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lot of people are talking about tonight. the white house is crafting its response. >> despite being threatened with financial wheeling, stormy daniels shared her story on 60 minutes tonight. >> he looked at my daughter and said that is a beautiful little girl, it would be a shame if something happened to our mother. stormy daniels said she had consensual sex with donald trump in 2006 -- six. it was more than a decade before he became president. she was ordered to keep silent by an unidentified man in las vegas. >> we have more on this long- awaited interview. we will also talk about why stormy daniels stayed silent all these years. >> she said you are special, you remind me of my daughter. >> reporter: stormy daniels took on president trump.

>> did you want to have sex with him? >> i did not. i did not say no. i am not a victim. >> reporter: the alleged affair occurred 12 years ago, just months after the wife gave birth to their son. president trump's personal lawyer paid stormy daniels $130,000 of his own money in exchange for her silence. stormy daniels says she faced legal repercussions if she did not sign the deal. >> the exact sentence used was they can make your life hell in many different ways. >> reporter: an unidentified man threatened her in 2011 with physical harm if she revealed details of the affair. >> he looked at my daughter and said it would be a shame if something happened to this little girl's mother. >> reporter: stormy daniels is sitting the president . >> people are saying what they want to say about me. i was fine saying nothing at all. i am not okay being made out to be a liar. >> reporter: the white house denies the allegations. president trump's attorneys say stormy daniels is liable for $20 million in damages.

the husband and wife legal team who was to assist president trump in the russia investigation cannot join his defense because of conflicts of interest. the president's attorneys were set to represent the president in a probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president added the team after one of his top attorneys resigned last week. the turmoil comes as the president's attorneys negotiate a crucial interview between the president and investigators with special counsel robert mueller. it is unclear who will represent the president in this talks. >> the white house is calling on congress to detail parts of a spending bill the president does not like. keeping the government open until september is important. the president has been criticized for caving to democrats. that president's decision to sign the plan was defended by

that president secretary. >> the democrats, in order to get us military spending, and demanded a massive increase in nonmilitary spending. the president made the decision that it was worth it. >> it was said it is time for congress to give the president the ability to veto parts of the bill. such a move would require a constitutional amendment. democratic leaders say this budget with a big win for their top priority. >> we have reported how the affordable housing shortage have affected families. the crisis is not affecting parents and children. it is affecting students. a local lawmaker is trying to fix the issue who attend uc berkeley. we are on the campus with the plan that the canceled and hopes will help thousands of people. >> reporter: the councilman is hoping to maintain four blocks

in and around telegraph avenue that you see right behind me. he has his ideas will create beds for 6000 students. >> you see has increased their student population by 7000 in the last seven or eight years. >> reporter: the city of berkeley councilman is talking about the massive growth at uc berkeley. the influx of students is not just from around the country but also the world. >> i have been going to school here one year. i was in international business program here. >> reporter: this student came from the ukraine and landed a place really quickly. she cannot say the same for her friends. they have a difficult time. >> the ones that just moved here from different countries, they struggle to find departments. >> reporter: one a reason that students

struggle is that there is not enough housing. >> a lot of students have to commute from a further distance or they are packed three or four in a room. some of them are homeless, living in their cars. >> reporter: part of the plan calls for building two high- rises. that would require changes to the zoning on height limit. >> if we can get next to 20 feet, that is to more stories added on top of the zone. that will allow more units to be built. this person studies urban planning. he looked closely at more than more housing. it targets city rules requiring residential buildings to have a retail on the ground floor. >> that talks to how love of government over managed how development happens. we are going to have a retail establishment below apartments, that does not work out.

>> reporter: this man wants to restrict converting commercial land to residential. he wants to allow the conversion of unused office space into housing. >> it is tragic. we should be providing homes for students. they had a burden in terms of tuition. >> reporter: he wants to create a pilot density bonus program to include a certain number of affordable housing in each development. this will give more housing to uc berkeley students. it has been an ongoing issue. this man is hoping to get enough support, he is meeting with students. he is hoping to gain progress in the weeks ahead. >> a retired san francisco state staff are being evicted to make room for thousands of students on a waitlist. 3000 students are placed on a waitlist every fall. university officials say they began this seven years ago. they must have an active affiliation with the school to living campus and the buildings. that included apartments off campus. at least four retired cap -- faculty and staff are facing

