she was living in toronto.more on what researchers are calling toronto jane. >> reporter: from the streets of toronto in november to the treacherous battleground just a few weeks later, a young canadian identified as l.a. and toronto jane is geo tracked leaving toronto for syria by a journey traced by her mobile phone every time she posts on twitter. >> why is a female there? and the only thing that we can come up in terms of operations she's doing spying activities for isis. >> reporter: this is a research with al bravo tracking those at risk. if indeed she's the one sending the tweets he says toronto jane's covering the access to the front lines is unprecedented for a woman even moving through isis enemy territory. >> after arriving in had iraq she starts traveling all over syria. again this is something we have never seen before. >> reporter: she arrived in the so-called isis capital moves to aleppo and all the way to mosul and iraq, with stops in between. she then pops up on twitter on another isis front li

before she had access to isis she was living in toronto.ll paula newton has more on this. >> reporter: from the streets of toronto in november to the treacherous isis battleground outside kobani just a few weeks later. a young canadian woman identified as l.a. is gio tracked, her journey traced by her mobile phone every time she posts on twitter. >> why is a female there. the only thing we can come up in terms of an explanation is she's doing spying activities for isis. >> jeff wires is a researcher with an intelligence research group tracking those at risk of violent extremism. if he cease sending the tweets to be the ground she's covered, the access she's had to the front lines is unprecedented for a woman, even moving through isis enemy territory. >> after arriving in iraq she starts traveling all over syria. this is something we've never seen in a female profile before. >> she arrived in the so-called isis capital, moves to alep po and then all the way to mosul in iraq with stops in between. she then pops up on twitter on another isis f

toronto phil kess sell with the puck and he skates and beats rob zepp. one to nothing they have the advantage. no problem. in the second tyler got behind the flyers defense scored easily easily. toronto went up two to nothing. steve mason came in to relieve sepp. now we have problem. in the third leafs up three to nothing. claude giroux scored on the power play to make it three-one. later the flyers again with a man advantage brayden schenn knocked home the rebound to cut the lead to one. the flyers had 49 shots on goal but lost to another soft opponent three-two. kimmo timonen is ready to play saturday against the rangers. the 39 year old defensive man has been out all season with blood clots. the eagles will part ways with offensive lineman todd harmin. todd was the longest tenure eagles player along with trent cole. they came into the nfl together drafted in 2005. sometimes it's the money issue. the birds will save 2.8 million for 2015 but take a cap hit 2.4 million it's not the money. often teams decide that a player in decline. whatever the reason t

no time to sulk warriors in toronto tomorrow night. peyton at maple pavilion. his son at oregon state. passing the pack 12 all time scoring list team high 15. stanford rolled 75-48. men at home. women in corvalis t.3 field goal all 3 she had 11 cardinal with 5 players in double figure. upset the seventh rank beavers. world series trophy on display at war memorial leak we showed you earlier. jackson between 3 defender. game high 26. st. mary's with 14, 3's 84-53. sinking shark host detroit san jose led for most of the game. red wing score 2 goals in the final seven minutes and gym

ahora autoridades encontraron uno en toronto, canadÁ en medio de un bosque, vilma nos cuenta. >> hastaportivo de la universidad de york. el complejo deportivo que serÁ la sede de los juegos panamericanos el prÓximo mes de junio a los que asistirÁn 10.000 atletas y delegados del continente. >> es preocupante encontrar una cosa de tal magnitud tan bien hecho y en un evento tan importante. >> la policÍa dice que fue un trabajo de profesionales con conocimientos de ingenierÍa, las paredes y techo estaban reforzadas con madera. se construyÓ usando palas y fue labor de mÁs de dos personas. el tÚnel tiene instalado un sistema de electricidad. una segunda cavidad fue utilizada para almacenar generadores de energÍa que fueron encontrados en el lugar. las personas que los construyeron dejaron abandonados varios bombillos, una bomba hidrÁulica para sacar el exceso de agua, sistema de polea para remover la tierra, hace como una carretilla, guantes y latas de comida. el tÚnel fue descubierta accidentalmente el 14 de enero por un trabajador municipal quien notÓ una montaÑa de tierra que excavada y l

