every time i see them, over the maloofs.e with the hope, drawing will be the sacramento arena. as it stands right now, the maloofing will have to work a contract deal with the sacramento group that was approved today by the nba by a vote of 22-8. oh, it 't pretty. lexy, gondo, pitching for the rangers. oak l.a.p.d. lost eight of the last ten. gando didn't allow a hit. two runs scored. jesse chavez hit a home run. rough time for the a's, dropping two out of three to first place texas. giants, they are still in 'first place. and man, did they just get beat up the last two days in toronto. angel pagan didn't see it. poor ryan didn't see it. six hits, eight runs. and they are just pounded today. 11-3 by the toronto blue jay. >>> one time, top draft pick, orlando mcclain says he's retiring at the age of 23. and raiders keep trying and josh cribs, didn't have a great season back in 2012. once a upon a time in cleveland, he was one of the dangerous kick returners in the nfl. rangers to see if he has anything left. tour of californi

maloof obviously not very popular in sacramento. >>> 4:57.ollowing breaking news in san jose, the city's 16th homicide happening. marla tallez will have a live report from that scene coming up in a matter of minutes. >>> the local boy continues his recovery. the community coming together to show their support. >>> just about 5:00. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >>> police are investigating a homicide in south san jose happening near blossom and snell road. >> marla tallez has the latest. what are they telling you? >> reporter: they tell me it is going to be some time, at least 3 1/2, 4 more hours until this scene is cleared. this all happened about 1:20 this morning at least. that is when the 911 call came in to san jose police dispatch. i am going to step out of the way to give you a look. eight or so patrol cars out here. a man was pronounced dead by san jose fire. the man appears to have been assaulted. we have just learned he was assaulted with some sort of a weapon. what weapon that is, they aren't saying at this point. this

to seattle for top dollar the league now plans to try and help facilitate a sale from the maloofs towhich includes plans for a new downtown arena which eric spolstra >> gary: >> message remains the same first things first this is in no excuse basketball player will find a way to get it done. >> lexus said i am just looking for of game 6 and try to get through. >> gary: stuff curried and go >> he's heard he, he does not want to use this as an excuse. he looks like he is heard. but he will play all the way through and not complain. >> gary: mark can really talk, he is a most of pitcher. tenneco still get to you through words when you're a professional athlete making big money? >> yes because there are a young team and they have not been here before they still can be influenced. >> gary: this is a children's book? >> yes. is about me growing up and i would like to inspire and help kids find with the want to do with their passion dance. and been successful on >> gary: >> gary: oklahoma city tried to set up sales of elimination. >> gary: the half puts bulls up 64th quarter >> gary: dwyane

the maloof family was intricate in getting to where we are today. >> 83.6 miles today.ara. i was right behind them. >>> the raiders december in need offers. signed josh cribs today. spent his entire 8 year nfl keyy the browns. returned 8 kickoffs for a touchdown. extremely fast. cribs can up at wide receiver. best known for his return came game. when healthy josh cribs can change games. mclain is retiring at age 23. signed in the off season with the ravens but you plagued bay series of arrests back be home in alabama. a guarantee of $23 million with the raiders so if he kept all that money he can afford to retire at 23. >>> sharks left winger torrez in new york with the team gm. they will teeth meet to talk about the hit on sol. could receive a suspension. we will fend out tomorrow whether he will be able to go in the western conference semi against l.a. >> liking the cape by the way. >> liking the cape by the way. nights not so dee: you-- we keep putting more on,

led military intervention political analyst professor bray maloof says the recent surge in sectarian bloodshed could lead to grave consequences for the whole region . this is definitely a conflict that has read by month at what's in store as a sectarian conflict staking place and iraq since the u.s. and weighs in on that country ten years ago the identity of the. and iraq before the invasion was not on the one the same thing goes for syria today on one hand you have sectarian forces trying to stir up some conflicts on the other hand you have men these son this is within syria probably more than half of the sun the population within syria siding with the bashar assad regime because they realize that the old government the as and. that in conflict and sectarian divisions now british prime minister david cameron is expected in brussels this week for talks on e.u. struggling policies although everyone around the table knows the u.k. has got one eye on the exit with cameron's party circulating a draft referendum bill well here's what the british public seems to think so far close to half

a bizarre scene after today's vote, george maloof saw a group of reporters in the dallas hotel lobby and hid in the closet. he is not very popular in sacramento these days. back with more sports in a moment. >>> good evening, i'm dave feldman. the golden state warriors are in unchartered waters at least for this postseason. tomorrow they'll face their first elimination game when they host the san antonio spurs in game six. tony parker, tim duncan and the rest of the spurs overwhelm the warriors in the 18-point win in san antonio. they combined to score 14 points on 6 of 22 shooting. one more loss and the warriors are done for the season. >> there's no panic. we come in with the same mind-set, the same focus we have in the other game. no need to put any added pressure. bottom line, we have to win. to extend the season. and -- >> i'm not worried about my guys. if you had rewound this thing all the way back to day one and said we'd have a game six at home in the second round of the playoffs against the san antonio spurs after defeating the number three seed, we would have taken it. >> g