eviction. a man suspected of robbing four bay area banks, we had a photograph of him. he hit banks in various parts of the area between march 10 and march 19. and at least one case, the suspect was armed when he handed a teller a note demanding money. the police have not said how much money the suspect got away with during the robberies. they are asking anyone with information to contact. >> a man has been arrested on suspicion of sex crimes. a 46-year-old man is facing multiple charges that include rape and lewd acts on a child under 14. the police say they started investigating this man last week. they arrested him at his home. he is being held on $12 million bail. there is a possibility there may be more victims. if you have any information you are asked to call the san ramon

police. this surveillance video will help please find a man who stole a package. take a look. the video shows a man wearing glasses and a black hoodie, he walked up to a home friday afternoon. he took a package and walked to a pickup truck. it was driven by someone else. take a good look again, if you recognize this man or have information, give police a call. we have details about the details of the young father who was shot and killed by sacramento police. the reverend al sharpton says he plans to attend the funeral because he says he does not think the shooting has gotten enough media attention. but that has led to a large protest in sacramento. last sunday the 22-year-old was shot to death by police. officers say he was suspected

of breaking into cars and patting a gun. authorities chased him into a backyard and told him to show his hands. they say he did not and that is when they fired. it turns out the man only had a cell phone, not a weapon. that shooting led to activism on the court tonight. the sacramento kings and boston celtics war shirts calling for accountability and unity. >> reporter: the message following the sacramento kings game is getting beyond basketball. >> celtics fans, sacramento fans, everybody was one and respectful. >> they have responsibility to bring the community together. >> players across the lines went up in a uniform of solidarity. they said they were one. the scoreboard transformed into activism. >> lacked, white, brown, we are one. we are one. say his name. stephanie clark. >> we are not going to shut up

and dribble. the nba teams are speaking exactly one week after the sacramento police shot and killed stephan clark. officers opened fire at 20 times. they killed the 22-year-old father who was holding only a cell phone. >> we are very fortunate to have a positive relationship with the kings's organization. we want to remind everybody to stay calm. we know everybody is angry. >> the game is the first demonstrated flooded downtown comments thursday. they were arm and arm and blocking fans from entering the center. >> i was scared to come down here. i am happy we can. >> reporter: a difficult conversation is intensifying. >> sacramento police complete their investigation. >> we need to be united as a one with everybody. everybody has to be together. it is not us against them.

activist prepare for more demonstration. >> we can peacefully protest. we are going to wait and see what the outcome is. we will get all the facts before we jump to conclusions. >> reporter: family members plan a funeral. [ music ] a fire tends through eight crowded shopping mall in russia. 40 people were killed. many are missing including children. the latest is coming up. showers are moving out of town. we will have a change in weather. a few neighborhoods could have 80 degrees. [ music ] get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event.

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a shopping mall went up in flames in siberia today. 37 people were dead including at least nine children. more than 30 others are still missing. dozens of other people have been injured. the model includes movie theaters, restaurants, and stores. there are reports that the fire started on the top floor in the hallway of the movie theater. there has been no immediate word on how that began. some people are saying jumping from windows to escape the flames. a man in his 90s is recovering after falling into a well. firefighters were called to a farm. this is where the elderly man fell into a 26 foot deep well. the floor of his clubhouse gave way. that man spent 30 minutes treading water and waiting for rescuers to arrive. the rescue teams through him a life jacket before lowering into the well to try to save

him. the 92-year-old man was rescued and only suffered minor injuries. [ music ] there are many clouds moving into the bay area. it has been an active week with multiple systems moving in to cut southern -- northern california. you see the nobles adding up. a few neighborhoods have topped five inches out toward kentfield in marin county. santa rosa over two inches, redwood city, morgan hills, oakland, all had over an inch. san jose had .61. it has a project -- been a productive week. those showers are moving out of town as a result, we had a clear weather pattern setting up for mister and california.

on the radar right now we have the showers from earlier this afternoon and into the evening hours. does have cleared out. it is pretty chilly out there and a bit of a breeze as well. the current number in napa is 40 degrees. santa rosa has 47, san francisco has 49. san jose has 50 degrees. there is a chance we can have frost tomorrow morning. this is true in the north bay area. winds are backing off a little bit. they are still out of the northwest. they are at about 16 miles an hour. half moon bay northwind has a guest at 22 miles an hour. outside right now we are looking out toward the golden gate bridge. not much in the way of fog just a few scattered high clouds for tonight. this is a nice scene for your sunday evening. the main headlines over the next few days is a significant warm up especially by midweek. it could be in the 70s. overnight lows, you want to bundle up. the coolest locations will be near freezing. this is the case in santa rosa. san francisco it is 45 degrees. we have got 7:00 a.m.

