>> next on abc news at 4, gun rights advocate rally against a new state law.

occupy groups across the bay area hit their streets and stand their ground, defie defying pole orders to stop camping out. plan to buy yahoo may be in the works. the news starts now. this is abc 7 news. >> good afternoon. gun rights supporters made a dramatic statement in the east bay today to protest a new state law. more than two dozen people went to a shopping mall with rifles and shotguns strapped to their shoulders. we're live in the newsroom with the reason for this. john? >> reporter: dan, it was a big attention grab ber, about 30 heavheavily armed protesters inl view of anyone who happened to be driving by. they're upset about a new state law that will prohibit them from openly carrying hand guns in public. they came with plenty of firepower to make their point. hand guns, rifles, shotguns, and

other weapons. demonstrators say the guns were unloaded, making it all perfectly legal. >> i'm trying to protect my family and the second amendment said i can do that. >> reporter: for an hour this afternoon, more than two dozen gun rights advocates geaghted in front of a mall. he heard from supporters who honked their horns and others who didn't like what they saw. >> i've got my kids in the car. i don't need them seeing guns like that. >> reporter: the group, calling it the responsible citizens of california, protested a new law signed by governor brown. beginning january 1st it will no longer be legal to openly carry an unloaded hand gun, but it will still be legally to openly carry unloaded long guns like shotguns and rifles. >> this is a direct reaction to what our government officials in sacramento have done to us. we're not out here trying to intimidate anybody or anything like that. we're saying our government is making life difficult for us. we'll stay within the law. >> i will not be carrying but i have a long gun at home, a smith

and wes son .40 caliber car bien because we're allowed to do that. >> i think it's a little scary. when you go out in public, going to public places like starbuck's, even to a 24 here, you don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's loaded or not. >> any time you see people in a suburban environment with a bunch of guns, i think it's kind of scary. >> reporter: after it was over, demonstrators walked across the street and piled into a kfc restaurant where they grabbed a drink and a bite to eat with weapons exposed for everyone to see. there was a similar demonstration in san diego today. police in san le an droa quietly watched the event from a distance. when the law goes into event, openly carrying a hand gun would be a misdemeanor. >> a woman who tried to help

after a car crash on interstate 880 died after being hit by another vehicle. the initial crash happened just after 2 this morning in hayward. the c hp said it was minor and no one was hurt. good samaritans stopped on the freeway to help and a car came and slammed into theirs, killing a 20-year-old. >> the best thing you can do is pull pul over, call for help. definitely don't stop in the lane and put yourself at risk. leave that to us. >> the other victims were taken to eden medical center and children's hospital. no further information about them is being released at this time. demonstrators demanding a change to economic policies took to the streets today across the bay area. >> in oakland, roughly thousand people took part in today's occupy rally. hundreds of protesters are still camping at a plaza outside city

hall despite a city order to leave the site by 10 last night. police issued a notice to vacant but did not -- to vacate but did not forcibly clear the crowd. in san jose at 4:30 this morning police arrested two protesters and cited a third for illegal camping at city hall. they insist the arrest were warranted because of health, safety, and as an tea sanitary . more arrest for camping are very more likely, according to a source. others concerned about their financial present and future went to college for free advice. the event was the second annual certified financial planning day at uc hastings in san francisco. if features free one on ones with credit counselors. >> in many cases it's getting worse and worse. that's why we see demonstrations happening in the streets. we see problems. we hear about problems in neighborhoods, in families, in schools, in companies.

it's everywhere. we want to help people have a chance to be successful. the one thing we can do to do that is better and more information. >> budgeting, debt management as well as how to pay for college wilwere also covered in today'st together. google is exploring the possibility of helping to finance a possible deal by other companies to acquire yahoo. google has talked to at least two private equity firms, according to today's "wall street journal", about potentially assisting them to finance a deal to buyi yahoo's core business. the journal reports google and prospective partners have had early stage discussions but haven't put together a formal proposal. no comment on the report from google or yahoo. a major announcement out of libya sets the time table for elections. tomorrow more than two months after revolutionary forces swept into the capitol, the country's leaders declare rib raition.

