♪ ♪ guess that means you can do it all. it's the chevy season of doing. now combine the all-star edition discount with other offers for a total value of $6,000. or qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 60 months plus $1,000 cash allowance on all silverado models. get to your chevy dealer and get that truck today. >> bob w.: baylor is number 15 in the country. their highest ranking in the a.p. poll since 1991. they have never won a big 12 opener on the road. they are 0-7 all time. but they have arguably the best quarterback in college football who just threw his first interception of the season to set up kansas state with the go ahead field goal with a world of time on the clock, 3:10 to go. and robert griffin is about to

get the football back. >> bob d.: kansas state struggled with kickoff coverage this afternoon a little bit. >> bob w.: salubi out to the 27 yard line. >> bob d.: even though baylor only one time-out 3:05 is no factor. it's not about time, it's about execution for baylor. number two offense in college football, potential heisman trophy guy right here. the stage is set right here. >> bob w.: mom and dad have had a lot to cheer about so far today. griffin goes to work on first down. trying to buy some time extending the play and dragged down back at the 24. arthur brown had the pick and now he gets the sack. >> bob d.: arthur brown, an explosive football player. number one linebacker in all of

high school football a couple of years ago goes to miami, transfers here to kansas state to be closer to home. that was some speed on the field to track robert griffin down. >> bob w.: second down and 13 now for rg iii. and the baylor offense. they only need a field goal. >> bob d.: that's about as slow a tempo as baylor has been in all day. >> bob w.: ganaway empties the backfield. griffin underneath bobbled, held onto by terrance williams. he's four yards shy of the first down. chapman made the stop. third down and four. >> bob d.: it goes without saying it's four-down territory. only need a field goal to win. >> bob w.: winning the heisman trophy isn't just about statistics. at some point if you're going to be the best player in college football, you have to face moments like this, and this early in the season in an opener might be griffin's moment.

third and four. handoff to ganaway. shy of the first down. it will be fourth down and two. again the stop made by arthur brown. >> bob d.: i think if you're baylor, you may use this time-out right here. because this is the game. it's a fourth and legitimate two. i think art briles is letting that clock running down a little too much right now. >> bob w.: about to go inside 1:20 to go. fourth and two. they're three for three on fourth down today -- four for four pardon me. >> bob d.: you have to think the ball will be in robert griffin's hands, either run or pass right here. >> bob w.: batted down at the line! jordan voelker knocked it down! and kansas state is about to win it!

>> bob d.: we came in here talking about contrasting styles. the flashy baylor offense, number two in the country, averaging 51 points. the methodical slow-paced kansas state. they're about ready to walk out of here with a big upset. >> bob w.: baylor will spend their last time-out with 1:05 to go. >> bob d.: a little surprised art briles didn't call time-out. he decided to go with the little jail break screen. usually you chop those defensive linemen on those plays. the offensive linemen get the hands of the defensive end down. that time they let them go up and knock it down. >> bob w.: during the time-out, let's check in with robert flores. >> dr. pepper conference update and it's the big ten conference opener for taylor martinez and the nebraska cornhuskers. you can see it 8:00 eastern,

7:00 central on abc. they visit wisconsin, ranked number seven in the country. bob. >> bob w.: all right robert. you can see ten fourth quarter points scored by kansas state. baylor has never won a road opener in the big 12. and after what has been a career day, not only for robert griffin but also for kendall wright three touchdowns over 200 yards and they're going to fall a point short. flags down. a false start in the victory formation for kansas state. >> referee: before the snap the defense hit the ball. five-yard penalty. >> bob d.: that's a little trick where the nose guard tries to hit the football before it's snapped. give a lot of credit to ray

kibble, the big defensive tackle, that forced that interception. robert griffin being hit as he threw it. but how about bill snyder. maybe the coaching job of the century here when he resurrected kansas state the first time. he's done it again. >> bob w.: it's amazing. it was a program that when he took over had gone 0-26-1 in the 27 games they had played before he was hired back in 1989. and from 1993 to 2003 he took them to 11 bowl games in a row, five-time big 12 coach of the year, and last year got them back to a bowl game in the pinstripe bowl. >> bob d.: and maybe there's some wins left for the old methodical power control the clock kind of game. >> bob w.: and that's it. >> bob d.: what a win for bill snyder and kansas state.

