. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> people are bundled up. a freeze warning takes effect in just one hour with temperatures in some hours trap dropping to the 20s and the teens. >> after weeks of dry weather we are forecasting some big changes in the weather. first a cold snap. a freeze warning taking effect at 11. by thursday or friday much of the bay area should see rain and for the big game on sunday

a chance of wind and rain. we have team coverage for you tonight. bill martin is tracking all the changes. first we go to the south bay and lloyd live at the sunnyvale -- lloyd? >> reporter: i have been watching the mercury drop and right now it's about 39 degrees. now inside these cold weather shelter here at the armory it's 68 degrees. >> came to this place because it's just like freezing outside. it's -- you know you can't sleep out there. it's to cold. >> reporter: dot math. there are some 2,000 beds for the homeless in this south bay. there are 7,000 people living on the streets. tonight a reverand tried to help people unwilling to come inside. >> we have blankets over here if you want them. okay. we will bring them to you. . >> reporter: in tents and with

sleeping bags the homeless try to survive the night. >> it gets cold. if you ain't got in blanket or propane or heat to keep you warm you are going to get cold. >> reporter: keith has two birds, that's why he doesn't go to a shelter. >> they have rules, everybody has rules. here we have no rules. it's every man for themselves. >> reporter: it's not just men live in the camp we found tonight. >> in what i have struggle i'm single, no children, i had a problem trying to all the thins they wanted met. >> reporter: the pastor said it's more than being cold. it becomes life or death. >> people die out here. people get the flu, they can't get well living out here. >> reporter: rain is expected later this week but the fact is a simple fact -- there are no

other places for them to go. live, ktvu. >> in tonight can be one of the coast nights of the season. a freeze warning in effect for basically the entire bay area and here is what's unusual. you don't always see freeze warnings in the santa clara valley ohrt livermore valley or the oakland area or san francisco area. urban area also see temperatures well below freezing throughout the evening. freeze warning in effect for much of the bay area. you know it'll be cold. right now it's 31 degrees. it's 31napa. oaf night we will see in someplaces a hard freeze in the north bay. one of the coldest nights of the seasont. will be freezing tomorrow morning. how cold it'll get in your neighborhood back mere in 15. >> and more details especially for people living in those areas likely to see temperatures go below freezing.

the outside plants will need protection. we went to an orchard supply store to get expert advice. >> it kills them, the frost we have. you want to cover and make sure you cover all the plants up for the frost. maintaining them, making sure they stay watered. >> some plants more at risk including azaleas, ferns and fruit trees. it hadn't snow in 56 days until today. it's reno's longest stretch out now in 50 years and wasn't much; but boy did did cause problems. troopers reported nearly a dozen accidents, most minor but the highway was closed four hours east of reno and you can get weather information any time on your mobile device. just point to ktvu. >> now to the presidential

campaign where there is one less contender tonight. john huntsman dropped out supported mitt romney. >> it's time for the party to unite around the candidate beste equipped to defeat obama despite our differences, and the space between us, on some of the issues. i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> he placed third in new hampshire but his campaign was having problems. he called on remaining candidates to stop attacking each other and focus on the concerns of voters. the five remaining republicans squared off in a debate in south carolina tonight. a second one is set for thursday followed by saturday's key primary. craig boswell is live and says anyone took his advice and held back on attacking the front runner. >> reporter: good evening.

i believe they dismissed that advice tonight here in this two hour debate. huntsman asked them to tick take a civil tone, i don't think they heard him . in the center of the stage romney was the centerraa tangs. >> my record is out there, proud of it and i think that if people want someone who understands how the economy works, having worked in real economy i'm the guy that can best post up. >> reporter: polls show him with a double digit lead. >> first i don't think raising questions is something only obama does and i don't think republicans should automatically be intimidated because every time you raise a question somebody yells are you doing something the democrats do. >> reporter: more than $11 million spent onto ads.

