difference against oklahoma state. >> no passing touchdowns. has to make smart decisions against the cowboy defense. again, no ryan broyles on the field. jones has to be careful with the football. >> see you at 8:00.

>> i am suspending my presidential campaign. >> next on abc-7 news, it's plan b for herman cain, he is dropping out of the race for president' but is not going away. >> i'm going to get my house back. they're going to give me my house back. >> and focusing on foreclosures. tenants rights group teamed up with "occupy" sf protesters. >> herman cain suspends his presidential campaign. good afternoon. >> herman cain has fallen in the polls after allegations of an

affair and seeks all harassment. here's the latest. >> today was the end of the line for herman cain. >> i am suspending my presidential campaign because of the continued distraction, the continued hurt caused on me and my family. >> for several weeks cain has been battling allegations of sexual harassment and a 13 year long extramarital affair. he says extensive media coverage forced his decision. >> here's why it hurts. because my wife, my family, and i, we know that those false and unproved allegations are not true. >> it's been a roller coaster campaign ride for the former pizza ceo who has never held

elective office. cain burst to the top of the republican field but plummeted in the poles in the wake of these allegations. one month ago he was at the top of the field in iowa. but the latest polls put him in the single digits. cain said he was at peace with himself and his family and vowed to carry on his fight. >> the nine-nine-nine plan. it's not going away. >> cain's implosion narrows the field of republican presidential hope philadelphias. newt gingrich and mitt romney are leading the pack. >> i don't think people have settled down to decide who they're going to support in the nomination process. >> now the scramble is on to win over cain's supporters. abc news, washington. >> alan: back in the bay area, strong wind gusts may have caused a fire in santa rosa. it burned a large barn filled with antiques and a motorhome. it's possible a line hit a barn

and sparked the fire. water trucks were called in. firefighters say they faced a number of hazards. >> we had several propane tanks, several stored vehicles, several outbuildings, several exposures, and a wind exposure. >> three nearby homes had to be evacuated but no one was hurt. on investigation continues into the cause of that fire. and a high wind advisory here is over but it's still pretty windy out there. meteorologist leigh glaser has been tracking the wind and is here live with more. >> leigh: the good news is the offshore winds, starting to subside a little bit. still get something pretty good gusts out there. especially in the north bay. santa rose sack gusts, 33 miles-per-hour. napa, gusts 'at 35. fairfield, gusty at 33. livermore, gusts out of the

north at 22 miles-per-hour. and oakland, the higher elevations, getting those north to northeasterly gusts at 31 miles-per-hour. starting to subside elsewhere. novato, easterly winds at 8 miles-per-hour. the winds are going to come down tonight. temperatures with less wind will mean colder numbers for all of us. the forecast is coming up. >> we have been dealing with strong winds but the brunt of the storm blew through southern california and created a mess. >> now the cleanup has begun. pasadena, streets strewn we debris, inmates clearing out the debris. >> the red cross has opened centers providing food and aid to people faked by the wind storm. >> we have more than 100 crews out. we expect those crews -- those crews have been called from as far away as utah, arizona, and bishop, to help restore power.

>> much of the debris has been pushed aside. but cleanup crews are working around the clock. powerlines toppled. homes devastated by downed trees. semi trucks all over the freeway. at lax, lights went out at all nine terminals at once, and transformers spit fire as the violent winds created a path of destruction. blustering winds in parts of utah and colorado blew at over 150 miles-per-hour. but california saw the worst of it. >> that was ginger shi reporting. at home, santa cruz county was one of the hardest hit areas and crews are continuing to work. as of this morning, 98 hundred

residents didn't have power. >> alan: "occupy" sf protesters are marching through the streets right now. we're live at their encampment at justin herman plaza with the latest. >> reporter: "occupy" san francisco is holing its weekly march and protest today. but today they're doing something a little different. they're marching to neighborhoods in the city in order to protest evictions and foreclosures there. >> "occupy" san francisco took to the streets this morning at 11:00 a.m. they marched into the bay view hunters point district, an area that experienced a high number of evictions and foreclosures, and they marched with union representatives who are striking at local hotels and they were jointed by tenants rights advocates, protesting the roll of bank in tenant evictions. one area is the tender line, which chris daly represented for ten years and jointed the protest. >> neighborhood i represented on the board of supervisors for ten years, you could see how