and toronto is a competitive team this year. but tonight.the raptors just couldn't get it going.y threw a lot of balls at the rim in the first quarter. 19 to be exact. only one of them went in. the warriors, on the other hand had steph curry going.who had a friendlier relationship with the rim. getting the shooters bounce to go down. klay thompson didn't even say "hello" to the iron. his shots just breeze on through. for three. the coup de gras came in the third curry, to thompson, to barnes for the reverse alley oop. tempers flared though late in the game. festus ezeli gets into it with tyler hansboro. and gets his hand in his face. at last check, the league hasn't said anything about it. but they likely will. for now, the warriors are back to feeling good. blowing out the raptors on the road. 113 - 89. the giants are enjoying a nice spring in scottsdale. brian sabean is on hand, soaking up the sun. hunter pence is stretching out his socks. and buster posey is. well. he's buster posey. the only thing that disrupted the calm out of giants camp was bruce bochy's health scare. he t

bounce back night for the dubs in toronto. the raptors shooting went not north but south.ter last night's loss in cleveland, the defense stepping up big time. toronto 1 for 19 in the field in the first quarter. 5.3% the lowest field goal percentage in one quarter in franchise history. third quarter dubs not holding anything back. clay thompson had 11 points in the first two minutes and 12 seconds of the third quarter. warriors back in the win column 113-89 the final. finally, this is a teenage steve curry flocking down ot jumper on the opposition while attending middle school in the toronto. the raptors are one of the teams seth curry's dad dell curry played for. this is old school video released today by the toronto star. >>> dear owed dad, by the way, was on the court in that scrimmage. he couldn't stop his son either. i'll send it back to you guys. >> jerod is a former college basketball player. he had skills steph, as an eighth grader. >> my goodness. >> you know what? i would have loved to have got on the gym time that steve curry got crow growing up the access had to

toronto could not hit water out of the boat in the forest- -first quarter. the took 19 shots in the first quarter. they made one of them. 11 points on the quarter. i don't know why he is smiling. 23 points at the lead for golden state and they are in transition and getting set up. 98-57 after four quarters. 74 degrees and sunny in scottsdale, just the other day spring-training paradise. they are continuing to work out. not many left. they are playing those leads and they are preparing to defend the title. a great run, but past success does not change the approach. >> it is great. we has look at ourselves as doing our thing. this group will not be together forever. we want to take advantage of this window, the special window that we have so far. >> one more note to pass along. the first ever african-american player in the nba died at 86 years old. the capitals were back in october 1950. that is after jackie robinson broke the records. >> a true pioneer. it's crazy that at some point they were not allowed to play. >> yes indeed, and became a long way. >> thank

washington has had a hard time playing against toronto. five of the last six times they've become raptor meat, guys. washington has fallen a few games behind toronto in the race for the two spot in the east. here's hoping tonight's game, as thrilling as the last, they fell behind big and rallied before losing in overtime. randy wittman all pumped up, guys, for tonight's game. >> it's a game a team ahead of us we're trying to catch. it's how we got to look at it in the playoff picture. you know, we just played them not too long ago, lost here in overtime to them. we know what we have to do. >> yeah, he's so excited. they won't have bradley beal either announcing he'll sit out another game because of that srealore toe and he has a mild stress reaction in his lower right leg. he'll rest until after the all- star break. >>> caps shifting to vampire mode. they're headed west to start a three-game swing. it begins tonight in san jose and ends in anaheim. who has the best record in hockey right now? the caps. currently seven in the east. >>> fina

. >> toronto just has the wizards number.ome teams match up better against certain teams in the nba. for instance the wizards match up extremely well against the chicago bulls. the same is not said for the wizards and raptors. in ten meetings the wiz kids 3-7 against toronto. john wall in the lineup tonight despite dealing with migraines and ankle injury this week. pick it up in the third quarter. raptors up big. this is lou williams. he had himself a game coming off the bench. he scored 19 points. raptors up 18. wizards did battle back though. fourth quarter, wall. somehow gets that bucket to fall. 28 points in 12 assists for john wall tonight. later in the game under 30 seconds to play. wizards down 3. that is the truth. paul pierce tied the game at 109. headed to overtime. kyle lowry took over in o.t. 23 for the game. raptors go on to beat the wizards 120-116 in overtime. >> the guys hung in there. i got to give our guys credit there. could have been easy when we got down 20 or whatever it was. they kept fighting away and,

