uc davis, your daughter is an aggie. >> yeah, she is is an aggie but she goes to school there. >> uc davis. see, i don't know where the brains come from in that family. >> just for clarification. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. it's monday, going to be rainy, let's check in one more time. >> it's a very convoluted forecast. that's why we want to go over it one more time. because for the next several days we'll be in and out of the rain. keep that umbrella handy. tomorrow it begins in the north bay, during the morning commute, everybody is wet tomorrow with the heaviest rain between mid-morning and mid- afternoon, tapering off by the afternoon hours. chance of showers wednesday, more showers thursday night. another chance on friday, an unsettled weekend. >> the bearer of good

he was flown to uc davis where cameron came to see him. >> he told me hey, everything is still possible. >> reporter: now, jake has special ski feet, too. >> he is the main motivational reason i'm out here right now. >> i saw you surfing, dude. >> cameron wants to do the same for others. his goal is to be a motivational speaker for young people. >> no hesitation. that is the name of the game. oh,ia! >> wouldn't you like to bottle that spirit and energy. >> cam ran also plays golf. we have a link to cameron, also recourses for disabled athletes and information about high tech prostituteprosthetics all at a. click on see it on tv. >>> for cat lovers there is nothing more soothing than the sound of pets purring with

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at this point uc davis spokesperson says police are not investigating as a homicide. the autopsy may explain the death, the results of the tests may take weeks and maybe longer to complete. >> farm workers protesting today sentencing of two people charged in the death of a pregnant 17-year-old farm worker, and spared prison time. a judge approved a plea bargain this morning. the woman collapsed in the heat working for nine hours in a vineyard may, 2008. she died of heat stroke. her uncle spoke at the hearing through an interpreter. >> this is an insult to us, farm laborers. they left her there to die without caring she was only a young lady of 17 years of age. >> both of owner of the farm labor and safety director sentenced to community skpfs probation. state has since shut down the contractor. >> mardi gras violence dropped again in san jose but it was still a busy evening for police. officers arrested 26 people, 15 were felonies. 11 misdemeanors. and there was one serious incident, a 21-year-old woman assaulted and knocked uncould be r conscious, rowdy crowds marred

hosting uc davis. it's always march madness with the stanford band, and the aggies came to play. uc davis out to the lead. but stanford would get going. then ogwumike. watch this nice spin move. pretty. gentlemannet nolan,pack 15 player of -- tack 10 -- pac-10 player of the year. then lindsey, she had 14. stanford up 45. then condoleezza rice approves. stanford is moving on after the victory. they face st. john's. a 55-50 winner over texas tech earlier today at maples. now, male mad. in ucla facing florida. rematch of the 2006 ncaa title game in which florida won. ucla and john wooden put this torment -- tournament on the map. bruins in transition. game tied at 39. later in the half, irving walker, the circumstance -- circumstance -- circus shot while falling down. then walk for three and that would be the dagger. florida marches on to the sweet 16 with a 73-65 vibe. >> to the east, vuk and west virginia. the mountain years ended the first half on an 8-0 run. brown gets the roll on the three. west virginia up eight at the half. but the wildcats claw back. great ball movement. kni

uc davis college student is glad he spent a few buck on one smart phone app. it got him out of a speeding ticket. that's next. >> putting the rumors to rest. new cast of dancing >> closed captioning brought to are. >> uc davis college student said the smart phone helped him beat a speeding ticket. police officer cited 21-year-old boy for going 40 in a 25 miles per hour zone. he took the ticket but later realized his my track had been running on the smart phone at the time. using gps it records the speed and sdan. according to the program he hadn't driven faster than 26 miles an hour. yolo county judge was impressed. >> i think my evidence i presented washington new and refreshing and cutting edge technology it had not come up in the court before. >> couple with the officer admission that he hadn't calibrated his radar gun recen recently, the court threw out the ticket. >> well abc announced new cast of dancing with the stars tonight. the 12th season sugar ray leonard, super model, original karate kid and actress kerr stae and pittsburg stee steelers ward and w

