they'll play their first game in the ncaa basketball tournament in omaha. they're seeded 7th in the midwest bracket. the coach and the team's star player say they're ready. >> you are going to play a tough game and produce, so doesn't matter. >> we're a tough team. i think we have really close -- we enjoy each other's company. i think that translates to the court. >> gails will face number ten seed purdue friday in omaha. uc berkeley also in the ncaa tournament, they play south florida tonight in dayton, ohio. >>> coming up, why some local college students are communicating with president barack obama. >> abear animal shelter is asking for your help because they have too many of these cute little guys. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progress

mary's men's basketball team boarding a plane this morning bound for omaha, nebraska. they get ready to take on the first game of the tournament against purdue friday. st. mary's grabbed the number seven seed in the midwest bracket and they fly out of oakland airport at 9:00.

. >> host: do you have firms in omaha that you represent that are interested in the legislation? are people back home interested in this >> guest: it surprises me how interested people are back home about cybersecurity, so when i bring it up, i always get a lively conversation, and, yeah, there's some farms back home -- a lot of telecommunications, network providers, level iii started in omaha, and so there's probably a little higher understanding the cybersecurity because of the businesses in omaha. >> host: we've been talking with representative lee terry, a republican of necks, member of the energy and commerce committee and co-head of the cybersecurity working group. congressman, thank you. >> guest: thank you. now joining us on "the communicators" is the co-founder of the house security caucus and the democrat on the armed services committee on emerging threats and capabilities. he joins us from providence, rhode island. congressman, if we could, though, tell us your view on the collins-lieberman bill currently in the senate. >> guest: sure, be glad to. thank you very much f

hail and gusty winds around omaha, kansas city, and topeka. scattered thunderstorms from san antonio to new orleans. flurries in norng new england. >> 55 in chicago, 60 in minneapolis. sacramento, 68. >>> a rosy outlook for job seerks. >>> and a question looming over the famed augusta national golf club. will it be forced to welcome its first ever female member? >>> and later in "the pulse" ron burgundy's return. >>> and wam back, everybody. there's a rosy outlook for the job market this morning. more and more ceos say they feel good about the economy and plan to hire more folks. it comes from the business round table after the best three months of job growth in two years. the outlook the much better than at the end of last year. >>> many of the same ceos got paid better last year. still, ceos at major companies now average $9.6 million. poor guys. turf life. >>> well, ceos get plenty of perks, as if they need them. a perk for a chief executive whose company sponsors the national tournament is membership at augusta. the ceo is a woman. and aug

they actual wli hit the road to catch a flight to omaha, nebraska. that's where friday they will face purdue. those are some players getting some practice time in. mostly to work out their nerves they said. here is an interesting note, by the way. both st. mary's and purdue made it into the sweet 16 in houston in 2010. ? year the gails are heading into the tourney as the number seven seed going against number ten seed. that is flipped from two years ago. players say this year they've got more momentum on their side and they're confident even as they battle their nerves. >> pretty excited. my last go-around as a senior. didn't sleep much last night. wanted to get here early to get the butterflies out. >> we worked so hard during the spring, off season. you work so hard, and to see it go -- just go down so fast, you just don't want that to happen. you want to keep it going. keep the momentum going and get out of the first round. >> it's been a long way to finally get to this point. we haven't played in a while. the excitement has been building up. fina

wet on i-80 from omaha to o, and chicago, and i-10 and 20 in texas and louisiana. on i-95 in northern maine. >>> air travelers, a smooth ride out there. delays expected only in kansas city. >>> winds are picking up yet again today as cruise struggle with the deadly wild fire near denver. >> the governor of colorado suspended controlled burns as the fire spread now the more than 4,000 acres. the blaze has killed at least two people and burned down more than two dozen homes. one frightened family barely made it out. capturing the escape on camera. >> where's mom? what's she stopping for? daddy. >> we're going the make it. we're going to be fine. there it is, right here right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at that the family of five made it to safety by following a neighbor out of the fire. the fire is just about 15% contained. >>> a have the is the couple is under arrest accused of strangled a single mom, dousing her with bleach and tossing her body into the river. police say allen and patricia prue lured jenkins from her home by saying they need help. they found her

