force looking for stolen cars and the crook. he says thieves will steal a cart, commit burglary and then abandon the car. this preschool has seen its share of abandon cars in its parking lot. >> you have a big lot. why not dump it here. >> reporter: the preschool added a chain and padlock on the driveway to stop the problem. police say the ignition switches in those cars are easy to rig. >> i deliver pizzas. luckily my grandma was able to let me borrow her car. i'm lucky to have the car back. >> reporter: and now thanks to an alert patrol officer who ran the honda plate, michael has his car back. and this county task force, that's all they do, go out looking for stolen cars and looking from the crooks that stole those cars. but today's arrest was a result of good old-fashioned police work. >> it is a big spike in crime. some more details. in three days, 90 cars were stolen. 43 of those cars were recovered. some catholics in san francisco are taking on the teachings of the church. saying the arch die -- archdiocese is being -- mark a major hot but ston is the morally cause that the archbishop wants the catholic teacher to sign. >> reporter: the three to 400 taking part in this vigil have circled to block saying that that church has no business imposing church doctrine on the teachers particularly outside of the classroom. they also take exception to the archbishop's very public stance against gay marriage and the rift that's end up between the church and its members, showing ul in a growing number of ways. at san francisco's star of the sea catholic school some parents are now voicing their anger over this pamphlet that was handed out to grade schoolers back in december. you know i'm really angry. i'm angry. not appropriate for kids to see that. >> reporter: tad lacy is copresident of the school's parent association. his nine-year-old twins are in the third grade, too young he believes for a pamphlet that asks them to consider sins of a distinctly adult nature including masturbation and sat. he says parents are upset. star of the priest says it was a mistake. >> this was inappropriate. we didn't think that one through very closely. >> reporter: the father says the pamphlets were recalled as soon as teachers complain but he does not back away from the church's opposition to homosexuality or same-sex marriage and he's not shy about the controversies that he's stirred up since coming here seven months ago. >> it's good for the city. it is. we're getting the word out that this is what the church teaches zblsh the father recently issued an order are that the girls will no longer be trained as alter servers. >> the question of marriage for example, he has always been clear that marriage is between one man and one woman. and that homosexual acts are intrinsic cli evil. he's always been clear about that zplr that. >> reporter: well today, for the first time ever the pope welcomed a gay catholic group from the united states at the vat condition. some observers say this could signal a shift in the church's doctrine. the archbishop does not believe so and we'll hear from the second in command at the ashlg archdiocese tonight at 11:00. my colleague is covering this protest. reporting from st. mary's, nbc bay area news. the latest security breach at san jose airport caught on camera. it's a little hard to see but essentially it's happening inside the spot shadow showing a man on the tarmac. this happened last month. the fourth security breach in the past year. sjc has beefed up the security around the perimeter. the airport is asking for more funding from the faa. the most notable breach was last april, a teenager scaled a fence and hid in the wheel weld of a plane. the stow away was not charged. calls for repenitence from the faith community, not just for sins but for the federal district court. tonight advocates are asking for mercy saying more has to be done to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. robert is live in san jose. and a community meeting is underway? >> reporter: the meeting about to start here at the may fair community center. the latest in a series of forums designed to help prevent immigrants being conned by people promisings to help with the citizenship process. as we saw earlier in san francisco today, immigrants are in a vulnerable situation right now. the hustle and bustle in front of the immigration court in san francisco has to go around an unusual event come buying ash wednesday rituals with a show of support for immigrants applying for citizenship. the bay area coalition called for president obama to file an emergency stay and appeal a recent court order halting his plan to temporarily protect tens of thousands of undocumented workers through executive order. >> the law is currently the status quo, which is that they are deportable and can be removed when they are legally made to do so. >> reporter: the group also wholeheartedly supports the effort in santa clara county toward undocumented immigrants. >> immigrants are especially vulnerable in figuring out who they can trust, who will take care of them. it as people of faith it's important for us to be trust wore think. >> reporter: one young immigrant says the uncertain legal situation can make families susceptible and it's difficult to know what to tell them. >> all ki think about is try to find good help. people are going to help you get through it. >> reporter: kind of scary, though, huh? >> it's really scary honestly having to deal with this kind of stuff. >> reporter: the santa clara district attorney's office is well aware of that. this meeting tonight is one of a dozen more planned in the future. we'll have more on our 11:00 newscast. it was a case of mistaken identity. an innocent young man shot to death. someone