] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. . complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> charged, booked tonight released on bail. the new sheriff now has a criminal court date pending. good evening. >> he is promising to fight the charges. he says he won't step down. the sheriff faces three counts, they are all misdemeanors, one count of domestic violence, one count child endangerment and

one wouldn't of persuading a witness. the retraining order filed as a result the charges. allen. >> earlier tonight the new sheriff was booked into his own jail. even after he posted bail he wasn't able to go home because of a protective order requested i had prosecutors, he is not allowed to have contact with his wife or son for the next week. charge charged with domestic violence this is the mug shot released tonight of the san francisco sheriff. not only facing three misdemeanor counts but also not allowed to see his family because of a restraining order. >> he know his wife wants him to go back. she didn't want the order. >> reporter: he his attorney told us the sheriff will be staying friends for the time being. after learning he had been charged the sheriff spoke out at city hall defending himself against accusations. >> i believe that -- the

charges are very unfounded and we will fight them. >> reporter: the sheriff gave up at the jail. source say an area was cleared to the high profile booking. lopez was seen waiting in a car outside but she left without her husband. >> my son. my husband and my son. this is unbelievable this is completely wrong. >> reporter: lopez said her husband never hurt her and while the da said she is refusing to cooperate with prosecutors he still felt it was enough evidence to charge including photographs and video of the injury. gaston said nobody is above the law. >> it this was the elected sheriff or any other resident this type of behavior is not excusable, criminal and will be prosecuted. >> reporter: along with battery the da also charged the sheriff with child endangerment because he said the couple's son was

there during the argument. he said he has no plans to step down as sheriff. he believes he can still serve while the case moves forward. and he will likely be arraigned on tuesday after the long holiday weekend. if he is convicted the da said he could face up to a year in jail. live tonight. alex savage. >> more details. he was just elected in november after seven years as a supervisor. he runs the jails, and providing city hall and courtroom security services. he oversees 800 sworn deputies and about a hundred civil ans. in a statement the mayor called the charges serious and troubling. he goes onto say i must now review the facts and options available to me under the city charter. i must also ensure we don't take step that undermine the intgrity of the criminal justice proceedings. >> ktvu talked to a well known

attorney and he spoke about the sheriff's ability to do his job effectively. >> are we forgetting about the presumption of innocence he isn't guilt why. he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. question do his job. >> he also said the sheriff should fight the charges and not step down from his post and he said in his opinion the charges should never have been file. convicted the sworn peace officer would be prohibited from carrying a gun, he would be required to attend domestic violence classes and as alex mentioned he faces a year in jail and three years probation. on the website we have posted unedited video of the sheriff's sheriff's briefing. >> at this hour firefighters are on the scene of a five alarm fire in fairfieldt. started just before seven tonight on empire and wester street near the fairfield civic

center. flames engulfed the entire building. officials say the fire is now under control. no word on the cause. officials in rio vista are blaming a ruptured natural gas pipeline for starting fire earlier tonight. it happened around six in an open field off highway 12. officials and witnesses say flames shot up to 100 feet in the air. firefighters had the flames contained with in minutes. nobody was hurt. the gas line is privately owned and was scheduled to be replaced next week. >> security at candlestick park is tight in preparation for tomorrow's playoff game with the 49ers and the saints. we saw a lot of police and security people this morning checking vehicles as they arrived at the stadium. it'll be packed. tickets ticket are sold out. deborah shows us how the big game is creating big business

in san francisco. >> reporter: tomorrow the game but tonight they are having fun. we are on the wharf where they are making noise tonight. for state fans home away from home is just black magic voodoo lounge and tonight they are feeling the pride and feeling no pain. >> alex smith, drew bre es, nothing more. >> reporter: we found fans outside making the most of their trip this couple -- barely hit their hotel. >> we are so excited. the first game away from new orleans. >> we are going to come back. we have to come back. it's just not enough time to enjoy the city. >> reporter: fan numbers have been growing all week along with their hand off to local business. >> some are nice, some are annoying. they tip well. they do. >> reporter: state fans who

visited before have their favorite. >> bought the fabulous bags today at the store in union square. love it and home is still dear to these transplants. they live and work here but their heart belongs to the area. >> going back and forth. have to say -- other half is san francisco. interesting workweek. >> feels like its christmas. feel like a little kid at christmas. i'm so excited. >> >> reporter: of course for a 49 fan they answer to that -- we dat. san francisco. channel 2news. >> 607 home games and counting. we talk to one the biggest fans about his love for the team. the serious health scare that