speculators took buildings, where working class people were raising their families, were struggling to get by day-to-day in one of the most expensive places in the country to live. >> the marchers are coming in from the four locations, including the mission district and civic center plaza. they are joining here today in just a little while for a large rally. we're getting reports they're also protesting and gathering outside the wells fargo bank on market street. san francisco police have been following the protesters since 11 am this morning and we haven't received any reports of arrests or vandalisms. we'll have more on today's "occupy" sf at abc-7 news at 11:00. reporting live, on the embarcadero. >> alan: earlier today a coalition of occupiers and housing rights organizations

marched to san francisco's bay view district. the focus of the march was foreclosures. protesters rallied in front of a bank of america branch and presented officials with a list of demand that were faxed to the executive offices. >> the pressure will continue until they are finally forced to leave our communities once and for all. this is an open negotiation. theirs is their opportunity to save whatever face they possibly can with the community because the community ain't having notice more. that's the point. >> in short, they want more affordable housing. according to organizers, the bay view struggle has experienced a high rate of evics and suffers from redder to landlords. >> police officerses infiltrated the "occupy" l.a. encampment the weeks before a raid. more than a dozen undercover officers joined the encampment to determine if they were going to use weapons against the officers. they tried to blend in.

the l.a.p.d. refused to comment on the record and police are downplaying the significance of the undercover work since "occupy" meeting are public and easily tracked. nearly 300 people were arrested on one day in a predawn raid. >> service is back to normal for cal transafter two people were killed on the tracks. the deaths occurred an hour apart this morning. the first just after 11:00 when a man on the tracks was hit at the cal train station in palo alto. the second was north of men -- menlo park when another person was struck. 16 people have been killed on cal trains tracks this year. >> the effort to build a 49er stadium in santa clara. >> plan planners cleared their larger financial obstacle. >> some star athletes are putting a little spark until the

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stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire that started between two buildings in the bay view descrifnlgt it happened around 9:15 this morning on ingerson avenue. the red cross is now assisting the fire victims, four people, including a child, plus three dogs. >> the public will have an opportunity to give its opinion been a funding deal to build a new 49ers stadium in santa clara. the city will hold public hearings on thursday and tuesday to talk about a development agreement announced yesterday. bank of america, gold map sakes and u.s. bank agreed to loan the city and the team $850 million needed to build the 1 billion decide football stadium next to great america.

construction could begin as soon as next year. >> opponents of the plan to build a ball park in san jose for the a's have filed a lawsuit to block it. the suit claims the city council had no right to sell the a's on option to buy public land at half market value. the group includes the san jose giants minor league team which has exclusive territorial rights to sap -- san jose. the suit cop contents the action was without voter approval. >> nfl players and alumni are taking part in what has become a bay area holiday tradition. the 17th annual jerry rice toy drive begins collecting toys. people are encouraged to drop off new unwrapped toys and they just might get to meet nfl players like former 49ers brent jones and wide receiver josh morgan. >> last year we donated toys to 25 bay area organizations, and

this year we're very proud to say that we're going to be able to service 28. >> we're told jerri rice may not make it this year but he did sign 400 football card for the first 400 people to donate a toy. toys can be dropped off at 1426 burlingame avenue. donations are accepted during the week as well. >> we have had plenty of sunshine, just a lot of wind. >> leigh: the wind gusts starting to come down, and tomorrow, less wind. that's going to translate to cold temperatures tonight as well as a little cooler tomorrow. stunning, stunning, stunning visible. high definition sutro cam. my goodness. it was a terrific day today. albeit breezy, windy, depending on those gusts. all because of the low centered in southern california. also high pressure to the west. presenting itself a tight weather gradient which is bringing us the northeast winds

and keeping the visibility just amazing out there. the clouds well off the coast. just updated. these wind gusts -- clearly you can see it's already starting to go down. out of the north in nap pavment the highest gusts, fairfield, 37. gusts to 18 in livermore. elsewhere, northeasterly, 10sfa. 8, half moon bay. so everything is starting to calm down temperaturewise. those northeasterly winds still bringing us mild weather. so 63 in san francisco. oakland, you're topping right now, 65. 62 san jose, 60 in livermore and antioch. decreasing wind overnight. it's going to be much colder as well. the possibility of maybe some inland fog. sunny and slightly cooler for sunday, and then the wind request -- windy weather is going to return on monday, and the winds will be easing up tonight, givingway -- giving way