shot joel ramirez outside of a home last two months ago. today police announced that the gunman was after someone else someone involved with a marijuana grow operation behind the home where ramirez lived. investigators hope that a 25,000 dollars reward will lead to a break in the case. so far there are no supports. he was a student at the community college. friends and family members remember him as funny, popular and kind. a fiery explosion ripped through this home on roman do drive around 10 clon 30 in the mark. firefighters knew this area didn't have any water so they have to call in water trucks from other departments. the extent of the damage is pretty bad. luckily no one was inside the house. three cats houf did die in the fire. the home, as you can see, is just total loss at the point. no record on what ignited the blaze. we're foling a developing story in southern california -- >> i'll take this from here. seven people contacted a deadly sub bug. about 100 may have been exposed. it may have contributed to two deaths. now the exposure happened sometime between last october and this january from contaminated medical scopes. ucla made the alarming discovery last month. if the super bug spreads into your blood steam it can kill as many as half of those infected. an oil refinery blast leads to a fiery exmotion. it happened this morning at the exxonmobil refinery which is located in the middle of a southern california neighborhood. kim bell da that do is in torrance today. she has the latest details from the crews that are still there on the scene. >> reporter: right now a team of investigators is beginning the long process of determining what caused that explosion. and while the unit has been ordered to shut down the rest of the refinery is still in operation. this is what people could see from the outside of the exxonmobil refinery in torrance . and this is what firefighters found on the inside. >> we found some gasoline that was flowing on the ground as a result of the explosion. >> reporter: the explosion occurred shortly before 9:00 this morning followed by a ground fire. >> it was big impact. >> reporter: four contract workers went to the hospital. incredibly they only had mie snore injuries. the rest of the workers from that unit were sent home for the day. for first responder, a dangerous situation since there's always the potential of flowing gasoline reigniting. >> you can't just shut a refinery down. it's a long involved process. so we worked hand in hand with the refinery operators to isolate products, to bring units down in a safe manner. >> reporter: one of the safety mechanisms involves this flare system. >> and that flare stack is very visible, a lot of black smoke, big flames very dramatic looking. but in fact it's just a safety feature here at the refinery. >> reporter: this refinery processed 155,000 barrels of crude oil a day and supplies nearly 10% to have gasoline sold in california. exxonmobil officials would not talk on camera but they issued a statement saying they're conducting a thorough investigation. that investigation could take anywhere from three to six months. if any workplace violations are found, the company could face fines up to $70,000. the measles outbreak has senator barbara boxer pushing some tough new immu zags laws. i'll have details on the first of the kind proposal that she's backing coming up. also billions of dollars in goods wasting away in the ports. why the fight to end the port slowdown included an unscheduled visit from a local mayor today. good evening, i'm jeff ranieri, fog returning back to the coastline. but yes eel also see we're tracking areas of fog as well building across the immediate coastline throughout the peninsula. we'll have the fog forecast for tomorrow and how much warmer it's going to get in just a few minutes. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. firefighters couldn't stop the fast moving glams ravaging this bar. this happened last night at a vineyard on old sonoma road in napa county. thankfully no one was hurt. no word on the cause. taking on parents head on senator barbara boxer made it clear today, vaccinate your kids or homeschool them. she's pushing the legislation aimed at requiring all preschoolers in fedly funded head start programs to get imyouu imimniezed. >> she. >> reporter: she made no bones about it. she believes every child could be fully immuneizedimmunized. some of the parents will soon have to make some tough choices. u.s. senator barbara boxer visited emeryville's head start program to highlight its head vaccination rate. >> kids should be vaccinated unless there is a proven medical reason for them not to be. >> now she's proposing a law to require kirnd at every head start in the country to be vaccinated. >> it's one of the greatest public health achievements of the 20th century. they've saved hundreds of thousands of lives according to the center for disease control. they are safe they are effective. >> reporter: a state senator is proposing an even tougher law. we'll oppose a repeal of the personal belief exception in california. it comes during an outbreak that's affected 113 people in california. >> they could homeschool them. >> i think it's a good idea to get them vaccinated. because it's spreading so fast. >> the measles outbreak has a lot of parents very worried. valley cooke says she can't stand the thought her twin grandsons could be exposed to the virus. because others aren't vaccinated. >> i love them. they just make my day, you know. they fulfill my day at my every moment. i don't want them to catch it. no. >> reporter: boxer hopes her proposal will get swift consideration in washington. now if the state measure passes that could go in effect as early as the 2016-02017 school