rebels killed long time dictator moammar qaddafi on thursday. during president obama's weekly radio address, he pledged continuing support for libya. >> we're not putting a single service member o on the ground. we achieved our objectives. soon our nato mission will come to a successful end even as we continue to support the libyan people and people across the arab world to seek a democratic future. >> libya's actin acting prime mr said he asked the acting minister of oil an finance to take over starting tomorrow. the transitional leadership said it would declare a new interim government within a month of liberation an hole election force constitutional -- and hold elections for executio constitul positions. also, a ceremony today to remember the oakland hills firestorm and more on the effort to prevent a similar disaster from happening there again. and then. >> it was running out the back

door. there was wine everywhere. >> a site that could make a wine lover weep. how thousands of bottles of red went to waste. what a gorgeous day. the view from down the looking at the city where last ou hour t was 81 degrees in san francisco, 12 to 14 degrees above average. will it last through the weekend? weekend? stay tuned.;s

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there was a 2007 fire in malibu that destroyed 14 structures. those named in friday's filing by the consumer protection and safety division include southern california edison and four cell phone companies who are accused of overloading power poles with wires and equipment, causing them to be toppled by winds in malibu canyon and sparking the fire. a spoke person for edison said the utility believes the penalties are not supported by evidence and are excessive. 20 years ago this week a firestorm ravaged the oakland hills. 25 people died from the flames. 150 more were injured. over 3300 homes were destroyed. the loss has been estimated at one and a half billion dollars. firefighters had problems from the start start. >> we've got equipment that doesn't hook up. we can't talk to one another, and you know, they've had no training and no experience in being able to fight these kinds of fires. >> mayor bates spoke today at the formal ceremony co member

commemorating the fire storm. he and other state legislators passed a bill establishing one fire unit for the oklahoma lapped hills area in hopes that such a disaster will never happen again. to see that area today, you would never know what happened there. wayne friedman knows because he covered the disaster. >> reporter: 20 years ago this was a symbolic photograph. the doorway to nowhere, although for this man it became more of a portal. >> it turned out the doorway to the future. >> reporter: he said that while remembering an east bay nightmare, the day when as a firefighter he saved multiple homes, only to learn that his own had burned. >> i might have tried to do something. i don't know. i don't know. we were already committed to where we were. >> reporter: they were committed all right. from the beginning we sensed it would be a different. the east bay hills were on fire. >> i knew that day that it was

possible that i would die and if i didn't die, i knew that others would die. >> reporter: 25 did, and yet on a day when most residents ran from the flames, oakland fire captain ran from the flames, he remembers the flames were like a dragon consuming dreams. >> it's the biggest thing i've ever faced. i can't imagine facing anything bigger. >> reporter: for those of us who lived through it, the siects and sounds of that day are seerd into memory, the futility of a garden hose. the furry of 65 miles pe fury od despite all the technology, the feeling there was nothing we could do. >> you hear a pop, and that would be a euke li tree explodi. you hear another blast, and that's a car blowing up. you hear a huge explosion. that would be a house blowing up. >> reporter: among them, this

home filled with baseball memorabilia, some of which he's been able to replace. >> i didn't think it was going to burn up. when we left the house, i told each kid, grab what's important. the rest of it is stuff. >> reporter: thousands of homes burned into the evening. >> it was chaos. there was great fear in people. and confusion and panic. >> reporter: in the shelters that night, so many questions, so few answers. >> you might see your home that was a treasure of your life that you worked on and decorated and maybe it was nobody else's palace. it was your palace. you go back and it's like somebody is wrenching your heart. >> reporter: morning revealed the awful truth coming to light in a smoky haze. only those who went through it can fully appreciate the

despair. >> i was numb. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: like everyone else, gary took the rebuilding one step at a time. to this day, he and ron remain neighbors. >> we all got nicer houses, but i don't know anybody that would trade the i newer house for the fire. >> reporter: captain david hines is still a fireman and still counting his blessings. >> it's really amazing that more people did not perish in that fire. >> reporter: there's one other footnote. after the fire, gary's high school sweetheart saw this picture among others and got in touch 30 years later. today she is his wife. >> going through life, i would never picture this for m for my. it's turned out better than i could imagine. >> reporter: life goes on 20 years later atop the burn escape. from the oakland hills, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> well, turning to the weather now, it doesn't get much better