patchy fog. into the afternoon hours it will be partly sunny. temperatures will be in the upper 50s. tomorrow will be warmer than today. it will be warm up ice three or four degrees. in san francisco it will be right around 62. here is the forecast model. we are trying to predict all of the rain. not too much to show you 11:00 tomorrow morning. that means storm track is up to the north. it remains that way until 4:00 p.m. most areas tomorrow will be in at the 60s. eventually we will talk about the 70s. a few neighborhoods could be approaching 80 degrees in the next five days. we will talk about that next. a man from right is facing charges after being found passed out behind the wheel of an suv at an intersection. police say they responded to a call about a pastel driver early thursday morning. they responded and saw the man inside an suv with the engine

still running. the police say the driver was a 34-year-old man. he woke up, got out of the suv and try to run away from officers. he was arrested after a short chase. the police searched his suv and found marijuana, methamphetamine, and a ballistic vest that is similar to what the police where. he was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, resisting arrest, driving on a suspended license, and two felony warrants for violating his probation. nervous man came in and try to withdraw money from what turned out to be someone else's bank account. it happened inside a safeway store on south mcdowell street on friday afternoon. the suspect's photo was on the california drivers license he handed over with a withdraw slip that had a name matching the one on the account. the tell letter says the man was acting nervous. it was suspected the id was

faced -- fake. the suspect left without the money or the id. the idealistic. the suspect is a white man around 60 years old. you can see the picture here. if you recognize him, get the police a call. a couple from house who had quintuplets a few months ago brought the last two babies home from the hospital this past weekend. the three boys and two girls were born 13 weeks premature. after 2 1/2 months in a neonatal intensive care unit, lincoln, raven, testing, noel, and gabriella have all doubled in size. their parents said the quintuplets homecoming was made possible by the doctors and nurses at kaiser hospital in walnut creek. >> all of the nurses and doctors, you guys are the reason why we have five healthy babies in our car right now. that is one of our babies crying there. it is beautiful. it is annoying but, it is a cry of life and health.

>> the couples also have two young daughters. they say they will be getting help with all of the feeding and changing. their parents and friends are going to help them. they will be changing 80 diapers a day and preparing 40 bottles of baby formula every morning. between all that they say they are looking for an index pence is 15 feet passenger van for their new family. >> that is something! authorities are releasing the cause of death of the iowa family that was found dead in mexico. the autopsy will be discussed in a moment. the latest on seth curry's entered me and how long his coach thinks he will be out. facebook is apologizing after personal information of users ended up in the hands of a consulting firm. what mark zuckerberg had to say is next.

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new details on facebook's new apology letter. the ceo released this in multiple newspapers. the data breach affected tens of millions of users. the social media platform does not deserve to be holding personal information if it cannot protect it. facebook's privacy practices has come under fire after a consulting firm affiliated with president trump got data inappropriately. the ceo of self driving car company when i said there

technology with have identified a pedestrian crossing the street at night. last week a 49-year-old woman from arizona was hit and killed by a self driving uber car. she was walking her bike across a four lane that night. the ceo was at the national automobile dealers association this weekend. he said we are very confident that our car would have handled that situation. we know that for a lot of different reasons. it is what we have designed this system to do in situations just like that. the uber collision remains under investigation. what caused the death of a family from iowa in mexico? the family died after inhaling some type of toxic gas. the couple and the two children flew to can can enter into a condo. the family missed its return flight home. the mexican authorities say there are no signs of violence or suicide. after the collapse of a pedestrian bridge killed four people in florida, the street where the accident happened has reopened. the florida highway patrol says

the road was reopened yesterday morning. the road's closure has caused a lot of traffic issues because that is a very busy area. six people died when the 950 tonbridge collapsed onto cars waiting at a red light. engineers were conducting a stress test on the bridge when it happened. floor that is keeping daylight savings time year round. the governor signed a bill that the state's legislature passed last month. that bill would need federal approval book for it could be implemented. there are pluses and minuses to consider here. there would be an extra hour for school sports and for people to get home after dark. during winter mornings, sunrise would not come to 820. that means darkness for kids at bus stops. >> it is about pedestrian safety. the hours of operation of schools and making sure our children get to school safely is important. >> for five months a year florida would be an hour ahead of the entire east coast. all things would be our of areas that are normally in