to cold temperatures. tomorrow, sunshine, temperatures cooler by two to four degrees, and definitely tonight, 40s or 50s, into the 30s, 38 napa, 49, san francisco. interior east bay, antioch, 49. 37 for livermore, and san jose, still a little breeze y, 40 degrees. here's the setup. the low pushes off towards the east. high pressure will bring us a dry weather pattern, all week long next week. as we head into monday, this low is going to develop and that is definitely going bring us another windy event as we head into monday and tuesday. highs for sunday, 62 for san jose, saratoga. 58 for half moon bay. low 60s for the peninsula. 58 for san francisco. still plenty of sunshine. north of the golden gate bridge,

61 for napa. east bay, 61 for oakland. fremont, 62. interior east bay,over been spoiled, mid-60s the past couple of days. tomorrow, up are 50s to low 60s, and more of a westerly wind component. so 59. 51 for concord, and 62 for watsonville. the next seven days, keeping it dry. in fact the next ten to 14 days, long-range forecast model suggests a dry pattern. the wind will pick up on monday, lingering through tuesday, and then just kind of upper 50s to near 60 degrees, but a dry week ahead next week. >> thank you, leigh. >> alan: let's talk to shu. college football season coming to an end. >> wrapping up. looking for a bowl opportunity. championship saturday. conference title games all over the country. the biggest, lsu and georgia for a potential 0 spot in the national title game for the tigers. we take a tour of college campuses next in

>> mike: georgia has the final shot of knocking off lsu in the sec title game. the tigers are undefeated. an lsu win, they're in the bcs title game. georgia wins they head to the sugar bowl. tigers looking dejected. aaron murray, to white. great throw, 12-yard touchdown, georgia up 10-0. same score second quarter when matthews steps up. great block, 59 yards. watch this replay at the end. hands the ball off to the ref before crossing the line. no one caught it. hilliard, bowl through the line, 15 yards for the touchdown. lsu up 28-10 in the fourth

quarter. >> houston's hoping to lock up a bcs game but a strike of sullivan, davis, 279 yards, four t.d. passes. picked off by thornton. keenum through two picks. houston loses. >> griffin trying to seal the heisman from luck. on the money to williams. griffin, 291 yards passing. bears beat the longhorns, 48-24. >> kansas state looking to keep their big twelve title hopes alive against iowa state. 85 yards and two touchdowns. 'in the fourth, 23 yards, hubert. passes to the outside. dives over the pylon.

that's the difference. wildcats, inch closer to a bcs bowl with a 30-23 victory. >> k-state gates a share of the big 12 title as oklahoma beats oklahoma state right here on abc-7. stick around for our final after the game with larry larry beil d yours truly. >> kudos to the nfl and mcclain has some 'splaining to do. officers arrested him on thursday. he is expected to play tomorrow against the dolphins. raiders have listed him as questionable. he is being charged with four misdemeanors after allegedly assaulting an individual, holding a gun to his head and firing a shot next to his ear in alabama. this attorney denies the linebacker was even involved in a fight. either way, hue jackson isn't happy. >> i'm disturbed by this. anything that hurts this organization or hurts this football team, and what we talk

about and what we're trying to become, i'm very disturbed. >> mike: stay tuned. tee it up in thousand oaks where a familiar name is atop the leader board, tiger woods. the chevron world challenge. tiger's lead evaporates. headed to the drink. one of five bogeys on the day for tiger. on 16, tigers approach. ball is right in the creek. tiger is one stroke back of zach johnson. al had two eagles, including one on 18. johnson, 4-under 68, one-stroke lead over tiger heading into sunday. college hoops. north carolina visiting kentucky. terrence jones at the rack. barnes knocks down two tar heels by nine. the cats go on a tear. the big triple. kentucky by five. one more chance for the heels. the shot is blocked. zoehler, kentucky hangs on to

win. >> 49ers can clinch a playoff spot. you heard me. we have preview later in the newscast. haven't said that in ten years. >> alan: thanks a lot. >> two weeks away from finishing his tour of duty, a community remembering a young man from san jose who gave his life for his country. >> going after minors for the death office their parents. the state is going too far in this attempt to recoup overpayment of state -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's