than this, lisa. >> no. it's beautiful out there. temperatures are well above normal. i said earlier 81 degrees in san francisco. so we've got another nice day tomorrow, and we'll be looking at it coming up as we head outside. right now you'll see that not a cloud out there. a little bit of haze. that's our high pressure ridge compressing down on the atmosphere, and with that the air quality in some spots not so hot. we're looking at some warm temperatures. check it out. 83 in oakland. we're talking about 82 in redwood city, 84 in san jose. so numbers are very warm. in fact, usually we should see temperatures in the upper 60s for this time of year. we're talking 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. 24 hours ago. 11 degrees warmer than yesterday and 6 degrees warmer in the livermore valley. clear skies tonight. don't look for the fog. sunny and mild conditions to warm conditions once again tomorrow with increased fire danger headed our way by tuesday

into wednesday. some gusty offover winds. overnight tonight the winds switch to the northeast. we'll see numbers in the low 50s. san francisco this morning had some low 40s in the north bay, but a little milder tonight with the sun setting at 6:23. yes, the nights are getting longer and longer. a few puffs of fog by late tomorrow arrange along the coast. you can see in the morning hours we're clear. we're talking about more 70s in san francisco. i don't think we'll see any 80s, mid and upper 70s. 60s in half moon bay with widespread 80s returning to the east bay and the south bay. a huge dome of high pressure parked over the eastern pacific brought the mild weather. a couple lows to the north and west of us. that will bring the change nor seasonable weather -- more seasonable weather come monday. tomorrow, more warm temperatures with numbers widespread in the

80s throughout much of the bay. i think we'll see the onshore flow in the afternoon. the temperatures out of the 80s tomorrow in san francisco and i think out of the 70s at our beaches. more like 60s with a westerly wind. 78 in big sur, overnight lows have been in the upper 20s in the mountains. look for more 80s in san i santa clara. 78 in menlo park. mid 70s to low 80s, 60s on the coast. 67 in the sunset. 74 down the. north bay numbers, 80. mid 70s in the east bay. not as warm as today. down by the mont monterey bay, e talking more sun. 72 in monterey. notice the cool down comes on monday. very windy conditions tuesday and wednesday and then did you see that? a few drops by next weekend. >> nice. thank you, lisa. lots of football to talk about. larry is up next with sports.

>> we'll see if cal and stanford at home enjoyed the warmth. we'll preview the biggest test of the season for the cardinals today. can andrew luck and company remain unbeaten and blow out washington just like they did a year ago? sports is coming up next.

you can see employees running out of the way as a river of wine flooded a store near milwaukee after some shelving collapsed. the weight of 7,000 bottles of wine became too much for 78 feet of shelving. it took 15 employees and a

professional creenprofessional p to 10 to clean it up. we'll start with a preview of the stanford game. they're coming on in a few minutes. they cruised to a 6-0 record, racking up double digits wins. tonight their biggest test as they host washington. that game follows us at 5 p.m. right here on abc 7. this game figures to be a lot closer than the last time these two hooked up. stanford destroyed uw almost exactly a year ago. keith price got into that game late as a back up to jake locker. he's determined to make sure that history does not repeat itself tonight. >> i don't know if we just couldn't do nothing right or what, but we got smashed. hopefully the re results aren'te same this time. >> we didn't dwell on it too long. we didn't play too well in any

phase of the ball game. we weren't physical. we didn't execute. our efficiency in the pass game was poor. >> we will have all the highlights from the stanford game including mike sho shuman e on the field. that's why he's not here in studio tonight plus everything else in college football. that will be around 8:30 p.m. you can see the photo there. our special guest is the san jose coach here to break it down for us. the bears open 3-0. they've since dropped three straight including a couple of blowouts. a must-win game this afternoon if cal wants to go bowling at the end of the year. just down the road at at&t park they're scoreless in the first quarter. the loss of la michael james hasn't slowed yo oregon at all. no darren thomas, no la michael james, no problem. kenyon barner hits the sidelines

and he's gone. 84 yards to the house. 22-nothing ducks. meanwhile, brian bennett filling in nicely at quarterback for the ducks in place of darren thomas. nice deep ball right down the middle of the field to david paulson. oregon led 29-0 early and she ty stomp on colorado. lsu missed key players against auburn but the tigers had jarretjaredlee on the money. lsu not missing a beat at all. they look invisible these days, hammering auburn which came in ranked 45-10. clemson stays undefeated. a career day from sophomore boyd. 367 yards passing and he threw for five touchdowns and ran for another as the tigers rout north carolina 59-38 in death valley, and they improve to 8-0. news from the nfl. looks like carson palmer will

