. >> complete bay area news news starts now. >> but it is hard not to. >> a mother's grief from jail tonight, one day after her two- year-old was shot and kill with an unlocked gun. good evening everyone. i'm frank summerville. >> she says she blames herself. tonight the mother of a two- year-old boy fatally shot on his birthday tells ktvu she

wishes he had never bought the gun that killed her son. she thought it was locked away from her children. deborah is live now at the family home in antioch with a story you will see only on 2. deborah. >> reporter: well, julie take a look. this is where people have been leaving cards and candles and balloons to remember the child. while miles away in richmond, his mother is grieving. >> everybody knows, you know i am a good. >> reporter: she never stopped crying talking about what happened. she rushed home from her job with the city of pittsburg yesterday to fine her hub in custody and their two-year-old already gone to the hospital where he would later die. >> everyone tells me don't blame myself, but it is hard not to. >> reporter: she says she bought the gun legally more than a year ago because her neighbor is rough. and she was worried about assa and breaks in. >> i have to look out for me

and my family. >> she says the gun was always in a safe high in her closet so she was stunned to hear her two sons had found it loaded in a night stan drawer. at fir the older boy, scare told police he shot himself. >> he asked him again and my four-year-old says that he shot my two-year-old. >> the boy's father, eddie karr has a criminal record and is banned from guns. but admits retrieving the weapon, loading it and leaving it handy yesterday. why? his wife says she has no idea. >> it had to be a reason, he didn't just go get it for nothing. it has to be a reason. >> still she blames herself the most for bringing the gun into the home. >> if i didn't purchase it at least it wouldn't have been there and it wouldn't have happened. they could lock me up for years, i don't care. i am just worried about my kids. >> she says her four and ten- year-old sons have been placed

in foster care now, and she wants them reunite with family. more immediately, she and her husband make the first court appearances on monday on felony charges of child endangerment with death and reckless storage of a firearm. reporting live in antioch, deborah, ktvu channel 2 news. she also told us that the only time that gun has been fired was just once at a firing range. union city police late today released surveillance footage taken moments after an alleged sexual assault on ad to letter inside a store. these were taken wednesday in the dollar store from a camera installed in the front of the store. the man there passed the camera is identified as eugene ramos who attack a two-year-old girl separated from her aunt and brand mother for less than a minute. >> he is already a registered sex o fenimoreer convicted back

in 2005 of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl in hey war. he is now facing charges including mid committing a forcible lewd act on a child and attempt thed intercourse with a child under ten. the county da says they're confident he will be convicted. >> he's obviously a danger to society, he grabbed a little girl and tore her diaper off and try to rape her. >> the girl underwent a medical exam and is recovering but that's all they're saying. he faces up to 21 years in prison if convicted. he did not enter a plea. >> for the san francisco police department's crime lab. documents show that in 2008, a dna sample was accidentally mixed up with another sample which sparked at least two investigations. in july, 2009, a whistle blower said that dna sample used as evidence in the trial had been switched to cover up a mistake. but a spokesman for the police department says an investigation found that there was no cover up calling it a

training error by a new employee. the mix up happened a year before lab worker deborah madden was accused of stealing cocaine from evidence samples. governor schwarzenegger swore in the first minority chief justice today, connie -- is the first filipino american to lead the state's highest court. she's the second woman to hold the post. during a ceremony at a state capital today, the sacramento native said she has a monumental challenge ahead of her. she has served on the bench at various levels since 1990. >> remains behind bars after a judge deny his bail request today. but even after today's proceedings the final chapter in this case has yet to be written. we begin our coverage with ktvu claw vu who was in los angeles today. >> justice for officer. >> reporter: the family came to court today prepare to watch him go home. >> we believe that he was going home. we just had to be here, to

