hundreds of people turn out tonight for a candlelight vigil in memory of a teenager who died while out partying on new year's eve. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. it was not foul play but a tragic end nonetheless for missing 19-year-old alyssa burn. her body was found today at a snow bank in lake tahoe. debora villalon is live where

people showed up at her old high school. >> reporter: the candles still glow, there's messages of memories and balloons. >> alyssa yes you are better than me. >> reporter: fellow lacrosse players flocking to the field where alyssa burns played for three years. >> it's amazing to see how many people she touched and how many people loved her. >> reporter: older brother greg representing his family expressed thanks for the community's support. but it's a community in shock mostly silent, words inadequate for why a vibrant beloved teenager would die alone separated from her friends in the snow. >> her favorite animal was a turtle. so we got turtles with her initial. >> reporter: two friends got inked in alyssa's honor. >> always know where your friends are at all times. >> reporter: and say there's

also a lasting lesson in her loss. >> just be aware, be aware. she was so young, it's hard. >> she just loved her brother, always wore his clothes to school. >> reporter: alyssa's first grade teacher remembers her as a hilarious tomboy then and at 19. >> she would still have a back ward hat on and she always remembered me full open arm hug, it was wonderful. >> reporter: from alyssa's brother this advice for everyone suffering right now. >> all we can do is just, you know take all the love that everyone is giving and just, you know keep moving forward. i would just say be smart. be sure you have good friends and people who are looking out for you. just to, you know be smart. >> at the byrne home last night alyssa's mother showed us their family christmas card with alyssa holding her dog which

she loved. in the coming days, restaurants will hold fundraisers for the family and no doubt this memorial will continue to grow. alyssa byrne's father released a statement that said in part, our entire family is devastated. we were still holding out hope that she would be found safe. we will miss alyssa and she will be in our hearts forever. the el dorado coroner plans to conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of alyssa byrne's death. she was quote messed up on new year's eve and quote partied harder than anyone i know, said friends with her. authorities said she always suffered from exposure to the elements. >> after three days of desperate searching by friends and authorities investigators delivered the sad news this morning. >> it is with deep regret that we announce that we have

recovered the body of alyssa byrne. >> reporter: utility workers found the body of byrne after attending a new year's party. it's now unclear whether byrne ever made it back. >> there's been some conflicting information about this case. if that person did see her, it is possible that she jumped on a shuttle or got a ride back to the snow globe area. so we've got a lot of leg work still to do. >> reporter: at this afternoon news conference, el dorado investigator said byrne was found clothed. but other people who saw her that night said that she appeared to be under the

influence of something. >> when they get to a certain point and can't function and think logically, if that may have happened to her she may have had difficult getting up. >> reporter: a tattoo helped identify that the body found here did belong to byrne. although some comments were found on her twitter page, they do not think it had a factor in what happened here. eric rasmussen, ktvu news. witnesses tell us they heard 30 to 40 gunshots. contra costa sheriff deputies say two men were found at the scene and taken to the hospital. a woman was dropped off at doctors medical center in san pablo also suffering from a gunshot wound. no word yet on a motive. investigators say they are currently trying to develop descriptions of the suspects. the 19-year-old man accused of speeding away from police

and causing a crash that killed two innocent people in san francisco's mission district appeared in court today. david morales faces two counts of murder and several other felony charges in connection with the deadly crash on new year's day. the district attorney says morales is a known gang member. >> when you look at the outcome in this particular case, you have two innocent people that are dead, that had nothing to do with anything to do with gangs and then you have a third party that is very seriously injured, absolutely no tolerance for that at all. >> today's arrangement was postponed. if convicted morales could be sentenced to 200 years in prison. the medical examiner has identified the victim inside the other car that was hit as 29-year-old silvi a truncan.

francisco gutierrez was also killed, he was walking by when he was hit and killed. a man crashed his bmw right into a power pole. officers tried to pull the car over but the driver refused to stop. it crashed into a parked truck, a fence and that power pole. the driver ran off and hasn't been found. pg & e has since restored the power. in the south bay the defense attorney representing a man accused of killing a possible burglary suspect is blaming san jose police for failing to respond to car theft. 26-year-old louis ricardo hernandez is accused of killing 36-year-old christopher soriano in the parking garage of an apartment complex on new year's eve. hernandez and others were apparently trying to detain soriano and make a citizen's arrest for burglarizing cars when someone shot him. residents of the complex say there has been a rash of car thefts and break-ins that have