mostly the greater kansas city area off to omaha. it's not going to be a widespread tornado outbreak but we could see a few tornadoes. of course, it only takes one or two to take a life. then back towards northern oklahoma, it looks like mostly the chance of large hail. and that looks to be just north of oklahoma city. so lynn, we're getting towards the peak months of tornado season. ever since we had those horrible ones about two weeks ago, so far, so good. we'll see how we do later on today. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> a dip in oil, a spike in one ceo's salary. and raw data on just how much we rely on apple. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a big night for kevin love. the knicks put a spell on the magic and the niners sign another ex-giant. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten fr

i mean if you take omaha, i think omaha's unemployment is 4.9 and gdp is growing and as i always look at the -- i think this is okay. if you look at austin, texas and albany, i love comparing those two. both big states. both cities capital cities, no ports, no nothing, for some reason austin, texas, created unbelievable energy. you know, people -- it changes migration pattern and startups and all that. albany can't really get -- the only thing that you can point to are local leadership teams. or they get together and make a strategy. i was looking in nashville. of course they have the music thing. they made that into a health care center. my gosh, i mean there are so much white collar health care there. but there's enormous differences. the most -- the best thing that we can do is the 1.5 million small businesses, the same number of soldiers we, have but if we worked as hard at developing them like we did our military, i love the military, by the way. but if we got as good at that science, thn i think that's our best chance to come up. and we've got to get free enterprise. obviously i

i mean, if you take omaha, i think omaha's unemployment is like 4.9 and gdp is growing. i always look at the, i think this is okay, but if you look at austin, texas and albany i love comparing those two. both big states. both cities, capital cities. no porch, no nothing. for some reason, austin, texas has created unbelievable energy. you know, people -- the changes, migration patterns and start-ups and where albany can't really get -- the only thing you can really point to are local leadership teams. where they get together and make some kind of a strategy. you know, looking in nashville. of course they got the music thing. i don't know if it's much gdp or not. they've made that into a health care center. my gosh. there is so much white collar health care there. but there is enormous differences. the most -- the best thing that we can do is the 1.5 million small businesses. by the way, it's kind of the same number as soldiers we have. but if we worked as hard at developing them like we did our military, i love the military by the way, but if we got as good at that scienc

notice the cooler air to the northwest. 21 in minneapolis. 28 in omaha.ns are usually cooler than us. this is the area where the error is housing the air that will hit us later on. we have some areas of rain from canada down into oklahoma. some of the showers will move into town later tonight. mainly after dinner time. some locations west of town may have isolated showers in western maryland around dinner time. there is the cold front behind it. that will go over it through the night and tomorrow. dropping our temperatures for the next couple of days. as for today a southwesterly flow giving us very springlike conditions. 20 degrees above average for this time of year. 72 later on today. gusty southwesterly wind up to 35 miles per hour. tomorrow, back down into the 50's. near 50 on saturday but that will be the low point of the week. near 60 on sunday. not a bad weekend. >> adam, thank you. >> you are watching "good morning washington became the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack

saint mary's is the 7th seed and will face purdue and omaha.ord hosts cleavland state at 8:00 p.m. it is their first post season appearance in four years. espn says they will work out randy moss tomorrow. the 35-year-old was out of the league last year. he says she rejuvenated. he would be the deep threat they would need and jim harbaugh would handle his personality. he has 954 catches and over 15,000 yards and 153 touchdowns. he is worth a look. what a wild finish at the pga tour. tiger woods had to withdraw in the middle of his round. he was limping on the 10th and 11th holes. soreness in his left achilles tendon, the one he injured at the masters. from the beach on 12 and nothing but net, but he finishes in third. rose had this chip for par on 18. he is in the clop house and one up on the third round. he struggled all day from the trees on 18. look at this and just rips it. leaves it 10 feet with four sudden deaths. and bubba slides it by and shoots it 2 over 74. it was a 2 under 70. nascar in las vegas for the cobalt tools 400. tony stewart