the negative tone is a hot topic. >> if i should something in the super manage supporting me that was wrong i would stop it. >> reporter: santorum has has raised $3 million. if are you exposing a voting record i think is quite proper, there is one ad that we used against senator santorum and i was -- i only had one problem i couldn't get in everything i wanted in one minute. >> reporter: just five-days before saturday's vote gingrich and merry used their podium to try to gain ground in a state that's picked the eventually no, ma'ame in every election since 80. >> it's important to look at job creation as a young member of congress i worked with president regan, we passed an economic growth package. we created 16 million jobs. >> i would get rid of a substantial amount of those regulators so we can in fact

get back to capatil isp without washington strangling it. >> reporter: one of the pieces of news, romney said he will after being questioned many times and asked, likely release his tax records around april. live in myrtle beach. >> a new cnn poll finds that the president would be in a tight race against two of the potential republican candidates. if the election were held today it shows romney with 48% and obama with 47%. that's with in the margin of error and against ron paul a tie. 48% for the president and 46% for ron paul. >> it turns out there a lot more people missing that cruise liner off the coast of italy than first thought. today the number went up to 29 including a retired couple from minnesota. it was reported a 7th body has been found.

the italy coast guard is holding out hope of finding people but they say searching the ship has been very difficult. amateur video shows people crowded on one deck waiting to board life boats and one passenger who made it home to florida described the chaos. >> the boat was tilted on the side that we were in. there were people that actually jumped off the life boats to swim on shore because they were afraid that the boat was going to come on top of them. >> there are also serious concerns that the half million gallons of fuel still on the ship may leak in to the clearwaters. a salvage company has been fired to remove it. a smoky brush fire caught the attention of people in central contra costa. it started just before 11:30 on the bay point side of bailey road and spread uphill. road was closed for about two hours as crews battled the flames. act 40 acres burned.

the cause is under investigation though officials say the fire is known for illegal dumping. the school district nearing a major achievement. 20 years ago they got a loan from the state. now the superintendent of the school district has sent a let territory state saying can pay off the loan on february 1st. the superintendent is asking that the state release the district from oversight. >> facebook could go public in may according to a wall street blog. because of regular layings regarding investors the company is supposed to release a disclosure by the end of april. analysts suggest this would be the perfect time for them to start the process with an offering coming at the end of may. it its thought the ipo could raise up to $10 billion. >> it'll be east meets west when profoot all championship game comes to candlestick. it's new york verses san

francisco as ken wayne reports two great city was two different cultures. >> reporter: they have the empire state building we have the golden gate bridge, subways, cable cars, sinatra the gratest dead. >> i won't say which is better or ors. that's my home n issemi home. >> reporter: ace's bar has seats yankee stadium and new york items everywhere. the bartender wears new york on his sleeve along with his new york attitude. >> i don't think there is a lot of niner bars in manhattan. >> reporter: they expect a lot of new yorkers this week, two buss booked to carry them to candlestick. those without ticket dear sir watch here. >> connects and it turns in to a mini new york for this week, for this half a week. >> reporter: across town we talked to natives.

natives. >> small city, it's got a lot to offer. we are in italy right now. you can walk across and be in chain chain a. >> i love the weather. this is supposed to be cold. i like to see what it is right now in new york. >> reporter: phil owns sam's grill a local landmark. he expects a lot of extra business. >> how lue treat the fans? >> we will treat them like they are san francisco fans until the game starts. . >> reporter: one thing we noticed they have lost some of their edge. >> are lucky. the best city in the country. >> reporter: better than new york? >> you are baiting me. i'm from new jersey so i will say yes. two great cities, two great teams, bragging rights come sunday night. live in san francisco, ken wayne. >> so how you can get tickets to sunday's game?

at 10:30 when and where think will go on sale and we will have the game day forecast. >> we now know in san francisco the sheriff will face a judge. that and the reception he got today at his first public appearance since being booked. >> and it's got a storeyed past. now its home to a new drama a. behinded scenes and meet real form erin mates. >> it was a different type terrain for search and rescue dogs