witness it, and allow the community to hear our pain. >> judge perry said today he would not get bail because he said even if if errors were made in trial as claimed by the defense, it is unlikely any were serious enough to get his conviction overturned. and that is a requirement for bail. >> the order to allow bail penning appeal there has to be something really substantial to demonstrate that there's a real likely hood that his appeal would succeed. and the judge didn't see anything like that. >> his attorneys says because of safety concerns he wants him to serve the rest of his sentence of six months but the grant family wants him in state prison. >> he needs to go to prison. we knee to be clear about that. the city or la county for r the next six months is not being held accountable for the crime he committed. >> reporter: where ever he serves, his lawyer says it is unlikely that he will be free before the first brief in the

appeal is even filed. but he says they're committed to the process. >> he said i hate to see another police officer go through what i have gone through. he wants to stay in this to invalidate the conviction and go back to trial because he says no police officer should be convicted. >> how dekated is he to that fight. >> i can tell you from my discussioned to he is very dedicated to that fight. >> he will stay in the los angeles county jail while the sheriff's department, the judge and the department of corrections decide where he should serve the rest of his sentence. in the meantime, the appeals process moves forward. his attorney hoping to have a new trial underway by this time next year. in loss los angeles. in oakland, supporters of grant gathered downtown after this afternoon's bail hearing in los angeles but to's gathering were unlike any other since the fatal t shooing. we have that part of the coverage live in oakland

tonight. >> reporter: on big decision days, this intersection has been the open center for protesters who are looking to voice their opinions and thoughts while on this day all has been fairly quite here in the downtown area. >> friday night, 14th and broadway, the time just hours after the bail hearing, no big crowds, no blocked intersection. >> what's to celebrate you finally get some justice. >> as far as i know this is the first thing relating to oscar grant we don't have to protest. >> we found a small group in front of oakland city hall. >> he is in our opinion, a flight risk. >> i am happy that he was not granted bail today. >> it is a bittersweet victory as in too little too late. >> but i am saddened that we are just happy he didn't get to bail. >> a majority of those who atenned are with the coalition for justice for r oscar grant and say the fight for justice will never en. the next battle is set to begin

on mon when the coalition plans to deliver a letter to almeda district attorney asking her to appeal the sentence. >> initially he overrode the jury. the jury found that he was guilty of involuntary manslaughter and that he was guilty of using a gun in the commission of a crime. >> reporter: it may be quite tonight but he hopes it gets louder and not just for oscar grant. >> the thing is you have people that are being killed everyday and there's no outcry. all of the murders in the city of oak plan, there's still no outcry. >> good point. >> so when are they going to do something about that? >> reporter: the group that did gather tonight is planning on asking the da to drop the charges against 152 protesters arrested after the november 5th. reporting live here in oakland, ktva channel 2 news.

tonight family and friends are mourning a piedmont native kill in afghanistan. he was killed on thursday during combat operations ac coring to his family. the pentagon has not released details. he attended piedmont high school before moverring to fresno and graduated from buchanan high school which had eight former students killed in either iraq or afghanistan. he is survived by his wife and two-year-old son. >> a few showers around the bay area tonight, and bill martin is tracking more wet weather this week en. tomorr ten minutes. >> here in napa tonight, friends and family remember a man shot and killed by police. his relatives want answers. a surprise in

highway patrol officers arrested a suspected -- about 5:30 tonight and ended on intertait 880, two southbound lanes were shut down for about half an hour during the arrest and it caused quite a back up. there were no reports of any injuries. if in napa, they think authorities overreacted and tonight they're calling for an independent investigation. this is the first time we have hear from family members since the man was killed outside of

his home last weekend. we will go live this to napa. >> reporter: friends set up this memorial on meek avenue to remember a man they describe as a loving husband and father. tonight family members spoke out publicly about the fatal police shooting of richard. >> my dad was a very good person, he was a very good man and a lot of people knew him and cared about him. >> reporter: in san francisco tonight, 26-year-old gabrielle -- toll media that they have many unanswered questions about her father's death. family members say he worked as a registered nurse caring for aids patients as well as in the emergency room and intensive care. on sunday, napa police shot and killed the 60-year-old. >> it is sort of a dishonorable way to go. and he was dedicated to helping people that were sick and in the end, when he needed help,