sixty in omaha, nebraska. the next warmup will get under way. here comes the reenforcing shot of chilly air. lots of sunshine saturday and sunday, once again on the other side of this high-pressure sell, the warmup will get going again. look for a beautiful weekend. sunday should be gorges. the next farm system will be approaching monday. later monday night going into tuesday, some of those ohio river valley showers could reach as. the weekend will look very nice. 44-49 tomorrow. northwest winds of 5-15 miles per hour. the sunrise on the last day of standard time at 6:55 p.m. on sunday when we sprang forward into daylight savings time, the sunrise will be closer to 7:25 a.m. we will enjoy sunlight later in the day. northwest wind on the bay gusting to 20 knots. small craft advisory. the big warmup will be hitting the mountains with the mid 50's. cooler tomorrow, 47, but up to 47 on sunday. -- on saturday. on the beach from the chilly ocean temperatures will keep the beaches crueler. cox will be going forward on sunday one hour. 61 sunday. 64. hi

they will face number ten seed purdue on friday in omaha. >>> coming up on 6:00.eet from ucla said march sadness. >> march sadness. >> which i found it to be funny even though i'm sad about it as well. >> team -- pam, your team ucla has a rich history. >> hopefully a rich future too. >> let's move along and take a look at the commute here. 280 looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. it's drier in the south bay. sunol grade let's take a look at that southbound 680 traffic is moving along pretty well. a lot of the fender benders have been in the north bay. another traffic update is minutes ahead. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> a big day in washington, d.c. is about to kick off. here are live pictures at the white house as president obama prepared to host america's biggest ally. >>> back here at home police say he was armed with a shotgun. we'll have the latest of an officer involved shooting in oakland. >>> we are still tracking rain out there. moderate to heavy downpours. we have reporters deployed across the entire bay area. sal will keep a

. >> meanwhile, the virginia cavaliers also playing friday but they will be in omaha nebraska.y will play the florida gators. the gators are favored. with to get to where we are now and have this opportunity to go to the tournament is once in a lifetime rose. we just want to take advantage. >> on the heels of the win over toronto yesterday, the caps hitting the road on an upswing. winning three straight and one point clear of the winnipeg team. they are playing with more enthusiasm, a whole lot of confidence. they will now hit the road for the longest trip of the season. for golf fans, tiger woods withdrew from the champion chip yesterday because of tightness and pain in his achilles. he is really sort today but getting treatment. he's scheduled to play at arnold palmer's tournament. he will have its achilles' evaluated and hopes it responds to treatment. beckham be a huge problem. did you see this caddie? he really got excited after he hit this hole in one on the 15th. like it had eyes. he thought they would be splitting the value of that cadillac. 13th hole is where the car i

just starting to push toward omaha. 62 degrees downtown. 60 degrees in georgetown. for tonight, warmer temperatures right now. only dropping into the low 40's. stronger winds earlier on and then they start to calm down overnight. the night time on thursday, we're likely to see rain showers. temperatures will keep dropping behind the front. down to 51 on the saturday. almost a 20 degree drop and bouncing temperatures on sunday. remember to change your clocks forward. >> following a tragic car accident, a detective finds himself awake in two separate realities. as the story line of the new nbc show called "a lake." joining me now is the actor who plays -- "awake." what an intriguing plot line. what appealed to you question are >> out provocative and unique the show was and different and original the idea was. when i read the script, i read it three times and it felt like a movie. it felt like we were living and episodic movie and i just thought it's like nothing television has ever seen. >> tell us about how you can pull off this plot line without making it too confus

. >>> the san francisco gaels are the number 7 seed and they face perdue on friday in omaha, nebraskacal bears are in the mstd region but they are in the playing games. only two pac-12 teams made the tournament. colorado got the bid after winning the conference tournament. cal plays south florida on wednesday in dayton ohio and the sports hall of fame will hold its induction ceremony tomorrow night. ktvu is sponsoring the ceremonies and will stream is live from 8:00 to 9:00. inductees include -- >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. don't forget to watch us at 5:00 and we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thanks for watching. swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real.