? a leaking national gas pipeline, a construction crew damaged a one inch gas line on 45th. it was turned off about 6:20. there were no reports of injuries and no word on when the leak may be done. new at ten, less than an hour ago a search and rescue team wrapped up training at a bart station. we are live to tell you about the special team made up of highley trained dogs. >> reporter: it was really impressive to see them in action tonight. we watched at the seven dogs went through the area here all in an effort to try to find a

missing person. it's rush hour, and another packed bart train just pulledn. >> we will get ready to run. >> reporter: it's here among all the evening people that search and rescue dogs carried out tonight's training mission. >> and that's what we are looking for was all of the distractions, the cars, getting in and out of the parking garage and then having a herd of people following. >> reporter: the training group leader said it's important the dogs get familiar with all real life problems so the dog association staged different situations. one involved a man last seen at starbucks near the station. seconds after sniffing an item, gig was on his trail following the sense through the station up and the escalator. >> for a second she was like i don't want to but they did. >> reporter: last year the organization responded to 74 calls, they also helped look

for a 5-year-old on the day he was reported missing back in 2009. the group's dog teams search for survivers of the pipeline explosion in san bruno. these dogs and their handlers want to be ready. >> it's a way to make a difference and provide closure. >> reporter: bart said it receives three to four reports a week of a possible missing person and officials say they welcome this help. reporting live, heather holmes. >> reporter: a man riding his bike said he survived what he called a snipe era tack from a nearby rooftop. it happened about three this morning. the 43-year-old flagged down a train near the richmond railyard. he said someone pointed a laser at him from a rooftop and shot him in both legs. he is expected to survive. police searched the area between west ohio and west

cunning and didn't find the shooter. >> a suspicious fire chased two from their home early this morning. what are you looking at video from a firefighter's helmet as he broke through the door of the home on sarah court. a 24-year-old who had just moved in and his girlfriend both were able to get out. firefighters believe an arsonist was targeting the previous tenant. the fire caused a lot of damage and firefighters say a station closure caused another three minute delay in their response time. another fire today on the peninsula forced more than a dozen people out of their homes. started about 10:5 in redwood on east bayshore road. a spokesperson said the fire destroyed one trailer damaged two others. in all 15 people were left without a home. >> san francisco's sheriff made his first public appearance today since being

charged with domestic violence. what will determine if he will be able to keep his job. >> reporter: applause and cheers for the sheriff this morning as he was acknowledged among the elected officials attending this labor council break breakfast. it was held in the district he represented for eight years as a san francisco supervisor. >> i came here of course supporting dr. king day. i come every year and i wasn't going to let anything stop it. >> reporter: he was charged friday with domestic violence, endangering a child in connection with an alleged altercation with miss wife. both deany abuse. >> i don't have any complaint against my husband. we are together and fighting. we will fight this. >> reporter: also at this event the mayor. under the city charter lee with the approval of the board of

supervisors can remove the sheriff for misconduct. he said today he has launched a review to determine his next step. >> keeping open mind about what happens here. i'm getting advice and reviewing the facts. it's not my duty to just take the charges from the da . >> reporter: he reaffirmed he went step assignment. >> any chance, are you going to step down? >> no. thank you. >> reporter: he is set to be arraigned nurse afternoon here at the hall of justice. in san francisco, david stevenson. >> hundreds of people got on board the bay area freedom train for its ride from san jose to san francisco. the 50-mile long trip remembers the 1965 civil rights march in alabama from selma to montgomery lead by dr. king. after the train arrived those

on board met others and marched along city streets. one woman brought her entire family. >> it's important rather than us sitting at home and not doing anything to reflect on dr. king and everything he has done for us. >> reporter: the march ended at the memorial fountain and waterfall . >> that freeze wanning in effect and it was chilly. saturdays, temperatures in 60s. upper 60s. look at the daytime highs, well below where they have been. we have been in the mid60s the past month. look at tomorrow. that will be -- those numbers very cold. tonight go to bed it'll be cold. when you get up colder. 21 santa rosa, 27 vallejo, 22 fairfield. overnight lows chilly and cold. san jose downtown freezing, 32 degrees, 29 in redwood.