still didn't stop him from going to a 49ers game. and tomorrow ktvu channel 2news has you covered. we kick off the pregame coverage at 11:30. kickoff is at 1:30. when the game is over stay tuned fort live point after post game show. >> a car fire cause aid major traffic back up. the fire was -- shortly after four in the northbound lanes, just south express basement authorities shut down all of the northbound lanes on 8l 0. there is no word on if anyone was hurt. ? the two alleged bank robbers who crashed their get away car lead to a long freeway closure. they were arrested on suspicious of robbery and conspiracy. police say the pair crashed a honda on highway 85 yesterday after robbing a bank of america

on snell. highway 85 was closed for hours over concern of a explosive device in the car. it was later declared harmless. >> forebay teachers. are now facing very serious charges. we asked patty lee to investigate if it was a coincidence or if there is more. >> reporter: james logan is the latest on that growing list of schools and the teacher was arrested yesterday as he was on his way to meet his alleged underaged victim. the 38-year-old, 40-year-old, and 35-year-old, all teacher action all facing felony charges for allegedly molesting their students. ranging from 17 to 7. >> this is not something that's a new thing. i'm glad that it's more in the media so people can be mara ware. >> reporter: the vei lirks is lifting on this type of

exploitation because of high profile cases. >> i worry about everything. we have no choice anymore. >> reporter: brandy is a parent who works in education. she worry that to much awareness can have unintended consequences. >> are we this horrible that we can't touch people anymore? not be allowed to touch your students would be hush. it would take the person out of the teacher. >> reporter: a study by the united states department of education found nearly 10% of public school students have been targeted unwanted sexual attention by school employees. it classified teacher who targeted young children sass molesters but those who molested teens as those with bad judgement. >> the lane may be different, molestation verses sexual abuse, more legal terms i think but it's still exploitation. >> reporter: i talked to the teacher's union and they say the screening process for the state's more than 300,000

teacher involves background checks and fingerprinting but there is no test to screen a teacher's mental health. reporting live. patty lee. ktvu channel 2news. >> san jose school firms say two students got sick after eating cookie that may have been liced with marijuana. they are 8th grader and are expected to recover. they were found this morning. the school district also said its working to try to identity the substance that was in the cookies. >> oakland's internal debate on how to handle the occupy movement. what we have learn from hundreds of e-mails. >> bay area weekend here. i'm back in ten minutes. real cold in the morning, mild during the day. . >> san francisco police are

. new video tonight of a shooting in oakland. a man was shot in the chest in a park at 98th and c street from east oakland. it was taken to highland high school. the gunman kept shooting as the victim ran across the street and collapsed. officers were out searching for evidence tonight. the park is william wilkins memorial park. it was named after a police officer killed in the line of duty. we are learning more about

an attack that left an elderly woman identifying fighting for her life. why it appears that the woman may have been targeted. >> reporter: the 76-year-old victim owned several restaurants here. police are say that victim was carrying the knife you see from the businesses as she walked home over here to this house with the lights on. tonight the family of rose chung hired a locksmith to secure the home. neighbors stopped by. her neice said she is to upset to talk. >> really sorry about that happened. >> reporter: police say around 9:20 they responded to a robbery at home. they say a young man forced his way in. beat and stabbed chung. >> our second victim was delivering food to the residence and she became a victim also. >> reporter: police say the second victim a 57-year-old

woman was bringingfood from one of the restaurants. the younger woman bleeding made it back to the restaurant to get help. >> she was hit, in pain, bleeding walked across the stream. >> everybody try to -- violent. that's what they have been calling me. >> reporter: she said the mayor called them this morning to offer support. chung is well known. neighbors shaken. >> shocked. never heard about this kind of thing. >> reporter: this 78-year-old man said asian gangs are known to attack people this time year. a police lieutenant said officers are stepping up patrols, no arrests have been made. chung is in critical condition with life threat especiallying