they could win in toronto tonight and toronto native ron zef gets the start in net and they are feeling good about themselveses. >> i think lately we are playing good, and our chemistry on the ice is a lot better and we want to climb back into a playoff spot we need to keep playing as a team and have fun out there. they could cut it down to two tonight with a victory. >>> cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast when we continue. >>> a new mummers tradition begins in manayunk this weekend the first ever mardi gras parade hits the street on saturday and some of the participating spring bands gathered today at the bourbon blue restaurant as they randomly selected the marching orderer, the parade kicks off on saturday at 10:00 in the morning and the big chill is returning. >> drink lots of hot chocolate and bundle up for that parade. >>> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the snow that brushed south jersey and delaware has moved off and the action cam today hanging out in camden, cooper river park showing a lot of clouds are left over from the system that moved through with the morni

even worse, they can't seem to beat toronto head to head. last night john wall's heave ho went awry. wizards play has been shaky lately, that's for sure, and marcin gortat seems to know why. >> we relax too much and we just can't do that. about we got to continue to work to -- we got to continue to work on it. we have to come back strong after this break and start playing, you know, showing that we want to have championship basketball from the players. >>> game of the week results are in. almost 54,000 votes saying langley versus yorktown. ladies hoops tomorrow, ladies hoops highlights at 11:00 tomorrow. arlington county ladies. >>> congrats in order tothe griffins. robert griffin and his wife rebecca found out today they are expecting child. griffin tweeted that it's a special day, no doubt about that. it's also his birthday today. so robert, happy birthday, bringing a young man or young woman into the world, never know. could be rg3, ii. >> cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back at 7:00 for your only local news at 7:00. see you then. >

a shootout in toronto and it was a mellow night in college park, the terps against the hoosiers, >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> well, the wizards played in toronto tonight. before the game, they got the word that bradley beal would be out indefinitely. he has a stress reaction to his fibula. they will re-evaluate after the all-star game. let's pick up the game late in the ballgame, two minutes left. john wall from well beyond the arc. watch this and derozan put that in for a two-point lead. here we go folks. here is john wall. john wall way outside looking for help, can't get it, puts up the jumper, the floater, comes back out that's the loser. he would have tied the game or won the game, they fall 95-93. we'll have a translation tomorrow. maryland terrapins played host to indiana in a huge big ten matchup. they started the game tied for second place in league, 7-4 record. watch this pretty reverse. maryland led at intermission 35-34. to the second half we go under two minutes to play, terps down two. dez wells take to the rack, big fel

balling with his school team in toronto against his dad dell and other teammates.ear that steph had the moves. i don't know if he had 28 like he had tonight. >> eighth grade that is really cool. thanks scott. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast mornings on 2 beginning at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> and you can find us on ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a great weekend, good night. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is on now. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ gourmet kitchen we find ourself back in the warm embrace of the parlor. easy, duchess. it's one room not gosford park. where'd you get all this sweet furniture? oh, we rented it to make the

toronto fans fired up with their we the north rally cry. in the first quarter of this game. it was all golden state. it was golden state the whole game. steph curry with the pump fake and the slash. demar derosen trying to get some offense. the raptors shot a team history low 5.3% from the field in the first. and in the third? klay thompson hits the three. had a game high of 25 points. more play later on. he blocked the shot and got out on the fast break. threw a beautiful lob to harrison barnes. golden state up by 37. and tyler hansboro got into it. the warriors win it 113-89. >>> well, they were chasing birdies in a couple of different ways at the honda classic. phil mickelson hits it. he only played seven holes because of the weather tied for 19th at even par. rory mcilroy misses the short. he will miss the cut. brendon steele is the leader by two shots. >>> time for our friday night top five. number five, at five, atlanta's paul milsap with monster dunk. italian the best in the east. number four, florida with a ridiculous shot. look at that one again. he just does a litt

