in came mcgee and howard. ilgauskas, wall and howard were ejected, mcgee given a foul. jordan crawford was ready to play, kept washington in it until the end. he had a career high 39, but the heat simply too much. miami knocked out the wizards, 123-107. >>> possible playoff matchup hawks and magic give the edge to atlanta. tied game late fourth. joe johnson drove, got the runner to fall. magic with the last shot, needing a three. turkoglu didn't even draw iron. hawks won it, 85-82. >>> finally, a few rarities from the nhl. the blues hung ten goals on the mighty red wings. st. louis put up five in the second period. nine different players scored. blues won by a touchdown, 10-3. >>> in carolina, rutu with a heartless hit on hal gill that shattered the glass. but look closer. the piece that broke divided the bench from the fans and was not the pane that was hit. the hurricanes trainer was shourd with broken glass. thanksfully he was okay. just goes to show you, sometimes when you hit the glass, the glass hits back. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fre

mcgee will make peace in the absence of information. -- you will be making this decision in the absence of information. >> this is incredibly frustrating. we are engaging and we specifically talked about the strategy for the program with the no regrets strategy. this means that whatever is going to happen, a more robust system will be able to handle it better. what we are doing here is we are making sure that we are at least aware of the climate change issues. we will not be able to make decisions about the size of the digester. we don't have it yet. we don't have it because no one has said. we are trying to get the best information so that we can least be aware of this. we will not be able to make these decisions based on hard science and climate change. >> it would be prudent to build a resilience system in anticipation of the worst-case scenario based on what we now. we don't want to be caught off guard. are there any other comments on the climate change presentation? >> that will be discussed over the course of our careers. >> i am very happy to come to report on the status of the c

we are in mcgee's hometown where she is warming people's hearts there. [ music ] . >>> your morning commute can easily go from smooth to chaotic. for commute conditions that impact you. >> looking at a bay bridge toll plant is getting busier. >> count on live drive time traffic. the key information you need. with updates all morning long, live drive-time traffic weekdays starting at 4:30 a.m. on ktvu, channel 2 news in the morning. . >>> in the south bay a 97-year- old woman had to be rescued from behind a landslide late today. the slide has cut off dozens of residents on croy road above morgan hill. emergency workers had to carry the woman 100 yards through the mud to a helicopter. she had suffered a stroke. crews have been working to clear that mudslide. >>> a mud slide has swallowed up three yards and forced three families out of their mobile homes. lloyd lacuesta is live at the mobile home park where those homes are at risk of sliding into stephen's creek. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, they have now had three days without rain. but the result of a month's worth of rain continues to be felt

chris bosh rejected by mcgee. get it out. moments later, chris bosh with the big payback.fake, two hands. heat up by nine. bosh had 26 points. fourth quarter we go, lebron james with the steal. eddie house back to lbj for the jam right there. he had 35 points. heat win 123-107. >>> all-american game, the mcdonald's all-american game. there's austin rivers, his dad is watching. that would be doc. he played the game back in 1980. first half, anthony davis, he's going to kentucky. the hard throwdown there. under two minutes to go in the first. rivers switching lanes in traffic. gets the reverse to go right there. take another look. so pretty. east wins 111 to 96. michael gilchrist, going to kentucky, james mcadoo, he's going to north carolina. they were co-mvps. that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> well, the winners of that whopping $319 million megamillions jackpot are coming forward today. >> upstate new york co-workers have an ethical dilemma on their hands, however. a fellow employee who usually pays into the office pool decided to skip it this time. s

mcgee had a career high of 28. washington up three at the half. magical assist to david leigh and 13 assists and warriors up and a 360 lay in. watch this. are you kidding me? ellis had 37 and then in the fourth two of his 33. >> you know, we already have six games ahead of the number of wins we had last year. i would like to see that number at 10 plus. we can look back and say we made a 10-plus game improvement. >> final round and he ended with a two-stroke lead. a double bogey on 11 and it was approached and it winds up in the water. that opens the door for steve moreno. he built a two-stroke lead. it drops him to 6 under. he takes advantage on 16. a slippery downhill birdie putt. it drops him to eight under. he needed a three-footer for the win. that's the longest three feet of his life. nascar was in fontana. the a's and giants tomorrow night at at&t and they are back from spring training and maybe a preview of the world series. >> thank you very much. that's it for abc7 news. thanks for joining us. good [ female announcer ] most women in ameri