injuries. the victim is now in stable condition. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2news. >> a man accused of assaulting three women pled not guilty. he faces more than two dozen charges for three attacks along the 24th street corridor. the charges include attempted murder, kidnapping and attempted rape. he is now boeing held without bail. his next court appearance is set for february 23rd. dna evidence lead to his arrest. >> military investigators have identified and interviewed all four of the marines in the video that appears to show them urinating on dead bodies. the military isn't naming them, just saying they are in the united states and a three star general has been appointed to oversea the case. in afghanistan the commanders reminding all people that the dead must be treated with respect. >> the president said he wants

to shring the federal government. he argues it could save three billion dollars in ten years by getting rid of programs and agency that repeat work. the president wants to turn six major trade and commerce agencies in to one. >> in this case six is not better than one. sometimes more is better n is not one of those cases. because it's inefficient. >> he needs congress to give him the power to consolidate. presidents used to have the authority but it expired during regan's term. republicans in congress who usually work for smaller government were critical of the proposal. john edward's trial is being delayed because he apparently has a life threatening heart condition. he is expected to have surgery next month. he faces six felonies over

accusations he used nearly a million dollars in donated campaign funds to help hide his pregnant mistress. >> only on two tonight. ktvu has hundreds of internal e- mails between the police and city during the occupy oakland protest. eric has been going through them for the past two days and said what he found. >> >> reporter: when police clashed protesters in streets of oakland on october 25th they put the city in the national spotlight. internal e-mails show just how much tensions had risen days and weeks earlier. in a message written october 13 account a sergeant said he was confronted by protesters and that one suggested they would remove officers by force if they entered without permission. five-days later the deputy chief told the chief that we

can wait for a riot or order them to stop their nighttime occupation. soon after these images started making national and international news. a crisis manager recommended oakland apologize but the mayor's team disagreed and recrafted the message instead. almost the same time the chief received this e-mail from the mother of an officer detailing how her daughter was attacked bottling of feces and urine during a confrontation with protesters. in the days leading up to the march, city leaders warned about the drain on police resources but when the chief received an update that the crime was down 19% in the last week of october he wrote this e- mail to one of the may ear ear advicers, not sure how you want to share this good news, it may be counter to the statement that the movement is negatively impacting crime.

>> other spare the area alert is in effect for the bay area. that means all inside and outside wood burning banned. it's one of the biggest causes of pollution. this is the 15th spare the area alert so far this winter. >> and with those clear sykes out here as the sunset for another very cold night. temperatures nearly down in to the freezing zone. 20s all week in the coldest spots. upper 20s -- in the napa valley, clayton, south toward morgan hill. very chilly, as we wake up to saturday morning, overnight lows 28, santa rose a32 vallejo, 39 redwood. these temperature also gets you plenty of frost, nothing different than we have seen. more of the same as we head into saturday. the warmer as we go go in to the arch. details on specific temperatures for the neighborhood. >> free wifi soon available to

everybody in one city. brentwood is installing it. the cost is about $90,000 and should be available by the end of next month. leaders hope it'll draw more businesses to the new downtown area. >> apple changes course with a company revealed today about health and labor violations and some of its supply everies. >> and you may think you are a big 49er fan but i bet you don't have your picture on a 49 erratickest. the man who lives here does. >> and a security breach at a bay area

. with the apple buyers turn violent the store failed to open as scheduled to sell the

new i-phone 4. they were worried because the crowd was so large. many had waited all night in the cold and threw eggs at the store. middle men -- they. a report revealed apple suppliers and a number of audits, did on its supply change. they rely on factories in asia it build i-phones and i-pod pads. they did 229 audits up from 127 in 2010. the audits are for labor, health and environmental violations. >> the city of santa clara said voters won't get a say on the huge law that will be used to fund construction for a new stadium for the 49ers. a group had been collecting signatures to try to put it onto ballot to stop the 850 million-dollar loan. the city attorney said they can't reject the deal because votersa proved the stadium project bypassing a measure in

june of 2010. the group behind it has not commented on it. he may just be the 49ers biggest fan. he is an elderly man who lives in nevado and has gone to 600 straight home games. even a serious health scare can't keep him from going to a game >> reporter: right there on the ticket to the first game this season. the fan the team said has attended more home games ever. >> tomorrow will be 608. >> reporter: he said you have to be old to have that record. he is 80 now. started attending his first games when he was a baseball blameer at washington high in 1946. >> before we got married he told me the 49ers have been here, before you, they will probably be here after you,. >> reporter: was almost 55