mysterious upped ground tunnel has national security officials searching for clues at the pan am games in toronto. >>> an earth shaking gas explosion sends concussions a mile wide while injuring 15. >>> the clock is ticking on our department of home lant security, one step closer to deniner babies. here is one way to take on old man winter. it's wednesday, february 25th early today starts now. >>> good morning. i'm francis rivera. breaking overnight, a verdict in the american sniper murder trial. >> we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty. >> the jury's decision capping off an emotional day. at one point the widow of chris kyle stormed out of the courtroom. nbc's jay gray with more from stephenville texas. >> reporter: the decision came quickly, 2 1/2 hours after it began. routh watched quietly as the jury was polled. their decision june announce and then stood as he was sentenced to life in prison without par role for the murder of american sniper chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield. >> many including members of the jury were openly weeping do you recall an emotional victim'

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flyers are in toronto tonight and they'll try to get to within two games of a playoff spot. take a look and rob will be making his fourth straight start and this is a big one for the 33-year-old rookie. it will be his first start in his native toronto, but he's keeping his eye on the big picture. >> it will be a special night, but to be quite honest i have to put those kind of personal emotions aside. we have a big job to do and we need these two points tonight for the playoff push and that takes precedence over everything else. >> of course, we'll have highlights at 11:00. i'm john clark in clearwater florida. we're right back after this. >>> thank you very much council president and council. thank you very much. >> we always know he was special, but did you know he was a living legend? that is the title philadelphia city council bestowed upon nbc ten's vai sikahema. he and other civic and political leaders were recognized for their commitment. >> bill henley and lots of members and steve levy and of course, chris cato and tracy davidson and i know denise nakano and his lov

toronto isn't always in the discussion. they are way up there in toronto. out of sight, out of mind. but these guys are good and if the wizards are going to take that next step, they better figure out how to beat the raptors. headaches, sprained ankle, of course, still 28 points. how about damar. no drama. then lou williams with the finish. and then paul pierce finishing the great comeback. tide it at 109. going to overtime. kyle, look at this guy, bruce. cold-blooded dagger. rapters win 120-116. dianne roberts has more. >> before tonight's game, head coach said he needed his team to start off fast and play with a lot of high energy. in fact, they flipped the script and they had high energy at the end of the game with a very furious rally in the fourth quarter and they went to overtime. but it just wasn't enough. >> there's always good and bad for every game. you know, we've got to get better. we can't turn the ball over 22 times. it's hard for us when we do that. >> it's tough when you play from behind and you go to overtime. you know, a really good team t

toronto took 30 shots and he stopped all of them. the flyers win one to nothing. sixers trying to make it three in a row against the team with the best record in the nba. the hawks. not going to be easy. sixers rebounded well and made a game of it. mcw with the three pointer here. he had 13 points on the night. then the second half, off the miss right here we have nerlins noel with a slam. he had 11 points and 10 rebounds rebounds. and even though the sixers were able to make it close they had no answer for al horford he finished with 23 points and 11 rebounds. sixers lose none-85. >>> over to college hoops villanova taking on depaul. never have a down sick in the half. in the second they turn it on. pinkston with the slam. ryan with the flee pointer that pull the wildcats to win one he finished with game high 18 points. then guess who again. pinkston villanova comes all the way back and wins by 13. 68-55 the final. >>> tulane visiting temple the owls with great first half. jesse morgan with the three there. that gives the owls 20 to four lead. they held tulane to

high of negative 3 with some snow in chicago extending into toronto as we go into tuesday night down toward the south we're going to see cooler temperatures single digit readings into d.c. and atlanta. now the snowfall mechanism for northern portions of jan be, that's winding down as the low pressure system slowly pulls out. but we have another low that's going to try to develop itself south of japan. and as this moves toward the north, as we go through wednesday, it's going to bring the possibility of some mixed precipitation into the korean peninsula, and then possibly by thursday we're looking at a chance for some snow again in tokyo. and so look out for that. here's a look at the forecast. 9 in tokyo, 4 in seoul, with partly cloudy skies for wednesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> researchers in britain have been taking a fresh look at a pair of statues that many people have forgotten. they say the bronze sculptures may have been made by the italian renaissance master michelangelo. if they're right, they'll have identified the only