the authorities came in, did not give him help. >> in a written press release, the napa county said a family friend reported that he was suicidal on sunday morning and that had he had fire arms in his home. he initially did comply with police ors and came out with, but he later reached in his waistband for a knife and police believed their believes were in danger. >> one officer tasered him, and one shot him. >> they overreacted. it is my guess that the people are as stunned today as we are. >> reporter: family members say he had been on disability for posttraumatic stress disorder and suffered from depression. they say he didn't deserve to die. >> my dad was very wonder expfl everybody that knows my dad knows he was very helpful man.

>> family members said they wish he gotten the help he needed and they're planning a private memorial service for him. tonight, south san francisco police have released a sketch of a man who attacked a woman at a cal tran station. the victim says he grabbed her and as she struggled to get away, punched her in the face. >> she was describe as a latino, about 5'4" inches tall weighing 140 to 150 pounds. the vick tick was able to break free but lost her purse. the aattacker took some cash and ran away. a very secret and fast trip to afghanistan after meeting the top, the president spoke to about 3500 military personnel at the air base. he toll them to expect success. >> one year ago, i ordered additional troops to serve in this country that was the

staging ground for r the 9/111 attacks. all of those troops are now in place. thanks to your service, we are making important progress. you are protecting your country. you're achieving your objectives. you will succeed in your mission. >> the president was in afghanistan for about four hours: hehe was scheduled to meet with the afghan president, but his spokesman said that was called off because bad weather made it unsafe to fly. senator diane -- spoke out against extending the bush era tax cuts for the wealthy. >> by extenning the current rate for 98% of taxpayers, this bill provides the certainty and security necessary to protect working americans. republicans want the tax cuts to be extepidded at all levels, but president obama and democratic leaders want them extended only to individuals

makingless than $200,000 couples making less than $250,000 a year. the white house has signaled the president is ready to compromise if the agreement includes benefits for long-term unemployed and tax breaks for small businesses and college students. the labor department released new unemployment numbers today that came as a surprise. the jobless rate went up to 9.8% in november, after holding steady at 9.6% for three months. the unemployment rate is now been above 9% for 19 consecutive months, that is the longest stretch on record. we have the report. >> reporter: amanda laid off from a restaurant job of 11 years is aware of the increase in unemployment. >> i focus on my own stuff, you know because my unemployment runs out what's going to happen then. >> she says she remains optimistic she's not surprised that the vacancies on this block. >> the state of the state, the state of the union, you know just not enough money to go

around for everybody on the services for everybody. >> so ma how bad is it. >> the first woman we met here said to me congratulations on having a job. >> despite the higher unemployment rate, the economy actually added 39,000 jobs last month, but that's far less than economies were expecting. here is the white house spin. >> you shouldn't take too much from any one number, last month was above expected this one below expected collectively i would say we have seen a kind of an improvement. >> that we have now seen private sector growth for 11 months in a row. that means we have added 1.2 -- jobs to the economy. >> experts say that pace is way too slow. >> we are kind of going backwards r. >> labor economy. >> we could see this very type of recovery instead of being slow, it could actually start going in reverse. and so we could see that people could start losing their jobs

again. >> something like that, what does that tell you about your prospects? >> well, that they haven't gotten a lot better. >> here at the unemployment office despite many improvements in the overall economy, the executive director of the cost of work force development says labor will be the last to recover. >> the long wait and the continues. >> 300,000 new jobs a month just to showing meanful growth are needed. ktvu channel 2 news. on wall street, the unemployment numbers had stocks in the red most of the day but it was pushed higher to gain 19 points, the nasdaq picked up 1. it had the best week since the beginning of november. and storm tracker has been showing light showers all day in the north, but we are talking really light here if any at all. some of this hasn't even hitting the ground, you can see

