a game winner and the rangers go on to win it 3-2.on opener a couple weeks away but when the giants and dodgers play they seem to be in mid-season form. my new brian wilson fan with the beard. cody ross and mid season form to the left. go off 4-3. pat burrell showing up at the long ball party. see ya! his second homer of the spring, 6-3 giants. game tonight at 7:00. gary brown, the hero for the day. signal into right. a second 8-7 victory followed by the traditional pie in the face during the rookie's post-game center view. over in peoria, the a's and mariners in a sun-soaked afternoon. a single back up the middle. the a's go up 1-0. but the lead was short-lived. milton bradley down the right field line. put the mariners up 3-1 and seattle goes on to win 10-2. the women knew they were going to the ncaa tournament, probably as number one seed. stanford looking for a 57th straight win over a conference opponent. but ucla had other ideas. up 9 at the half. second half doreena campbell. chicago champions for a reason. she had 15 to 3-poin

punching in their reserves prohibited armed rangers make daily rounds of its territory as a rule their routes run through the wooded slopes of mountain gorges. the wild boars inhabit the foothills unfortunately they still fall easy prey to hunters because they're obvious targets they light grazing in open spaces and rarely go uphill. lyn march scattered across the reserve reflect the history of what has set you. people first began using caves and overhanging rocks as dwellings times. a loans where the ancestors of the a said they built stone fortifications overlooking mountain pass so they be more easily defensible. in those days even temper lanes mighty army was unable to cross this territory the highlanders block the mountain passes and pelted his troops with stones. to destroy these tell was began to built in the middle ages their earliest period dates back to the fourteenth or seventeenth century. towers or the most celebrated architectural landmarks of ancient north a set yet they differ in height and shape as a rules large extended families lived in wide short. taller ones were u

one of them is walk the road leading to the field done gorge where rangers have seen cull kasia. lead a little chill under normal conditions so we can go on to the village off a log by car with no we'll have to walk because the he's some hundred metres wide is the effect there have been civil actions here a week ago the avalanche fell here i'm sure we'll try to take another road i mean the upper road. i the trains caucuses highways the reserves most avalanche prone area with up to two hundred fifty avalanches each season thanks. to snow slide can be set off from a shelter from skis stretching it slightly or from a drift of snow. wet snow usually slides down slowly from the slope and avalanche of dry snow is the fastest and most dangerous current. that's the plan it was called is in place yes everything's ready. in north as said special militia fights avalanche six. attention a lot. more an accurate shot since the snow flowing downwards. lead. an avalanche fill and if you're done gorge during the night nobody was hit by snow slabs but the road was entirely blocked caucasian goats

one of them has blocked the road leading to the fuel gorge where rangers have seemed. under normal conditions so we could go on to the village off by car but now we'll have to walk. some hundred metres wide there have been two arches here a week ago the avalanche fell here. we'll try to take another road i mean the upper road. the train's caucus's highway is the reserves most avalanche prone area with up to two hundred fifty avalanches each season. a snow slide can be set off from a shelter from skis touching it slightly or from a drift of snow. snow usually slides down slowly from the slope and avalanche of dry snow is the fastest and most dangerous current just as. i thought but i know with all the cold is in place yes everything's ready. in north as a special militia fights avalanches. attention a lot. more now accurate shot since the snow flowing downwards. length. an avalanche fell into the fuel gun gorge during the night and nobody was hit by snow slabs but the road was entirely blocked caucasian goats are grazing somewhere in the mountains and rangers will have

on their way back the rangers run into an unexpected obstacle to our don't riverbed starts to filling with water and water is now blocking their path. a few hours later and no vehicle will be able to clear this hurdle the only path to the cave will be gradually immersed in water and will be impossible to use it again before next spring. they are doing river springs from the glaciers of the greater caucasus mountain range and runs the length of a nature reserve scientists say more than one hundred nineteen streams and springs swiftly replenished the outer dawn with water. punching in the reserves prohibited armed rangers making daily rounds of its territory as a rule their roots run for the wooded slopes of mountain gorges. wild boars inhabit the foothills unfortunately they still fall easy prey to hunters because they're obvious targets they lay grazing in open spaces and rarely go uphill. and. landmarks scattered across the reserve reflect the history of. people first began using caves and overhanging rocks as dwellings times. the loans where the ancestors of. they built stone fortif