taken place despite numerous complaints to san jose police. the chronically understaff oakland police department is in the process of testing new applicants. opd has started their physical testing. it's part of the city's initiative to hire more officers to help reduce crime this year. >> we want to definitely beef up our short staff. we're definitely shorthanded here and we definitely want to increase our numbers for 2013. >> applicants to successfully complete the agility test will be given a written test. if they pass that they will be brought before a panel. >> police say delays due to logistical issues and a limited number of field officers. each academy graduates about 40

cadets. a new report accuses top state park officials of knowingly hiding millions of the dollars for more than a decade. the california attorney general's office says park officials continue their quote intentional nondisclosure because they were afraid of budget cuts. the money may have been hidden as long as 14 years. at the time up to 70 parks were slated for closure due to budget cuts. there's some startling new information about last year's massive fire at chevron's richmond refinery. investigators are now suggesting that chevron's own first responders may have made the problem worse. >> reporter: the fire that incinerated and crippled the chevron refinery began with a tiny and visual leak that looked like steam. >> probably going to emit some kind of mist or vapor cloud. >> reporter: cooper says the

first thing, stop the leak. >> can you isolate the leak either by closing valves near by which is maybe difficult on a process unit. or do you try to either clamp it or plug it if the pressure will allow. >> reporter: plug a steel plug into the hole or wrap it with a pressure clamp. the pipe was punctured from the outside. the chemical safety board think that is the chevron fire department in trying to get the insulation off the pipe using a tool called a halugan bar may have punctured the pipe with this making the leak even worse. that's because the pipe seriously corroded was more than likely seriously weakened or brittle. >> in trying to plug the hole you make the whole much bigger, the pipe starts to fail. in which case you're not really losing control. >> reporter: within minutes a

huge vapor cloud hundreds of feet high engulfed the refinery and sent 15,000 neighbors to the hospital. but the government says even without the hallogen bar there still would have been some kind of fire but perhaps not quite as severe. chevron says it's cooperating with all investigations. i'm consumer editor tom vacar. in eastern contra costa pg & e is investigateing the cause of a gas main leak in brentwood. it was reported just before 8:30 this afternoon. pg & e shutdown to the area. they do not expect to have gas restored until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. pull out your umbrellas again i'll show you which part of the weekend will have rain. and this

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a vehicle struck and killed a man on highway 101 in san jose this evening. the chp says the man was seen around 7:15 near old bay shore highway. he may have been struck while trying to cross the highway. traffic was limited to one lane

during the investigation. but the other lanes were expected to reopen about 15 minutes ago. two women are dead and dozens more have been sickened by a outbreak of noro virus. it's so hard to fight the illness in time of year, noelle walker has the story. >> reporter: this is the third outbreak this season. the outbreak over there at the redwoods started on december 24th. even today there were two new cases reported. the chairs are empty, the visitors few and far between instead of holiday get togethers at the redwoods in mill valley, residents were told to stay away from each other. dinner was being served by

workers wearing gloves. >> very quiet. everybody has been sequestered. >> reporter: the redwoods reported the outbreak to marin county public health. >> it's very difficult to prevent norovirus this time of year it's in the environment. you know this is around the holidays and we know that people were having visitors from all over. >> reporter: norovirus is sometimes called the cruise ship virus. there are several documented cases of passengers and crew falling ill on so called sick ships. but a lot of places are susceptible to outbreak. >> when children visit grandma they might bring the illness with them. >> reporter: it can be serious but usually is not deadly. the virus spreads quickly from person to person. there is no vaccine to prevent norovirus and no treatment to get rid of it. >> sure, i don't want to get

sick. but they have taken every, every precaution. >> reporter: now six people from the redwoods went to marin general with norovirus. the last of those patients was released today. those two women who died had ordered previously on file stating they didn't want any life saving measures. reporting live in mill valley, noelle walker. more details now about common symptoms of norovirus. infected people become nauseous, people can experience stomach pains because the virus causes inflammation of the stomach or intestines. some people get headaches, body aches and fever. prosecutors have filed criminal charges against three workers at a marin county day care center in connection with the death of a 4 -month-old boy last december. the county coroner determined the boy accidentally suffocated on his bedding at the magic place children's center. the owner and two employees are