the radar returns in the north bay right now, some sprinkles showing up, hillsburg, haven't had any reports from santa rosa in the last hour, a few sprinkles, you get the picture, it is not a big deal. scattered showers, you can see the live radar sweep there. here is the satellite imagery, all of the moisture into the area. it will focus itself toward the end of the weekend. we have rain in the forecast for your sun. tomorrow morning, mid-40s, and tomorrow afternoon, a lot of clouds as they move in we will see maybe a slight chance for a sprinkle. when i come back i will show you the computer model and let you know which day will have the most rain, we will see you back here. >> there's a big increase in the number of bay area public transition passengers using in all in one pass to pay fares. the commission says it saw a 43% increase in pass use last month. one big reason for the jump is san francisco is phasing out the use of paper passes.

about 320,000 bus, fairy and train riders use the clipper pass every month. it has sood stood for 711 years, the -- stood for 7 # 71 years, the demolition,. as being kicked in the stomach. >> repeated

in an accelerate tore pedal recall. this week toyota sent a bulletin instructing how to fix bolts that are stripped when working on the pedal. toyota says no customers have driven away with loose bolts,

more than 2 million vehicles because accelerator pedals could become stuck, all cars and light trucks sold by 2014 come with back up cameras and video displays. each year about 300 people have killed by cars backing up. safety officials say the technology will protect children. if adopted auto makers would have to start phasing in the new technology in 2012. >> when two powerful objects come together, something has got to give. today when a wrecking ball pounded into the old trance bay terminal, 711 years of history became history. people there say you could feel the ground shaking. we have the report. >> reporter: the punches came hard and fast this morning. the building was cut into summer as part of a tear down

and rebuilt. >> that had once brought into the city. pedestrians throughout the day to document the destruction. >> not everyday you get to see it. it is pretty impressive. >> and it is hey day. since the 1950s. >> it was designed originally as a rail facility when there was rail ton lower deck to the bridge, and hadn't been modern sized since 1958. >> that is set to replace it will include a roof top park and serve as a hub for buses, and high speed rail. >> the sidewalk shook today as it took it toll. >> i wanted to get a few pictures and see history because this has been here for 71 years and it is really part of san francisco history. >> the $4 billion project is expected to take six years to

complete, and it will provide transportation for up to 40 million people each year. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the san francisco football team is in florida tonight thanks to a generous donation. we first toll you about the fight on monday. they needed to raise $50,000 to continue their undefeated season at the top warner national championships. today we learned a real estate agent chipped in $30,000, the they leave in a few days. it is a tradition of the season but how many americans can afford christmas trees? >> it is a place to toss your bottles and cans but

it stands as the final tribute to the 25 people who died in the worst natural disaster in recent history but the memorial has become a victim itself of vandals. measures are being taken to try to thieves in future. >> what is under neither these blue and black tarps is a memorial for everyone to see, a memorial repeatedly hit by vandals and thieves. >> i grabbed every tarp that i had, plastic and decided to make them work for it. >> the landscape committee showed us the damage to the memorial, bronze bars sawed off a sculpture that once look like this, 54 bronze bars symbolizing trees dedicated to the ones who died in the 1991

fire. he calls it disrespect plain and simple. >> they're just dancing around the grave or being kicked in the stomach. >> piper says vandals bent several bars at the mor mor memorial and thieves sawed off another eight to sale the metal as scrap. >> checking on the value of it, it is not really worth that much, for all of the trouble they had to go through. >> the latest damage was done during one week in october and it was not the first time. >> surrounding one side of this now tarp covered are the names of the people who died in the ebbing o land hills fire in granite. at one time they were on alluminum plaques but those were stolen a year ago. >> a light and a motion sen co- conspirator plans on installing a night vision cam at that system. >> i might even put in a sign that will tell you that this is not a good idea.