the san jose sharks got a rare visit from the new york rangers.or some reason the two teams do not get a my diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, and mmm key lime pie. yeah, i've already lost some weight. [ female announcer ] yoplait light -- over 30 delicious flavors at about 100 calories. babe, what are you doi?! ♪ [ female announcer ] the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. >> a bay area company is making a big splash when it comes to seafood. here's terry. >> big plans. >> served over crispy won tons. >> but just as important where the fish is going is where it's from and how it was caught. in other words, is it sustainable seafood. >> it's abundant and well-managed and caught and farmed in that way. >> one year ago ilovelucy.com started selling to caters in the area. shipping and recyclable cardboard was reusable. it only sold seafood sold by its partner organization. this ahi tuna is from water o

rangers go up 2-1.eriod, troy falls on one redirected and lines up at the back of the net, game tied at 2. for the second straight game, this would go to a shootout and second straight game sharks would is lose. rangers go on to win it 3-2. >> how about cactus league action but when the giants and dodgers play, they seem to be in mid season form. brian wilson, the beard. cody ross, two-run homer. g-men 4-3. see ya, secretary homer of the spring, 6-3 giants. bottom of the ninth, tied at 7. gary is the here hero nor the day. a single into right. a score from second to give them an 8-7 victory followed by the pie in the face. >> over 'n peoria, in a sun soaked afternoon. mark ellis would score and a's go up 1-0. milton bradley smokes one down the right field line. 3-1 and seattle goes on to win 10-2. >> stanford women, they will be going to the tournament as number one ranked cede. they are looking for a win over their opponent but ucla, here is the 3. browns up 9 at the half. campbell connects deep. here

the giants visiting the rangers. sports next. >>> good evening.nference tournament when you're a mid-major program. st. mary's thinking the credentials were there but the ncaa selection committee had other ideas and the gaels' bubble status was bigger than most bracketologists had us believe. they watched the brackets unfold late this afternoon waiting and waiting to finally learn that gonzaga was going to be an 11 seed and since the bull logs beat the gaels, st. mary's was not going to have a higher seed and thus the opportunities between 12 and 16 just were not there this season. keep in mind this is raw, because the gaels looked good against the conference, they had a good rpi and beat non-conference teams like st. john's who will be the six seed facing gonzaga. now st. mary's will play in the nit tournament, the invitational for the teams that did not make the field of 68 this year. they will host kent state this tuesday. by the way, cal hosts ole miss on wednesday in the nit. for st. mary's,it's nice to be recognized but this was not what the

with another ranger they managed to knock out the german artillery trained on the beach saving an untold number of lives. >> a day doesn't go by i don't think about it. >> reporter: lomell won the distinguished service cross for that mission, fought for another year, was wounded again, and earned the silver star. he returned to new jersey, married charlotte, a nurse, and went to law school at rutgers. bud rarely mentioned his war-time heroics as he became a civic leader, church leader, prominent lawyer, and father to three daughters. but on the 40th anniversary of d-day, sergeant lomell and the rangers were famously celebrated by president reagan. >> these are the boys of pointe du hoc. >> reporter: while bud lomell often went back to that haunting cemetery on the beachhead where so many of his buddies are buried, it was never easy. >> to walk up to one of my ranger graves, gets me to the point where i -- i'll go sit in the bus. >> reporter: when asked about the war, bud invariably would say "i don't talk about that, but let me tell you about charlotte and my daughters." "that's what i a

[applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming in first in the third inning, men all over the bases in a tie game, and he was critical to the g

they started anne annual global day of prayer and a relief group called free burma rangers. >> it is to give health, hope, and love. i depend on god. most of our people are believers. our job is to give them medical help, tarps for places like this, clothes, mosquito nets, pots, pans, food. >>helping the displaced koran. some of the team members have been killed in fire fights. through it all ubank remay understand dependent upon god. he and his team members seek guidance through prayer. >> prayer is the air we breathe. and the spirit we have as we talk to god as we do everything we can with prayer. god's answer are very specific and doable. maybe scary, humiliating, but have doable and very specific. >> as for those the free burma rangers serve, many spend their days struggling to survive. many became christians, nearly 200 years ago, ma hah la is confident the relationship will save them. >> god loves the people and not allow the burma army to destroy us. >> they pray when they are free from the military regime that oppresses them. they are confident they will come. >> dave, i just