mosley be a spectator tomorrow when the raiders play the chief. palmer was acierd in th acquiree trade on tuesday. after a few days of practice, word out of oakland now is that kyle boler likely will start and get most of the playing time. maybe too much to ask of palmer who hasn't played in a game since last december. he's only had a few days throarn the play book. there's a report of palmer supposedly having a lack of velocity in his throws. the raider coach said that's definitely not the case. >> he's throwing the ball like you wouldn't believe. trust me, we wouldn't have signed him if he couldn't throw it. i think his body is good. i think he's responding. he's not sore or anything like that. his arm's alive. his mind's alive. he's done a good job. >> another pressing concern is who will be kicking for the silver and black. the kicker is questionable because of a hamstring injury.

most recently rainier has converted 76% of his field goals lifetime. jan cow ski a third better including numerous 50 yarders. the 49ers enjoying a week off. >> coming back strong, i'm sure. space junk the size i of a mini van hurling toward earth. coming up, scientists say why this unusual event seems to be happening quite often lately. a warning about a certain brand of leafy greens. it's the second spinach recall in as many days.

you're watching abc 7 news. right now in stockton reports say police have surrounded a house where the suspect in last month's hels angels funeral shooting is believed stand inside. this is patient of steve ruiz and his girlfriend. he's a suspect. homicide investigators say the girlfriend's life may be in danger. a week ago a fight broke out over a hells angel who was killed in a shootout. police believe ruiz shot and killed another member of the club. police in palo alto are

lookinasking for help. police say a woman was walking home with a friend on ra mona street thursday when the man flashed a gun and demanded the woman's purse. the robber got away in a light-colored late 1980s or early '90s chevy two-door sedan. no one was hurt during the robbery. police ask anyone with information about it to give them a call. a former employee at a hospital in burlingame faces charges in connection with theft of patient records. the documents were allegedly took from the medical center between november 2009 and september 2010. according to prosecutors, the woman told investigators she was overwhelmed by sorting them at work and brought them home to shred later. hospital officials have said most of the records contain patient name and test results. none of the information was apparently miss used.

she's scheduled to be arraigned on monday. secretary of state hillary clinton is warning iraq to ensure the safety of americans who will remain in the country. the secretary is o on the final stop of a week-long seven-nation overseas visit. she agreed yesterday's announce announcement of u.s. withdrawal from iraq begins a new relationship with baghdad. >> we expect to have about 1700 americans in iraq committed to our ongoing political, diplomatic, economic and security partnership, and we expect to have appropriate security for all those americans who are serving. >> clinton urged others to help rebuild and secure afghanistan, especially with american troops leaving over the next three years. another heads up today from space scientists. for the second time in a month, a satellite is set to smack into the earth.

normally space objects reenter the atmosphere just once a year, and just like last time, where it goes, nobody knows. here's the report. >> reporter: it's a simple matter of physics. what goes up must come down, and what's predicted to come down this weekend i is a massive gern satellite, plummetin plummetingo earth from space. 3-2-1. >> reporter: it was launched for the european space agency by nasa on an unmanned delta rocket from florida in 1990. its job was to map all sources of x-rays up in space. it spanned roughly 100,000 stars, super novas, and it's job is done. it's now space junk. this sounds lie deja vu. >> that's just the way statistics work. i don't know how better to explain it. sometimes you get things grouped together, but actually, it is a

little smaller than you are. we get maybe a few more than one a year. >> reporter: scientists say it's not able to predict the reentry. the uncertainty decreases as the moment of entry approaches. they won't know until an hour or two before the fact. where will it land, anywhere from 53 degrees north to 53 degrees south which pretty much covers most of our planet. >> and the latest estimates are the satellite will crash to earth between tonight and 5 tomorrow morning, but there's no real need to fear. the odds are 1 in 14 trillion that any one of the nearly 7 billion people on planet earth will be hit by a piece of space junk. for the second day in a row, bagged spinach is being recalled.

fresh and easy neighborhood market is recalling the spinach because it could be contaminated with listeria. no illnesses have been reported. one bag tested positive. fresh and easy has three stores in the bay area. anyone with questions can call the number there at the bottom of the screen. that's 1-800-648-8622. just yesterday 500 bags of spinach produced by church brothers were recalled due to salmonella concerns. all of that spinach was shipped to grocery stores in los angeles. well, some people don't save the creepy crawly stuff just for halloween. they make it a career. up next, the dwurs o adventuresa