by being number one, stanford gets uc davis at home saturday and would remain at home. everything in stanford's favor. >> we are excited we have three teams from the pac 10 in the ncaa tournament. the pac 10 is a great conference. you know, i was hoping if we could meet ucla again it would be in minneapolis. we want to do the best week. >> back to the men's side. the ncaa, forget about it. the junior college. san francisco city college for the first time in 49 years won the state championship. the last teach they did it, led by the mvp brad dugan, the court named after him. over the weekend they did the thing. edging at the buzzer on a tip- in. ventura college was the host site. citrus came up short. >> relief. you know, we haven't celebrated, seemed like the last eight years. this is what we were waiting for. a lot of relief. a lot of excitement. >> city college finished 32-1. winning their last 27 games. spring training, on the negative side for the a's, andrew bailey, their closer suffered an elbow injury. he will be going to alabama tomorrow to be examined by an exp

. >> reporter: police have not identified the victim but he was air lifted to uc davis center. multiple witnesses say an explosion may have blown off a couple of mans fingers. i've been trying to get ahold of the police this morning to see if they can give me more information. reporting live in vacaville kraig debro. >>> in just a few hours testimony resumes in the perjury trial of barry bonds. ktvu allie rasmus tells us bonds' former mistress is scheduled to take the stand today. why is that? >> that's right. it could lead to some slightly uncomfortable moments in the courtroom later this afternoon. barry bonds' is expected to come face to face with his former mistress. kimberly belle is expected to testify against bonds today that he never knowingly used steroids. the former giants baseball star was in court for jury selection and for three days of testimony last week. today, bell his exgirlfriend is expected to tell the jury that bonds admitted to her he was using steroids. >> he told me this was something he was doing. >> reporter: bonds former mistress is expected to talk

they have to get through uc davis first and they will be lucky to host the first two games if they keepng. >> we know that we need to play against any team and no matter what the seed is, i think our team is very aware of that. and is not going to take any team lightly. >> i think we have everything in place, good offense, great defense. coming up with the loose balls, taking the charges we need, all that, that will determine our future. >> all right. the warriors season as usual over by march. stephen curry, getting ready to go tonight. it's going to -- the big question s keith smart going to come back. steve nash doing his in the. channing frye hits a three- pointer. 17 points. first game back after dislocating his shoulder. 108-97. giants and dodgers, aubrey huff, sharp grounder to first. the reporter being hit. there we go. giants losing 6-3. it was a good move, white socks beating the a's. here comes a threatening moment for a tv reporter. this is in san diego. all right? this guy is covering the event. ben higgens. and the van and the van, jackie, let's see if you learned anything

this is a stanford and uc davis-educated engineer.e is here in the bay area and he is, for example, working to reduce the energy that it takes to power giant bulbs and warehouses. this technology hasn't been updated in 60 years and made the stuff and have been using it, but it takes people like him to come along and say why are we wasting so much in when you read his story of not wasting anything, you understand that that cultural foundation that he grew up with coupled with his under grad degree and masters degree suddenly put him in a position to innovate and think differentlily and do something about it. that's what the stories are. 10 people in here that combine 19 degrees. there is a story there too about the power of higher education to propel you into positions of leadership. >> why are you so passionate about it? >> several reasons. first of all, i used to fly for the air force. i have seen the globe. i have seen the globe from a unique perspective and i understand how tiny it is. i think that seeded environmentalism for me. i

they face uc davis. >>> still ahead. an update on a bank stand off. plus questions regarding a bart train derailment. and don't put away the umbrellas just yet. we are in for another round of wet weather this week. watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer at www.ktvu.com. . >>> it could be months before we know what caused a bart train to derail. a huge crane moved the cars back on to the tracks this morning in time for the morning commute. three people suffered backiaries when two cars came off the tracks sunday morning. >>> this weather -- >> we are going to need an umbrella. what is going on. we have moist flow moving in, that brings scattered showers today. at this moment we are mostly dry and we are not too bad when it comes to the temperatures. 50s in some cases and wide- spread low 60s. we are dry at the moment 61 san jose and upper 50s around areas red wood city. 58 napa. 60 in santa rosa. through the evening the temperatures will be mild. it's not too bad. the systems, warm for this time a year. the radar view, we watched this move throug