years ago. last month he almost missed his first game. the last of the season. a monday night game against the steelers,s friday before a doctor told him he needed a pace maker, now. he said he would rather die. he was going to the game. >> the doctors said don't wave your arm a lot, don't scream a lot, don't jump up and down. >> reporter: the 49ers lived and so did he. >> i got a pace maker right here. in that -- that day, the next dame. >> reporter: the couple was supposed to be on a cruise but just four games in to the season. >> i said we have to rebook. they will be in the playoffs. >> reporter: now he said he will be sitting in his seats on the 45-yard line tomorrow cheering the 49ers to victory. rita williams ktvu channel 2n. >> the game is sold out tomorrow. there are people who are willing to sell already purchased tickets. if you don't mind sitting in

the pup upper deck they are going on stub hub for $130. if you want to be closer to will cost more. seats on the lower level onto 50-yard line are at $500 each. on craigslist we found end zone seats for about $200 each. >> mitt romney is fighting back against adds from his republican rival. what he said about claims he killed jobs as a ceo. >> it's still just for real. >> a south bay couple is $208

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the computer lab. >> reporter: city college fishes say viruses have been found in this lab mainly used by international students and that data from here has been traced to websites in foreign countries. >> some was being properly -- transmitted to china and russia. >> reporter: the cheers supposed to be used for school assignments but students say they use campus computers for personal business too many. >> checking how much money you have, going to pay for your schooling, checking what youv. >> have no knowledge -- that anything has been stolen. we don't have a case of that. system as large as this, the students are -- it's possible. >> reporter: it was first found over thanksgiving weekend and outside firm has been called into analyze the system. officials say they suspect the problem started in 1999 but has increased the past few months and that they have traced back web addresses to suspected

russian gang stares, all this has students, staff and teachers worried and upset. >> they move in to the retirement fund. i don't know. it's -- threatening. >> i come here almost every day. i want to feel like that -- it's here. >> policy. >> reporter: city colleges sending out notices to students and satisfy about the breach and the fbi has been told. in san francisco, rob roth,. >> some of the biggest tech companies are here to help the company -- an interest group aimed to lend experience to city government on issues on budget and unemployment. they say the organized tech force will entic more to move to san francisco. >> if we can look at that problem and help figure a way

to automatic mate the process so you don't have to go to city hall to get a business license that would be a huge boone. >> the group said its purpose is economic. not political and it's goal it is to make san francisco the capitol of the cold world in innovation. >> president nasdaq was off 14. a dispointsing and unexpected earnings report from jp morgan chase. tesla the electronic company put a kit on the market after the news that the vice president have both left the company. in regular trading tesla stock fell 19% to almost $23 but it regained some of that in after hours trading. >> mitt romey under attack from his rivals.

he defended himself while campaigning in south carolina today which will hold the next presidential primary a week from tomorrow. new adds claim he was once a corporate raider who killed a lot of jobs. >> a lot of people want to talk about how we create jobs, by the way it's not to walk away from free enterprise, it's in the to say there is something wrong with the free market system. >> he said the united states needs to open up new markets for american goods and crack down on country that cheat. >> gingrich backed down in his hard criticism of romney but is still keeping up the pressure about his claims of creating jobs. >> soy think we have no idea what his net job creation was and how many of the jobs were in the united states. >> he also admit there's are some problems about romney in a film produced a an outside group that supports gingrich and he wants them to be editedo. the former speaker others have

been under pressure to back down on the attacks. >> rick perry along with gingrich, santorum and huntsman won't be on the virginia ballot for the march 6th primary because they didn't get the required signatures. they waited to long to challenge virginia's rules. >> the bay area winner a jackpot just made friday the 13th lucky after claiming a 208 million-dollar prize. jade hernandez introduces us to a couple whose life will never be the estimate. >> this is daniel's reaction in new york. >> just surreal. >> reporter: brock america claimed a ticket bought long island while visiting family in december. >> in the morning i woke up and he was down stairs and he said somebody from -- wanted to -- won the mega millions and that's where he bought the ticket. >> reporter: he had no idea the

ticket would put him here. >> yeah. and -- it's -- it's --. >> been tough for everybody. this is really a great thing that could have happened to us. >> reporter: they only just moved to the south san jose home where cats aren't camera shy and a few neighbors who now know them respect their privacy. >> it's just -- just nice to see nice people win like that. >> reporter: they can now say they can live near millionaires. >> cool. good for them. they won't be living here much longer. >> others speculate how hard it is to be forced to live with that kind of money. >> we just researched it on the internet and we read that after taxes they were going to make 101 million and i was amazed at how much that is. >> reporter: he will take the winnings in one lump sum which is a little less than half of