now charged with misdemeanors for failure to provide proper supervision and medical treatment after prosecutors decided against filing felony charges. three men charged with the murder of a south bay entrepreneur appeared in a courtroom today for the first time. lucas anderson, javier garcia and deangelo austin are all accused of killing kumra in his home during a home invasion robbery in late november. kumra's wife was badly beaten. prosecutors say they plan to try the three men together. >> one jury that you don't have to put all the same officers and witnesses and so forth three times. so for judicial economy you try them all together. >> a fourth person raven dixon faces charges of accessory to murder. they expect more arrests. two teenagers suspected of killing a castro valley woman then setting her home on fire pleaded not guilty in hayward

today. prosecutors say 18-year-old cody necosia and christian socra asphyxiated akra at her home. a fire at a cannabis club appears to have been purposely set. fire crews reported smelling gas inside the building. the club's manager told ktvu that surveillance video shows a man breaking a window. he says sprinklers kept the fire from spreading and that damage was minimal. last year was the worse year for whooping coffer -- cough in the united states. the number of deaths did not increase. 18 deaths were recorded. one reason for the increase in cases may be the vaccine which has been used since the 1990s

doesn't last as long as the previous one. whooping cough is highly contagious and mostly strikes children. the biggest change to food safety regulations in decades has been introduced. but as our health and science editor reports, the rules are still falling short. >> reporter: the new rules come down tothe day that congress required them. one rule requires farmers use clean water and food handlers wash hands. a second rule requires food companies submit detailed safety plans. >> to make sure that the food that you produce is safer and we will monitor your activities. >> reporter: although the center for food safety had sued to get the government to implement these rules activists today said they're not ready to party. >> we haven't quite popped the cork on the champane yet. this is a good first step.

>> reporter: food safety attorney michelle simon points out there's still proposed rules and missing are promised ruled on imported rules, 15% of the nation's food supply. and the fda does not regulate beef, poultry and fresh eggs. still if finalized the fda for the first time will be able to force recalls and focus on preventing outbreaks. >> what we're trying to do is bring our regulations into the 21st century. there are thousands and thousands of food producers and agricultural producers and unfortunately we're seeing more problems. it could take six months or longer before the rules become law. john fowler, ktvu news. lots of sunshine for today, even right now mostly clear skies. coolest locations not as cold as this morning but right around freezing for santa rosa, napa and fairfield. san francisco right about 45

degrees and san jose starting out saturday morning in the upper 30s. i am tracking a weather system in the pacific. here's our cloud and rainfall forecast model rainfall does make a come back as we head into your saturday. tomorrow morning just cloud cover out there look what happens though into the afternoon hours by 1:00 and especially after 1:00 the rain chances on the increase. coming up we will let you know how many rainfall you can expect in your neighborhood and the changes that are lighting up for your sunday. caltranss is closing a commuter parking lot in marin because of the possibility of flooding. officials say high tides are expected in the coming days. the crews have shut down a lower portion of the mansanita park and ride lot until january 14th. the lot holds about 75 cars but is prone to flooding. caltrans says the closure should prevent damage to vehicles when those high tides roll in. outrage tonight about the

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gathered tonight at the sunnyvale hindu temple to light candles and remember a 23-year- old university student who was killed. >> these people did such a horrible crime i don't know what to say. >> this is not just a case of -- this is a big question mark on the security and d ignity of every other girl in our society. >> reporter: people here joined those in india calls for justice. >> i have two daughters. i feel so angered and upset because if it happens to my daughter then what will be the fate. >> this is not just one incident but there are incidents like this every single day. and this is what needs to be

addressed. it's the culture of silence and shame. things need to change before anything happens. >> reporter: they plan to start a reform that will be forwarded to the indian government. house minority leader nancy pelosi came under fire today because of a doctored photo. this is the picture that was taken on the steps of the capital yesterday afternoon. it features members of the house democratic women's caucus. but in the official photo released by pelosi's office you can see four additional women were photo shopped in at the top. today pelosi defended the photo as an accurate historical record. >> it was an accurate record that it was freezing cold and our members had been waiting for everyone to arrive. and that they had to get back into the building to greet constituents, family members to get ready to go to the floor. >> pelosi went on to say quote it wasn't like we had the rest of the day to stand there.

san bruno congresswoman jackie speier has been named vice chair of gun violence prevention task force. you may recall she was shot several times and seriously wounded in 1978 during the assassination at the people's temple in jones town gayana. gabrielle giffords today visited newtown connecticut the scene of that school massacre. she met with officials and met privately with some of the families of the some of the victims. as a survivor of a mass shooting, giffords has become a strong advocate for gun control. intentionally getting pulled over by the chp.