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>> the parents of national guard soldier sean wall-laid their son to rest. the is the 29th member of the california national guard to die in iraq or afghanistan since 9/11. lisa amin gulezian was theres' spoke with his mother. >> the sorrow and the signs were all there. another american soldier has fallen. this time it was 21-year-old sean walsh. >> it's the hardest day of my life. not the worst. but the hardest. >> the worst was november 16th the day the california army national guardsman died after a mortar attack on his base in eastern afghanistan. he and his unit were due home in just two weeks, and it wasn't supposed to be like this. >> sean was a masterpiece. thank you for sharing him with

the rest of us. sean michael walsh was a wonderful son and a great friend. >> it's difficult to be here right now. insure but it's important for us all to be here. >> the pain spans across several generations and departments because the specialist touched so many lives. walsh was an explorer for the santa clara police department and hoped to return to the department one day as a k9 officer. he said this during an interview with santa claire are police as a teenager. >> i want to be an explorer because i love law enforcement. >> but his immediate goal was to attend college in the spring and to spend time with his mom. >> he touched so many people. i've heard so many wonderful things about you. i'm truly blessed to have been your mother and i'm grateful for all the time we had together. >> it was hero's farewell as police, military, friends and family, led the procession to

oak hills funeral home, sean walsh's final resting place in honor of her son, sherrill walsh started the sean walsh k9 memorial fund. her goal is to raise enough money to buy another doing for the santa clara police department's k9 unit. >> right now oaklandlight are detaining five people in connection with a shooting that injured seven people, including a one-year-old boy. he remains in critical condition at children's hospital. his parents retained a patients rights attorney because of a dispute over high -- high his car. he was shot last week. no one has come forward to identify the shooters desspike the fact that the incident took place in a crowded parking lot at 6:00 p.m. >> the oakland police department is hiring and holding its first police academy since the department laid off officers

last year. the ten trainees will begin monday morning, total of 25 positions will be created. four will be filled by rehiring officers already laid off. the mayor's office says the new officers will be stationed near middle schools and their job will be to get to know the kids and make sure they get too and from school safely. >> the president of the state senate is calling for an immediate halt of the policy that forces children to repay their patients' past welfare debts. the department of social services says state law mandates counties first go after adults when speaking a refund of overpaid welfare benefits, then go after anyone in the family who was helped in the case, even children. that policy has led to a lawsuit against the california department of social services. our capital correspondent reports from sacramento.

>> ed needs to stop. >> clarence has never faced a debt collector like this. he received a letter from the welfare office this you're, saying his 14-year-old great-granddaughter, irene, owes nearly 3,000 decide for benefits her mother should not have gotten while pregnant with irene. now irene's current $334 a month government aid is being cut until the debt is paid. >> i never knew that. they go every people and don't pay child support but not children. >> jamie h is now a college student and she got a demand letter to pay back benefits her family received when she was 16 years old. her wages and tax refund are now being garnished. money she needs for school. >> obviously the state's gone out-of-bounds on this. it's just overzealous. >> the western center on law and poverty has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the two girls. it wants the state to stop this practice that has been going on for years.

>> they're allowed to recover from the parents or grandparent if they're part of an assistance unit but there's nothing in state law says you can take money back from a child. >> the california department of social services says it's sensitive to the overpayment issue, but state law mandates that counties first go after the adults associated with the case when seeking a refund of benefits. quote, when those efforts are fully exhausted the county is required to seep reaccumulate from -- recoupement of any member of the case. >> they're supposed to protect the child. why would the state do that to the child? >> the lawsuit wants wants the e to refund money it collected from children for welfare date. often times the overpayments were do to a clerical error in sacramento, abc-7 news. >> san francisco is trying to improve its reputation this holiday season. >> just ahead, the effort to curb bad behavior and make the

streets safer. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> 30 years of h.i.v. protection was celebrated today in san francisco. sheryl has been following the efforts of the first camp for h.i.v. infected children and the campers for nearly 30 years. she spoke today with one of the former camp efforts she has followed since preteen days. >> my health is great. i take four pills a day. i'm full of energy. i'm very energetic, i work. i spend time with my friend, with my boyfriend, i party. i have a pretty happy life. >> in the 80s, kids with h.i.v. didn't live past age three. the disease was a death sentence. now mode indication and

education help those manage what is now a chronic disease. in africa, over 2 million children are infected with h.i.v. >> san francisco's district attorney is cracking down on people who violate traffic laws and that includes bicyclists. vick lee has a story from union square. >> oops. i stopped for the pedestrian and got hit from behind. >> too close for comfort. >> you're playing with your life. >> are you crazy? >> every year, over 800 people in this city get hit by cars on our streets. that's unacceptable. >> so unacceptable that it's giving san francisco a terrible rep. >> san francisco has as high a rate of injuries of pedestrians and cyclists that other cities do,, municipal pats.