the $208 million he won. the store that sold the ticket received $10,000. in san jose, jade hernandez. >> on facebook we asked how you play the lottery and what you would do with $200 million. one says i play once a week and would invest in businesses and take a long vacation. another writes i would pay off my usc loans and donate the rest. you can joan the conversation any time on facebook. >> facing a judge sander sloot learns his fate. . >> we have the weekend forecast, we will talk about the warmest date in and that opportunity for rain next week . >> and lit up

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. in news of the world tonight in peru van d esloot was sentenced. under the law he could be eligible for parole after serving half his sentence. he remains a suspect in the disappearance of american teen natalee holloway. the government freed 650 political prisoners to their families and supporters. the relief was a key demand in lifts sanctions . the press announced they would exchange ambassadors. the last time was 24 years ago. and in mexico environmentists are raising questions about the effectiveness of an oil spill clean up.

two weeks ago 1500-barrels of oil spilled from a facility owned by mexico state oil company. green peace said claims that it's mostly cleaned up are wrong. the oil company blamed vandal its for the spill. >> doctors in india have found at least a dozen people have a drug resistant strain of tb. the news -- so far one person has died in india. most cases have been in mumbai. this is an aalarming development. >> tb anywhere is tb everywhere. and if we have drug resistant tb in one place there is no question that it's only a plane ride away from some other place. >> in some cases those infected have to live isolated. it's transmit thud coughing or sneezing. >> new information tonight about what caused a fire in

mountain view last night. pg&e said an equipment failure sent three lines crashing to the ground. the results fire let up the sky near the microsoft campus. they had the flames contained. one person was sent to the hospital. the down -- the power was restored early this morning. >> reporter: state regulators suggests a new, less expensive plan for customer who want to opt out of the smart meter. the plan by the public eye -- it the prices substantially less than pg&e's proposal of a 270-dollar initial fee and a 14- dollar monthly fee. >> california is about to be the first state in the country to crosswalk don on energy wasting charges. the state emergency commission voted to regulate the vampire

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. a woman and her two daughters home safe after a daring rescue on a bridge in southern california. it happened yesterday in santa barbara. authorities say it happened when a big rig flew off the bridge killing the driver and hitting a bmw sending it dangling off the edge. luckyly some navy officers were caught in the photograph kick they use aid forklift as they just happened to be transporting to keep the car

from sliding off the bridge until firefighters could get to the scene. the governor is dede fending the high speed rail project. he said it's not indicating that the project is losing support and could get derailed. the plan to build it the line has generated backlash over the rising cost. it's currently thought to be at $100 billion. >> we will build but not be stupid. we will list tone the critics and do the right thing and we won't go overboard. >> yesterday the ceo said he is leaving his job in two months and the chairman said he is resigning but would remain on the board. >> visitors to jose mite don't have to pay to get in this holiday weekend. new, robert honda reports that the free admission along with the weather will make for a big

crowd. >> reporter: yosemite views are either great or disappointing depending on what visitors expected in january. >> we were hoping when we -- for snow. >> i wanted snow. >> reporter: disappointed in. >> yeah. >> reporter: the dry winter conditions will greet visitor this is holiday weekend when the parks drop entrance fees. the waterfalls are now froze spent river is a stream with rocks capped by ice. yosemite hasn't had any rain since november. park rangers anticipate good crowd this weekend because of the weather. >> all the trails open. all the road are open and it's easy to get in to the park with no snow and no ice on the roads. >> reporter: many are embracing the chism. >> now i realize that there is more stuff that you can see that you couldn't see if -- if

there was snow. >> usually we go skiing but now i'm excited because we get to do more hikes. >> reporter: some people said they are enjoying a summer like winter. >> there is almost nobody here. you are getting the summer conditions, right for photography, so it's really outstanding. >> reporter: maybe it's the scenery but most of the visitors we talked to today are trying to look on the bright side. with this kind of winter they don't have much choice. at yosemite. >> saturday will be the warmest day on the weekend. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will mimic these. saturday plenty of sun. cold start, as we head into sunday clouds move in. that is the weather story, a change in the pattern as the wind shifts. the clouds start toen crease and by the middle end of next week we should get rain in