the area also see freezing temperatures tomorrow morning. plenty of frost, the freeze warning remains in effect tomorrow and then it all changes around. things warm up but then they get wet. when i come back we will look at that incoming series of weather systems. see you back here. >> a unique project got started to help keep children cuevas they walk through the tender loin neighborhood. dozens painted yellow on sidewalks. it connects schools, community centers and after school programs. parents hope the yellow path will also seven as an aalert for trouble makers to avoid this area so the kids will be safe. >> everybody know that the area has challenges and we aren't trying to ignore them but we are trying to make a way to co exist and have the kids be safe. >> parents and volunteers will escort the children along the path at first to help them get used to it. >> a warning from an online retailer. the major security breach

affect tens of millions of commerce and the information hackers may now have.

. zappoa.com said its been hacked reset the passwords of 24 million customers. they posted a release saying

hackers got customer's names, addresses, phone numbers and the last four digits of their credit cards. they said its cooperating trying to find the hacker. they say it's the largest cyber shoe store and is own bid amazon. >> new, a high end store wants to go home again but it's success may prevent it. all this is happening in sonoma where a city council map is trying to stop chain stores just as williamson man is trying to return to its roots. we have live in sonoma where we found a city divided. >> reporter: this shop is the first home of williamson man when it first opened. this picture over here shows what it looked like then. now the company wants to set up shop here again but it's not a sure thing. have are more than 2350 stores nationwide selling upscale items for the kitchen. the founder named the company

in part after the town where he opened his first store . it later moved to san francisco. now they want come home and buy the building where they were first located. >> they are in a lot of malls and larger venues and that's not we are about. we have a lot of small stores. >> reporter: heidi say there is is already a kitchen ware store in town and a it could be driven out of business. >> across the street the owner of a jewelry store welcomed the return of the store. >> a lot of people are into the culinary arts and it's a real foodie town. this is a bad intersection. >> reporter: a council men proposes a temporary stop on chain businesses. >> while we debate this a

chain store moves in to the plaza and we had no way of having a say so. >> high quality store that has history here, wants to get into the counsel i just hope that the power brokers and the gate keepers don't shut them out. i think that would be shooting ourselves in the foot. >> reporter: the city council is scheduled to vote on it wednesday. reporting live, amber lee. >> on our facebook wall we asked what you think about a proposed store. jessica writes why punish a business that used to be small because its been successful and another says perhaps they could get a waiver if they promise to do something really special with the ban . tell us what you think. >> it's the hottest sporting event since the giant as world

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. the championship game coming up on sunday and the weather, the field is going to be wet. scattered showers, the heaviest rain out of the area, the heaviest winds be out by saturday night. breezy conditions, temperatures in upper 50s. we will keep you posted. >> now if you want to go to the game on sunday be prepared to pay a lot. season ticket holders get first crack and then the general public will be able to buy a

limited number. a lot are already selling seats online. when we checked they were starting at about $300 a seat. if you want to get up close we found one person trying to sell tickets on the 50-yard line for $10,000 each. that is quite a contrast to what they were selling for at the start of the season. >> fans paid a dollar for tickets to go to the home opener against the seahawks at the start of the season. nobody expected this. >> something else, this is the first time they have hosted a championship game since 1998. take a look at this teeth. it reads let me know why i should different you four tickets and pregame field passes to the nfc championship. best answer by tuesday at 5:00 p.m. wins. >> san francisco is in the tv spotlight in a new drama a. you may have caught it on chan 2

tonight. we go behind the scenes and meet real life characters. >> march 21, 1963, alcatraz closed. >> reporter: when the new thriller filmed its pilot at the prison it was the first visit to the rock for some of the show's stars. >> i had never been there before. when i came here i was -- i was a bit -- almost mesmerized. >> it is a creepy, strange place. >> reporter: in the show, 302 prisoners and guards disappeared in 1963 and suddenly start reappearing on the streets of present day san francisco. while the show takes the prison down a path of mystery we found men with real life experience. >> just 21. it was a very tough experience