aren't you supposed to be in toronto tonight? >> how'd we do? >> toronto won, 8-6. [ cheers and boos ] >> reporter: at least some people were booing the blue jay's victory there. and laughing. over 40 years, "live from new york" has often meant laughing at philly. chris cato nbc 10 news. >> "snl's" 40th anniversary special is tonight at 8:00, right afterwards is nbc 10 news at 10:30. our morning show team will make a special appearance. they'll be on at 11:30 and pull an all-nighter and be back on monday morning. tracy will be posting on social media to show you exactly what happens behind the scenes leading up to the morning show. >>> today's blast of brutal wind and cold has many of us thinking spring. spring training. this morning the philly's equipment truck pulled into sunny clearwater florida. the truck left on friday and arrived at the team's complex just a few hours ago. pitchers and catchers report to camp on wednesday. the games start up two weeks from today, march 1st. by the way today in clearwater just in case you're wondering, the

mysterious underground tunnel has national security officials searching for clues at the pan-am games in toronto. >>> and earth-shaking gas explosion sends concussions a mile wide, while injuring 15. >>> plus the clock is ticking on our department of homeland security. >>> one step closer to designer babies. >>> and here's one way to take on old man winter. we'll explain. good morning everybody. thanks so much for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. >>> all right, we have breaking news that happened overnight. a verdict in the "american schneider" murder trial. >> we the jury find the defendant, eddie ray routh, guilty. >> the jury's decision capping off an emotional day. at one point, the widow of ex-navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle stormed out of the courtroom. nbc's jay gray with more now from stephenville, texas. >> i've been advised that the jury has reached a verdict in this matter. >> reporter: the decision came quickly. just over 2 1/2 hours after deliberations began. >> we the jury find the defendant, eddie ray routh, guilty of the felony offense of capital murder as charged in the indictment.

toronto got the penalty and the flyers two-man advantage. play to make it three-one. now they're on another power play and braid den schenn will make it three- to the flyers lose their third straight three-two to toronto. temple look tock get to that magic 20 win number. fran dunphy not happy because his team was down by five at the half to houston. they get the turnover and they get the buck. jail lynn bond 66 to-5,420th win for temple. eagles are make something changes this off season. and a* long time eagle is the latest to get released. eagles have not made it official but team sources told me that todd harremins has been released he played 10 years on the offensive line after getting drafted in the fourth round. that was back in 2005. 32 years of age. coming off an injury. not a good mix in football. his salary cap was fine .4 million expect the eagles to sign some free agents. phillies back at workouts today in spring training. one phillies player fans want to see as starter and in the outfielder or first base is darrin ruf. he came on

didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m.d crushed the raptors last night. ♪ o canada ♪ where the warriors felt right at home. they made 19 shots in the first quarter. 1 of 19. a lay-up. the warriors up 23 at the half. then klay comes out in the third quarter and scores 11 points in a flash. finished with 25. steph had 22. warriors up 4. klay open with harrison barns. the next stop is sunday in boston. so after beating the warriors, the cavaliers, they rest lebron james and cy reirving begins the pacers. indiana loving that. rodney, thank you! he had a team-high 19. the feed inside to david wes the pacers snapped their four-game win streak. >>> it's hard enough pitching with one arm but the a's have a prospect in camp who is a switch pitcher. he's a lefty and a righty. meet the ambidextrous pat. he spent 7 years in the minors with the yankees. and baseball had to create a rule just for him after this incident between these two. en reeks he's a switch hitter so he set up to hit righty only to see him get set to throw righty, a

hey, let's go to toronto.ice are seeking answers on who dug a 33-foot tunnel found near a venue for this summer's pan-american games. very frightening. although, nobody was inside there were signs of life. 9-feet down included moisture resistant light bulbs. work gloves and a gas generator. toronto police say the tunnel isn't linked to terrorism or drug production. >> how could it not be? >> i don't get it. it's like three minutes after a shooting in chapel hill. how do you make that determination? >> you can't. >> when people are digging tunnels? we're commenting now. >> this is interesting and frightening. who over paris overnight for a second night in a row, french officials ha not identified who was piloting the drones or why. the first was seen flying over the u.s. embassy. more over the eiffel tower, the luv and the interior ministry. authorities have not yet commented on the investigation but are taking the incident extremely seriously, following the recent attacks at "charlie hebdo." >> new research su