sync. albums are making a comeback. we all know that people are using itunes and spot a fight to get their music. there are plenty of customers looking for the sound that comes from old school albums. they say modern formats cannot provide this type of sound. >> there is something about the printer that. it has a different sound sometimes as well. >> there is room for it to grow. there is still people who are into collecting. it is exciting. >> the latest record industry shows that streaming services are still by far the top choice. even so, record sales were up 10% last year alone. >> gas prices in the united states are on the rise. the average price for a regular

gallon has shot up seven cents over the past two weeks to $2.66. industry analysts say the increase is because of rising crude oil prices. they expect these prices to continue to go up. right now the bay area has the highest average gas areas -- prices in the country. san francisco charges $3.59 for a gallons of gas. that is a dollar more than the average price. you can see the screen for average prices in the area. a kansas-based church has an issue with l.g.b.t.q.. how the congregation is responding. hundreds of thousands of people turned out in rallies across the country yesterday. they were pushing for a change in our gun laws. we have to response next. >> the captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini's sleep well. visit sleep.com for more information.

high school basketball players were disappointed this weekend when they found out in the event that they had planned for oracle arena was canceled. the warriors are telling us people cannot sell tickets to an event at oracle. they say the group was told that last week when the warriors became aware that they were trying to sell tickets. more on all this our reporter. >> reporter: the billboard outside the arena flashed the message welcoming california high school all-stars on sunday morning. >> i was excited. this is a senior year. this is my last time to play for oracle. it was bigger than last year. >> reporter: at the entrance there was a different sign

saying the event was canceled. the team did not learn they would not be playing until the buses were stopped by security at the gates. >> i feel like everything i did is let down. all of this hard work i put into be ready, all of the training, it is like now what is it for? i did not get to play. >> reporter: 30 boys and 30 girls from northern and southern california were supposed to take the court. it was a fundraiser for an organization helping teens get to college through sports. this woman said she and her family were just one of dozens of families who were out hundreds of dollars. they learned their children would not play. >> we feel completely helpless. >> we showed up and nobody knew about the event. >> reporter: this is a video of parents finding out the games were followed off.

parents are left with questions about how this could've happened. >> it is on the building, i want them to be held accountable and explain to us what happened. secondly, where was the disconnect? >> reporter: the coach tells us that after months of planning they only learned there was a problem friday when they heard from the warriors organization. they say they are not trying to bash the warriors but someone dropped the ball. a board member for world game tournament affiliated with the game and said that he shares the family's frustration and is looking for answers. >> it is really frustrating for us. it is frustrating for the children. we really do not know. that is something that we need to understand. we will deal with it on monday. >> reporter: the warriors released a statement saying that groups are sometimes granted the opportunity for a

shootaround at the arena a few hours before the game. the organization says that the hilltop was used that opportunity to sell tickets for their fundraiser. this public event would require went toe from the arena managers. they would have to pay fees. the warriors and hilltop rates say they want to work something out for the teams. in oakland, ktvu fox 2. 150 members of a walnut creek church sang songs and held up signs in solitary against a planned protest by the kansas taste westboro baptist church. [ singing ] >> reporter: congregants of the unitarian church received words that members of a baptist church in kansas plan to picket in front of the church. the southern poverty law center has listed this group as a hate group that targets the l.g.b.t.q. community. members showed up outside of

the church this morning. >> we are responding with non- engagement in terms of not countering hate with hate. we are going to have a response that does two things. we will affirm that we are out here to witness for a faith that includes all. all people have dignity. >> it is not clear why the church is being protested. will not creek police and deputies were on hand. no problems were reported. the protesters say they plan to continue their demonstrations tuesday morning. they will go to an elementary school. there were crowds in washington, san francisco and in cities across the country to push for stricter gun laws. what happens next? the student's message appears to be having an impact.

>> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people were american students directly impacted by gun violence in their own schools. some of them were only in elementary school. their message could not be clearer. they want gun control measures. >> i want an assault weapons ban. i want high-capacity magazines band. these are things that everybody wants to see. >> reporter: a day later the consensus in the capital is that the students efforts should be applauded. the lawmakers are weighing in with messages of encouragement. >> the activism is changing the equation. this gives us a moment to do with the american public wants us to. >> reporter: trump administration officials are commending the activism and engagement with the political process. >> there is a sense of understanding that the students can get out and speak their minds. that is important. it is also important to understand that the president and his administration are supporters of the second

amendment. >> reporter: it is unclear whether washington will undertake any major reform. the president signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill, the last opportunity for congress to enact major gun legislation before the midterms in november. legislators declined to include any significant reforms. the bill for includes school safety measures and strengthens background checks, it does not impose limits on assault weapons increases the legal age for rifles. something the president expressed support for earlier this month. fox news, back to you you. >> reporter: organizers in washington dc estimated 800,000 people attended the march for our lives event yesterday. if that figure is accurate, it would be the largest single day protest at the nation's capital in his trade according to usa today. so far there has been no official police estimate on the crowd size. we will take -- take you to

palm sunday. hope francis comments on the beginning of holy week. our weather pattern is changing. we will highlight the warmest day of the week and talk about the rain clouds. [ music ]