. >> 16 in billings to albuquerque. 83 in phoenix. 60 in omaha. 35 in the twin cities. 70 from dallas and 56 in atlanta, here in new york, 43 degrees. >>> in other news, president obama is welcoming israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house this morning this morning with the nuclear ambitions high on the agenda. the meeting comes on the heels of president's powerful speech. while israel is threatening a preemptive strike against iran, the president is asking for time to allow sanctions to work. but he also made it clear that the u.s. will take no option off the table when it comes to iran. >> iran's leaders should understand i do not have a policy of containment. i have a policy of preventing iran from producing nuclear weapons. i will not have to take hesitat hughes force. >> mitt romney is pretty quick to respond to the president. he said mr. obama's approach has failed and mr. romney predicts that iran will have a nuclear weapon if the president is re-elected. >>> romney and the other republican candidates are spending their last full day campaigning ahead of sup

sierras and northern rockies. 49 in seattle. 69 in sacramento. 55 in chicago. 75 in omaha. 80s from dallas to miami. here in the big apple, about 55. business news is next this morning, including a major announcement from best buy, closing dozens of its stores and a car that drives itself. >>> also this morning -- barbie going bald for a good cause. >>> welcome back, everybody. some big changes are coming to the thousands of factory workers who make apple's precious products. their employee announced that workers will get a shorter work week without a cut in pay. as a result of their labor practice after a string of workers' suicides. >>> best buy is closing 50 of its big box store, it will open 100 smaller mobile stores instead and emphasize customer service. >>> h&m is going upscale. the swedish company has stores around the world featuring low-coast trendy clothes but the budget retailer plans to launch a new chain of stores featuring luxury brands. this will happen some time next year. >>> market activity -- a down day in asia. tokyo's nikkei average fell 31 points. in london, the ftse

. >> just shy of 40 in detroit. 50s from omaha to dallas. 52 in new york. 62 in atlanta. 83 in miami. phoenix, 76, sacramento, 68, and seattle, 55. >>> coming up next after the break, some of you may have noticed at the drugstore. why many people are finding empty shelves where tylenol used to be. >>> and the changes coming to coke and pepsi. will you be able to detect a difference? >>> and it's the video being debated around the world right now. viewed million >>> welcome back on this friday morning. bank of america is going a step further than other big lenders involved in the huge government mortgage settlement. it's giving 200,000 home owners in trouble a chance to sharply reduce their mortgages to the home's current market value. >>> before this morning's february employment report, we hern that fierce about wall street jobs may have been unfounded. in fact, companies there added almost 5,000 jobs in the past year. 8,000 if you include banking and insurance. >>> overseas markets were up overnight. tokyo's nikkei average gained 161 points today. at one point, rising above 10,000 f

. >>> the rainy weather did not dampen spirits at the gaels boarded a flight from oakland to omaha this morning. the gaels will play number 10 purdue in the ncaa basketball tournament on friday and the cal bears are facing south florida right now in ohio. >> mark is here now with sports. warriors fans trying to figure out the trade. >> it is tough. anyone not on the warriors payroll would have major doubt about the trade. so many questions. like did they give up too much for one. monta ellis, their best player for a center that spent the last two years injured. andrew bogut. they surrendered ekpe udoh. as larry riley explained tonight, you break out, well, you got it oo make a gamble or two. >> we were stuck. you want to be stuck? three games below .500 every year? you want to be stuck 5 games below? that is where we are. since i have been here i tried to acquire a 5. you can't get them. >> now that linsanity turned into to linsomnia. players unhappy with the losing streak. today the coach is now gone. mike d'antoni is bowing out. a month ago the knicks toasted the league. now mike wood