>> this month a black smith will repair the sculpture replacing the missing bronze with less valuable steel. >> it is sad. it is sad. >> reporter: the damage done totaled about $8,000 new security will cost even more. channel 2 news. there is hope for a nevada neighborhood that is overwhelmed with a smelly situation, residents near the sanitary district treatment plant have been complaining about odors from the facility. it has gotten worse since september when they stopped using bleach to kill orders. >> it smells like a public bath room is basically what it is. >> it is embarrassing. >> reporter: today officials told us bleach will be used again and the smell could be gone by the end of the year. one man said the o dare is giving his family headaches and making them nauseous. >> o dares are generally not a

health hazard. park officials are cleaning sand boxes because the sand is contaminated with e. coli. last year two young children became sick after playing at contaminated park. it is receiver rarely closed now until that sand is removed. officials say they believe leaky diapers and cat waste caused the con tom nation. >> selling christmas trees but is that going to affect sales. we will go live to san jose with our report. >> look at this tree, if you have got a house that big, you can take this tree. it is huge. this is the time of the year when most persons go out and buy a christmas tree and it appears despite the poor economy and tight money people are not holding back from getting a traditional symbol

for this time of year. >> no. well, i don't know it depends on where it is going to be. >> well, it is in the corner. >> i will keep looking this is abc tree farms, the company has an inventory of 40,000 trees at 14 bay area locations. tonight, people were out looking for the perfect tree. >> something that looks good all the way around. >> the decision maker for you is what? >> the smell, the scent. that's the best. it is christmas. >> this man brought a measuring stick to insure the tree he buys will fit in his house. >> you can find any kind very nice. >> prices are about the same as last year, roughly $10 a foot ranging from $13 to $190, from douglas to mobile firs. >> this lot expects to sale some 7,000 trees this month despite the tight economy. >> it is also about god as well

as celebrating. >> some christmas tree tips, buy fresh trees, cut an inch off the bottom so that it can soak in water, and always keep it watered. >> as the family tradition that people don't want to give up. they're still going to come out. they maybe get a smaller tree but they will still come out and buy a tree. >> what's christmas without a christmas true and the smiles it brings to children's faces. >> i would like a medium christmas tree. >> i like when it snows. >> well watered christmas tree will last up to new year's. after that it is best to remove it from the house as a dry tree becomes an extreme fire hazard, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a lot of people bundled up tonight for a traditional tree- lighting ceremony at the jack

london square. >> 5,000 energy-saving led lights turned the tree into a beacon of the holiday season, it goes on hand tonight. organizers say fresh snow flurries could be expected every half an hour from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. each night through new year's day. also in the east bay excitement is building for tomorrow's annual oakland children's holiday parade. the parade starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, at broadway and 11th street, and works up to 20th street before turning toward lake mer et. there will be floats, bands and giant balloons. ktv reporter is hosting the parade and you will be able to watch it in its entirety on ktvu later this month. new evidence tonight in the case of four children kill in a fire, what was revealed for the first time as their mothers went to court today. . tracking a few showers in your neighbor. we have a wet week enfor part

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a hearing for two mothers came into an abankrupt end because of the cause that killed their four children. they appeared in a courtroom to face manslaughter exam child abuse charges. their four children ages one to four died in an apartment fire last april. prosecutors say the mothers were grossly neglect because they left the children alone in the home. investigators originally said the fire was started by a candle left on a tv set but a

new report revealed today a second fire started on a couch. >> from my standpoint it makes the case more har identifying but that's just my opinion. >> the judge ordered a two week delay in the criminal proceedings to give the defense time to review the new evidence. >> cub scout leader pleaded guilty today to a federal child porn charge. the 41-year-old was arrested in march after investigators fan child porn on his work computer. they were down loaded from the internet. he pleaded guilty in exchange for dropping an additional charge of receiving child pornography,. oak plan police are asking for the public's police in helping locate a diabetic, 12- year-old parker's brother was the last person who see her. that was yesterday at the middle school. she is 5'3", weighs 180 pounds and police say he needs insulin for her diabetes, anyone who