pat the bat ends the drought going back to the last time facing the rangers.wo-run home run capping the scoring tonight. 4-1, the giants take it. manager bruce bochy was miked up during the game and reflected on the last time these two teams were matching up. >> there were quite a few times where it hit me. it's what you work for. it's a dream. it's the first one for me. like a lot of these guys. you know, there were times when you wake up, hey, you know, it really happened. you may be going down the road. you know, i was out fishing. certain things would trigger that. >> the a's hosting seattle. felix hernandez in his first start of spring. king felix was face to face with danger off the bat. david jesus sending it back up the middle. nearly beheading the king. he shook it off and hung in there to go nearly a full three innings. yield just one run. bottom three, kouzmanoff brings connor jackson around. the mariners, well, they took advantage of some sloppiness to beat the a's, 6-3. tomorrow, oakland hosts the padres. we're back with the former a's outfielder

police said the suspect was driving a beat- up black ford ranger, it had net contractors riding on it. the truck had a bumper sticker with don't drive while using your cell phone. and a picture of a woman in a car crash. police said the driver might have come from a different city. >> this is not something confined else to read out, we found in the past people who commit this type of crime can travel great distances to the place where they're actually going to approach to juvenile. it's important to not only think of else a radio but also the greater community of bay area. >>jeff: the police would like to give them a call to see the vehicle. >>pam: investigators believe a fire which started in the warehouse this morning, they have been an illegal pot growing operation. that the rearranged electrical wires within the walls made of action because the fire. employes at a car repair business next door, told kron 4 that there normally $75 a month power bill, mysteriously jumped to $400. the fire department found about 300 to 500 pot plants inside that did not catch fire. the investigation

and abc 7's don sanchez with one of the bands, night ranger, do you remember them?american idol who stars in this show. this is all rock and roll. a story set to 80s rock music. >> there is a originating the role on broadway in this show. >> this is poking fun but celebrating it and there is great characters and telling us nice grounded love stories. >> there are songs by journey and night ranger. the band doing a new concert on the bone. their hit oyster christian" is in the show. >> we're still out there and playing a long like oyster chis kris chin" the crowd goes wild. it brings back a memory the person has from their heart. >> there is a new album out soon and have been together since the beginning of the 80s, it's now 30 years. >> yes. almost as long as you've been at abc. >> not that long. >> and there jack says seeing music was unexpected. >> what? is that that is like well, okay. >> and he respects what night ranger continues to do. >> business sense which is why he's on rock of ages national tour. they're here five weeks. >> fun stuff. >> cool. >> statatat

one of the bands, night ranger., and the star of the show who gained fame on "american idol." ♪ don't stop believing >> it is all rock and roll. the hair, the clothes, the lights. a story set to '80s rock muse glick a big rock concert meets a big broadway show. ♪ i wanna a rock that is constantine who gained fame on "american idol." >> sort of poking fun at it but also celebrating it and writing grateful any comedic characteristics but also telling a nice grounded love story. >> songs by journey, bon jovi and night ranger. ♪ >> reporter: the legendary bay area band doing a noon concert. their hit sister christian is in the show. >> when we play the song the audience goes nuts. it is like it brings back a memory that that person had from their heart. >> reporter: they have a new album out soon and are heading out on a world tour. they have been together since the beginning of the '80s. >> which is now 30 years. >> which is, yeah, almost as long as you have been at abc. >> not that long. >> great to sit in with them.

19 80s, sound track of your youth takes center stage in san francisco this evening. >> band night rangerayed in studios of radio station 1077, the bone today. some songs feature md in a new musical called "rock of ages". it opened tonight in the marin theater. >> and he's the nominated for a tony. >> sure. >> and you can do it.

caller: good afternoon pea spoke to park rangers that told us both highway 140 is closed because of rock slides and mud slides and snow. and highway 120 is closed because of snow and down trees. also highways 41 and 49 are also closed in various parts in the sierra. this was a powerful winter storm now turning into the first storm of the -- that is turning into the first storm of the spring. i'm at 3500 feet right now and very light snow is falling. i'm told at higher elevations the snow is coming down very heavily. we expect to have road openings perhaps later this afternoon or evening. >> are people trying to turn around and find a place to stay in yosemite if they can't get out? caller: there is nowhere to stay in yosemite. they caravaned people that were in the park out of the park late yesterday afternoon. and today they are not allowing anyone in. the people that are in the park are stranded. i got a tweet from someone in the park that said it's beautifully lovely and quiet. >> it must be beautiful. it's pretty any time but with more snow it's even more scenic. caller: absolutely.