mary's is the seven seed, facing purdue in omaha on friday. a tough matchup.nd the wcc, gonzaga gets west virginia. here's the top seeds, kentucky in the south, syracuse in the east, north carolina in the midwest, and michigan state in the west. today's action, sec title game, kentucky taking on vanderbilt. jones, a one-handed shot. vandy would tie it. then with 90 second left, johnson explodes. vandy stuns kentucky. the commodore's first sec tournament title in 61 years, my september noalz beat duke last night. 11-22 from downtown. tournament mvp, had four of them. carolina had a chance to tie it. hairston for three. it's a brick. september noles -- seminoles win. >> ohio state and michigan state for the big ten title. brandon wood. 21 points, then guardrail green to clinch it. michigan state wins the big ten tournament, 68-64. >> stanford women find out their seeding tomorrow. they should be the top seed in the west. only one loss all season. and cal is hoping to get an at-large bid. >> the 49ers are getting a jump on the 2012 season as espn is reporting the

. >> do you have firms in omaha that you represent that are interested in this legislation, are people back home interested in this? >> it surprised me how interested people are back home about cyber security. so when i bring it up, i always get a lively conversation. there are firms back home, a lot of telecommunications, network providers. level 3 started in omaha, so there is probably a little higher understanding of cyber security because of the businesses in omaha. >> we have been talking with representative lee terry, republican of nebraska, member of the energy and commerce committee and co-head of the cyber security working group. congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >> and now joining us on communicators is representative jim langevin. he is the co-founder of the house cyber security caucus as well as the top democrat on the armed services subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities. congressman langevin joins us from providence, rowed island. could you start by telling us your view on the collins-lieberman cyber security bill that is currently in the senate? >> sure, i

mary's tell their final practice in omaha before they take to court tomorrow against purdue in the ncaa tournament's the talk to randy bennett earlier today. the bill does not the film tonight and get some rest or how's that going to work for you? >>> sometime early tonight. he is in the mind. >>> said use orange as it began 16 unc in asheville. theirs is the third team in history of the tenants to take a leave of absence the buffaloes the only pactel team standing and moving on. the big jump suit 6864 and they'd trade tuesday illustrated again to the spurs. well richard jefferson had conditional first-round picks in next year's draft. the sharks has in the predator is in the third children cracks cut the rebound and put into the equalizer that gains at one end is up to the fact that i'm going to refer to roberta who is going to give me a live update. >>> it was issued out in the third shooter for the san jose sharks shute and scores. a game winner. >>> that is a huge winner for the sharks. all right dennis. full-service sports.

mary's is the seventh seed in the midwest, facing purdue in omaha. a touch matchup.onzaga gets west virginia. here's the top seeds, kentucky in the south, syracuse in the east, north carolina in the midwest, and michigan state in the west. today's action sec title game, kentucky on a win streak, taking on vandy. wildcats up five. but vandy would tie it. then with 90 seconds left, johnson explodes for the reverse they stun kentucky for their first conference title in 61 years. my seminoles get duke today. 11-22 from downtown. michael snare had four threes, carolina had chance to tie it. hairston for three. it's a brick. seminoles win their first acc tournament title. >> ohio state and michigan state for the big ten title. brandon wood with 21 points, puts the spartans up for good. then draymond green, the big triple. michigan state wins the big ten tournament, 68-64. >> the stanford women will find out their seeding tomorrow. only one loss all season while cal is hoping to get an at, large bid. 49ers getting a jump on the 2012 season as espn is reporting. the niners w