and how far art briles has brought this baylor program, when you say what a win to beat baylor on the road. both these programs on the upswing. >> bob w.: a fourth quarter comeback here at home for kansas state. and they win a thrilling big 12 opener over 15th ranked baylor. again, our final, 36-35. kansas state survives and wins it. lots more college football coming up later on tonight at 8:00 eastern on abc. you can tune in for number 8 nebraska and number 7 wisconsin or watch notre dame and purdue. on espn. a lot of fun as kansas state in a back-and-forth affair with baylor and the wildcats win it. so long from manhattan, kansas.

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>> good evening, everyone. i'm alan wong some law enforcement experts calling it a draw matic change in the california justice system. today thousands of state prisoners are being transfered to county jails because of jail overcrowding. nick smith is in the newsroom with more on that. nick? >> good afternoon, in may of this year, the u.s. supreme court ruled california needed to reduce its prison population by 40,000 inmates. the bill is ab 109. most people know it as realignment. the state will begin moving least dangerous inmates back to the communities they come from. this week governor brown said that county leaders are ready for realignment. >> it's bold. it's difficult. and it will continuously change as we learn from experience but we can't sit still and let courts release 30,000 serious prisoners. we have to do something this is the most-viable plan i've

been able to put together. >> the sargeant from the sheriff's office says that his county is ready for realignment but hopes funding for services doesn't become an issue. >> we do have some money upfront. but it's ongoing costs have yet to be determined. >> the funding is guaranteed in this year's state budget but brown and local law enforcement officials say they must get a constitutional amendment approved guaranteeing funding which cannot be touched by legislature. but realignment is about more than housing prisoners. it's also about providing services like health care treatment programs and probation. >> this is probably a most draw matic change in california oo. i smoke with the contra costa county probation officer by phone. he noted it did z not change course option for sentencing or amount of time a prisoner may get, it does change who will do supervision.

>> this isn't a new population these are folks coming out of prison anyway. what is different is that county is the responsible agency every year 110,000 people enter prisons and 110,000 go out. it's a broken system without understanding consequences that we're now dealing with. >> most day bai area counties plan to invest heavily in alternative treatment programs. according to adult probation department average age of a transferred parole is 39 and crimes are nonserious and nonsexual offenses. in the newsroom nick smith abc 7 news. >> the mendocino county sheriff's office says one of the largest man hunts in northern california history ended today. officials have scheduled a press conference to delease details of a 33-year-old. a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed him outside of the

woods near fort bragg this thursday he got into a chuteout -- shootout with deputies. no officers were hurt then. and three people are dead and another seriously injured after a car crash early this morning in san leandro. the driver left interstate 880 at 98th avenue driving through a dirt field before crashing between the on and off ramps. it happened around 3:00 a.m. >> our preliminary investigation shows that the driver was driving too fast. came off the off ramp too fast. and was not properly restrained inside of the car z collided into the wall. >> the chp is investigating whether alcohol was involved in this crash. alcoholic beverage containers were found in the car. the driver died in the scene along with a 20-year-old man

from san leandro. another woman taken to highland hospital with serious injury autos and we're told there are no lights or crossing arms at the intersection where dozens of passengers were injured in a train collision last night. officials say lights and crossing arms are not required on private property where the train slammed into a truck in a rural area near discovery bay. the train carrying 204 passengers from oakland to bakersfield. today all 39 who suffered minor injuries are out of the hospital. the truck drivers and passengers were not hurt. >> it was panic everyone wondering what is going on. no one heard anything for 10-15 minute as announcing it on speakers. so started to see ambulances and trucks. >> train did not derail during

the crash and continued to bakersfield around 1:00 in the morning. >> and flames destroyed a small family winery in sonoma county today. the fire started around 5:00 inside of a barn used for a noncommercial winery. fire officials say an electrical short is to blame. >> there is a building with barns full and asorted with some wine and antique furniture, fully involved. at this time it appears everything has been demolished. building and all. >> no one was hurt. the building was destroyed. crews say they were able to save three barrels of wine and the family says it's still good. they were planning on harvesting vines today. >> 15 firefighters from the newly-established belmont fire department sworn in today. the city has a stand alone department for the first time in more than three decades. today, the ba at that timin showed off equipment including a 100 foot ladder truck. the new agency is the result of the break up of the belmont

