors and no one coming in. >> reporter: the owners say the project has already taken a bite out of their business. this week's closure of van ness will move traffic even farther from their front door. the journal contractor is building a pedestrian tunnel under van ness avenue. >> where you see a dot the line across the street, that's the shape of the tunnel. >> reporter: it will connect to future cpnc hospital with a medical building. >> it's signed to move safely twine the two buildings.

>> reporter: friday, rush hour commuters will face a complete shut down of that block on van ness. residents have mixed feelings. >> it's really hard, but definitely positive and negative. >> i think they've done a really good job routeing the traffic. >> reporter: all day, friday, saturday, and sun, most of the traffic will be routed to the west of van ness, creating a web of detours from cell street up to broadway. muni buses will be allowed to pass through. but muni riders should be aware. notices are posted with alerts that some bus stops have been shifted to alternate sights. >> i think all around town, people are dealing with parking issues, with construction issues. it's just part of san francisco right now. kind of the growing pains of a growing city. >> reporter: the closures will be from 11:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., tonight, tuesday night, and wednesday night. then starting friday, you just might want to avoid the area all together for those closures

that last through the weekend. >> unless your stopping at tommy's joint for something to eat. another closure coming later this month, beginning friday, april 24. there's a three day closure planned for labor day in september. at ktvu.com we've posted complete details about the closures. you'll find the information under web links. across the bay, another street closure planned in oakland is going to last a lot longer. two years. starting next month, crews shut down the embarcadero bridge on the embarcadero. city officials say the bridge is old and needs to be rebuilt. it helps traffic move back and forth, in the area around the 5th avenue marina. many drivers use it to avoid the congestion on interstate 880. the city says there is no way to build a temporary bridge while repairs are underway. legislation in sacramento would limit tax rebates for

electric vehicles to cars costing $40,000 or less. that would eliminate rebates from cars from tesla that routinely cost much more. it's authored by state senator ted gains of ruseville. he says he doesn't see the needs for subsidizing high end car purchases for wealthy owners. the sacramento bee reports gains personal car is a subaru with a $26,000 sticker price. wall street started off the week on a positive note. the dow gained 117 points. nasdaq was up 30. the s & p added 13. the increases were fueled by a big surge in crude oil prices. a former player not the san francisco 49ers and the oakland raiders is in trouble with the law again. he is facing charges after police say he hit several cars and assaulted an officer while under the influence of drugs. as ktvu's david stevenson

reports, this isn't the first time harris has been in trouble with the law. >> reporter: a bystander yesterday evening spotted quain harris slumped behind the wheel of his audi. police say they quickly connected the car to two earlier crimes. >> turns out, the car is the same car that was involved in two hit-and-run incidents. one at hod street and broadway in the central district, as well as on the 1700 block of harrison, where the vehicle collided with an rv. they attempted to put handcuffs on, in which attempt, the suspect did attempt to bite the officer in the hand. thankfully, the officer was not hurt. >> he played for the niners from 2003 to 2007 before briefly playing for the raiders in 2008. in early 2013, harris became one of a handful of nfl players to come out as gay after retiring.

later that year, he was convicted on misdemeanor accounts of domestic violence. stemming from an assault on an ex-boyfriend. he had a court date to begin the probation process. this afternoon, harris's attorney said quote, mr. harris is requesting to have some privacy now, until we can figure out exactly what happened. harris was booked on felony assault of an officer, misdemeanor hit-and-run, and driving under the influence of drugs. he bailed out this afternoon. no arraignment date has been set yet. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. it's been a family tradition for decades. why time may be running out for a camp near yosemite that's used by many people in san jose. >> i told you about the wet system headed our way, and even a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow. i'm tracking when that pattern will move out, and which other day this week, we could see more wet weather. >> up first, divorced on