mary's will play in omaha, neb. against the purdue boilermakers.s been seen by millions, the controversy surrounding the nonprofit behind connie 2012 and to the final voyage for the uss enterprise. we will take you there after the break. costs safe half discussed sauce is that of the navy's first in a weird carrier is engaging on its final voyage. >>jan: he was on board the enterprise in 1961 for her first trip out to sea. >> i prepared all of this small arms weapons. >> loved ones and well- wishers lined up here side on sunday morning. this also was clearly present. >> it is the highlight of my career. >> it is exciting. >> the leadership says no one here is a letting the hype overshadow the job at hand. >> it is a very dangerous business. focus is not a problem. " we do is very difficult work. >> it is a chance to look back on life of the enterprise. >> the cuban missile crisis, the vietnam war, the cold war, all of the operations in the middle east. >> it is it true testament to american ingenuity and know how to be able to modernize an aircraft

mary's men's basketball team boarding a plane this morning bound for omaha, nebraska.hey get ready to take on the first game of the tournament against purdue friday. st. mary's grabbed the number seven seed in the midwest bracket and they fly out of oakland airport at 9:00. >>> 4:50 ligright now. after finishing in the top ten in the intel talent search, a couple of bay area students received a scholarship. >>> clint eastwood about to become part of a tv reality show. >> go ahead -- take that commute. slippery roads and trees down. the latest coming up. >>> a policy change to improve the environment. the san mateo county supervisors agreeing to reduce the use of herbicides on the roadside. this is a move in response to the complaints herbicides were contaminating local waterways and hurting wildlife. spraying will continue near airports and parks. the county manages vegetation along 315 miles of roads on the peninsula. >>> tech savvy teens from the bay area getting top honors at the intel science talent search. one took ninth place and a $20,000 scholarship creating a

new record high temperatures for this date set in omaha, topeka, unseasonably warm temperatures across the midwest, all the way to the east, even burlington, vermont, hit a record high 67 today. tomorrow might be a good day to skip work or school. almost everywhere from the plains to the eastern seaboard, it's going to be more like summer than late winter. we're not expecting high productivity here in new york to be honest. >>> a big day on wall street today. stocks soared as jpmorgan chase announced it's raising its dividend. dow was up almost 218 points, now less than 1,000 points from its all-time high. nasdaq closed above 3,000 for the first time since the year 2000. and the s&p 500 hit a new recovery high, less than five points from the 1,400 mark. >>> still ahead, as "nightly news" continues, more on our top story tonight. the american soldier who snapped in afghanistan. tonight, his military base here in the u.s. has had its share of trouble and tragedy. and later, on making a different report, a woman who just celebrated her 100th birthday has no plans to stop doing what she do

perdu hangs on for the 72/69 win and will play kansas sunday with more from omaha, >> thankyou dennis. mary's came to life late in the second half but with a chance to go up three in the final minute, clinton made a mistake on a play that he has made a million times. >> what happened on the traveling call, did they tell you to hold a spot, can you tell us what happened? >> they said it was on the spot. the last thing was to try and get it in bounds. >> it is tough to go out like that, it is such a great season with a bunch of guys. i cannot say anything bad. i think we only played well for 10 minutes of the game. give or take a couple more minutes. >> rob jones, down the stretch, how much are you want to miss those guys? >> i will miss them, the senior management was second to none. robert kerrey us for some time, and clint did the same. i will miss them. >> the program has reached the point where they view themselves as one and 1/8, and continue to make the tournament each year. >> thank you, leigh high beat duke in a bracket buster 75/70. nor fault state knocked out missouri. before

louis 25 degrees above normal. 27 above normal in omaha. 70 in omaha. chicago today at 57 degrees. the rest of the country, here's what you've got temperaturewise. 80s in the southwest and southern texas. 20s and 30s in new england. plenty of sunshine into the ohio river valley with windy conditions. look for windy conditions through the southwest into southern california. >> good morning. a quiet but chilly start on this tuesday morning. we will enjoy plenty of sunshine as we move into the afternoon. >>> that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. the creator of "desperate housewives" will be back on the stands today. nicollette sheridan's wrongful termination trial. this after mark cherry told jurors on monday his decision to kill off sheridan's character came months before she accused him of battery. nbc's mike taibbi is in los angeles with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. as hollywood lawsuits go this isn't for huge money. just a bit more than sher sheri salary for her last five year on the show. but it could have a big impact