year. reporting live i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. now you might find this sbrers r interesting. new evidence points to the philippines as the source of that disneyland measles outbreak. state health leaders now say that the california virus that we're seeing actually shares the same genetic material as the virus found in the philippines where measles is a big problem. doctors treated 50,000 cases last year. 110 of of the patients died. so the missing piece of the puzzle is how and who brought that measles virus to the u.s. another day and millions of dollars down the drain. the shutdown of the 29 coast ports, including the port of oakland has communities hurting. everyone from federal leaders to oakland's mayor is trying to solve the contract dispute. u.s. labor secretary paid the mayor a surprise visit in oakland city hall this afternoon. secretary perez has been in the bay area this week mediating dockworkers and their employers to help end the stalemate. >> we are seeing orb commerce slow down and practically grind to a halt. this is hurting oakland. this is hurting communities up and down the west coast and pretty soon it's going to hurt all of america. >> governors from california oregon and washington also pushing for a quick resolution. well historic site on the peninsula could end up pushing out hundreds of its volunteers and it's all because of a piece of paper that basically says that the volunteers are liable for all damages and injuries while working there. 1300 people work for free selling tickets and also anything from ticket to building trails. so far only 600 of the volunteers have signed. and those who don't sign by marnl won't be allowed to volunteer anywhere. >> >> fight love live, that's what it stands for. jeff ranieri now. >> it's so beautiful. every time you go you forget some of the things that are in and around there. it's a big maze. as we head through the next couple months, see a lot of things blooming. let's take you outside. we had thick fog not only here but throughout a lot of the bay area. you probably wondereds when it is going to clear. what you're going to see on the time lapse is at 10:30 in the morning we have the fog. but eventually at 1:00 and 2:00 we had clear sky. so we'll take you outside to the sky camera network. we do have a little bit of cloud cover moving in temperatures upper 50s, low and mid 60s. beautiful sun set there in san francisco. also right now across the san mateo bridge. now tomorrow we'll average mild weather. 70 expected in the north bay, 71 in the tri-valerie, south bay 61 degrees. it's going to be another situation where we start off cloudy and then by noon we'll get the sunshine in here for a great afternoon. we'll take you to the weather trend. there's not going to be too many huge changes. thursday, friday and sad in the south bay upper six to about 70. you'll also see throughout the peninsula pretty much the same temperature here for the next couple of days. for san francisco you're also here expecting upper 60s throughout friday and saturday. north bay, east bay and also for the tri-valerie, low 70s for the north bay. that's going to be the warmest. for the east shore, 69 by friday and for the tri-valerie we'll pop up into the low 70s. coming up in the full forecast we'll have details on when we could have some rainfall. but we want to leaf yes tonight with the king tides if you live near the coastline ore the bay. you want to watch out for extremely high and low tides. again the next forecast in 20 minutes. up next, backlash over what's in the sky. the local city that wants to ban drones. plus -- >> okay. we're going to -- >> are reready? we'll ask a nasa astronaut about speculation surrounding a possible trip to the red planet. despite our booming local economy, bay area home sales are slowing down. a new report from data quick revealed last month was the slowest period of sales in the last seven years. here's some numbers. in january of this year about 4400 homes were sold, in comparison comparison, in january of 2014 about 4700 homes were sold. why the slight slowdown? it's our lack of inventory. but the low inventory is keeping home prices up. it could be the next space race who will get to mars first. are we moving too fast when it comes to getting to the red planet. >> yes kwa, perspective from someone who's lived in space. talking about how space missions help us develop new technology and about taking our time when it comes to going to mars. >> mars one will establish human settlement on mars zblsh the group calls itself mars one. it has a very ambitious plan to take people to mars on a one-way trip by around 2025. it just named 100 finalists for the trip, soon to narrow the list down to 24. >> every time i think seriously about what i would like to be going in for, what it is possibly going to do, i think about it really seriously. every single human emotion that you can imagine. >> we're going to send -- >> we got the scoop on nasa's plan to get to mars from astronaut doug wee lock. he's lived in space on board the international space station. >> i think we kid yourselves into thinking we nooe need to go to mars we need to move there because we're losing the earth. as if we're going the take better care of mars when we get there. >> no so's plan to reach the red planet is much more gradual and they don't plan to leave people there. instead they want to learn about mars and how it, like all trips into outer space can help us. >> everything changes. the whole game changes when you take gravity out of the equation because our minds, our bodies everything that we know here on the earth is two-dimensional really. we can look up there but we don't really go there. >> nasa's trip to mars is not likely to