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some breaking news now. the cmp tells abc 7 says a crash between a small bus or van and a motorcycle has closed down all eastbound lanes of highway 580 at 150th street in accuracy trcastrovalley. there's an injury to the cyclist. the lanes will likely be closed for the next half hour. if you plan to use that stretch of 580, you're advised to find another route. researchers with the california academy of scientists in san francisco are just back from a grand adventure. they spent several weeks in the filphilippines looking for and finding hundreds of creatures no one has discovered before. abc 7 was there. dan ashley has more on the part of the trip. bug patrol. >> charles is a real life spider man, an expert on arack nid behavior, evolution, and webs.

one of the critical tools of his trade is corn starch. >> we use this to find the spiders and to stay the architecture and the behaviors. >> reporter: this web was made by a female. >> it's a very pretty spider. >> reporter: many of the biewts in the forest are harder to find so charles has a team of bug detectives. bay area students work along side phillipin scientists. the team is in a rain forest in the hills above the university of philippines. >> a lot of the best hunting happens at night. >> they're more active at night, so if you go around when you have a good light, you can see a lot of stuff. >> reporter: as it gets darker, the noise from sic cicadas is hd

to hear anything else. they have an organ that vibrates very cast to create the sound. many bugs are easy to catch in the dark. they fly right to a big sheet with a light on it. this spider is known for the extreme size difference between the the female. she's the big yellow one, and the male. he's the little red guy. for creatures that are a little sneakier, you need a local forest expert like mark. >> oh, my gosh. this fellow may be hand some, but his real value tonight is that he led the team to a giant spider right nearby. >> this is the biggest one i've ever seen. >> reporter: this millipede caused a lot of excitement. dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> just fascinating. the academy o of scientists mada

remarkable trip to the philippines. we have much more to share with you. you can see it on reefs to rain freftsforests, the great expedi, tonight on abc 7. getting to today's cal game was a bit of a challenge for some fans. ahead, why they had to take another form of transportation to get to at&t park.;s

people paid up to $74 to reserve tickets to see the lord

of the rings, but this is something special. the screening features a live orchestra and chorus, and while you may not be able to see it, abc 7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez has our preview. the film is epic in scope. the miewfng i music is heroic a. we're about to experience it in a new way. while the fellowship of the ring is shown on a 60 foot screen, 200 musicians and singers play the score. >> it's what we refer to jokingly as the composer's revenge edition. the music is up front. >> doug adams is the author of the book. he said hearing the score live gives a new perspective to the film. >> we represent in music everything in the creative world. >> the music can be forebodying or heroic.

or light and leer cal. the composer wrote everything from silence of the lams to mrs. doubtfire. he has his own personal voice musically. the orchestra provides the voices. sound equipment is adjusted for a concert hall experience. they provide subtitles since the music drowns out the actors' dialogue. hd projectors are adjusted. while the music must be precise, it has to convey the depth of the film's story. >> it's a wonderful human story. you think we always matter to people, the idea of friendship persevering and love and hate. i think that people always care about. >> reporter: the performance is part of a 9-city west coast tour. the other two films in the trilogy will be shown in the next two years. >> love that movie.

lisa is back with the forecast. >> gorgeous weekend. if you didn't get a chance to enjoy the day, you can head outside and see the sunshine. the view from mount tam. no fog to speak of. the sun setting 6:23, up tomorrow at 7:26, so yeah, get out there and enjoy it. we have much cooler temperatures on the way for next week, but our offshore flow, our light offshore flow continues tomorrow. 77 in san francisco. the high so far, 81. 83 in oakland. 85 in livermore, so these numbers are well above average. 24 hours ago we were 13 degrees cooler in san francisco, so everyone enjoying a much warmer day. hopefully you like that kind of thing. clear skies tonight, no fog to speak of. sunny and mild again to warm tomorrow, so plenty of 80s again. the winds will switch to a slight onshore component late in the day. increased fire danger next week. only one day with an onshore push that will be monday.