rangers win it 3-2. >>> switch gores. a little cactus league action.nary -- opener a couple weeks away. my new favorite brian wilson fan. fear the baby beard. two-run homer puts the g-men up. then in the sixth, pat burrell showing up at the long ball party. bottom ninth. two outs, game tied at 7. gary brown, the hero for the day. the outfield prospect, singles to right. and the score from second gives the giants the victory. followed by the traditional pie in the face during the rookie's probably first postgame interview. >> in peer ore peoria, the a's and mariners. bottom of the frame. former a milton bradley smokes one down the right field like line. each row -- ichiro scores. seattle with the victory. i. >> buzzer beaters happening everyone, including this one between two of the smartest teams in the nation. i know it's not my alma mater. fine out >> mike: the second ranked stanford women knew they were going to the tournament probably as the number one seed. ucla didn't care. gave the cardinal a scare in the pac-10 finals. late first half, walker,

we were under close supervision from the rangers department, which is also on the island. they were watching us on a daily basis to make sure we could interact with people. daily, when people were leaving, the rangers would question them as they believe in, what did they think about us being out there? when we originally started, there were quite a few news articles and complaints in the community that we were going to cause a lot of noise and hurt people. the park system saw that after one year, that did not happen. not only did it not happen, we were one of the safest operations in the country. and we generated $300,000 in additional income in five months that the parks collected 50% of. within a year, the parks decided to run the operation themselves, and have now bought rental fleets to put into three of their park systems. use on the trails show that we did not do any more destruction than bikers and hikers. we were the only people on the island that were actually guided and govern any type of speed. hikers and joggers could go as fast as they wanted, bikers to do wit

k-c-b-s reporter betsy gebhart explains why ranger >>> in redwood city today fish & game had to killnto a neighborhood. betsy gephardt explains why rangers say they could not let the animal live. >> reporter: redwood city and california fish & game authorities confirm that they shot and killed a mountain lion cornered in the backyard of thread wood city home on -- on this redwood city home on alameda de las pulgas. they initially considered tranquilizing the animal but the mountain lion was hissing at them, behind two fences separating the backyards so it seemed like an unpredictable situation. >> i could see it staring through the fence. it was a standoff. the cat was probably -- was just cowering and hiding. it was showing its teeth a couple times. >> he jumped up and started thrashing around and the fence started to move. but i didn't actually see the animal. >> if the animal is hit with a dart, how is it going to react? where is it going to go? no matter what direction it went it would go out into a neighborhood. >> reporter: they shot two rounds and killed it. a spokesman estima

tonight they went to another shoot out against the rangers. each other for the first time this season, both teams getting to know each other, second period, new york up 2-1. torrey mitchell -- he redirects for the goal just like he drew it up. it's for the second game in the in a row, the sharks come up short in the shoot out. brandon gets the pass. he's in the sixth round to win it for the rangers. >> third round, phil mickelson and tiger woods paired together for the third day in a row. neither is in -- they're 13 shots back. tiger two under par. he's 11 shots off the lead and did not speak to the media following his round. dustin johnson shot 7-under. his approach on 17 sets up an easy version to give him a 2- shot lead. >>> still to come, awe bring is explaining why he's retiring. opening day is still three weeks away, half of that gives the dodgers a little preview. more sports next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, an arm injury has sidelined >>> confirmed rich harden will not be the team's fifth starter to begin this season. giants and dodgers take a

49% forth knicks, up 23% for the rangers on ice. if it looks to raise money to fix up madison square garden, a return for shareholders here? >> well, first of all, a billion, a billion four investment to renovate madison square guard sown that is where the return is. as a practical matter if you increase the price of your services 49%, you will be on the streets. >> i'm sorry, you'll be on the street. it is up to the caic ins to generate a product that is 49% better than today, the same for the rang irs, they run a lot of pressure. >> we'll find out if the knicks will be on the street. msg stock price up 30% in the last year, seeing volatility. is there a risk to shareholders that the fans won't pay the price. >> a risk to share shoulders just like any revenue max miization technique, also a risk to the head coach if the knicks aren't going to win. >> rick horrow with hor owe sports ventures. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. quarterly results from adobe systems, carnival, dollar general and walgreen. also, our word

after courageously charging up the hill to protect his fellow army rangers but that story didn't hold up he was really killed by friendly fire shot accidentally by his fellow soldiers and maybe the worst part about all of this was that this white washing of tillman story also hid what might be the most important part of his story he thought it. was a mistake he thought it was going to be a disaster and you know you don't in the army you're not supposed to talk about you could you not he posed to talk politics and pat didn't shut up you know he told everyone you encounter this war as he was in fact when tillman was redeployed to afghanistan in two thousand and four he began reading the anti-war activists noam chomsky in the last ten years was devastated so the. tillman told his mother he wanted to meet chomsky in person after he returned to the united states was there any solace in the story the military told you about how courageous had been oh of course but what's interesting is the story itself seems so contrived this soldier you know running up the ridge line firing at the enemy yo