>> the district attorney is asking everyone to slow down and follow traffic laws, especially during this holiday season. >> it's an annual message, but this year it carries more significance when the past six months, four pedestrians have died from traffic accidents, and the holiday season is the perfect storm for even more fatilities. >> merry christmas. >> there will be more shoppers, traffic, and shorter days. the ohio -- holiday message? slow down. >> if you're going 30-miles-an-hour, you're six times more likely to kill that person than if you're going 20-miles-an-hour. just 10-miles-an-hour makes a difference. >> jay walkers and drivers aren't the only offenders. bicyclist are culprits, too. >> in the last four years the number of people biking has increased 58%. >> the d.a. is prosecuting randolph inge, a bicyclist who ran a red light and killed a pedestrian on the embarcadero. he has been charged with misdemeanor manslaughter.

the mayor's task force on pedestrian safety is almost ready with a plan to increase safety on the streets. >> the goal is to reduce fatal injuries. >> so don't be a red-light runner. okay, you made a mistake but don't do it again. vic lee. abc-7 news. >> facebook admits it mades miss stakes when it came to users privacy. >> the social net work in trouble with the federal government for going public with private information about you. >> on "7 on your side", the top three money-saving coupon web

>> facebook joins google and twitter in an agreement to a privacy settlement. facebook has been violating the privacy of its users after promising to protect them. >> users can control their privacy settings, but the federal trade commission claims facebook wasn't honoring them or was changing them without notice. >> on numerous occasions it violated privacy commitments to its hundreds of millions of users. the settlement order ensures this should never happen again. >> the ftc says facebook promised not share personal information with advertisers, but it did and also gave third-party publications full

instead of limited access to personal dat tamp even when users deleted their account, photos and videos were still accessible. eric goldman is director of the high-tech law institute at santa clara university. >> we expect companies to respect privacy, and translating that respect for privacy into an operational process is where companies sometimes can go astray. >> tastebook -- tastebook ceo posted, we have made a bunch of mistakes. i'm committed to making facebook the leader around privacy. facebook has 800 million users worldwide, 200 million in the u.s. the settlement calls for the appointment of two chief professor officers, 20-year government audit of its privacy practices and a $16,000 fine per day for each violation. >> privacy is important. i don't -- very careful what photos i put on, and just -- i

try to be as careful as possible. >> facebook now joins google and twitter to agree to ftc privacy settlements. hough, analysts worry these large social media companies have been hobbled. >> the smaller companies, the startups, have more ability to innovate because they're not dealing with a bunch of bureaucracies telling them what to do. >> the critics argue facebook could have fought this in court but does not want any distractions when it goes public, probably next year. >> leigh is checking on the weather. >> leigh: let's show you the live shot from the east bay. looking west. nice setting sun there. in fact, kris -- crystal clear visibilities across the bay area, thanks to the offshore winds pushing the fog off the coast. winds starting to die down a

little bit. decreasing. in fact here's a look at our current wind gusts, fairfield, gusts out of north at 37 miles-per-hour. still quite breezy, livermore valley area, the gaps there with gusts to 18 miles-per-hour. san jose, gusts to 12. elsewhere, sitting at 10 miles-per-hour or below, which means we're getting a wind shift. those westerly winds, breezy, winds will redevelop overnight tonight. a cooler wind direction, and also going to mean cooler temperatures for us tomorrow. still holding some mild temperatures right now. san francisco, 63. 60, fairfield. livermore, 60 right now. son jose, 62. and los gatos, 59 degrees. so here's a look at our highlights for the next five days. decreasing wind overnight and that's going to allow temperatures to bottom out. much colder tonight. the possibility of maybe even some inland fog out there. sunny and cool for sunday. and then another windy weather episode will return as we head

