was defeated. >> bob inglis was defeated in a republican primary, 79% to 21%.ow, how many times has an incumbent who isn't in prison or facing a prison sentence lost his own primary by 79% to 21%? this was overwhelming. but, what's happened is... >> hockenberry: the smile on your face suggests, "man, we won one." >> of course we won one. >> we're on threco and our grandchildren, our great-grandchildren are gonna read... >> hockenberry: this climate hearing in the lame duck congress was inglis's last. >> ...your child is sick. 98 doctors say treat him this way, two say no, this other is the way to go. "i'll go with the two." you're taking a big risk with those kids. >> that was a very key factor in ten to 15 congressional districts in the 2010 election, where strong supporters of climate change legislation ended up being defeated. >> and there is nothing like a loss in an election to promote fear in the survivors. and that's exactly what happened in the united states congress. >> hockenberry: beyond washington, in wave after wave, the skeptic tactic of fighting

we'll give you the details in sportswrap with fred inglis. >> 49er quarterback colin kaeperniy residents, businesses and city leaders in turlock today. kaepernick was raised in the town. the oh,er of today's festivities said kaepernick is an inspiration to the town's children. >>> san francisco is certainly bracing for big crowds on streets. now to ktvu's debora villalon who continues our team coverage and live in the city what people won't see what the game ends. debora. >> reporter: we're at the ferry building, beautifully lit in niner red. but looking the opposite way down market street, what will be missing is transit. drumroll, please. it's super bowl eve and since the sound and fury on market street could spill onto muni,

as fred inglis reports, they're taking a page from arizona's rich history. players seemed relax.e still young but winning the american league west division last season gave them a big growth spurt. >> once you're in the postseason too, that adds to the experience that you have. each postseason game probably adds a week of experience to you so they were able to do that some last year. the a's made some trades. one brought john jaso from seattle. >> it looked like they were having a lot of fun and when you're having a lot of fun that means you're winning. >> reporter: last year we saw that the oakland a's are indeed a fun loving group and yes we'll still see the bernie and we'll see some pies, but this year they've added a new element and it involves hair. >> me and cook made a deal at the end of the year who could grow the best facial hair by spring training. obviously i won. we also did the hair bet. my hair is still going. there's nothing you can do other than sleeking it down to keep it from looking like a mullet. >> has he looked in the mirror? >> josh redding's beard, that's

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fred inglis, ktvu news. >>> b.a.r.t. police identified a shooter that killed an innocent bystander in san leandro. they consider him armed and dangerous. a stray bullet from a gun battle killed kenneth seat and injured a girl. two others have been arrested. >>> 39-year-old henry albert smith of fairfield reentered a not guilty plea this morning to murder with special circumstances. smith is charged with gunning down officer james kapoot during a chase back in 2011. his trial date is set for may tenth. >>> walnut creek police say the number of their officers has dropped critically low and that's causing the police department to make changes. some detectives have put investigations on hold in order to go out on patrol. they're even authorized to hire as many as 80 officers. but right now there are only 65 officers on the roster. >> so we're picky when we choose officers. there's a lot of competition. and part of that competition has better pay and benefits and because of that we're losing some applicants to other agencies.

i'm fred inglis. >>> after a 4-0.esday, houston rockets the game for the warriors right before the all star game. lebron making a statement driving the baseline. putting down a scary jam for his 32 points. two teams played on even terms in the half. dwayne wade behind. dwight howard likes to refer to himself as superman but this day all james needed was a cape. miami winners. >>> blake griffin can take it to the net too. nice to have a guy like griffin around when your shot is off. led la with 25. he will get to the hoop and get the points despite the foul. 102-88. >>> we transition to the ice in detroit, l.a. kings against the red wings, drew doudy about to deliver a crushing hit. hits like these are responsible for the development of the term head on a swivel. how tough is dasuk after going to the bench to catch his break, he returned to the ice. later in the first period, henrik seteburque put on a clinic on how to make a beautiful assist. red wings win 3-2. the defending stanley cup champs are in last place in the

ktvu's fred inglis is live with what happened between those too and how aaron rodgers faired today. >: i am literally stand thong t box of the 18th hold of pebble beach. it was a beautiful day today. this usually doesn't have as much excitement. but today there were plenty of celebrities of all kinds. >> reporter: states attorney general kamala harris made her at&t pebble beach national pro- am debut today. she is one of two females in the tournament. >> somebody asked me how did it compare to diplomacy. well, i know how to do diplomacy. it was fun. >> i think he will be happier playing golf than in that job. too much pressure. got to relax playing golf. >> reporter: most celebrities like bill murray know fans come to see more than golf. murray plays volunteer marshall today. >> you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: aaron rodgers blames his golf game on his main job. quarterbacking the green bay packers. >> reporter: what is your handicap? >> 15. but there are only going to be six pops. this is a great event. honor the be asked back. blad to be here -- glad to be here. >> reporter: what did