san carlos fire department. >> everybody gave up something to make this work today all temperatures gave up something for this organization to be sustainable. and successful. they gave up salary and ben fis. >> san carlos ended it's joint department after belmont declined to cover a larger portion of the fire budget. now, san carlos is teeming up to launch a fire department. >> and in just minutes president obama is scheduled to speak before the nation's largest lesbian gay and transgender civil rights organization. he will deliver the key note address at the national dinner in washington, d.c.. nearly 3000 people are expected at the dinner. the president does not endorse same-sex marriage, the group says it's honored to shairt night with the president and it looks forward to redoubling efforts achieve a quality for the gay community. >> coming up a football player so good, the team has to put a

limit on touch downs. how we're paying the price for a regulation capping bank fees for debit card purchases. >> and hi there, everyone. nice cumulus clouds over the bay now. a touch of sunshine and reports of sprinkles in the north bay today. rain returning to us next week. we'll take a look at accu-weather forecast coming up.

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you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. today, big banks must comply with a regulation capping fees they can charge for debit card purchases and now summers are -- some are

seeing higher service fees charged to their accounts. bank of america is the latest bank to say it will begin charging a monthly fee starting early next year the bank charging $5 per month when a customer uses a debate yit card and wells fargo says in november it will charge a monthly service fee of up to $15 for certain checking accounts. >> and it's a big day for palo alto based tesla motors. the car maker is set to unveil a sedan and says customers from around the world have come to the fremont factory for the big unveiling. it is a zero emissions vehicle and the price starts at $50,000 after a tax credit and is expected to hit showrooms by the middle of the year swreel a better look at the vehicle tonight at 11:00. >> yeah. >> leigh glaser is back. >> did you see sprinkles out there? >> no.

>> didn't feel it?. >> no. >> north bay a weak cold front brought sprinkles north of the golden gate bridge around san francisco, but you can see that cold front starting to shear off a bit. and there is marin headlands there. and there is lots of sunshine today. a muggy day with humidity levels up there and mild temperatures. here is a look at current readings. we're into the 7 owes still fairfield 756789 antioch 75. and novato now is 68. 68 in san francisco. half moon bay mild at 7 owe degrees. there is is scattered clouds another mild day for sunday then rain starts to move back in over the bay area heading into monday night and tuesday. and there is is a weak cold

front, you can see it shearing and this is where you can see clouds that will continue to advance overnight tonight. maybe a mist drizzle possibility of maybe sprinkles north bay communities that, is about it. for overnight temperatures mid to upper 50s antioch only getting down to 60 degrees and this is a is an area of low pressure and extending cold front. sprinkles this morning and high pressure with us tomorrow so looking for mild temperatures and partly cloudy conditions and this cold front right here is going to drop south into monday night and tuesday and expect rain to move in. and we're going to fast forward this and this is is 5:00 tomorrow night. you can see clouds starting to move in monday. check out by noon time 1:00 2:00 north bay getting wet. this is your 5:00 commute there is looks like showers

will start to filter out heading through morning on tuesday. there is a secondary storm system moving in wednesday. and by wednesday night thursday, we can be talking about snow levels below 6,000 feet. highs for sunday like today increasing clouds 75 san jose. mild half moon bay 67. mid-70s for palo alto. san francisco 67. north bay increasing clouds there. cloverdale 72. 72 novato. east bay oakland 70678973 union city. tomorrow afternoon mild conditions for brentwood and concord. temperatures there uniformed into mid to upper 70s we'll look for santa cruz mild with 70 degrees and clouds up there. getting ready for rain gear, it's back. monday night and tuesday... rain develops and it looks like wednesday right now will be the wettest day of the week

with a stronger system moving n rain could be heavy and there are gusty winds. >> enjoy the weekend while you have it. >> you're right. >> and shu is here, what are we talking about? >> the baseball playoffs have begun. and we have winners and losers thus far. i love saying thus on the air z a full play of sports, next.