stanford, the top guns in the west, hosting uc davis.h madness for the stanford fans. peterson, steps up. cardinal up. then it's ogwumike, spinning down low. that's pretty. stanford up 12. end over the half. the three-ball makes it 42-30 stanford at the half. and candace wiggins loving it. have the highlights at 6:00. >>> looks like stanford will advance and face st. john's. >>> to golf. third round play of the transitions championship in tampa bay. the pga tour rookie, second time he has ever made the cut. check out the shot on the par-3 8th. ace! 5-under 66. 11-under. two off the lead. your leader, justin rose, his approach on 15. sticks it to within five feet. he has a one-stroke league going into sunday's final round. >>> a's highlights and roger federer has met his match for the third straight time. and men and women won in sacram ♪ ♪ hello sunshine ♪ sweet as you can be ♪ iove waking up [ chuckles ] ♪ to your morning melody ♪ i can tell it's gonnae ♪ a sweet day [ female announc ] wake up to sweetss with honey nut cheerios cereal.

stanford is the number one seed in the spokane region and stanford's cardinal will take on uc davis. and that will take place at maple's pavilion on saturday. aggies against the cardinals. hopefully the a's will get decent news with regard to their closer tomorrow. >>> before we go. an update on a situation in corte madera. a man held up inside a bank of america on tamalpais drive. more coming up on bay area news at 7:00.

. >> reporter: the victim was taken to uc davis medical center where relatives gathered and tried to make sense of what happened. >> the doctor that called me says they had some metal fragments in his shoulder, i believe. >> reporter: being taken out? >> yeah. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the scene after dozens of homes were evacuated. atf agents x-rayed another up in which had a suspicious envelope but no other bomb wrs discovered. they made automated phone calls to residents warning them not to pick up newspapers in front of their homes and report any suspicious items. >> we got a phone call, million, reverse 9-1-1 call. and they said not to touch your newspaper or suspicious packages. that came maybe 20 minutes later. >> reporter: authorities are not sure exactly what exploded but it wasn't an acid or pipe dom. they have been fielding calls from residents who want police to check out suspicious items. >> they have received calls from folks in certain neighborhoods with concerns. they're going to check those out. police believe this is just an isolated incident. >> reporter: the vic

they, of course, will take on uc davis as they won. >> they will host uc davis.he eighth time they have won the first seed. they are on a crash course with number three seed's ucla who they will likely meet for the right to go to the final four. it would be the fourth meeting against the bruins this season. they have won the last three. >> i really had no idea that ucla would be in our bracket. honestly, i'm shocked about that. >> we are in the pac 10 so if for us if we get a chance to play them it would be tough to go against them again. >> this is a team that is confident but not over- confident. they have played against excellent competition. so they are not -- you know, they are not -- there is nothing -- they are not afraid of, you know, anybody in the bracket. >>> warriors coach keith smart had one of the most dramatic shots in ncaa tournament history in 1987. seconds left in the championship game, indiana trailing syracuse. >> he takes the shot and with three seconds. go ahead. >> bobby take me back in 1987. in fact, i think both of you guys were at that v

. >> reporter: the victim was air lifted to uc davis medical center. police don't know if the man was targeted for if this was a random act. we will make a call to the police to get the mans identity for to find out if this was a random act. reporting in vacaville kraig debro . >>> on the storm watch people in san pablo are starting off the week with the uncertainty of their homes. a landslide on a hill is threatening several homes in that neighborhood. yesterday that forced tree trimmers to cut down six large trees all in an effort to stop them from crashing down two homes. this all comes after a similar slide about 30 years ago. >> the information and the fact they found out as neighbors come by it's just amazing. this entire i guess track shouldn't have never been built. >> the city of san pablo declared a state of emergency yesterday. the board of supervisors will vote on the proclamation tomorrow. the city of pleasanton hopes to restore water service today to hundreds of people that have had to boil or treat their tap water since friday. that is w