[ cheers & applause ] >> they will take on the number 10 seed, purdue, friday in omaha. st.rip to the tournament under the great randy bennett. >> it's important for the school. i think it helps the school, it's free advertising. it gives the school more identity. it's been consistent. it hasn't been -- we haven't been a one-shot wonder. we've been consistent over the last, pretty much the last eight years. >> great coach for that school. >>> kentucky is the tournament's number 1 overall seed, despite losing in the sec championship today. wille cads are 32-2. they will be the top seed in the south. syracuse gets the 1 seed in the east region. number 1 seed in the midwest goes to north carolina. and thanks to winning the big 10 championship, michigan state earns the number 1 seed in the west. >>> how about golf? this was supposed to be the year of the comeback for tiger woods. but after today, even an appearance at the masters could be in doubt. final round, cadillac championship at doral. woods said he felt tightness in his left achilles tendon during warmup. after this shot

they will face no. 10 perdue on friday in omaha. the team is playing right now to earn a bid. the bears are taking on south florida. the winner will be the 12th 12th seed. the game is just starting at the second half and cal is behind. well thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. keep in mind that our coverage continues with the 10:00 news and tonight we are on storm watch, the problems around the bay area as more rain is on the way. we're also always here for you at ktvu.com. tmz is up next here on tv36. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea.

in omaha, nebraska. >> how about cal, dancing, too. they earn one of the final large bids. one of the last teams into the party. but they are. in and they will play against south florida on wednesday in a play-in game in dayton. hopefully a win there. and it is off to nashville then, to lock up against the five seed temple. hopefully on friday night. be sure and tune in right here to cbs 5 for march madness. all starts at noon on thursday. and you can sign up for our bracket challenge at our web site and you can win prizes and a laptop, and a tablet, all kinds of goodies there, cbs- sf.com, and click on sports. >> the cal grads, calling in sick, we know where you are. >> i will be watching. they don't play, but hopefully they play friday, wednesday night, about 5:30. >> we're watching. >>> coming up, feeling the pain at the pump. how much it is going to cost you to fill her up now. >> hoping to get your hands on apple's new i-pad? you may have to wait a couple of extra weeks. >>> don't go into this water. what caused a shark feeding frenzy off australia's coast. >>> the wea

also omaha watch out for strong storms late today. forecast, there are some showers out there this morning near boston. we should dry it out this afternoon. everything should be okay. and then as we look towards the southeast, thunderstorms possible down around the deep south. overall, though, doesn't look like anything too bad. the west coast, by far, the worst for your travel. >> we appreciate the update. >>> let's turn to sports now. it's not even april and technically we've started the baseball season, although this isn't really opening day yesterday, was it? that's coming up next week. the mariners and a's are playing game two of their opening series in tokyo. right now it's the top of the fourth, game is scoreless. >>> yesterday in front of a packed house at the tokyo dome, acly hit the season's first home run. 438-foot bomb to right center. that put the mariners up 1-0. all the focus was on ichiro, of course. he did not disappoint his home fans there in japan. a scorching -- was that a -- that was not a scorching line drive. an

they're a ten seed in the west bracket and will open against the gators on friday in omaha. this is virginia's 17th tournament of appearance. the weather of this game will play either missouri or norfolk state. the field of 68 is set. now it's your time -- your turn, that is, to fill out the bracket. >> and there are many of you who definitely go mad this time of year with college hoops. admit it. a new study survey from -- new survey from yahoo! sports shows fans spend an average of 75 minutes, that's a lot of time, filling out brackets. people fill out an average of 4.5 brackets, 4.5 brackets, 14% filling out more than six. really? doesn't that defeat the purpose of filling out six? keep a close eye out for coughs and colds, bosses. one in seven say they've called in sick to work so they can watch all the games. >> 75 minutes or more to fill out the brackets -- if your boss says are you working, yes, i'm working. >> serious business. six brackets, really? >> covering all your bases. sports metaphors. >> tom, tell us about the forecast. 4:51. time for weather & traffic on t