giants go on to beat the rangers 11-8. >>> a's facing the rockies.sends one to center, scores david dejesus, oakland up 3-0. then in the fourth, hideki matsui says his family is fine and safe in japan. knocks out his first home run as an athletic. he went two for two, two rbis as the a's take it 9-4. >>> final round of the blue monster came down to a two-man race. tiger woods was not one of them but did have a rebound day. he was never in contention but did match his lowest round of the season, a 6 under 66. just misses the eagle with his approach shot here on 17. he finished at 8 under. >>> dustin johnson came in the leader, but the putts not falling his way. the par try on 16 just sits there. he'd bogey and finish at 14 under. making way for nick watney, the sacramento native, fresno state grad, drops the birdie at 18 and goes on to win by two strokes at 16 under, his third pga tour victory. we're crunching the numbers right now but we think this is the first time in a couple of decade there hasn't been a team from the bay area in the big kansas. >

postponed a week of games but tillman went further than that he joined the army rangers my great grandfather was a pro harbor and a lot of my family has given up i don't have is gone foreign wars and i really haven't done a damn thing this was the real deal a pro football player giving up a lucrative career to serve his country in the field of battle a true patriot and a true american hero the news of another american has refocused attention on the me of sacrifice and service the tillman who gave up a multi-million dollar contract in professional football has been killed pat tillman was dead his memorial service was aired on national television the army awarded him a silver star for his gallantry in action against an armed enemy they said tillman's convoy had been ambushed in afghanistan they said tillman charged up the hill to protect his men but was shot down by the taliban but there was only one problem it was a lie when he died in afghanistan on april twenty second two thousand and four the army told his family he'd been killed by enemy fire after courageously charging up a hill to prote

that number one can emotionally at least three weeks in the semifinals her opponent victoria as a ranger retiring there with injury early in the first set russian reached rapid replay goals we have seen for a place in the final after getting past china shroud playing in three sets. you know there used to be pakistan cricket is accused of taking bribes to fix fakes parts of a test match in england last year have appeared at a magistrates court in london former captain and we can keep a sound on but i'm fast both muhammad is safe and one hundred amir are accused by british prosecutors and spot fixing it's claimed they deliberately bowled no balls pretty great times during the fourth test at lord's last august all three reportedly told police the incidents with the incidental or bad luck also in the dark with sports agent regime athlete he along with the rest places charges of conspiracy to obtain and except corrupt payments a conspiracy to cheat the men will appear at the trial of that crown court on may twentieth. but meanwhile england have kept their well cup campaign alive beating the w

rangers beat up on the a's today. and that is the sporting life at this hour. warriors not able to take care of business but giants looked sharp. >> barry zito, good day for him. >> absolutely. nice to see. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 7:00, students at sky line high school are finalists in a cooking contest sponsored by michelle obama. recipe for success in 30 minutes on tv 36. that is our report for tonight. have a great evening everyone. good night. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

[applause] >> the san diego padres -- the atlanta braves, the philadelphia phillies, the texas rangers, they are all otta here! [applause] -- outta here! i came to this organization in 1982 and i only knew the couple of things about it. one, it had a really bad ballpark. it used to have a center fielder by the name of willie mays. its current center fielder was some guy named chilly. i also knew that it had not won a change in ship. my daughter started in 1982 and i am happy to say, thanks to these gentlemen here, the torture is over! [applause] how great was that parade? i know everyone up here felt it. i know you felt it. everyone here today, you are standing here, and you are not standing alone. you are standing with the person who taught you the great story of the san francisco giants, whether it is your dad, mom, friend, a sister, grandpa. they taught you right. they thought you had to be loyal. you have to love your team. to a man on this team, to a man back in august, you fuel and energized this group all the way through september, and through the epic month of october, and what

it was the latest update, were joined by yosemite park ranger. thank you for joining us, can you describe the road conditions right now? >>caller: yosemite national park received heavy snow the last couple of days. it's not so much that the roads are very dicey, they're definitely snow and ice in some areas. while were concerned about is the fact that the entire park is out of power. no residents and no visitors who are still in the park have power in any of their accommodations. we are definitely in a place that is remote, it's not easy to go and get supplies. the stores here in yosemite village has limited supply is far as food and assistance. it is very cold, those of us without heat are actually in the house that could be as low tablatures. >>pam: were hearing three to six days? >>caller: pg and is telling us three to six days at this point, it is distant destination we are expecting more snow that will be coming in tonight and tomorrow. in addition, there will be snow throughout the week as well. once this next storm passes over, we should h