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a car bomb explosion killed at least five people in somalia. it happened near the country's parliament headquarters. four people in the driver died. several other people suffered injuries. the explosion set off a huge cloud of smoke. the main gate of the presidential palace is just 200 yards from the site of the explosion. the extremist group allah shabbat is coming responsibility. christians are marking the start of holy week. >> in jerusalem crowds gathered to celebrate palm sunday. the pope shared a message with the youth. we have more from jerusalem. >> reporter: the pope spoke today at st. peter's basilica in rome. he goes headfirst into the debate in the united states about guns. the pope urged young people to keep shouting and not to allow older generations to silence

their voices. his comments come just one day after thousands of young americans took to the streets in the united states and demanded action on gun violence. the pope did not mention saturday march is directly. he condemns gun violence and  weapons manufacturing. in france christians celebrating palm sunday also mourned the 44-year-old french policeman who swapped himself for a female hostage on friday. he was killed along with three others after a gunman stormed a supermarket in the french town of traffic. he was hailed as a hero in math. he was shot three times as he helped end of the seat which was carried out by a 25-year- old french moroccan national. isis claimed responsibility for the attack but offered no evidence of how they were

connected to the attacker. in jerusalem, fox 2. some of the bravest people to ever serve in the u.s. -- military will be discussed. recipients will mark a very special day. we will also take a look at the weather for your work week. we have a full forecast coming up. [ music ] get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event.

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the u.s. military is getting a distinguished sendoff. this is all ahead of metal of honor day in washington dc. [ music ] 30 of the 71 living medal of honor recipients received an honor guard in new york before flying to washington to market national medal of honor day. a green beret wounded 18 times and saved by a tiger was fair. there was a navy foreman who threw himself on a grenade. he received three purple hearts but was owed eight. another green beret became a chaplain. another high school base couple all-american flew his helicopter where no one else would. 22 flights into a hot landing zone, he evacuated 70 wounded troops. he was pretrade it in the movie

we were soldiers. the oldest living medal of honor recipient fought in korea. >> one time the president of korea put me on the stage with him. he was speaking to 1000 people. we were at the blue house. he put his arm around me and he said because of you 50 million people are walking free today. i thought that was great. >> this man was the oldest of 17 children. he volunteered to avenge his kid brother's death. he brought photos. >> i knew men who had medal of honors from the spanish- american war, the banana wars as we call them, world war i,

world war ii, korea and all the rest. >> i do not deserve this metal. i was a noncommissioned officer doing my job. i wear this metal for those who did not come home. it is their mental. i am just the caretaker for it. >> this army captain's patrol had his surrender demanded. he threw a grenade. he is one of the two medal of honor recipients who is still on active duty. >> they have been doing this for a lot longer. clearly we had a lot to learn from them. for those who do not have a voice, we do this for them. >> this is for the next generation. [ music ] >> reporter: in washington, fox 2 news back to you. 10,000 people ran through the streets of downtown oakland this morning for the oakland running festival.

it includes various races. the starting line was at the east shore park at lake merritt. this was the ninth year the event has been held. this year the course was different. for the first time the marathon course did not go through the oakland hills. instead the course took runners through downtown, across the port of oakland, and to the base of the bay bridge and back again. >> i like the oakland marathon because of the vibe. it is not a big huge production like the san francisco marathon. it is a small group, it is a hometown feel. the course is amazing. you get to tour all parts of oakland. it is a great race. >> reporter: the director says keeping the course out of the open hills uses fewer police resources from the city because not as many residential streets me to be closed off. >> it was a very nice day out there. we had cool and refreshing conditions. we had a few rain showers.