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newspaper when defendants cannot be reached. environmentalists are calling a victory over a fracking ban that was approved by voters. citadel oil withdrawal the lawsuit. the withdrawal shows the oil company's challenge was a bluff. santa clara and monterey counties among others may put similar bans on the ballot in 2016. a seattle consider says he may have discovered the cause of sudden infant death syndrome. about 4,000 infants die every year from sids. their breathing bucks restricted, and they suffocate. it may be related to a dysfunction in the inner ear. it makes it difficult for a sleeping baby to rouse itself. doctors say breast milk may be healthiest for your baby, but perhaps not if you buy it

online. testing dozens of samples of breast milk purchased over the internet. researchers found 10% of the samples contained cows milk, which can cause allergic reactions. experts recommend parents buy from breast milk banks. young films who won a screening at cannes now have the money to attend the prestigious festival. they met their goal of raising $11,000 by friday. that means they can now screen their two films at cannes in person. the filmmakers are students at sonoma state university in roaner park. they grabbed the spotlight with a western and horror flick. their films were chosen out of thousands cub mitted for consideration. coming up, students are celebrating tonight on the campus of duke university after its men's basketball team won the ncaa title game.

>> rain, wind, even a chance of snow on bay area peaks. >> up first, tough choices for san jose city leaders, as they consider the future of a sierra camp that has been a family favorite for generations.

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the days may be numbered for the san jose family camp. budget problems could put an end to the city subsidy that keeps the camp running. camp supporters are not giving up without a fight. >> reporter: the kellers started bringing their family to the yosemite camp in 1978. now they bring their grandkids too. >> this is special. it's the total package. >> reporter: they worry that experience may be in jeopardy. >> it's scary. we think we're going to lose it. every year we think this could be the last. >> reporter: san jose leases

the land from the forest service, that lease will be up next year. the question, will the city pay to extend it? >> it's unique. it's a special program that the city of san jose has, that almost no other cities have. we can do this, we're recovering, and we're asking for another 20 year lease. >> last year, the city only agreed to a five year less and those agreements have been difficult. in 2010, the camp was closed to fix the dining hall. in 2014, the rim fire hit. 17 tents were lost, a deck and some sheds. rebuilding has been the easy part. it's getting campers to come back that's been the hard part. >> the city of san jose needs to hold onto this gem. >> automatic there are legitimate concerns about cost.

at the end of the day, i think we're getting a lot more out of it, than we're putting into it. >> reporter: their message to the city council, go camping and see for yourself. >> how can you say yea or nay about something you've never experienced? >> reporter: they say the camp is a chance for city people to get in touch with the outdoors. they say it is worth saving. >> we want this to go on. we want our children's children to be able to come and do this. because it's an outdoor experience. it's wonderful. >> reporter: the camp manager hopes to at least get approval to host negotiations. the camp's currently expires at the end of 2016. in san jose, ann reuben, ktvu, channel 2 news. a santa clara supervisor is proposing using ships to help bring drinking water to a thirsty bay area. california is in the fourth year of a drought and solutions are needed. water restrictions help only so

much. the supervisor says desalination ships could be us used to desalinate water. >> obviously, they're mobile. at some level they can get here. >> the alameda county water agency has been using a desalination plant for years now. it processes underground water that is slightly salty to make it safe to drink and adds minerals to make it taste good. we've got freshwater that's going to fall from the sky tonight. a good rain event headed our way in the next few hours. those showers are going to really start to kick in just after midnight. you can see the system out there now. just good to see it. it's the type of system, i wish we would have seen more of this year. this is a classic, late winter, early spring weather system. you've got rain falling now. sprinkles showing up in

guerneville. santa rosa reporting a few light showers, as well. you can see the late night showers begin and they continue through the day tomorrow. a nice little moisture with it. it's kind of explosive in that it could fire off a thunderstorm late tonight or tomorrow afternoon. we're going to see wind gusts that will get up there 25 to 30 miles per hour. snow level down to 2500 feet. a winter storm warning in effect for the lake tahoe area, that's going to go into effect tomorrow morning and stay until midnight tomorrow night. maybe 2 feet of snow. that's good news up there. computer model, there it is at 3:00 a.m., boom, it's going off. there it is at 9:00 a.m. scattered showers, but it's really hammering the mountains. that's why they're going to get so much snow. scattered showers again into 5:00. your afternoon commute should be dry, but you see a few sprinkles out there. the whole time i ran that