stood several blasts, she had 27 masts ♪ ♪ and they called her the irish rover ♪ ♪ there was barney mcgee million barrels of porter ♪ ♪ we had eight million sides of old blind horses hides ♪ ♪ in the hold of the irish rover ♪ ♪ we had sailed seven years when the measles broke out ♪ ♪ and the ship lost her way in the fog ♪ ♪ and the whole of the crew was reduced down to two ♪ ♪ just meself and the captain's old dog ♪ ♪ then the ship struck a rock ♪ oh lord, what a shock ♪ the bulkhead was turned right over ♪ ♪ turned nine times around ♪ and the poor dog was drowned splash ♪ that's the last of the irish rover, whoo ♪ [applause] >> hi, everybody, i'm rhea feikin. please stay tuned for more of "the celtic tenors: no boundaries." and i'm here with the enormously talented celtic tenors. and we're going to have a ball tonight. say hi, guys! >> tenors: hi. >> rhea: i'm going to be back in just a minute more to talk with the celtic tenors and we're going to find out all about them. but first, we're going to go over to john davis who's going to talk to you about why it is important to support the w

javel mcgee ripped it out of his hands., maybe the first time we've showed you wizard-blazer highlights since i believe 1994, but it was pretty good, and the wizards lost 111-76. positive news on the giants front, brian wilson, will he miss opening day? doctors confirmed, though, that he has nothing more than a mild strain on his left side. now, he's going to take -- you know, it very slowly. he'll play a little catch tomorrow, and the major league leader 48 saves right now, tentative for opening day, which goes off a week from thursday. if you can't wait, look what kron4's doing, pam. giving, giving, giving. >> it's so exciting. >> you know what i'm going to do in the middle of the show, i'm going to pick up and call, and you're going to say i'm watching real housewives. >> i don't watch them -- >> well, i do. we have a special on -- i don't think the odds of pam watching right now. very limited. jack, are you going to stay home watching on saturday? you can win tickets, www.kron4.com, go there and win tickets and again, i

ian mcgee, david dell. >> my name is marie sorenson. i am a member of the 24th street organization. before we had beat cops, we did not have a lot of officers down in our part of the mission. i live close to general hospital. and the police captain would say, "you know, they start coming down and then something happens and then they stop because there is a problem, and then they have to go make an arrest and have to go back to the station." they fill out the paperwork and come back and go a little further. they still do not make it down to 24th and petrero. the other thing about mission station is we share it with noe valley and the castro. where would you rather go? when we started having beat officers, what started happening was the street became a little nicer. people met the beat officers. it started to change the local 24th street on just walking down the street. i think probably 62. i actively encourage to keep the beat officers, because they really make a big difference. the make a big difference on lower 24 street. i just encourage you to keep them there. we at least have so

the only highlight for washington was an amazing block by mcgee. other than that, though, it was all blazers. they crushed washington 111-76. >>> and a thrilling triple overtime game in los angeles. with just 24 seconds left in the third o.t., vince carter misses a three pointer that would have put the suns ahead. kobe bryant seals the victory with a nice floater. the lakers outlast the suns 139-137. >>> and some big changes in the nfl for next year. the owners voted to move kickoffs from the 30 yard line to the 35. the change is expected to hurt teams with strong return games. another big change, all scoring plays will be reviewable by instant replay. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and slugger barry bonds goes on trial and his lawyer comes out swinging. know the stain. after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer [ female announcer ] all you need for sensitive skin. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has p