the stanford woman will host the uc davis ago gives in the first round tomorrow?avid and geliath, you think? >> you go this into this game, i think what is important for us tomorrow is we are going to enjoy this experience and tomorrow, i think we can go into the game thinking win or loss situations. you know, we're going to go out there, play hard, compete when we can compete and see what happens. g at least keep smart. never looks fatter, you know. warriors and phoenix, the rice is keep minutes h. e scored all 40. it was another day at the office. steve nash, 17 points, 10 assists. grant hill has double digits. so the aggies tomorrow, your daughter goes to uc defense, what's an agie? >> but actually, they are have a hot as a bat cot. >> chai don't they came a the long involved story? >> because it's long and involved and i don't tuns all the questions of. >> go ann gives. >> go stanford, think. gastro go outside. tweet in your questions. check out cbssf.com sports. ,, the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-lik

they host uc davis people talking about day one of the men's tournament sure to be a topic of a buzzer beater. all tied up with old dominion to help butler advance. there also upsets the biggest of the day, moorhead state, they took down number four-ranked, louisville for the upset. as we said, our morning team will go head to head trying to pick the winners after one day. mike innotice picked 14 of 16 winners correctly. brent and laura copied off each other are second with 13 apiece. christina with 11 correct choices and i am luring them into my trap with nine correct. coming up, another bay area visit from president obama. when he will be back and the focus of his trip. back in a moment. 3q my busy family, the family with thousands of odors. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh phil. but for every odor, our new air wick odor detect uses the latest smart odor sensor technology. the first air freshener that detects thousands of odors then automatically releases a burst of freshness... that can keep up with this family, and yours. check you

. >> mike: march madness, women, stanford, gets a tuneup against uc davis. the aggies came to play.he trey. davis out to an 11-8 lead. but stanford woke up. then pollen, pac-10 marry of -- player of the year. more of the same in the second half. lindsey, one of her four second-half three. stanford up 25. condoleezza rice approves. stanford moving on with the victory. >> 3.8 shooting is ton cop -- contagious. i think it's definitely a good way to start out the tournament. >> everybody is going to come out playing their best because this is the big dance and everyone wants to be the prom queen. i think that playing hard in this game, making us better. >> mike: to the men's cinderella is back. last year's finalist butler is at it again, knocking off the number one seed in the southeast, pittsburgh. seven seconds left. the drive and dish to smith. butler up one. two seconds to go. last chance for pitt. inbounds, brown is fouled before the shot. goes the line. after making the first to tie it. brown misses the second and on the rebound, robinson does the unthinkable, fouls matt howard wi

in a first ever census, uc davis biologists populate coastal waters off northern california each fall. they took high resolution photos of the shark too count their numbers. great whites are typically along the northern california coast from august to december before they swim south. >>> in the weather, a lot of high clouds. we had mostly cloudy skies. some filtered stun. temperatures, upper 50s and low 60s. temperatures are held in check because of the cloud cover. if it thins out enough we can get some upper 60s here. that's what we're kind of banging on -- banking on here. a closer look shows the band started in the north bay and now it's filtering over the entire bay area. so again, high clouds, filtered sun. the system we're waiting for tomorrow is right there. it won't come in until probably tomorrow afternoon but 0 tonight we'll get some clearing and probably some of that fog will be back that we've had to deal with. there were some areas that had some fog. 50s or low, low 60s. concord is at 60. 59 san jose, 59 san rafael, 59 fairfield and everyone else is pretty close. both at

they will play the 16th seed, uc davis. scoring at home, that will be saturday at maples. taylor, tennessee, yukon, the other number one. this is the first time since 18991 that a bay area men's team has not been. >> 16? >> they are at 16, but they are in. >> absolutely they're in. >> going to the dance. they got a ticket. you'll be there. >> all right, and we'll be back at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> the man was taken to uc davis medical center in sacramento with serious injuries to his hand, arm and legs. >> the doctor that called me said they had metal fragments in his shoulder, i believe. >> they were being taken out? >> yeah. >> police cleared people out of dozens of homes, unsure if there were more devices planted in newspapers or hidden in other spots in the neighborhood located at vaca valley parkway. no other bombs were discovered. >> we got a phone call though. emergency, what is it, reverse 9-1-1 call. and they said not to touch your newspaper or suspicious packages. >> neighbors describe the victim as active and friendly, a man who they often saw traveling the neighborhood. >> he drives around -- he rides his bike around the neighborhood. you say hi to him. >> this is a big scare. my husband is a veteran. he has been over to iraq, and this bomb was not something he wanted to hear in his own neighborhood. >> authorities are not sure exactly what type of bomb caused this. they say it was not an acid bomb or pipe bomb per say, but authorities are urging people to exerc