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it's a diversion channel about 30 miles south of sacramento diverting water into a branch of the river. the web site reports closing the gates could help them my great upstream to spawn the move is a big victory for groups working to restore the central valley chinook salmon populations and it could happen october 4th. >> a sea lion jaywalk add cross northbound and southbound lanes of highway 101 today. it happened shortly before 7:00 in the morning. police say it ended up in a ditch near the broadway off ramp. chp closed that ramp about two hours so crew koz capture it. the 160 pound sea lion sent to the marine mammal center possibly with a broken jaw saying it's likely she strayed on from a nearby lagoon. a football player in arkansas is so good the team is only

allowing him to score a certain number of touchdowns. not only is it a great player but only 11 years old. he dominates the field at his school. that led the league to what is become known as madre hill rule named after another great football player who went on to play for arkansas razor back autos i kind of got shocked because i didn't know that that was going to happen but it did. >> and now... >> i'm okay with it. >> the school principal says the rule isn't meant to punish him, but there to help others develop on the field. the madre hill rule only applies to those grades next year he will be a seventh grader. >> didn't have invoke the rule on you in 7th grade? >> i was so good they won't let me play. >> get out. >> and baseball top of the ordererer and like the giants last year, if there is a team of destiny this year, it would be the brewers they're

hosting the game top first one off to left. there is a test and bad idea not even close. he's toast. and d backs failed to score. brawn scoring in the 4th and that is more than enough support for guy yardo smoking. the big blow by milwaukee in the 7th. prince fielder see ya. the brew crew rolling. and the fans going thuts cardinals in town for game one but silent. lang burkeman just crushes this off roy halliday. and phillies getting on the board in the 4th. there is another way incomes the 6th. ryan howard tees off and there is the phillies on top leading in the 8th. highlights coming up at 11:00.

and after a bi week the card fals back to work hosting ucla. this is a great match up should be more noise this week down on the farm. and stanford leads in rushing defense and there is ucla with 214 yards on the game on the ground. something has to give. stanford lost five straight to ucla. andrew luck is 2-0 against ucla and says stanford is ready after taking a week off. >> we shouldn't miss a beat. all guys are geared up for the cula game. it's always been a great game. a great rivalry between two schools. we've got to keep practicing hard and show up on saturdays and not make mistakes. >> and san jose state looking for their second straight win and taking on colorado state. and 12 yards first and two on

the day. 7-0 sparks. rams strike back. 41 yard td pass. san jose state now up 10-7. second quarter raymond quarter coughs it up like a fur ball spartans scoop it up and scores, and looking good second half. there is rutly... prepares to injure his left ankle and is helped off the field and did not return. going late 4th quarter game tied and third down for sparks. matt talkner drives it deep. running under for 38 under and sparks go on to win their second straight. and we'll preview raiders and patriots later in this newscast. hope to see you then. >> thank you. >> coming up a dangerous new warning a retaliation after a killing of a top al qaeda figure. the story is head z weighty issue for chris christie.

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abc has the latest. >> abc news learned the fbi is warning police around the country that the killing of the al qaeda leader could provoke revenge tacks at home. the american-born radical taken out by a u.s. force of drown drone asks aircraft that killed what u.s. officials call the most dangerous man on the planet. >> he can no longer threaten america, our allies or peace-loving people anywhere in the world. >> the country is much safer as a result of the loss of alak i. in the new bulletin the department of homeland security warns al qaeda in yemen could soon attempt to retaliate against the homeland for the death them add that because of his popularity online we are concerned that extremists may react violently. that is that he will be seen as a martyr and inspire loners

unknown admirers to tack out of revenge. a second american born terrorist perished in the attack. he edited alaki's online magazine. but there may have been another important victim too. u.s. officials believe but cannot confirm that al qaeda's top bomb maker was also killed in the attack. described as evil genius of al qaeda, the man who plotted ways around airline security. his loss would be another staggering blow to al qaeda. abc news. >> and the border patrol says agents have found 14 tons of marijuana in a remote california check point saying ate rested a truck driver near salton city about 60 miles north of mexican border. the marijuana found inside wooden crates packaged in 1100 bundles. the agency says it's one of the largest hauls ever and one