here. anybody can tell you that. it the models coming into line with a wet or moist pattern. the lows will be cold. the whites represent 20s. in some of the coolest inland bay valleys, temperatures in the low 30s, mid, frost, tomorrow afternoon -- 60 and 50s along the coast. inspect north coast a little bit of fog. the computer model keeping us dry through the weekend and then starts to break down as we head into sunday, monday, tuesday, when i say break down you can seat central wind shift. more clouds come in and that will t it up. this low pressure center, bounces in here, the main impact of this, clouds but bump that high pressure system out of the way. it'll set us up for the opportunity for showers as we go in to the middle of next week. have you to have something

knock it down. a running back or fullback or -- running through the hole. you have the satellite image showing a lot of activity in the park. this weather system number one and now -- we have a lot of systems over the day line that are coming together and if this jet stream lowers we will see a series of storm next week. i hope it happens. the computer model lays out like this. there is tomorrow. five --er -- look at the clouds, here comes sunday at about five or six. few source, north and clouds her we go monday. not much going on there but you notice that shift. that push, there is tuesday afternoon. rain to the north and the flow starting to come this way. that's -- how its been. the flow has been going that way. that's wednesday afternoon and thursday evening and you get the picture. it's a slam dunk no but things are changing. the ball game looks great. it'll be in the mid60a. the air temperature about 62. great game and great day for the five day forecast with the

bay area weekend in view. we have some rain snow in the forecast. we will see. >> finally. it looks like change. >> yeah. >> that wind shift should do it. >> thank you. >> having bacon or sausage may not be a healthy idea. for every piece or two strips of bacon the rick of cancer goes up by 19%. eating three and six strips of bacon increases the risk overtime by 57%. one research. paula dean could soon reveal a secret she ha type 2 diabetes. there are reports that the chef has sign aid multimillion dollar deal to be the spokeswoman for the maker of

the diabetes drug. >> we are getting word that the labor leader walter johnson has died. he passedda wade today after suffering a heart attack. he led the labor council for nearly two decades, ktvu often went to him for his perspective on labor issues. in a statement the mayor said the city has lost a lot a great labor leader. his family and friends are in our thoughts. >> one of the 49ers hire [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh.

. if you haven't heard by now, i don't know where have you been. a big game going on tomorrow in san francisco.

>> i figure it's a 13 hours and about 36 minutes before kickoff and every fan knows visiting saints slight favorites to beat the 49ers tomorrow. the niners have beaten the odds all year and that could be contributed to their new head coach. on the form -- alex smith unachiever to mr. reliable. a smart coach who hired smart assistants. he trusted them to lead their apartments and change the culture. he may not be as popular as the guy like tim tebow, player doss love jim. >> he steps in the locker room and is almost -- as if is he a player, still a player and he is joking around a lot. when we step on that field, it's about business. is he still a good guy. >> to me he is about the 4th quarter. you know being tough. winning those close games, make the right decisions and you know getting out of the wins, that's what we are there to do.

>> and of course you can join us for saturday brunch where mark you will find the former 49ers and brent jones will host the live pregame show. kickoff is 1:30 and we wrap it up with the live point after show. after seven game seasons -- the popular head coach takes a job in st. louis. the niners have won just 15 games offer the last five season under three different head coaches. jeff fisher -- he lost to st. louis. the warriors won't be able to see the finish of the 49ers game because they tip off at 4:00 p.m. in charlotte. golden another tim tebow fan. we are in denver. miami heat in the mile high city and nuggets and miami is third straight road loss. fernandez for the nuggets, that's to easy.

denver wins but heat also lot of the point guard. wade in the 4th quarter. look at that. sprained ankle. both teams eight and four. last year's mvp. rose played in boston tonight despite a sore toe. lookout below. rose's path was deflected back to himself. i suppose he wants the assist and bucket. they blow a 20 point lead but watch derek. he scores 25 points. they lead the nba with an 11-2 record and life is good in hawaii where they opened up -- this is matt, he shot a six under 64 today. you remember he suspensed their summer 2010 after being bust busted for smoking pot. wow. that's -- that's never happened before. matt leads it open by two shots. that's sports as we see them. biggest day in 49ers in what

napiers in. >> long time. >> long time. >> thank you. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu. we will see you the