he was flown to uc davis where cameron came to see him. >> he told me hey, everything is still possibleter: now, jake has special ski feet, too. >> he is the main motivational reason i'm out here right now. >> i saw you surfing, dude. >> cameron wants to do the same for others. his goal is to be a motivational speaker for young people. >> no hesitation. that is the name of the game. oh,ia! >> wouldn't you like to bottle that spirit and energy. >> cam ran also plays golf. we have a link to cameron, also recourses for disabled athletes and information about high tech prostituteprosthetics all at a. click on see it on tv. >>> for cat lovers there is nothing more soothing than the sound of pets purring with [ jerry ] look at this! but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this d

i'm an architect and a professor of design at uc-davis, and i have spoken and published articles about these buildings. san francisco is blessed with a rare and excellent inventory of historic garages like the one a 1945 high. it is an important example of a tight. these buildings are early symbols of the evolving car culture, and the passat represent a combination of civic pride and pride of ownership. the facades typically employed portal interest to celebrate the passage of cars into the indiana interior, and this dynamic is fundamental to the character of the building. this garage is eligible for listing in the california register under so-called criteria 3 because it embodies the distinctive characteristics of an architectural type -- a 1920's ramp parking go raj with an architecturally embellish the exterior. as a result of its eligibility, it must be protected from substantial adverse change, and i do not believe that this project meets that standard. in standard one of the secretary of the interior's standards, a property shall be used for its historic purpose or be placed in a

. >> the victim is recovering at uc-davis medicine condition. serious but stable. >>> tonight jurors in the barry bonds perjury trial are digesting the shocking and descriptive testimony given by the slugger's longtime mistress. taken the stand for much of the day, bell told how bonds attributed a 1999 injury to steroids. she also said how he threatened to cut out her breast implanteds and burn down the arizona home he bought for her. further testimony included details of his shrinking testicles, back acne and other symptoms consistent with steroid use. the defense attorney accused bell of being vulgar. giants equipment manager mike murphy also testified bonds' hat size increased an eighth of an inch during his time with the team. for more on details and what this might mean for baseball in general, you can always go to our weeb sibsite. >>> jeff ranieri is out at the ballpark. there was a found razor for jap japan quake and salmonella vict quake and tsunami victims. >> reporter: there was plenty of red out here tonight, but it had nothing so do

stanford opening the women's ncaa tournament hosting uc davis at maples. condoleezza rice there a professor at stanford long before becoming secretary of state. stanford faces st. john's monday at maple also. 86-59 the final. >>> men's tournament, one more pac-10 team bites the dust. washington and arizona remain. ucla loses to florida. the wcc is now out, too, as gonzaga gets blasted. the battle of underdogs, a 12 seed beats a 13 seed. it took two overtimes, but san diego state advances beating temple. finally, the talk of the tournament, well, a wild ending. pitt and butler. go figure. two game-changing fouls with under two seconds left. and butler sneaks out with yet another close win. >>> brian wilson started camp with a bad back. mri showing a strained oblique muscle. barry goes six innings and gives up two hits. met by three solo homers. cody ross with his third of spring. posey would later get one. >>> the a's facing the white sox. getting a nice day from trevor cahill. gives up one run. ryan sweener adds a homer. oakland wins it. >>> they're not

ended up in uc-davis. made my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant

. >>> the madness, stanford opening the ncaa tournament hosting uc davis at maples.ford professor before becoming secretary of state. stanford advances to face st. john's monday at maples. that's 62 consecutive wins for the cardinal at home now. 86-59 the final. >>> the men's tournament, one more pac-10 team bites the dust. now just washington and arizona remain. ucla lose toss florida. kentucky gets a 30-point day from knight, upending west virginia. a 12 seed beats a 13 seed as the richmond spiders move into the sweet 16. it took two overtimes, but san diego state also advances, beating temple. moments ago, butler does it again. the bulldogs upending a top seed, pittsburgh. butler went to the finals last year doing this kind of thing. we'll see where they go now. >> thank you, lawrence. >> sure thing. >>> the window behind us, kind of tells the story. we've got the rain coming in on the doppler radar system. and the wind starting to pick up as well. here's the bad news. there's more to come. >> a lot more. >> we've got the pch tonight. we will probably see aittle s

they are against uc davis. saturday 3:30 p.m. at maple pavilion. cardinal 29 and 2 over all. won 23 straight and real shot at the national championship. >> i'm really proud of this group. this is a team that approximately you know i think is really a special team and we are going to give it our salute best shot. >> i'm really excited this time is great no matter who is in your renal. i'm excited to see how well our team plays. i think we can go far. >> should be fun. >> well that is this edition. nature line up next. for all of us here, thanks for watchin watching. we appreciate your time see you again tomorrow. watching. we appreciate your time see you again tomorrow. >> good 3q my busy family, the family with thousands of odors. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh phil. but for every odor, our new air wick odor detect uses the latest smart odor sensor technology. the first air freshener that detects thousands of odors then automatically releases a burst of freshness... that can keep up with this family, and yours.

heavy rain forced a rescue helicopter to go to uc davis medical center rather than hospitals closer to the accident. antioch police haven't released any details yet about this accident and the child's condition also has not been released. >>> a hail of gunfire on the busy 16th street corridor in san francisco sparking new fear local residents and business leaders tonight. ktvu's david stevenson spoke with the owner of the bar where the shooting happened. the owner didn't want to go on camera for safety reasons, but he did show us what it looks like inside. david. >> frank, this latest mission district shooting is sparking more calls for more san francisco police foot patrols. bullet holes marked the doors of the bar after a late night shooting monday that wounded five men. >> it comes after what police say are six mission district gang related stabbings. 59 shots were fired last night from across the street at about 11:00 p.m. tearing through the doors of the bar and a neighboring store. the police gang task force is now investigating. >> i don't have any information that would say for

jose sanchez nrk his 80s remains in serious condition at uc davis tonight. he was picking up his newspaper when a device inside exploded. officers spent hours searching for bombs in the neighborhood and they did not find anything. >> this former mistress of barry bonds took the stand today told jurors he talked to her about taking steroids. abc 7 is live tonight in san francisco for us. >> the former girlfriend spent most of the day on the stand in exhausting sparring with the defense lawyer, who at times seemed barely able to contain her disdain for bell. kimberly bell testified that in 1999 she asked him what caused an elbow injury. she told the jury he said "it's because of steroids". >> this is the first time we've heard direct testimony about his state of mind that he knew he was using steroids. >> he testified to changes she observed in bonds starting in 1998. back acne body size increase bloating hair loss shumpken again talls and increase add gregs, all symptoms of steroids and human growth hormone. she testified he threatened her and said he'd cutof

that you are hosting uc-davis.ring training in the a's welcoming cubs fans today everywhere bringing day glow to footer beard. i fear that that won't wash out so easily after st. patrick's day. scrubbing down the cubs with six strikeouts in six innings. two runs on five hits but all around very solid. bottom two kirk suzuki cranking out a home run. but still the a's battle back to win it in the about ninth, 6-5. the giants they beat the angels tonight 4-zip. great right in jonathan sanchez. the giants also announcing today several relief efforts for japan including a donation from the giants community fund. nice to see there. >> yeah nice to see everybody geddynvold d making a donation. thank you, lawrence. >> we'll be right back. >>> well, all of the green stuff is over and it's going to rain tomorrow. >> yes, yeah, yeah. st. patrick's day may be over but green's going to extend into the radar as we head into friday. some rain, wind, possible thunder. tracking a few isolated showers into the north bay heading into