into monday and monday night. lows tonight, 40s or 50s buzz, arrest, 30s in extreme north bay locations, 38 for napa. the wind is going to die down, going to be clear and still out there. 49 for san francisco. 30s in concord and antioch. 40 degrees tonight for san jose. lower pressure, high pressure to the northwest, and low pressure to the southeast. helping to bring us that tight wind gradient. this is going to push to the east and that's going to ease our wind pattern. so look for that overnight tonight. the winds decreasing, high pressure in control for at least the next five to seven days so dry weather pattern. another low is going to delve near the sierra, and that is going to return those offshore winds to us as we head into monday and monday night and early tuesday morning so we'll keep you updated. highs for sunday, more of a western wind pattern.

temperatures will be cooler, san francisco, 58 degrees. plenty of sunshine. livermore, 60. 62 for san jose. 62 for morgan hill and watsonville and salinas. the seven-day forecast, keep it dry all next week. the wind picks up as we get into more offshore wind pattern, again on monday, monday night and tuesday, when gusts to about 40 miles-per-hour. wind advisories will be issued on monday for that event. otherwise, just plenty of mild and dry. >> alan: well, whether you're shopping online or hitting the mall. coupons can be a great way to save money. >> the problem there is are so many coupon sites it can get confusing. michael finney shows the winning strategy. >> coupons are part of shopping as credit cards. >> it's funny, your not going online and looking for coupons you're leaving free money behind

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>> mike: start off with college football, georgia has the final shot of knocking off lsu. the tigers are undefeated. the dogs won ten straight. if lsu wins, they're in the bcs title game. if georgia wins, sugar bowl. first quarter, aaron murray to aaron white, georgia in10-0. same score second quarter. matthews steps up on the punt

return. he's gone. 59 yards. watch this. at the goal line, tosses the ball to the official before he crossed the plane. nobody caught it. 10-7 georgia at the half. tigers take over the in the third. hilliard bowls through. lsu leads 35-10 late in the fourth quarter. looks like they're on their way to the bcs title game. >> houston case keenum hoping to lock up a bowl game but davis stole the show. davis, 279 yards, four t.d. passes, golden eagles at the half. things got no better for ken numb and company. keenum, through two picks today, and southern miss stuns houston 49-28. >> baylor quarterback robert griffin iii trying to steal heisman votes from luck. griffin accounts for 291 yards passing two tds and two

rushing tss. coming up here, oklahoma and oklahoma state, kansas state gets a share of the big 12 if oklahoma beats oklahoma state. and join us on "after the game" around 8:30. >> nfl. raiders linebacker rolando mcclain has and 'splaining to do. he was arrested in miami, and is expected to play tomorrow against the dolphins. raiders listed him as questionable. he is charged with four misdemeanors after allegedly assaulting an individual, holding a gun to his head, then firing a shot next to his ear on wednesday. in his home down in alabama where he was arrested. his attorneys denies the linebacker was involve in a fight. raiders head coach hue jackson isn't happy. >> i'm disturbed by everything. anything that hurts this organization or hurts this football team and what we talk

about and what we're trying to become, i'm very disturbed by it. >> and weather rolando starts will be a game-day decision. >> the 49ers have not been to the playoffs since 2002 but they can clinch a spot tomorrow with a win over the rams. st. louis has a good quarterback in sam bradford but is nursing. >> alan: kell injury and may be limited. so look for them to hand the ball to steven jackson, he is only averaging 88 yards a game and has four touchdowns on the season. despite who wins, when two divisions get together, stats good out owindow. >> it's up to us to prepare and get ready for this game and play our best. that will be what we'll be striving for in this ball game. >> mike: thearchity of the team has never been to the playoffs, let's tee it up in thousand oaks, tiger woods atop the

leader board. a three-shot lead to start the day. that evaporated quickly. on 2. this one is headed for the drink. one of five bogeys on the day for woods. the ball 'landed in the creek. a 1 or 73. zach johnson, 163 yards out, nothing but net for eagle. 4-under 68. on top by one stroke over tiger heading into sunday's final round. >> oklahoma state beats oklahoma, we'll see what happens next on abc, and stanford in the fiesta bowl if oklahoma wins. >> that's it for us at 4:00. >> thank you so much for joining captioned by closed captioning services inc. get the technology they love,

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