fred inglis, ktvu news. >>> b.a.r.t.identified a shooter that killed an innocent bystander in san leandro. they consider him armed and dangerous. a stray bullet from a gun battle killed kenneth seat and injured a girl. two others have been arrested. >>> 39-albert smith of fairfield reentered a not guilty plea this morning to murder with special circumstances. smith is charged with gunning down officer james kapoot during a chase back in 2011. his trial date is set for may tenth. >>> walnut creek police say the number of their officers has dropped critically low and that's causing the police department to make changes. some detectives have put investigations on hold in order to go out on patrol. they're even authorized to hire as many as 80 officers. but right now there are only 65 officers on the roster. >> so we're picky when we choose officers. there's a lot of competition. and part of that competition has better pay and benefits and because of that we're losing some applicants to other agencies. >>> city leaders say t

fred inglis was there too. >> let's go!] >> reporter: the giants roll up to scottsdale stadium and with more than 20 players bastfrom last year's world series squad this was almost like a family reunion. >> yeah, it's good. it's definitely good to have all of these guys back. it's a good group of guys that like to play the game and play it the right way. >> for me to be able to live the experience is something that i really appreciate and it's a blessing from above. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest issue this spring is pablo sandoval's weight. the world series mvp isn't too concerned right now. are you in shape? >> i feel in shape. i don't care what other people think. i'm going to keep doing my job. >> i don't know if that question will ever go away. he has to shed a few, which he will. we have some time and he is in there working out now as we speak. >> i'm still the same guy. >> reporter: tim lincecum not only cut his hair, but he developed a new workout regime and he thinks thin again. two-time cy young winner says he l

fred inglis joins us live from phoenix, with this team, i guess, fred a light mood always prevails. >reporter: yeah, joe, a's outfield josh reddick told me today last year's team was loosey-goosey and it appears that that attitude already carried over into this spring. the defending american league west division champions looked relax for today's first full teamworkout in phoenix. some new additions figure to may a prominent role, but a number of returning characters will mix highlights with hijink and they started to work on team chemistry in a rather unusual way. >> i think we have a bunch of guys growing beards. it's kind of nice. i thought i would be one of the few and sure seven, eight guys have beards. >> it's a nice beard, but it's not a josh reddick beard. >> it's better than josh reddick's baird. that is nasty are c'mon. this is a professional, i have been growing it more than six months' beard. >> reporter: what is the motivation? >> i want hunting with brandon moss and after that i thought i was a huntsman and let it go. >> all of those guys are pretty proud of their beards

we'll give you the details in sportswrap with fred inglis. >> 49er quarterback colin kaeperniy residents and city leaders in turlock today. kaepernick was raised in the town. the oh,er of today's festivities said kaepernick is an inspiration to the town's children. >>> san francisco is certainly bracing for big crowds on streets. now to ktvu's debora villalon who continues our team coverage and live in the city what people won't see what the game ends. debora. >> reporter: we're at the ferry building, beautifully lit in niner red. but looking the opposite way down market street, what will be missing is transit. drumroll, please. it's super bowl eve and since the sound and fury on market street could spill onto muni, big changes will come tomorrow. historic streetcars on the city's main artery will disappear. the buses shifting onto mission street one block over commuters may or may not have noticed the alert at bus shelters, warning ever route changes, because of so-called super bowl festivities. >> i didn't know that. all because of 49ers, right? okay. >> reporter: does that make sense?

our own amateur/pro, fred inglis, he is a pro when it comes to sports stuff. first round report for us. fred, what do you got? >> reporter: hi, mark. james hahn is playing his first at&t pebble beach national pro- am. he is minus one here at pebble beach. he would have been better off but he got into trouble on the 8 8th hole. he couldn't find his ball. he found a dozen others but not his. he went to minus one on this one hole alone. james hahn turns 31, got his pga card this year. it has been a long journey and had to do a lot of odd jobs to get here. like shoe salesman. >> fun. something i enjoyed doing. wore a suit to work every day. co-workers made it a good time. so it was just another way for me to make money and get myself back on my feet and give it another shot. >> reporter: well, all the officials are hoping to have another ideal day tomorrow. see you tomorrow. >> good to see you. local kid making good. >> thank you. >> thank you, mark. >>> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. tha

so they call me and they call my father el inglis, the english guy. so when they call me that and when my name suffered many different spellings. later on in life, in the 70's, i had many identification cards with names like coffee that i didn't drink at the time, so i began drinking coffee later on, names like caufildo and garfield, my favorite one, that made me wonder if the bureaucrats at the id office knew that i really love cats. without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan a