we're told he was flown to uc davis medical center and while his injuries are serious, they are not life threatening. in vacaville, debra villalone. >>> a new report indicates companies are poised to hire new employees here in the bay area. the survey released by the bay area council says local executives are showing increased confidence in the region's economy. the data shows job growth is expected to increase in san francisco, santa clara and san mateo counties. 41% of companies that employ more than 500 people say they expect to hire new employees in the next six months. >>> the nation's largest sex discrimination lawsuit is headed to the supreme court this week. one of the two lead plaintiffs, an employee from concord alleges her supervisor told her to doll up and blow the cobwebs off her make up. the court will determine whether the suit will move on to a class suit. >>> county clerks who would administer elections say they need at least 88 days to put the ballot together and as of tomorrow that would be june 23rd. a deal any time soon seems unlikely. the governor wants to ask voter

they will host starting saturday afternoon when they host uc davis. st. john's and texas tech will be playing. you'll see glimpses of greatness before the game count but also some major setbacks. the a's had both today visiting the spring home of the indians. the a's getting a strong day to play from chris carter. this is the hope for the redwood city native that he will crush the ball. he hits the scoreboard for one of his two home runs today. the seventh inning with closer andrew bailey who spent the end of last season on the dl just returning to action the other day. now this. what looks like more trouble with his surgically repaired elbow. the a's telling us that their all-stars headed to alabama to be evaluated by dr. andrews. the a's lose it. finally the brewer beat the giants 12-8. the return of matt cain looks strong. three innings pitched. didn't give up any run. got suppan, on the other hand. the giants in arizona playing thediamondbacdiamondbacks. >> it's spring training. >> you say that but just two more week of spring training. ks >>> fair wa

well a uc davis student arrested back in 2009 during student protests is now suing.anna holmes is accusing uc davis police and the yellow county sheriff's department of excessive force. now she was accused of a -- of assaulting an officer and resisting arrest. this case went to trial but it was dismissed after a jury could not come up with a verdict. ms.holmes claims she was an innocent bystander in the protest. now she's seeking unspecified damages. >> it's a sure bet. ktvu sources say steve jobs will be at the big ipad ii unveiling later this morning. tom vacar will also be there. tom joins us with a presue of what kind of -- preview of what kind of features might be seen on the ipad. >> reporter: we will, we don't know what the -- well, we don't know what all of the features will be. apple was always the first to bring new things to the market. what aim talking about? well, the first i-ipad debuted less than a year ago. by the end of 2010 there were 30 tablets on the market -- market. now there are 132 manufacturers or in development. the first was the stylater fo

heavy rain forced them to fly the boy to uc davis medical center for treatment. >>> debating some $4 million in spending cuts. one proposal on the table is teacher furloughs. another involves cutting half a million dollars from the adult education program, and transferring money from the gifted and talented students program into the general fund. last week, they voted to send preliminary layoff notices to 180 employees. student teachers and other educators took to the streets in oakland today, to speak out against cuts in education. today marks the deadline for school districts to let employees know they could potentially lose their jobs. 16 of the 17 classroom teachers received notices. the school opened just four years ago. since then math scores have doubled, and language arts scores tripled. >> felt unseen and unappreciated. >> students have until mid-may to lay off. >> the san francisco school district is sending out 473 notices. the california teachers association says across the state, more than 19,000 notices are going out. but it won't have a final number until this friday.

heavy rain forced them to fly the boy to uc davis medical center for treatment. >>> debating some $4 million in spending cuts. one proposal on the table is teacher furloughs. another involves cutting half a million dollars from the adult education program, and transferring money from the gifted and talented students program into the general fund. last week, they voted to send preliminary layoff notices to 180 employees. student teachers and other educators took to the streets in oakland today, to speak out against cuts in education. today marks the deadline for school districts to let employees know they could potentially lose their jobs. 16 of the 17 classroom teachers received notices. the school opened just four years ago. since then math scores have doubled, and language arts scores tripled. >> felt unseen and unappreciated. >> students have until mid-may to lay off. >> the san francisco school district is sending out 473 notices. the california teachers association says across the state, more than 19,000 notices are going out. but it won't have a final number until this friday.