maloof brothers say if they dea have a back-up plan. the back-up plan involves mohave's continuing to operate the franchise, but selling 20% of the team to the seattle group. nba relocation committee is planning to reevaluate seattle's offer and seldomming another meeting ahead of next week's full ownership meeting. >>> to our continuing coverage of the fatal capsizing of the america's cup catamaran. the man in charge of the event says he expects the race to go ahead this summer. steven barkley will make the final decision after hearing the internal review. 36-year-old crew member andrew simpson died thur when the artemis team's catamaran capsized and simpson was trapped under the vessel engineers are looking at possible structural damage on the boat. >>> this weekend a fatal accident is on the minds of people who enjoy watersports on bay. ktvu's jade hernandez is live with that part of the story. >> ken, this week's tragedy was till still on the minds of whose to braved foggy bay conditions this afternoon. this is usually what san fran

david stern there next step for nba to convince maloof brothers. >> you don't want to do anything that is dispairaging to seattle f the offer got accepted you know, god bless seattle. i think the family was very intricate in us getting to where we are today. >> stage 4, 83-6 miles. raiders in need of play makers. he spent his career with the browns with eight kickoffs for touchdowns. he's fast there. chris can line up with live receivers. when healthy he can change games on special teams. >> larry, thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, california parks rocked by a new scandal at 9:00 the group taking donations intended for the state. where it's ending up. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 what is hidden in food could affect your health. michael finney reveal whauz might miss wnou loo >> and here is tonight's line up on abc 7. starting with middle and followed by family tools and modern family. >> then it's thousand live with your parents for the rest of your life and nashville followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> we'll be back with that. that is this edition of abc 7 news

david stern there next step for nba to convince maloof brothers. >> you don't want to do anything thatging to seattle f the offer got accepted you know, god bless seattle. i think the family was very intricate in us getting to where we are today. >> stage 4, 83-6 miles. raiders in need of play makers. he spent his career with the browns with eight kickoffs for touchdowns. he's fast there. chris can line up with live receivers. when healthy he can change games on special teams. >> larry, thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, california parks rocked by a new scandal at 9:00 the group taking donations intended for the state. where it's ending up. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 what is hidden in food could affect your health. michael finney reveal whauz might miss when you look at a label. >> and here is tonight's line up on abc 7. starting with middle and followed by family tools and modern family. >> then it's thousand live with your parents for the rest of your life and nashville followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> we'll be back with that. that is this edition of abc 7

a deal had been reached between the maloofs.yor kevin johnson spoke about that great news. >> for us, it was never a competition between sacramento and seattle. it was about our community telling our story. it's not about fortune 500 companies, incomes, it's about how well we work with our, which is our kings and we take a backseat to nobody. >> all right. if you watch the final two minutes, you witnessed a nightmare unfold before your eyes. it's not over thoechlt we've got a win. how about the giants. colorado. marco scutaro riding a 15-game hit an didn't waste any time. up 4-0, but now, this one, 4-4. some bad news to pass along. ken venture passed away today at the age of 82. he may be best remembered for his years as a golf broadcaster. >> you can watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. we'll be right back. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding c

the maloofs own 65% of the kings.investors, and the money is staggering. how much are ballmer and chris hansen, seattle native, offering? they've raised it to $406 million, which values the entire franchise at $625 mill n $625 million, plus they're willing to throw in a record $115 million in relocation fees paid to the other owners. the sacramento isn't taking -- they have nothing else going on there. the mayor is a former nba all-star. he's enlisted the aid of a silicon titan who already has a stake in the warriors, offering $ 304. the money being thrown around shocks even the most ardent fans. >> stunned. it's astronomical to see what's happening. and just a couple months ago, i think people would have been shocked at the value of $450 million. and now we're looking at a $625 million valuation for the franchise. >> then there are the stadium wars. the kings currently play in the aptly named sleep train arena, the maloofs have tried for years to get a new stadium. sacramento is now promising one, paid for mostly by