he was playing for another team. jwwñ >>> well, mark is off tonight on his way to new orleans fred inglisis filling in. >> let's kick it off right now, breaking news. ravens moved their practice site to the indoor football facility. the ravens complained the plain at their original site was too hard on their site. joining us is joe fonzi who has time to talk about the game itself. the 49ers know one of the ravens maybe too well, hu? >> reporter: that they do. the 49ers and ravens don't play each other that often but there will be one match-up that is a familiar one. >> reporter: for 7 seasons ravens wide receiver anquan boldin saw the 49ers twice. the 49ers weren't good during that time but bolden always knew he was in for a battle. >> no matter how good we were, even in their down years we knew it would be a tough battle. they had good personnel. >> the secondary haven't missed their meetings with the receiver but expect to get reacquainted quickly. >> he is a very chippy guy. he likes to talk a lot during the game. i think we will go back and forth. >> i am familiar with his game, what

our fred inglis is in arizona with a couple of giants who definitely didn't burn any bridges and that'sf the reasons they're back. >> reporter: you got that right. you know the world series giants still have 22 players from last year's team. but they did add one veteran outfielder who happened to be a very big part of the 2010 world series giants. andres torres and angel pagan met in their locker room today. last year they were traded for each other along with ramone ramirez. pagan the 31-year-old had a great season. he won a world series ring and signed a new four year $40 million contract. meanwhile the 35-year-old andres torres had an injury- plagued year. he comes back for a one year $2 million deal and just wants to be part of the giants outfield rotation. >> i didn't take it personal. i really love san francisco. that's why i'm here. like i say, i was happy to see all the guys. we build that thing of being together to win. keep happening. i was happy and excited for everyone. here they treat me like family. >> this is business. part of the game. great guy. great player. i think he

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ingly love it. now i can go to work, and i can be, know that my son is going to be okay. >> it just gives you an extra sense of assurance. >> especially after what happened with connecticut. big worries, you know, we say prayers every morning before she leaves. >> reporter: administrators say the upgrades came at a price tag of a half million dollars. reports live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> boeing got the go ahead today to test fly the 787 dreamliner again, but just once, tomorrow. the 787's have been grounded while federal aviation safety officials try to figure out why a lithium-ion battery caught fire, and another started smoking. boeing will be able to fly with a flight crew, but no passengers to study the electrical system. >>> it could soon be smooth sailing for u.s. airlines and american air. it would create the world's largest airline in terms of traffic. the journal says the deal is worth more than $10 billion. there is still a chance that this deal could fall th

reporting live, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the bay area's japanese- american community is getting ready to commemorate this year's day of remembrance marking the world war ii internment. some of the last remaining survivors of the internment camps talked about their experience and about the commemoration that marks the anniversary of the day president roosevelt signed the order. >> the order threatened that if we refused to comply that it would be a violation of the espionage act and we would face 20 years in prison. $10,000 fine or both. >> this years marks the 25th anniversary of president reagan signing the civil rights act of 1988 apologizing to the inter knees and paying them reparations. >> the fallout begins. what happens next after that crippled cruise ship returns to land and what it could mean for future travel on the high seas. >> back here, another warm day around here. we saw temperatures in the mid60s in some places. your weekend just around the corner. how warm is it going to get on saturday? >>> highway patrol officers say they deployed spike strips to stop a suspe

i'm fred inglis for sportswrap. >> you heard right, pitchers and catchers report on tuesday.portswrap. we'll see you tomorrow at 5:00. >> i could see timmy sitting with a cappachino. >> it is a total make ever. he looks like a different player. >> sergio romo has less facial hair. >> as long as they play the same as last year. >> and largely they are back together, just about everybody important with a couple of additions. absolutely. >> what a crazy year in the sports department. 49ers. >> when they go the distance, going all the way to the world series and going all the way to the super bowl, feels like there is no time in between and there isn't. >> it's fun. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you for trusting ktvu

ingly love it. now i can go to work, and i can be, know that my son is going to be okay. >> it just gives you an extra sense of assurance. >> especially after what happened with connecticut. big worries, you know, we say prayers every morning before she leaves. >> reporter: administrators say the upgrades came at a price tag of a half million dollars. reports live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> boeing got the go ahead today to test fly the 787 dreamliner again, but just once, tomorrow. the 787's have been grounded while federal aviation safety officials try to figure out why a lithium-ion battery caught fire, and another started smoking. boeing will be able to fly with a flight crew, but no passengers to study the electrical system. >>> it could soon be smooth sailing for u.s. airlines and american air. it would create the world's largest airline in terms of traffic. the journal says the deal is worth more than $10 billion. there is still a chance that this deal could fall th

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