of the highway check points. >> now politics and new jersey governor chris christie, there are reports that christie is likely to make a decision about whether to jump into the race for the republican nomination within days. and before he makes up his mind he's being confronted by questions about his weight. dan harris reports. >> i struggled with my weight for a good part of my life. i'm sure many of you have. >> governor christie has been dealing with questions about his ample waist line. but now he's flirting with a presidential run, the issue is exploding. >> bring it fat boy. >> david letterman has been hitting christie so hard... he felt compelled to apologize thursday night not to christie personally. >> the translates to kids in school getting bullied well that where the fun ends. >> columnists are piling on too, one advising governor

christie to eat a salad and take a walk. another saying christie is too fat to be president. >> you've got to wonder whether a guy who has so little self-control will be able to control the congress. >> critics say he would set a bad example m a country where a third of all grown ups and 17% of children are obese. and then, there are questions about whether he is physically fit enough for the campaign trail and presidency. the governor did check into the hospital in july for asthma which he admitted was made worse by his weight. he spoke with abc's diane sawyer about struggles to exercise. >> do you have to psych yourself into it. >> just looking in the mirror fwoi okay. i've got to get healthier. >> some say criticism is unfair. first, he's not in the race yet. and more importantly they argue connecting his weight to self-control is a ridiculous general saigs.

>> he's a man accomplished a bunch of things as a lawyer now, a politician. the notion he lacks self december plin is preposterus. >> and president obama is calling on congressional republicans to justify opposition to his $447 billion jobs bill. to say what they don't like about his plan. >> are they against putting teachers and police officers back on the job? are they against hiring construction workers to rebuild roads and bridges and schools? are they against giving tax cuts to virtually every worker and small business in america? >> republicans are using their weekly address to pitch legislation reducing government red tape on businesses. the all or nothing proposals come up for consideration in the senate next month. and neither is likely to pass the divided legislature. >> and we're learning about the man who mysteriously disappeared driving driving through angeles national

forest. his family search forward six days and david wright explains how he survived and how his family may have saved his life. the 67-year-old taught his kids the importance of being resourceful. after he went missing a week ago, friday they never gave up hope. >> you went about this with hardy boys precision. >> and kids became a family bureau of investigation. >> all of us ended up kind of doing an fbi headquarters at my house. >> you must have been worried sick. >> almost like we turned into detectives and it wasn't our dad. it was survival mode. >> neither his facebook nor his bank account showed recent activity. and his cell phones last signal was in the angeles national forest. this is the spot where the car plunged into the ravine. as you can see no skid marks. no guardrail z a 200 foot drop. the kids stopped at every

switch back, calling out for their dad until finally a faint voice answered back. >> said hello again as in that beautiful voice, my dad. i said dad, is that you? >> he had three broken ribs broken arm and dislocated shoulder and crashed right next to another car that had driven off the cliff a few weeks earlier. the driver died. literally staring death in the face his only food for six days leaves and insects. >> he ate a we -- bee. he said the worst taste in his life he scratched a goodbye note on the trunk of his car, not this time. >> this brought us together on a new level. there is a bond that has been formed. and restored. >> david wright abc news california. >> and okay well now, you can overcome real stares

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daunting challenge for most people. but you can now overcome your very real fears through virtual reality. here is business and technology reporter david louie. >> for 45 years kathy hashered a fear of heights after falling out of a tree as a child. she just lived with that fear until recently lost a job. >> the first question out of the interviewer's mouth was how are you with heights? and of course i didn't answer directly or quickly. so he naturally figured out i did fear heights. >> she turned to a special clinic at kaiser permanente using virtual reality to help patients overcome phobias. with the help of a clinical psychologist linda uses head gear feeding her visual images to simulate situation that's trigger fears. >> virtual reality is more vivid than imagination but

more controlable. than real life. >> this monitor display what's linda is seeing through goggles. she's in a glass elevator then exit to an open walkway. >> look at that. how are you doing? zero to 100? what is your fear level? >> on the fear scale 100 is the highest level. she's a typical patient starts at 84 and over sessions will drop to about 24. kathy is at zero to two. >> we need to find a way to face your phobia face what terrifies you in a way that is manageable ask controlled so you're not overwhelmed and so you can lose your fear that. is where virtual reality comes in. >> imagine a person standing on a walkway like this looking down here. unable to get from one point to another because of fear of heights. real moment of truth came in a bart station platform. >> i went to the edge.