ahora autoridades encontraron uno en toronto, canadÁ en medio de un bosque, vilma nos cuenta. >> hastas con conocimientos de ingenierÍa, las paredes y techo estaban reforzadas con madera. se construyÓ usando palas y fue labor de mÁs de dos personas. el tÚnel tiene instalado un sistema de electricidad. una segunda cavidad fue utilizada para almacenar generadores de energÍa que fueron encontrados en el lugar. las personas que los construyeron dejaron abandonados varios bombillos, una bomba hidrÁulica para sacar el exceso de agua, sistema de polea para remover la tierra, hace como una carretilla, guantes y latas de comida. el tÚnel fue descubierta accidentalmente el 14 de enero por un trabajador municipal quien notÓ una montaÑa de tierra que excavada y le pareciÓ sospechoso. encontrÓ luego algo que cubrÍa la entrada del tÚnel de seis pies de alto y 33 de largo. >> quien quiera que hacÍa esto, se cree que no es una sola persona, estÁ planificando algo y tenÍan tiempo para hacerlo. >> el tÚnel tiene una forma de cruz, dentro de los elementos que encontraron llamÓ la atenciÓn este rosario co

and toronto jane leaving for syria. is traced by her mobile phone every time she posts on twitter. she first arrived in the isis capital and moved to syria. and then all the way to mosul and iraq. she popped up at twitter at another front line near cob ban any. >> -- kobani. >> one researcher said the access the woman has to the front lines is unprecedented. >> you are seeing women ingauging -- engaging in isis with an ideology that we haven't seen before. >> the social media posts, what makes them gravitate towards isis. >> never been a group like isis. never been a group there is engaged in the amount of propaganda and recruiting. >> they know her name. she is now under investigation by authorities in canada. researchers say they have no idea if the toronto jane knows she is being followed but her twitter account is now deactivated. >>> become in the area, look at this screen. they released the sketch yesterday of this man, they believe took photos of a woman using the bathroom. she was at the community center on tues

but the other starting guard was too much, puts toronto up 5. he finishes with 22. uva on the big stage tonight. against duke. in the second half uva up. 39-30 calves. they led by's many as 11. do worry go to an 11-0 run to end the game. that gave the blue devils a lead for good. virginia falls for the first time this even -- this season. creighton and georgetown, mikael hopkins can't get it. but check isaac copeland. towers over everyone. meanwhile, the blue jays are ice cold and georgetown took advantage. the g town goes on to win 67-40. g and rhode island in a nailbiter. -- gw and rhode island in a nailbiter. gw loses 60 9/5 -- 69-55. some early action this saturday in montreal. montreal goalie carey fife was on fire. multiple opportunities to score but could not get past them. braden was also outstanding. a good look. he has 29 saves today. montreal has some numbers right here. they only a goal of the game. round three of the way for managing open. the ball would eventually roll into the cup and fans start throwing beer cans, no flowers beer cans. i guess it mak

. >> the toronto raptors is heading into the n.b.a. all-star break after beating the washington wizards. they hit a ty breaking jump shot beating washington 95 to 93, hoping for three points. toronto's third-straight win. there's more sport on the website. for the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. that's all your sport for now >>> to spain, it's one of the highest rates of organ donations in the world. it's part of our special series on our issues. we look at spain's model. when the telephone rings here it can make the difference between life and death. >> now we have emergency in one part of spain. people with organ failure in spain have a realistic chance of getting life-saving surgery they need. >> medical staff will call through to the coordination centre. where matching a donor with are recipient begins. >> spain is a world leader in organ donation. few carry donor cards here. the key is on call. it's their skill in being able to identify potential donors which helped turn around donation rates. doctors are trained to steer fa