as you can imagine. >> reporter: in 1948 frank was the youngest guard at alcatraz. >> i met george kelly, the bird man, the driver for bonnie and clyde. >> reporter: also under his watch inmate 1118. >> i was sent for trying to escape. >> reporter: the former armed bank robber spent five-years there but kept that part of his past a secret for 51 years. he only just started talking about it. >> i don't think i ever thought about escaping here. i didn't think it was possible because of the water. >> reporter: while most of the fictional account is actually filmed in vancouver producers hope to be back to san francisco if the show catches on. >> only one alcatraz. we have it in the title of the show. there is very few place that pack this sort of lore and mystery and so where better to

do it than the rock. >> reporter: at alcatraz. ktvu channel it. >> the president and first lady did their part. the president showed off his artistic talents painting quotes the leader on the walls of a school in washington dc. he had help from his wife as well. the this evening they attended the let freedom ring concert. in the south bay an event honoring dr. king today touched on the inequalities that still persist in the justice system. an unlikely group of young men was on hand to hear the criticism. >> reporter: the voices of the future singing in honor of a man that had a dream. >> i have a dream. >> i'm a produg of the dream. i grow up listening to it.

i wanted to get involve. >> reporter: he and other hunns of others gathered today to remember dr. king on his birthday. while stride have been made they separate on what he would think of the state of the country today. >> he would say why aren't you still out doing more? . . >> reporter: the first black woman to be a court judge in northern california. she is now the indianapolis auditor for san jose. she said that rac section still a factor. she said reform is needed in regards to the three strikes law. > if you talk about juveniles being given life, young black kids are 20 times more likely to get that sentence than it are white kids who are charged with the same thing. >> reporter: among the crowd are 32 young men from juvenile hall, many convicted felons. they were brought here because

they know dr. king wouldn't want them to think hope is lost. >> we want them to know they aren't throw away kids. their future matters. rbeing involved in caring, important pillars of what dr. king stood for. in san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> he is on trial for killing four women. the evidence that suddenly giving investigators new hope in another case that is long been cold. >> back here in ten, we will get into tomorrow's forecast and then we will look for the rain. i have the long range model. . >> at the golden gate bridge tears, anger,

. we are learning new details about a veteran arrested for killing four homeless men. he is charged, scheduled to be charged with four counts of murder. his family said he returned from iraq a changed man, and he was struggling civilian life. his father is also homeless and lives in a vehicle. said his son warned him act the dangers of being on the street just days before his arrest. police are reopening a 30 year old homicide case to see if it's linked to an accused

serial killer. he is charged with killing four women in the 70s and 90s. at his hearing investigators testified about finding a journal listing and describing ten women including a girl near hills bug. they want to know if it refers to a woman who was found there in the early 80s. >> we still have the evidence from that case in addition -- the body's condition was in good shape. >> the woman's body has been exhumanned and police say they are in the process of doing dna tests. the pretrial hearing resumes tomorrow. >> in news of the world in yemen militants have taken control of a town now 100 miles south of the capitol. they stormed a local prison and freed 150 inmates. the group appears to be taking advantage of the political

turmoil that's persisted there. in iran authorities say several suspects have been arrested for the killing of a nuclear sciencist last week. he died in an explosion after two people attached a bomb to his car using a magnet. iran has accused the united states, britain and israel of being involved. the white house has denied any role. london condemned the killings, israel has had no comment. in england an old campbell soup factory was demolished. a woman whose father was killed there seven years ago pressed the buton to bring it down. she said it provided some closure for her and her family. a new building will be built in its place. >> jp morgan chase is foreclosing on oj simpson but is having trouble serving the papers. they started proceedings on his miami home last fall. however he hasn't been living

there. he is serving a prison sentence in nevada for a 2008 kidnapping and armed robbery conviction. a process server didn't seem to know that it. he attempted to serve papers at his home. an auto auction company selling the hearse it claims carried the body of john f kennedy. it took his body from a dallas hospital to air force one for its return to washington dc. it's been up for auction before but went unsold when no bid met the minute numb price. this time there is no minimum. the auction is set for saturday. > wwikipedia plans to take a dayoff and police show up when don afters try to reclaim bricks they paid for. the demolition plan that has some very angry. >> exchanges in the weather. bill martin is tracking how long the cold will last plus