happen until around 2033. meanwhile, he's ready to go back to the space station. who knows, maybe on board a space x rocket. >> cool to see them today. thank you, scott. well the tug of war continues, samsung taking a swing al apple. there's another way to pay with your apple and samsung just bought it. sam bung purchasing loop pay. while apple rolls out the apple pay service. well straight ahead, a closer look at the deadly isis attack on chris christian is an american recruit at the center of it. the vice president making headlines again. his hands on behavior that's raising some eyebrows. plus -- >> gilroy police are hoping someone recognizes these women. they used a credit card belonging to a man who was killed over the weekend. hear the latest on this investigation. caught on camera. this photo, look closely, may by the key to solving a south bay homicide. police are trying to identify the two women in that photograph who may be connected to a crime. this week a victim was found dead at his home in gilroy. michelle roberts joins us live in gilroy. there's some more information on what's being called troubling transactions that has police looking for these two women. >> reporter: that's right. that happened in san jose. but here on bay street drive in gilroy, a quiet street, quiet neighborhood. early sunday morning police were called here at 3:00 a.m. there were reports of loud noises and dog barks. when they arrived they found the body of robert heiser inside his home. police believe he was killed by blunt force trauma. today police identified two people of interest. take a look at this surveillance video. what you're seeing are two women using heiser's credit card days after his death. they're wanted for questioning. >> preliminarily it does not appear to be random. we don't know why mr. heiser would have been targeted specifically targeted. >> reporter: both women are described as hispanic, about 18 to 25 years old with dark hair. if you recognize them you're asked to contact the gilroy police department immediately. report live, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. berkeley could permanently become a no drown zone. the city council meets next tuesday to consider a two-year ban on drones. they asked the berkeley police and other groups to study the issue and review a proposal. one proposal would allow the use of unmanned drones in the case of disaster locating missing people or help pursue suspects who commit serious crimes. opponents of drones say they violate civil liberties. frightening new detail tonight at the new isis video. more evidence now suggests that the lead executioner may be american. janelle wang is here with the detail. >> the growing threat of violent extreme chl is what prompted a three. day summit at the white house. officials from 60 countries are gathering to share ideas on how to fight terrorism. as president obama spoke after his white house extremism summit alarm bells rang over this video showing the beheading of 21 christian in libya, all of the executioners in black with the exception of one in tan. analysts say he sounds american. >> and today we're on the south of rome -- >> there's a rush to identify him and other possible americans fighting and recruited by isis. >> probably the greater threat are those that have not been identified or can't be identified because they don't appear in a video and they can come back home with a greater anonymity. >> back at the terrorism summit in washington, d.c. president obama talked about religion and terrorism. >> we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have -- >> the president added we should stop using the term islamic terror because i plays in into the isis claim. >> it is a lie. nor shall we grant the terrorists the religious that they seek. >> the leerz are working toto counter the messages of isis and to educate young muslims about the terror group's tis twisted interpretations of religion. leaders from l.a. minneapolis and boston are at this summit talking about their pilot programs. the summit wraps up tomorrow. president obama names a new secret service director a choice that's already drawing criticism. interim director joseph clancy snow permanently heads the agency. he became the lasting he's coming back. he worked with the secret service for nearly 30 years. his selection doesn't require congressional improfl. an independent panel recently recommended that president obama name an outsider for the first time in the secret service's 150-year history. questions swirling tonight at vice president's joe biden's touchy exchange. he has both hands on the shoulder of ashton carter. hey's the wife of the new defense secretary. this took place yesterday. at one point vice president biden leans in and whispers something into stephanie's ear. that had peek tweeting frantically saying, what is he saying? others krit sieszed his decision to get so close to stephanie carter. still no comment tonight from the vice president or the new defense secretary. we'll zoom in on the controversial technology that's becoming a critical crime fighting tool. and then close tore a vaccine, the discover ary in the making. and a new find from a classic author. the long lost book that's been discovered. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. classic author. another shot at candle stick standing on its last leg to night. the walls are crashing down. literally. this is a view from the nbc chopper. the iconic former home of the 49ers and giants is almost entirely gutted. you see it down below. tomorrow the crews will begin tearing down the exterior. in its place you probably know a developer is building a hotel, shopping center and apartment. scientists have created a new molecule that they say can block the virus that causes aides. the discovery could eventually lead to new treatments and possibly even a new vaccine. but a lot more testing is needed. so far only a handful of monkeys have been tested but they've had very promising results. the molecule protected the monkeys for 40 weeks. scientists hope to move to human trials in about a year. how much for that rib eye. beef prices are historically high. the drought is a big reason why. experts predict prices will slowly begin dropping in about two years because the current high prices are motivating rancher to breed more cattle. a new book is coming out this summer. dr. seuss's widow found the man script and sketches for this. "what pet should i get." she found it in 2013. it turned up during a remodel of a couple's home. publisher's haven't released a new dr. seuss book for 25 years. three of his books remain on the usa today's best selling books list. "what pet should i get" hits book stores on july 28. >> well a "cat in a hat" of course. >> that is a perfect choice. so quick. >> i just have all of ifthe books. >> let's get you to a live look outside. we do have some overcast beginning to move in. we'll have more in your forecast through the weekend in just a few minutes. what's becoming a fact of regular life. if you call a cab, you're like i also calling a camera. are these dash cams in cab a safety feature or intrusion. he's stephanie chuang. >> a scream from the taxi where a dash cam caught the plunge of a prime. catching the meteorites. they've come u bik kwous across the globe. here at home they're catching on too, catching crimes violent one to crashes. this is the back view into a metro cab when the driver and his three passengers are all trying to catch their breath as reality sets in. they've just been hit. hit by an unmarked police vehicle, according to the cab owner. >> and in his report he said that he had his siren on which was proven not to be true. and he said that the cab driver was timing the lights so that he entered the intersection the instant that the light turned green. >> but the dash cam showed that the light had been green for well over a block. this video in 2013 shows an unsuspected driver trying to drop a passenger in the city when all of the sudden a young woman stabs hum with what appears to be a steak knife. >> she went home was bleeding and told her mom that the driver was trying to rape her and she was defending herself. but on the other hand, the driver was who got attacked by the passenger. >> dash cams provide high deaf recordings, video and audio all in real time. for this taxi driver the cameras now provide peace of mind. just a couple of weeks ago customers used a stolen card to pay a $260 fare. >> we pulled the chip out and were were able to get a good image of the two people in the back of the taxi. >> reporter: in fact according to the transportation agency before 2009 all these vehicles needed were silent witness cameras and those just took pictures effort someone got into a cab and drivers could take pictures whenever they wanted. but thee were snap shots in time not real-time video. drivers are happy with the change >> they give me peace of mind. they make me feel safer. >> it eliminates the lying. >> he says in average his taxis are involved in up to 30 accidents each year each one roughly a thousand dollars. >> it's the biggest profit kill near the industry. that's why the expansion is hitting outside the taxicab industry. >> last yee you got a lot of uber drivers and side lift you've got a particular customer that rates the driver bad, they could potentially lose their privileges to be an uber driver. >> the $20,000 investment in the dash cams pay for themselves in ten months, money especially critical with the loss of drivers he blames on influx of the ub bers and the l.i.f.t.s on the road. >> it increases the profits. these days the business is struggling. without the cameras, it's possible i wouldn't be in business today. >> now in order to prevent any tampering with the camera there are built in security. bikers have rights too. that's the message that lawmakers want to send to police. the proposed state bill was announced yesterday. the bill would create rules to keep cops from profiling bikers because of what they ride ore the way they dress. officers would also go through additional training. at least one lawmaker backing this bill is a fellow biker. >> let's talk about the next couple of days. we saw certainly a little more sunshine today. >> it started off so foggy here throughout a lot of the bay area. you can see from the ocean beach time lapse, nothing but thick fog at the coastline and that was really the sath. as we headed throughout the day we got sunshine by 2:00, 3:00 4:00 check out the temp chaur spread. we popped up to 70 degrees in napa, men low park 69. so we'll take you outside to the sky camera network right now, mainly clear skies. san francisco here's the thing. we do have some fog build in but it's right at the immediate coastline. you can see downtown near the transamerica building it's mainly clear here downtown. but don't let that fool you. we still do expect areas of low clouds to return as we head throughout tomorrow morning forecast. it's going to be the patchy overcast and thick areas of possibly fog here in san francisco and also for the north bay. here's the thing. as we hit 1:00 p.m. tomorrow we still should have an awesome jump in the temperatures and some sunny skies. san jose expecting 68 degrees. look at that morgan hill getting up to 70 tomorrow. should have close to the same in gilroy for the peninsula we'll go from 68 in palo alto down to 62 in pacifica. you'll have a cooler wind there. and for san francisco 64, and 65 in so ma. let's take you to the north bay