we'll coul cool off and then pes some very gusty winds after that. overnight lows tonight in the low 50s for cloverdale, santa rosa. we're in the mid to low 40s this morning. oakland and san francisco, upper 50s, sa san jose, nice night. not too cool. by tomorrow morning we'll be mosley clear. the fog along the shore line. after season 1u7b rice you -- au notice 70s an 70s and 60s taking ship. the high pressure ridge not going away yet. in fact, it's going to stay with us another day. it begins to shift ever so slightly to the east tomorrow, and that will provide a slight wind shift late in the day, but still we're talking a very comfortable afternoon. if you don't like it too warm, and then we're looking at a trough to move on in, the high to build behind it. that will bring gusty winds come

tuesday and wednesday. 82 tomorrow in sacramento. haze in the atmosphere. perhaps you're noticing. 77 in yosemite. back home, more 80s in ciewrpty knowcupertino. some mid 60s here. lots of sun, but by the afternoon a bit breezy. 67, sunset district. mid 70s tomorrow down the. average high in the upper 60s, so still well above normal. 82 in santa rosa. 770 mid 70s in oakland. inland east bay, not much of a change here with 8 85 in danvile and 86 in livermore. down in the monterey bay, not quite as room. your accu weather 7-day forecast, another day of 80s around the bay and inland and cooler with fog on monday. offshore winds tuesday and

wednesday could be quite gusty. increasing clouds, maybe some rain by this time next weekend. >> a little change. thanks, lisa. well, some fans tried to get to today's cal game were forced to take a different route. a ferry was having mechanical problems, so the city turned to buses to get people from the ferry terminal to at&t park. the buses will also bein pick up people at second and king street. larry's back now with more from sports. >> hopefully they'll be enjoying the ferry ride back home after a cal victory. things have been a bit shaky. we'll show you cal plus a look ahead at the kickoff of the stanford-washington game coming up here in a few minutes on abc 7. who is starting at quarterback for the raiders tomorrow. is carson palmer ready to go?

good afternoon. we're counting down to the kickoff of stanford versus washington at the top of the hour here on abc 7, now 7 minutes and counting. this is a battle of the top 25 team. stanford with the nation's longest unbeaten streak at 14 in a row. this game last year was no close. 41-0. current huskies starting quarterback got a taste of that game late as a backup to jake locker. he's expecting a much closer contest this time around. >> i don't know if we just couldn't do nothing right or they did everything well but we got smashed, so hopefully the results aren't the same this year.

>> didn't dwell on it too long, but we just didn't play well, you know. in any phase of the ball game. we weren't physical. we didn't execute. our efficiency in the pass game was poor. >> washington's a lot better this year. mike will join us live from the farm and he'll have the highlights and the post game interviews on lexus after the game around 8:30 p.m. our special guest in the studio will be the san jose state head coach. if they want to make a bowl game, the bears have to turn it around this afternoon. both teams are looking for their first pack 12 victory. scoreless second quarter. zack maynard to his brother, keenan allen. you don't want to go airborne. he gets knocked out of bounds. that's very dangerous. cal finishes the drive with the drive up the middle. he loved scoring against his old

high school buddies that played to the back in utah. oregon and california, even ravelly coulralphy could not ste attack. they have so many guys like kenyon barner who goes 84 yards down the sidelines. it was all oregon, 22-0. brian bennett, got news for you. he might be better than darren thomas, the normal starting quarterback. david paulson in stride. it was all oregon over colorado 45-2. from the nfl, after all the buzz about carson palmer immediately jumping in as the starter at qb for the raiders, hang on. it likes lik looks like kyle bol start. game time decision. there were reports that the raiders had concerns about palmer making high velocity throws. jackson said that is definitely

not the case. >> he's throwing the ball like you wouldn't believe. tuft me, he's out of here. we wouldn't have signed him if he couldn't throw. i think his body's good. i think he's responding. he doesn't seem sore or anything like that. his arm's alive. his mind's alive. he's done a good job. >> in addition to the quarterback question, the raiders have some concerns as far as who's kicking. the regular kicker has a hamstring problem. dave rain r5e rainier has made t of his field goals. of 13 on the season. to the ice now. the sharks continuing on their east coast road trip in boston this afternoon. formeformer bruin joe thornton celebrated his 1,000th game in new jersey. the steal, the feed. top shelf.

that was 72 seconds into the game to make it 1-0 sharks. that's the score right now in boston. again, a complete wrapup of the stanford washington game around 8:30 on lexus after the game. >> sounds great. thank you, larry. that does it for us here on abc 7 news at 4. thanks for joining us. saturday night football is you p next. enjoy the game. our next newscast tonight is at 11:00. connect 24/7 a