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as john fowler says we had the only news camera at the bridge today when one family took matters into their own hands. >> reporter: many visitors here in tears, late this afternoon joe from modesto with a hammer to get the brick he had done for his wife. >> eternal love, okay? that was my 10th anniversary >> we will kick them off. it's trespassing. there are no individual bricks being give ebben back. >> reporter: people bought them 25 years ago to raise money for the bridge anniversary. they found from the news they were to be removed destroyed. this brick honors mary's grandfather who helped build the bridge. >> we paid for it. >> reporter: dan showed us the letter promising his bricks at $75 each would be here forever. >> i think that the bricks should be given to us.

>> the brick walkway has to come out. it's coming out to be able to regrade this area forpines with disabilities. >> i understand why but i hoped they would save them and give them to people. >> reporter: john and his wife spent half an hour with help searching for bricks honoring their now deceased parents. >> look at, really brings back a lot of memories of the time when we bought this. >> reporter: the district said all the bricks district property but they plan a wall to be built with all of the names later this year. john fowler. >> critics of the governor's plan to save money by closing state parks say he is hughes the threat as a tool to help pass a tax hike. 70 parks set to close by july 1st to save $22 million. many could be accessible but without rest rooms or up keep.

we talked to a visitors to twin lakes in santa cruz who remembered a time when maintenance was stopped. >> it was a mess. it was -- a lot of homeless and you know nobody cleaning up the beaches. >> we need taxes to provide for the state parks, schools, higher many indication, our police and fire. >> some park have within rescued by private groups but others say that will encourage the state to abandon parks. >> wikipedia will go off line temporarily on wednesday this are one of several sites protesting anti piracy legislation. critics say the stop -- about will allow site shut downs without due process if it's determined any content was misappropriated. they say they will be unavailable for 24 hours start midnight january 18th.

a company from hong kong stopped production of a steve jobs action figure. they say it was a tribute to him. after threats of legal action by apple and the job's family the company is now abandoning the project. any money for preorders will be returned. and burger king testing out home delivery of items, so far it's limited to just four restaurants in the washington dc area. there is a two dollar fee and the minimum order ranges eight to ten dollars. customers also have to live with in a ten minute drive of the store. >> and again that freeze warning in effect tonight and for most of the bay area basically the urban centers, santa clara, and -- the vallejo north bay section. so it's going to be cold. you know that, almost a hard freeze in many of the valleys. that just mains below freezing

for more than a few hours, some of the plant also be damaged by this. that's a rough definition but a hard freezes. after the freeze comes the rain. in the park we have a series of weather systems lined up for -- next four or five-days. we will see rain on and off as we go in to the weekend and into next week. it's good news. some -month-olds suggest and -- they will give you a forecast, they are suggesting nearly a foot of rain in some parts of coastal hills over the next 16 days. that would help. that's a lot of rain. we will see how it goes. that would mean a lot of snow in the mountains. it'll be a day like today. very cold to start with, very mild to cool, low 50s for the daytime highs and then wednesday night it starts to switch as the clouds increase. this is the system i'm tracking. it has a lower latitude. the other -- they were way up here . this one is further

south and will have the opportunity to bowl through the bay area as we head into thursday would be the first -- you will notice wednesday and increasing cloud, rain arrives thursday and then one after the other after the other, looks like breaks in between, i bet the long range model and it'll take us through the weekend but it's a rough, it's not super detailed, just a good idea of where the rain pattern will be, what the rain foot print will look like. 7:00, on thursday, there is number one, let go into number two, friday at 6:00, then into saturday, afternoon, little break on saturday. saturday overnight it goes off. sunday morning showers, and like we said for the niner game may get a little clear out. again really rough out there but you get the basic idea. chilly, very cold when you send the kids off to school. five day forecast looks like it's supposed to look like for the first time this year with a