my name is allison mcgee. i'm here discuss a 100 to $9,000 grant from the cellblock foundation. this is actually the fourth grant awarded by the foundation to our department over the last six years or so for ongoing organizational development efforts. this particular grant has a couple of activities we aren't especially excited about. one is a comprehensive cost- benefit analysis that will compare the various disposition options for use -- you can compare our system. we will look at log cabin ranch work compared to out of home placements, to identify the true cost and benefits associated with those options. this is it especially important now with the realignment happening with the state. we are excited about that. another large portion of this grant will fund the expansion of a program to improve outcomes for youth returning from out of home placement. it will introduce family therapy to the youth and families. they will commence prior to their return, so they will begin therapy in preparing their return up to three months before they come home to san francisco. other than some

somehow i have ohio state playing tia mcgee in the finals. it's going to be a mismatch.d the second of what they are calling play-in games tonight. they keep expanding the number of teams. for years, 64 teams in the tournament. then they went to 65 and this year they jumped to 68. next year i'm hoping they let me play, i'm hoping it expands that much. last night -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. unc asheville last night won a thriller in overtime against arkansas-little rock to earn the right to embarrass themselves against number one seed pittsburgh tomorrow. that doesn't take away from matt dicky who tied the game with a three-pointer in the fourth quarter. look at this. >> that's a good one. to tie it. no. long rebound. cunningham. they go back outside. dickey steps back. three again -- oh! [ screaming ] >> jimmy: that's how i watch basketball, too. with my friends. [ cheers and applause ] wearing matching white shirts. president obama filled out an ncaa bracket. he does it every year. all top seeds this time. he has duke, kansas, ohio state and pittsburgh in the

. >> reporter: julie, "american idol" fever is alive and well inside the home of mcgee's biggest fansshow ended but the excitement lingers as you can tell that they are using their cell phones to vote for their favorite finalist. every night her fans are glued to "american idol" to watch her perform. the 16-year-old was only 15 when she auditioned making her the only one auditioning this season. tonight she thrills her mountain house neighbors. >> we have someone to root for, you know, that we can bring back home. it is fun to vote for someone you know is here. >> when somebody does something in our community that is noteworthy we support them and root for them and stand by them. that's just who we are. >> it can be seen all over town four billboards including one by state 205. >> it gives our kids and our community a sense of pride. >> let's go, tia. let's go tia. >> reporter: about two weeks ago the community made this youtube video to cheer on their hometown idol. during opening day of little league. >> hey, tia, we are voting for you in mountain house. >> reporter: seeing one of t

the price of oil went up, and they tried to collect, and kerr-mcgee said, well, wait a minute, the staff messed up, and we're not legally obligated to pay this money which amounts to billions of dollars, and the court upheld them saying that the staff messed up. so what happened? >> well, actually -- >> i mean, it's a serious issue, isn't it? >> very serious. >> yep. billions of dollars of taxpayers -- >> and as of january 31st, it's 3.3 billion -- 7.2 billion is what we estimate, the foregone royalties. but it's important to note the supreme court did not hear that case, did not accept that case, and it was determined that the law itself actually prevents us from or prevents boehmer from putting a price cap or price limit on it. so right now the way the law is written it's a certain volume has to go royalty-free, and we have, actually, no control on that based on the supreme court ruling. >> so this is going to continue. and what would you say is the total cost to the federal taxpayer of this mess-up? >> the estimates that we are getting working closely with directer bromwich and his st

government when the price of oil went up the price of oil went up, and they tried to collect and kerr-mcgee said wait a minute, the staff messed up, and we are not legally obligated to pay this money, which amounts to billions of dollars and the court upheld them saying that the staff messed up. so, what happened? >> well actually. >> it is a serious issue. >> it is a serious issue and actually of january 31 of its 7.2 billion what we estimated to be a forgone royalties but it is important to note that the supreme court did not hear that case, did not accept that case and it was determined that the law itself actually prevents us or prevents bomer from putting a price cap or a price limit on it, so right now, the way the law is written, it it is a certain volume has to go royalty-free and we have actually no control over that based on the supreme court ruling. >> so this is going to continue. and what would you say is the total cost to the federal taxpayer of this mess up? >> the estimates that we are getting working closely with director bromwich and his staff, we have estimates of 15.21 b