the group is buying a controlling interest of the kings from the maloof family. the team owners blocked the sale of the team to seattle. >>> 12-year-old aaron hern will throw out the first pitch. aaron was near the finish line in boston last month watching his mom run the marathon when the two bombs went off. both of aaron's legs were injured. some of the oakland a's visited hern in a hospital in boston last night when the team was in town to play the red sox. >>> restaurant owners near the site of the boston bombings are thanking customers tonight for their honesty. in the chaos and fear in the moments after the marathon bombings, a lot of restaurant customers ran out without paying their bills. one restaurant owner figures he lost about $3,000. however, since then about a dozen customers have made good on their bills. and he says he's gotten almost half of his money back. one customer paid his $35 charge and added a $15 tip because quote it was the right thing to do. >>> new information tonight on a major deal that could involve yahoo. the website says yahoo ha

the maloof family wants to sell the kings to a group that intends to move the team up north to seattlegled legal mess so there's a good chance the tug of war will continue even after today's vote. >>> a rude awakening in napa where a boa constrictor bit a teenager inside her bedroom. somehow, the reptile slithered into her family's napa apartment and made itself at home. it's a specimen so large, even animal control was shocked. >> oh, my gosh, that thing bit my hand? they saw it they're like oh, it's big. so they went back and got a cage for it. >> the napa county animal shelter would not let us see it because they say they're protecting its identity. but we have a picture of it. they hope the owner can describe it. >> think the cat's out of the bag. >> it's a snake with spots. [ laughter ] >>> 5:55. this resident looked like an unappetizing fried egg on the water. it's a before and after picture for you. the giant inflatable duck went on display this month but lost its mojo overnight. well, a crisis meeting was held today. the duck will hopefully be reinflated soon. >> a crisis meeti

the maloof family owners want to sell them to a group that intends to move them up to seattle.l mess so there is a chance the tug of war will continue even after the vote today. >>> and we can tell from you experience that morning alarm clocks are jarring. >> but it's nothing compared to what happened to a napa teenager when she reached to turn off her alarm, bitten by a 3-foot-long boa constrictor. and it's not clear how it slithered into her room. but it was so strange, so large enough to shock even animal control. >> they got a cage for it. >> the napa county animal shelter would not let us see the snake because they want the owner to describe it and claim it. but we have a picture anyway. there you go. >> i can think of other words i would have said if i found that on my alarm clock. >> can you imagine? >> not at all. >>> james bramlett has quite a fish story. check this monster fish he caught on an alabama river. wow. that's amazing. in february, set a new world record for a landlocked striped bass, 65-year-old battled the fish for 25 minutes before hauling it in. internat

. >> maloof: i went into the system, our classified system, to see what did we know about terrorist groups and their relationships, as well as their connection, associations with not only al qaeda but also with state sponsors. >> narrator: the information was rarely vetted. instead, it moved up the chain of command to the office of the vice president. >> goodman: and this became material that was then used, sort of in white paper-like fashion, to be leaked to journalists or to create links between saddam hussein and al qaeda. >> narrator: it was delivered to the american public and the world... >> cheney: new information has come to light, and we spent time looking at that relationship between iraq on the one hand and the al qaeda organization on the other. and there has been reporting that suggests that there have been a number of contacts over the years. >> narrator: ...and they began relying on a new phrase, "weapons of mass destruction." >> rice: but we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud. >> powell: leaving saddam hussein in possession of weapons of mass destruction for

an anonymous source telling the "associated press" the maloof family has reached a deal to sell a controlling a sacramento-based group of investors. just two days ago the nba nixed the sale of the kings to another group that would have moved the team north to seattle. >>> a soldier returns from afghanistan and is surprised by his family. >> he does it in a big way at a red sox and tampa bay baseball game. will adams comes dressed in a catchers gear. his daughter was selected to throw the first pitch. she had no idea that it was dad behind the home plate. she throws, he catches, and then takes his head gear off, take a look. >> oh, wow. >> she runs over to him, gives him a big hug. look at that. >> i love these homecomings. >> that's special. >>> 5:56. in the next half hour showdown at san francisco state. >> the violent confrontation that led to an arrest at campus dorms, coming up. >> reporter: two people were shot on 880 overnight. the highway is reopened but the investigation into where those shots came from is only just beginning. we'll have the footage next. >> reporter: live in castro v

while there's parts of washington now former pentagon official michael maloof is the michael hi there i mean how important should countries put this on the priority list the infrastructure the cyber infrastructure i.e. what's the worst that could happen well thanks for having me it's a very serious development the chinese and others might be targeting are our critical infrastructures which are all electronically based so consequently any attack on our on our critical infrastructures could actually bring them down particularly our grid systems and some seven or eight other critical infrastructures that the united states relies on as a technology base country and even the former defense secretary as many made mention of this as a very serious threat but as your commentator pointed out we the united states has been doing launching offensive counter cyber attacks for a number of years now particularly on iran and when it comes back and had us then it's it's tantamount to war it's because i think of the new global spying playing field isn't it us included as you're saying there. yes this i