through into wednesday morning, the lake tahoe area is getting snow. scattered showers possible again wednesday at lunchtime. the models are not sure what to do with that. i would expect maybe a sprinkle or two as we start to clear out on wednesday. the real story is going to be this overnight thing. the showers are coming around 4:00, 5:00 a.m. 7:00a.m., scattered showers. lunchtime, some sun, maybe a sprinkle or two. a chance for another sprinkle. temperatures are down as well. the forecast for the five day, this is when it happens overnight. this is a good looking system. it's nice. i like this one for lotteries, because we need it. but also because it rolls in overnight, and it doesn't impact the morning commute. so often, we get these storms to come in hot and heavy, and they blow in just right in time for the morning commute. this is going to miss us. drop some water on the roadways, but should be following from the sky for the commute. >> the brunt is going to happen while we're sleeping, and we're still getting the rain. >> i expect it's going to rain

hard about 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. >> mark walked into the studio smiling from ear to ear. always better when you have local victory to talk about. both sides of the bay are happy. let's start with oakland. in an extreme break with tradition this evening for the a's. ten straight years they had lost their home opener. sonny gray puts an end to that nonsense. nearly joining bob feller as the only pitchers ever to throw a no hitter on opening night. but first, ben zobrist, the newcomer, get this, breaks a streak of 25 innings on opening night that the a's have not scored. going back to 2012. 4-0 in the 7th. two on for steven. all 3 rbi's coming on that swing. 7-0. the story? sonny gray. taking a no-hitter into the 7th. opening the inning, 0-2 pitch no less. at least it was clean. to right field.

a double play. the next batter, and that was the only hit texas was to get. 8-0 the final. the line for gray, 8 innings, gave up only the one hit. 3 strike outs. a big win in the east bay. picking up where he left off in kansas city last fall, madison bumgarner continues his act. a man amongst boys. they're dancing, they're twisting. mad bum happy to have angel pagan in center field. looking pretty good with a pitch here to rob chris owings of a possible single. pagan with the glove. then with the bat. got himself a stroke into right- center field, nori aoki, another newcomer will come in to score. 2-0 giants. 5th inning will continue. brandon crawford, a laser to right. watch it get under the glove of mark trumbo out there.

pagan will wind up at 2nd. the diamondbacks did get to the giants bullpen for 3 in the 8th. casilla, a 1-2-3 save. but the giants, 5-4 winners on opening night. this was the evening to put your tv remote to extreme work. all the opening day baseball, and the national championship decided, yes, it lives up to the hype. sports part 2 next.

well, they ruined kentucky's perfect season. and led much of the game against mike krzyzewski and duke, but down the stretch, wisconsin wilts. moo team led by more than 9. frank kaminsky will drive, spin move, nice, and up one late. the three-point play there. kaminsky, 21 points, 9 rebounds. grayson allen had 16 off the bench. a 2 point lead with 4:50 left for duke. later, duke up 1, okafor, a great spin move of his own, will get fouled, and wind up getting the plus one in the lane. gets that thing to drop, and

3:14 left. 61-58 duke, but put it away here. yet another freshman, tyus jones. a three. he had 23 points tonight. he's the mvp. freshman again. 10-0 run. 1:23 left. that ended it. coach k's fifth national title. duke does prevail over wisconsin. you see the final. 68-63. meantime, the season is basically over for the sharks. two games left on the schedule, but absolutely no hope for the playoffs. joe thornton taking the pass, no one knows what to do with it. 3-1. the stars however own this night. jamie ben put it away. second of the night for him. 5-1 is your final. the first time since 2002-2003 the sharks will not go to the postseason. that's the sporting life.

their off-season is going to be real interesting to watch. change in the office, yeah. >> mark, thank you. thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast, 4:30 a.m., mornings on 2. >> good night. mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner.

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