knows where she might be is asked to call the police department. in news of the world today, police in england have refused to see and if when juliana will be -- alleging sex crimes. in the when time, the web site has been under attack by hackers, and forced them to change the web address since two internet companies have refused to serve as hosts for the site. today, had hillary clinton down played the scandal saying she leak the leak did not represent american foreign policy. to aten a security conference, clinton also said she has no plans to run again for the presidency and intends to retire from public office after serving as secretary of state. >> and in china today, a test run on the new high speed train between beijing and shanghai broke a passenger speed record. the train hit more than 300-mil

miles per hour. here in the quite, the fastest is about half that speed. china hopes that the high spree train will be operationing by next july. actor josh -- says he is sorry for causing an airline flight attendance. the trouble started yesterday when he refused to turn off his blackberry before his flight left. the flight attendant kicked him off of the flight. he appears on transformers and las vegas. it is one of the long-term, why a recycling center is getting a sudden eviction notice. plus how wet weat

>> as a green city to protect the environment. so why would the city want to evict a recycling center that

has been in business for years. ktvu explains. >> reporter: it is a drive-in drop off recycling center r in golden gate park. and today lacy nicholson came with bottles and cans to cash in. for more than 30 years, hank has offered cash redemptions at the site near the stadium. today the hank center received more than 5,000 pounds from residents for cash buy back. lacy nicholson got about $4. >> it is good for the environment and i will rather recycle and get money than put it in the blue bin. >> others say it is just an easy place to take recycling that doesn't fit in the bins. >> i can load up my truck and it gets where it is supposed to go. >> last night the recreation and park board of commissioners voted to enthe 5 how this $5,000 a year lease. >> we have been on parkland for

33 years. why they're trying to kick us out now is anybody's guess. >> we are all for recycling. we recycle at our facilities, but we are the parks department. our job is about having good recreational uses for visitors. >> sarah ballard says the center has grown into an industrial use that goes against the parks mission. they plan to turn it into a community garden an idea support more than 40 neighborhood groups. >> you have told hank he would like for them to continue to participant in that and we are hopeful they will take that offer. >> the city wants to evict the hank recycling center by the end of the month. but the center's staff say they plan to fight to keep it open. reporting from san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. veterinaries at the san francisco zoo today performed the first of the kind procedure on a female gorilla.

she has frequent stomach problems and zoo keepers want to find out the cause. she will eat anything she can such as cups, purses even cell phones to perform a capsule -- inserting a tiny video camera into her intestines. >> she's like one of my babys and is he to want and i am a little nervous. >> a doctor said it is likely she has crohn's disease. test results should be back in several days and sen zoo will decide on a treatment plan. >> flu season is here and americans wasted little time getting vaccinate. about 1 out of three americans has gotten a flu shot. that's the same rate or a little ahighway of this time last year. so far flu activity nationwide is low except for parts of the southeast. for the first time, officials are urging everyone to get vaccinated except for infants under six months old. googles multibillion

dollars attempt to buy groupon has fallen through. sources close to the -- that say groupon rejected the takeover deal between 5 to 6 billion has. the reasons are not clear but one source se it seems on a certain decision to remain independent and seek an initial public offering. itunes got the beatles and might get how are administer. the contract ends this year, rumors are surfacing that he might seen a deal with apple to host a show on i tunes. no official announcement yet about any potential deal. live storm tracker 2 tracking very light showers, talked about it last night. not a lot going on but if you go to the north bay, where most of the light showers have been, out here toward the bay, it is tough to measure this in the

rain buckets bucket but it is moist to say the least. this is the flow we have seen all day, temperatures were pretty mile for the most part, we even had a report of sprinkles south toward san jose you can see scattered showers. that's the deal tomorrow, and here is the current satellite loop and the reason for all of this is this moisture is streaming into the state. the dynamics are weak. that means that the upper air support is way up there, and it is not real there yet. here is the air support back here, the mechanism that will blow in here on sunday and probably bring us real rain up to a quarter of an inch, and then half an inch along the coast. so tonight a clouds, and a chance, tomorrow clouds ask and a chance again, especially in the morning but again a chance kind of like we had today. i don't think it is worth canceling plans for. here is your tomorrow and here are the main part of this weather system, it will show up on sunday, mainly in the