mary's gaels are leaving this morning for omaha, nebraska, where they will take part of course in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. >> college hoops fans got a treat at byu beating eye own yeah 78-7 -- iona, 78-72. it's the biggest comeback in tournament history. >> the president was watching. >> i know, with the prime minister. >> there you go. >> amazing stuff. >> big company there. >>> it is 4:56. strong earthquake rocking japan once again. a small tsunami warning that's been issued there. we'll have the very latest. >> and this morning, we hear from the voters what they think should happen to san francisco's sheriff who agreed it a plea deal. >> crews are right now trying to get a tree off of an on-ramp to the highway. we have a risk of hydroplaning and high wind advisories. we'll give you the latest on the road conditions coming up. >> reporter: and we're live in san francisco airport this morning. we are going to check in with that commute in the air. we'll tell you how long you may have to wait coming up. ,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a larg

. >> 50s from seattle to colorado springs. 30s in fargo and the twin cities. 54 in omaha. miami hits 83. that sounds glorious. new york 52 and boston 47. >>> and this final story here of this break, let's hear it for the quad squad. these are four kids from the very same family and all of whom have the same employer. >> yeah. the 16-year-old quadruplets all work at mcdonald's in rapid city, south dakota. they were born just minutes apart. >> sister kelly was the first to get a job. and courtney, andy, and matt then followed. they work the same saturday shift by necessity. that's because they all share a car. >> reporter: the manager says despite having their own look and personality they all have a great work ethic. so good for them. i love it when 16-year-olds have jobs and are responsible. >> get that work ethic going at a young age. cook them fries. not too many, kids. try to live a long life. we'll be back with more world news after this. ♪ we are family ♪ i got all my sisters and me e are family ♪ ♪ i got all my sisters and me hd 3 we know a place where tossing and tu

hail and dangerous winds around omaha, kansas city and topeka.mountain snow in the northwest and northern cali. >> 68 in sacramento. 48 in seattle. 49 in fargo. 52 in detroit. 66 in indianapolis. upper 50s in new york. 65 baltimore. 80 from dallas to -- you're still laughing. >> that's my favorite story of the week. are you kidding me? oh, that was great. >>> most parents prefer some privacy when they bring children into the world. but not these bald eagles in iowa. >> oh, no. the mother laid three eggs last month. now two of those three have hatched and it's all been caught live on streaming video from a webcam. here are a few details. they've been together since the winter of '07. since then they've successfully hatched and fledged 11 eaglets in their nest. they are a state-owned hatchery. >> alicia silverstone's home video from yesterday. >> regurgitating that food? normal for birds. humans -- >> don't get it. we'll be right back with more after this. don't go nowhere, y'all. ♪ fly like an eagle >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought t

and, indeed, he volunteered to land with the first wave on omaha beach. tuesday--it was--tuesday, june 6th, 1944, was d-day. and we waited all day tuesday for pictures. and we waited all day wednesday, but we--we--where was--where were the pictures? where was capa? finally, wednesday evening, a currier came into the--the life office with four rolls of film from capa and a handwritten note saying, 'john, that's where the action is.' so i told the darkroom to rush me contact prints for editing. we were under terrible deadline pressure. the whole world was waiting for our pictures, because we had to pool our pictures with the wire services. so a few minutes later, a young darkroom lad came rushing into my office, almost hysterical. he said, 'john, the pictures are ruined.' i said, 'what do you mean?' he said, 'well, you were in such a damn rush, i put them in the drying cabinet and the heat got them. there was--i closed the doors'--which wasn't normal--'and there was too much heat and the emulsion ran.' so i went back to the darkroom with him and looked at t