toronto seems to have the wizards' number. they have won 6 of the last 7 meetings including the last one in overtime in d.c. a couple of weeks ago. 22 turnovers in that loss. and tonight in the recently one-sided rivalry, it will go a long way heading into the break. >> we know we can beat those guys. we can compete. we just have to find a way to do it for 48 minutes, not 24. it will be devastating to lose three times straight to them knowing you might have to see them in the playoffs and they've got a lot of momentum built off. >> turnovers have to come down. when we play teams like toronto you can't give them 22 opportunities that we don't get shots at the basket. >>> just days after thecollege basketball lost legendary coach dean smith another icon passed away. jerry tar keenian died today at the age of 84. tar containian took the running rebels to the championship in 1990. tonight a rematch of the 2002 title game, maryland and indiana. a rematch of a blowout from january, too. you may remember the hoosiers disassemblinge i

they were in toronto taking on a team that happens to be in second place in the eastern conference.you would not know it by the score. respecttors basically play again that led to the respecttors extinction. north of the border. warriors felt at home because toronto made one of the first 19 shots fears quarter a lot of fast break tupts for green and company. 3 of 4 from downtown. 17 points. were yours up 23 at the half. remember this is a back end of become to back. third quarter thompson comes up third quarter thompson comes up. 11 points in two minutes. finish with 25. everything going rate for the were yours including the big aussie getting offensive and and drew a lefty. clinic will continue and curry to the basket with 22 and then barns with authority. you need to do that in the weather i think. warriors 113 weather i think. warriors 113-89 next stop. sunday in boston. switch hitter common in baseball. but have you ever seen a switch pitcher. this year the a's brought in the pat vepd 7 remember in the minor with the yankees. came hoping to make the big league roster. after this

i didn't know there was a tower in toronto. but i said, yes of course i was involved in that and they asked him about another young man in florida he talks about how terrible he is felt that he said all of the terrible things about this man who he did not even know. and he was relieved to hear later that ultimately that he was released but, what this book will bring in my view is that we know about the torture. and the reason that this book came out the government allowed it out. is because the government's own investigations have talked about his torture specifically. and there was a report in 2008 that devoted 11 pages and described what he described. we never heard it from his side and the side of the person that of the victim. and he talks about it you can feel it. you can taste it you can smell what he goes through he gives such vivid a counts. even with that he still maintains his humor. and his humanity he understands that there are good people and bad people. and he even talks about how you do not get to choose your fam

flyers lose three -two to toronto. phillies continue their work out in clearwater. one player trying to impress so he can start this season is darren ruf. >> a approach it the the same way every single year. if i go out there and earn it, hopefully that it will work out and i will get that opportunity. it starts with that. if people move, if they don't, you still have to go out there and perform. >>> temple won their 20th game of the season last night with the win over houston 66-54. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> former phillies outfielder pat burrell will join the phillies hall of fame this summer. he was part of the 2008 phillies world series championship team he left the team after that year. burrell will be put on the phillies wall of fame, july 31st. he hit the most monstrous home run. >>> nfl says review federal judge's ruling allowing adrian peterson to return the field. >> judge overturn the running back's indefinite suspension peterson was initially suspended after pleading no contest to misdemeanor child abuse charges. under the suspens

police in toronto canada dealing with a mystery.ing to figure out who dug an elaborate tunnel and why. it was discovered in a toronto forest. near the site of the pan am games. it went more than 32 feet under ground. there was a pump inside to keep the passage dry, a generator, a compressor for tools, and moisture resistant lightbulbs. >> police don't like mysteries. especially in the era where we have terrorist plot that could have taken place. >> materials used to build this tunnel were stolen and that several people started building it as early as september. >> that is a mystery. >> yeah. >>> 5:17 is the time. hopefully traffic is not a mystery. sal is on it. >> no much more mundane and pedestrian here. we are looking at a couple of things that have popped up on the screen. first of all though we are going to look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic is moving along relatively well. no major problems as you drive into san francisco. also looking at the commute here traffic is okay in oakland. there are no major p

they were smoked in cleveland and they didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m.but they went out and crushed the raptors. ♪ o canada ♪ dan, you are not the only one who can sing, bud. they made one of 19 shots in the first quarter. green and company are up 23 at the half. clay scores 11 points in two minutes and finishes with 25.