and... there was about a 50 foot drop. i just sat there. i wasn't fearful. >> virtual reality with guidance is changed kathy's live. and now kathy has a check list of things she wants to do things she once feared. >> number one is ride a ferris wheel. second one is climb ladders. >> in fremont abc 7 news. >> and lake cunningham skate park will not be closing for now. officials were able to come up with 14,000ed -- $14,000 needed. according to our media partner came from funds from naming rights at hp pavilion. >> and it looks like we're in for rain. a beautiful and sunny day out there today. but rain clouds are on the way.

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heading through the day tomorrow. here is a look at highs for sunday. 71 san rafael. san mateo 72. looking for number russ 70s towards concord and livermore. very comfortable 75 in san jose. 70s near the coast. 71 watsonville and gilroy 78. now, checking out the accu-weather forecast big changes heading into monday increasing clouds and rain develops north bay monday night and tuesday and a little bit of a break and a stronger system will bring us moderate rain wednesday gusty winds cooler temperatures. by thursday, will be out of here and we'll warm thicks back up thank you very much. and back with shu and baseball playoffs minus a's and giants. >> yeah. you had to bring that up? >> sorry. >> playoffs are underway. we'll update you on today's game. and there is a big win over

the jets. can they do it again? stick around.

shu is back. starting with baseball? football? >> starting with baseball. it's just playoffs, no giants though. baseball top of the

order. and like the giants last year there is a team of destiny this year, it could be the brewers they're hosting the d backs. there is a bad idea d backs failing to score. and there is more than enough support for guyyardo just smoking and speaking of smoking big blow in the 7th prince fielder see ya. two-run shot to right. the brew crew rolled to game one. 4-1, the final. philly fan goesing nuts. cardinals in town but styling top first lance burkeman crushes this ball off roy holiday. and there is phillies on the board. and shane victorino flying hawaiian. there is ryan how yard tees

off. and jack with phillies on top. there are highlights coming up at 11:00. and stanford cardinals back to work hosting ucla. there should be more noise this week down on the farm. and stanford leads in rushing defense but they'll be without top tacklers. ucla second in the conference 214 yards per game on the ground. so something has to give. there is andrew luck 2-0 against his career. he says stanford is ready and they're taking a week off. >> we shouldn't miss a beat. guys are geared up for the ucla game. it's going to be a great game great rivalry. and we just got to keep practicing hard. and driving practice, and show up saturdays and not make mistakes. >> there is san jose state

looking for their second winner taking on colorado state. rain mccarter coughs it up like a fur ball. 24-14, sparks at the half. scary moment. rutly injuring his left ankle and did not return. and there is on the money... how about that sparks? former raiders coach lit up the score board today. there is robert woods look at him go. that is a long way to go. 255 on the receiving end. and there is trojans with arizona 48-41 that final. great match up at the coliseum tomorrow.

raiders hosting their second opponent from afc east. tom brady and his patriots. new england. there is a struggle on defense crews giving up 4669 yards per game. and there is head coach say it won't be that easy. >> this is a patriots defensive football team. i mean... i anticipate these guys to play hard and well as they've played all year z we've got to be up to the challenge offensively. >> and stay tuned nebraska and wisconsin on deck following the game after the game with larry beil and yours truly we talk football pro and college z warriors new coo rick welch we chatted with him, an interesting guy.

>> can't wait to watch that. here is another sports story. the public getting a look inside of a new 49ers stadium in santa clara. the funding for it isn't a done deal and doesn't exist yet. the preview sent jer open giving perspective ticket holders a chance to see what they're buying. so far the team has $173 million worth of luxury suites but short fall of cash for $937 million. >> yeah oo. and he we'll be back at 11:00 tonight. thanks for staying with us.

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