lot of rain, lot of wind and just a little bit of everything as we head into that weekend. the spend into next week. some areas over the next 16 days we could see a foot of rain more. >> a foot? >> over a long period of time. it's a series of storms and that's what we needt. will help a lot. >> kind of lining up. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> you know there is a lot of snow when you have to shovel out the bedroomt. happened to a man in alaska when snow broke through a door right into his bedroom. others did better. they only had to shovel their roofs. the city has gotten almost 27 feet of snow. there is still a long way to go. wow. >> we are just getting word of a major power outage in san francisco. and he threw for three touchdowns yesterday. the

. from the holiday traditions set to close with in the hour. the ice rink opened in early november and has delight lighted thousands. it'll shut down at 11:00 to 30. tonight. >> the ninerses seem to be peaking but so do the giants. >> you keep hearing it's the year of the quarterback. couple of the guys with video game like stats, reduced to watching just like the rest of us while am egg smith, joey, right there with the likes of tom brady and eli manning with a great season for the giants. the nine -- they did beat him and the new yorkers.

manning made sensational throw as long the way, always seems unflappable and weighs in on the team that stands between him and another super bowl appearance. >> all round -- play smart fool ball. they don't -- the offense doesn't turn the ball over. they play well. play played them before and we know they are good. there is no denying that and they are playing good. it's -- going to be exciting going out and having another shot. >> he has been money all year. just -- dropping balls and, it'll be a tough match up and they have to be the same with new orleans. we have to get to eli and a big key for us. >> i guess you could say thank you to the niners, the warriors early season struggles just an after thought. theyer their road trip continues in cleveland. one of those prime time

match ups. the world champs from dallas. lamar getting approval from jack and the final moments it goes. jason terry with a little laying jumper. he has things tied with 9 byte 9 seconds left. the lakers live for these moments. get the ball in kobe's hands. this time he double teamed, up to fisher, and they are only three point success of the night is a game winner right there for fisher. i guess may be dr. phil could bet the a's organization tope up and confess what they are up to as far as the master plan but in the meantime who knows they signed a washed up pitcher, over the weekend and then today they did pick up a pretty good hitter. any way when he is in colorado that is he is good. seth smith hit 284, 15 homers, get him, park was a couple more

pitchers. sprinkle in a little giants news, they avoid arbitration and that hearing with the new pagan. it's a one year deal. san francisco still working on deal was matt cane and tim who officially did file for arbitration. former raiders coach and there are plenty of them around, speaking specifically, of hugh jackson interviewed the rams for their offensive coordinator position, that would be under jeff fisher. that's the sporting life for a monday night. of course the giants, 49ers on channel 2, 3:30 game, pregame starts at wolf. >> feeling good about it. >> yeah. thank you. >> thank you. and before we go we want to bring you developing news out of san francisco where there is late word of a manhole fire in the pacific heights

neighborhood. ken wayne lived and is -- is live with the latest from pg&e. >> reporter: we are at corner of jackson, you look down the street and that is where the action is. it's at pr, sidio and pacific avenue is where this explosion happened. pg&e is on the scene. they say this happened at 10:06. they are still working ont. 332 customers are without power and that members mean some of the street lights are not working. i talked to a woman who said she was walking her dogs on pacific when there was an explosion and fire came out of what apparently was a utility cover on the sidewalk. it was not in the street the according to this woman. she said it scared her to death and she is still shaken up. she doesn't know what happened. pg&e is still trying to figure out what happened. i talked to one worker who was here and he said it could be a couple of hours at least before they are able to get power back in this neighborhood.

again this whole area, several block around pacific and lion street in pacific heights and at the edge, will closed as you can see by police officers while pg&e works to restore power. live in san francisco, ken wayne. >> no power and a cold night. thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning news starts up tomorrow at 4:30 and we are always here for you online at