afternoon or mid-morning afternoon hours. and then it should go away quickly. here is the computer model, just go through 24 hours and here we are saturday at noon light shower, that's not going to shut you down maybe a little heavier than light up toward point rays and you can see lingering into saturday evening. but the -- most of us will just be mostly cloudy, mild maybe a sprinkle but they're not canceling soccer or baseball or football games tomorrow. sunday it will be a little bit wetter. next system is queued up out here getting in here on sun mid morning and we are looking for rain through lunchtime through 8:00 or 9:00 sunday evening. that's more of a rain event. so that is how it goes. saturday is your driest day, on the bay area week en. it is also the warmest day, 60 in free monte liver moore, 60. 61 san jose, none of this is a big deal. we have been in this inclement weather pattern but no t a lot of rain, snow in the mountains,

but i would prefer it just rain. sunday looks like more of a traditional event in some places. the big story on sunday will be the mountain travel. folks trying to get home from the lake tahoe area. >> that parade we mentioned tomorrow at 2:00 in the afternoon. >> no problem. >> down there, they will be a little closer to it in the morning. >> thank you, bill. >> tonight luminarys from the african american community lost a program they hope will charter a new way forward for the african american youth. scholars, physicians, faith and community lead r to launch a program call a new way forward. it is designed to support youth organizations that are in desperate need of well-trained volunteers. ed to's event featured lou goes et junior. >> i do want to celebrate the must of a new way forward. here is what is --

>> this weekend 100 participants will go on a retreat at santa

>> the warriors had the night off but it is not going to get any easier for them any time soon. >> it could be a rough month, eight of their 13 games in december away from home as the coach really is smart, he had to pas out -- power positive thinking and suggested reading on the plane to oklahoma city. meantime lakers kings tonight, if you had to guess which came in with a four game losing streak wouldn't figure it was the lakers but it was, and key by on the turnover and the

dunk. because the game was well in hand by intermission. key by with another two from and the end of a four-game losing streak. that's a rarity, 113-80. football stuff front and center, high school ball, a winner great shot at going cothe state yomp championship. the fourth and fifth team to maurice williams, 33-yard hook up. with the touchdown pass, third quarter, more and this time bono short to williams and williams had a tackle and is not going down. 78 yards, 14-0, on to the fourth quarter, cuts the lead but the vikings aren't done, boyd sneaks out for 66 yards

worth of touchdown, the final seconds to the bcs title in school history, 13-0. they will go to the state championship valley christian on the short ensomewhat surprisingly. used to be common place, now it is almost out of place, that's tiger woods atop a leader board but he is stepping it up at the chevron challenge, this is unquestionably the shot of the day as paul casey par 312, 188 yards, casey with a dart on to the green, it turns right and into it for a hole in one, and this is a beauty. when someone throws their club out of anger to say the least. tiger has it working a eagle and a birdie with a six under 66. he is at 13 un, the best 36 hole score of the year, and he has a four shot lead half way

through it. the excellence of stanford again, cardinal women have a shot at the national title in soccer, the boston college, with the laser hits the -- added another winning 2-0. they will take on notre dame on sunday with the national title on the line. and in the round about way, here is a story that could turn out great, the red sox and padres very close to consummating a deal that would sen gonzales to finway park in exchange for a package of -- not having to deal with his considerable skills at the plate in the national league west from here on out, always get a big hit or two against the giants for the padres, they might be a boston red sox before the weekend is over. >> mark, thank you. and our next newscast is

tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m., we will have the latest on the wet weather and how it could impact the rest of the weekend. >> as always our coverage continues