toronto at minus 19 here on your tuesday night.h this has been causing at the very least definitely chilly temperatures but it is freezing up any water that is outside. that is including most of the great lakes. let's go to some video we have coming out of lake erie because, well at this time at least 98% of the lake is frozen. you can see here a coast guard cutter trying to keep some of it open allow some traffic to get through there. but definitely having a hard time at it. in texas the cold left many travelers even stranded way farther down there toward the south, and more than 1,000 flights were canceled in philadelphia as well. a building which has now been nicknamed the ice palace was starting to thaw on sunday and this was not a planned ice palace by any means. this is no ice festival. that was actually building that was on fire last week, and when the firefighters went to put it out that was the end scenario because all the water just froze right there on the building. so a lot of scenes really being had out here. and it is

and in your living room the flyers enter the night looking for they're fourth straight win hosting torontoflyers looking to continue their success on home ice and strike first. he has been playing well for sure. 1-0, flyers. steve mason was playing like he had a cheat code. the flyers get a shutdown and fourth straight win. >>> to the sixers now, the fellas running into a buzz saw. second half of a back to back on the road against the hawks who have won 18 straight games entering the night. and tie game 81 all in the fourth quarter. the flush. the sixers on top. and the sixers couldn't hold it. the hawks are just too much. atlanta up three. hawks go on to win, 91-85. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommel. we'll be right back. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> we couldn't expect a better person to represent us. >> a salute tonight for a local hero. marine staff sergeant dan wagner was given a medal in comingswood. he is being thanked for his honor and bravery after five tours in iraq and

toronto and nashville and pin winnipeg and buffalo. >> that makes it difficult for men like that. that's the long-time trainer for the boston bruins. he lives in lake placid all summer long. he wanted to say hello to all the great hockey fans in lake placid new york some at his house watching the game. >> that's wonderful real estate the mirror lake inn. all of us get there every once in in while. it is a destination. you saw a little bit of the museum that j.r. was showing us earlier. just atmosphere in this wonderful village in the adirondacks. wonderful, pure mountain air. i do not work for the chambers of commerce but i have been there. it is marvelous. here is hjalmarsson. we are down to the last 43 seconds of the tilt. pivoting away is hjalmarsson. six-game losing streak for the bruins. it doesn't feel as bad when you end it like this. >> to the back seabrook blocked away i rask. >> they came out with their work boots, hard hats and lunch pales and later on tonight, perhaps, to get the driveway cleared, it will need to be a shovel. they will chuckle at that. they are coming

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north of the border tonight in toronto, 3rd quarter ws leading 62-33.s to the lead scoring 11 in the first two minutes of the 3rd quarter. later in the quarter klay gets the block and on the other end throws up the alley-oop to harrison barnes. warriors up 37, 44 points in the third alone. right now the score is 113-89 with a minute left. >>> while the a's struggle to find a new home in oakland they have a completely renovated facility for spring training in arizona. the players would like to see some upgrades at the coliseum as they return to oakland in april. but outfielder josh reddick says the team's quest for a new home isn't really on his mine. he is a little concerned about the stadium sewer problem. >> we're worried about poop coming into the locker room. my locker the last few years is close to the restroom and i was the most worried about it. it is the home of the a's. they have been there for so long. you can't really -- hopefully just renovations. if they do a little renovation that will be fantastic. >> hopefully the poop stays away. >>> na

we have reports from hamilton near toronto. >> it is as canadian as winter itself. all you need is a toe back toboggan and a snow-covered hill and you're off. it's a family affair. >> spending time with the kids, having a good time. going fast. you guys ready? >> yes. >> one two three. >> maybe so, but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back while toboggan tobogganing. the local bye law is to prevent that from happening again. >> we have close to 500 parks some of which present an optimism environment for tobogganing, i.e. they have hills. it's an un uncontrollable situation for us. >> there is a growing backlash led by local musician laurel cole who wrote a protest song ♪ you can't poe toboggan any more ♪ ♪ you can't go out and play ♪ >> i think it's a bigger issue than that. i think it's a culture that we have to stand for and we have to stand for our rights. we choose to slide down hills. as the song says. >> there is no denying tobogganing is risky. two young canadia