and east bay and tri-valley. few spots expected in the low 70s, napa at 72 danville 70 pleasanton at 72. the reason why we bumped the temperatures up into the low 70s is we do expect a slight drier northerly wind in those locations. let's take you to the extended forecast. what you're going to find here is unfortunately no rainfall. i love to throw some rain icons on here but i can't do it. temperatures near 70 in san jose. it's not as warm as it was the past weekend, even several days before that but it's still going to be ten degrees above average. we should only be at around 60 degrees for this time of the year. san francisco you'll be in the upper 60s. saturday and sunday dry weather likely through monday's forecast. in terms of any rainfall the forecast has adjusted yet again. the long range look has only now the 28th with a possibility of rainfall. until this gets wand off the call lane car, i'm going to keep looking ahead to 28th and the chance of rainfall. guess up showed up for work today, the champs are back in action. the giants' pitchers and catchers reporting for duty in arizona. we have the scoop live from scottsdale next. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. levi stadium is going to be rocking. right now crews still getting the ice ready for the big outdoor game. the game is sold out. om 70,000 fans will watch the sharks take on the l.a. kings. >> john foglety and melissa ethridge, that's going to be fun. >> you know who was singing out of the best hits here? this one. >> during commercial break i was doing it. take it away. >> i'm a fan myself. it will be a good intermission show. the year has not been good to the giants yet. they missed the playoffs in 2009, '11 and '13. while of course winning world championships on the even years. the push to change all of that started today with pitchers and catchers reporting to scottsdale as the run for back-to-back titles is on. ahmed fareed joins us live. >> reporter: the giants are here. at one point we saw the entire giants outfield working out. they're not required to be here yet. the pitchers and catchers are. they're here after what seemed like a short off season to us but maybe not to them. >> you start to hit the boredom stage when you're at home. it was a short off season but i've been told a good thing. >> it ooh's great time. i think all of the players look forward to it getting back on the field and seeing each other. i know i do if. >> reporter: for some skats dale is a new experience. but what is not new is starting spring as the defending champ, something he did just last year in fort myers, florida with the red sox. >> you always come into spring training with a good taste in your mouth. there are 30 teams out there who are excited and think they have a chance to be the ball club we were able to be in 2014 >> reporter: and for others, a chance to turn the pauj on a frustrating 2014. >> i'm healthy, i feel 100%. the mentality right now is working hard and get ready for the season. >> reporter: yes. this is what we learned on report day. that hector sanchez feeling 100% that's good news. hinting that tim lincecum would start the year as a number five starter. that's all we've learned and they haven't gotten a workout in yet. they will do that starting tomorrow thank you very much. i appreciate it. playing a huge role, john panic showing no panic in the world series of the iconic double plays of the championship with the toss from the dplof. now in 2015 it's time for new leather. this time with his name on it. but it's not quite in working order just yet as ahmed found out. >> trying to break in you know put a hammer to it a little bit. >> reporter: really? >> just soften up a little bit. >> reporter: do you put a strange around it and put a ball in there under your mattress? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: that's what i did in little league. >> got to beat the glove up a little bit. teach you a lesson. >> just 11 1/2 inches that's the length of the glove. but they make them smaller apparently. it's a totally different feel of course for the second baseman who's a second year man and a starter now this spring. okay. finally, 49ers qb colin kaepernick can't seem to win when she's spending his off season in arizona working on as aspects of becoming a better quarterback. he tweeted out some details of his workout, abs, arm, jump rope et cetera. one fan stephen batman tweeted back saying abs workout won't help find open receive. to which cap fired back are you illiterate or just ignorant. to mind his own business before finishing with you got eight followers, bro. your own family don't even want to know what you're doing. get better at life. so the exchange went on. in the world of twitter most of the time especially if you're an athlete, you're better off keeping your tweets to yourself. though it's worth mentioning that fan's account now has over 1,000 followers. >> we're still getting over john panic using a ham are for his baseball glove. >> every little leaguer is going to do that now here in the bay area. >> whatever it takes. well for a full half-hour of the sports coverage you can watch sports net tral tonight at 10 clon 30. tonight at 11:00 technology helping local high school athletes take their game. it is new year's eve here but in asia to china to japan, thousands of people have spilled in the streets. our performances the whole thing. say good-bye to the year of the horse and welcome the year of the ram or the sheep. happy new year. we hope your year is filled with good health and lots of prosperity. >> everyone celebrating there. nice to see the celebrations. >> thank for joining us here. have a great evening. >> see you at 11:00. 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