storm clouds are moving out. tonight we have showers ending. tomorrow it will be sunny. we will have a big warm up. we will have 70s and possibly a few 80s. santa rosa today maxed out at 60 degrees. look what is happening later this week. tamara temperatures will be in the 60s. tuesday it will be in the 70s. later in the week, it will be back up into the upper 70s. it will be 79 degrees on wednesday. this is the case on thursday as well. we are moving along and all of these temperatures will be warming up. we will show you this our life camera is looking at san francisco bay. just a few lingering clouds for tonight. we can have patchy fog return first thing tomorrow morning.

the dry weather pattern is key and it will be here all the way through the weekend. we will look at rainfall. santa rosa picked up over 20 inches of rain since october. oakland got over 11, san jose got over seven inches. we are still well below average. the last week of march we are not going to have much in the way of a rain shower. these numbers are not getting much at all. is a michael up later a little bit in the week. it looks like the main storm track is up to the north of the bay area. a few clouds are moving into northern california. we are showing you the showers from this afternoon. into the early portion of the evening hours it is definitely brisk out there now. i will show you some upper 30s in the, concord it is 50 degrees.

san francisco is in the lower 50s. tomorrow morning we will have patchy fog and 48 degrees. by 12:00 we will have sunny skies. the temperatures are in the upper 50s. we will have more than 10 by 4:00. here is what is setting up, this guy had been keeping us cool and unsettled all week long. it will move out to the east. tomorrow it will be partly sunny, it will be 60 degrees. the area of high pressure will rebuild. this will be the source of some warming. we showed you 70s as early as tuesday. it will continue to wednesday and thursday. it will cool off a little bit by the weekend. tomorrow morning 11:00 it will be mostly clear skies. the storm track is up here. not too much happening. you will notice the warm up beginning tomorrow. there is lots of 60s out there. it is in the 60s across the area. here is a look at how. it looks like it is going to be warm. i thursday it will be close to

80 degrees, we are going to cool off on friday. on the weekend if you are making easter plans, it looks like it will be partly sunny. a big change, a completely different story compared to last week. there may be some rain in april. we are trying to track that change. april showers, yes. >> thank you. 11:00 the stormy daniels interview, we hear from the adult film star about her affair with president trump including how she said she was threatened to keep quiet. a rare sight as the warriors had coach comes unglued. we will tell you why he was so fired up next in sports.

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look at that video, it is something else. >> he was a little bit frustrated. the warriors are not talking about losses, they are talking about the health of their players. you can see staff carry is very stiff from an injury he suffered. a player ran into him. he suffered a knee ligament sprain.

he said there is no way he is playing in the playoffs. carry was a little more optimistic. >> i am trying to stay positive. there is a blessing and all of this. there will be a story in all of this. i will have an opportunity to get on the court. i will do what i can to help our team win. that is when i am focused on. it is going to take a different shape than i expected. i have handled it well. i will try to be 100% before i get back. i will look back on these instances and laugh. i understand that at the end of the day it can make us stronger. it can jolt the system as we go into the playoffs. >> the kids came in from chicago and all four warriors were out tonight. look at this play. it was one of four of this player had. craig cook continues to shine.

this player is the top player on the team. he is not getting a lot of respect from the referees. he got knocked to the floor. i'm sure he's frustrated with the injuries. he let the officials have it. the coach was letting off some steam. the warriors could not keep up with the full string jazz. a player had 17 points, 15 rebounds. jazz ruled in the second half winning 110:91. this could be a preview of the player. opening day is thursday for the giants and a's. this series is not the novelty it used to be. baseball weather arriving just in time. that makes everybody happy. a player had three runs in the

third inning. the ball went to the wall. a player could not get there. a player went to second base for the double. it appears stephen dugger has made the team for the giants. look at this play, it was a nice run. it went above the wall and it was a home run. joyce showed his respect for the plate. >> at the giants took a 4 to 1 lead. this was home run number four. the giants 15: one. this year's ncaa basketball tournament has its final four. michigan, loyola, chicago is a surprise. the other half of the bracket is not. duke is number two. the midwest final had 30 seconds left in regulation. the jayhawks were down three. look at this play, they headed to overtime, they were tied at

72. the jayhawks were down two. look at this play. newman went for 32 for kansas. they were tied at 78. it turned into a three -- free- throw battle down the stretch. the score was 85:81. villanova is trying to get there for the sixth time. this went according to foreign as the wildcats played very well. this is a nice drive. michael bridges missed. look at this put back. the bobcats ruled 71:59. it will be villanova against kansas on saturday. that is it for sports. i will see you at 1130 on sports rap. >> thank you so much. coming up next at 11.

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