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not trying to beat an expensive citation. >> this is the ticket. >> reporter: he says he deliberately drove in a car pool lane. >> i was hunting i wanted to get caught. >> reporter: with only this pile of papers next to him. documents that are part of a corporation he cofounded. >> there's a pile of cars on the freeway, and the car pool lane is open. and i have two persons in the car, me and a corporation. >> reporter: 59-year-old freeman says the california vehicle code's definition of a person includes a corporation. he contends the paper work from his corporation is therefor a person. >> we're asking what signifies a corporation, it's a person. >> reporter: he wants people to think about the role of corporation and their responsibilities. >> they give all kind of excuses. >> reporter: one veteran chp officer tells us what happens

to most of the cases in court. >> the majority of the cases that i have been involved in the violator has been found at fault. >> reporter: ultimately what do you want to come from this? >> for this to be stood on its head. in doing so people will see the absurdity. >> reporter: freeman says if he loses the fine is $478. he's hired an attorney, he tells us he plans to appeal the case all the way to the california supreme court if necessary. live in corte mad era. police in san pablo are searching for clues in the disappearance of a disabled woman. 57-year-old doretha robinson was last seen by her family on november 23rd but she wasn't reported missing until christmas day. robinson takes medication for a leg condition and walks with a

cane which was still inside her car. al jaze era paid a reported $14 million for current owned by al gore. current tv employees will stay on for at least three more months. lieutenant governor gavin newsom and his wife are expecting their third child. newsom's spokesperson confirmed that the baby girl is due in july. the couple already had a daughter named montana and a son hunter. the labor department says employers added 155,000 jobs in december. but even so the unemployment rate remained the same at 7.8%. the report also indicates much of the gains came from growth and construction due to the rebuilding effort following

superstorm sandy. on wall street, stock markets ended on the up mark. and the s & p500 gained seven and hit its highest close in five years. congress passed a bill today to help victims of superstorm sandy. the legislation easily cleared the house and senate. it provides $9.7 billion to paid for flood insurance claims. a broader measure providing $51 million is scheduled for debate later this month but is expected to face opposition by those who say it's filled with port barrel projects. >> barack obama the state of illinois has received 332 votes, mitt romney the state of massachusetts has received 206 votes. vice president joe biden released the electoral vote. the constitution says it's not official until the electoral college votes are counted. the new film zero dark 30 about the killing of osama bin laden is drawing high praise as

well as some pointed criticism. ktvu's rita williams tells us about a controversial part of the movie that has people protesting. >> never legal, never moral, never accepted. >> reporter: an unusual protest outside an emeryville theater today about this. the new film zero dark 30 about the hunt for osama bin laden. >> i'm not your friend. i'm not going to help you. i'm going to break you. >> reporter: in the movie the interrogations inclued waterboarding and the implication that torture provided the information that led to osama bin laden. senators dianne feinstein and former pow john mccain say that's not what the cia told them. >> torture does not work to somehow make people believe that it was responsible for the elimination of osama bin laden is in my view unacceptable.

>> reporter: they're asking the cia if they mislead the film writer and director. >> i felt a great responsibility to be faithful to the research. the research was based on firsthand accounts. >> reporter: protesters aren't saying don't see the movie just don't believe torture is justified. >> this government is carrying out war crimes whenever and wherever torture is carried out. >> to put all of this weight on this movie i just think it's silly. i would just like to watch it. make my own opinion on it. >> reporter: some critics say zero dark 30 is favored to win an oscar. today the screen writers guild nominated it for best screen play. rita williams. former republican senator joe hagel is expected to be named the next secretary of state. president obama could select this selection as soon as next week. hagel could face opposition in the senate for disparaging comments that he made in the

past about israel and gays. an airline pilot arrested for intoxicate as he was preparing for a flight. plus thousands of fake guns destroyed in mexico. the connection they have to real crime. >> we have clear skies right now but a weather system is developing offshore. the timing of the heaviest rain this weekend and the one direction temperatures will be heading over the i wanted to be in the military since i was a kid.

i served a total of 16 years. and at 19 years old, that's the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i started drinking a lot. i guess i never recognized it in myself. it all starts with going to the va. there's a whole community of veterans that just want to help you out. it's for the guys who couldn't come back, you owe it to them to live well. because they're not here with their families. an american eagle airlines pilot is on suspension tonight after failing a breathalyzer test. christianson was preparing to

fly when a tsa agent reported smelling alcohol. airport police gave him a breathalyzer, they say he failed so he was arrested. lance armstrong may come clean about using performance enhancing substances. armstrong has been stripped of his seven tour de france titles and barred from olympic competition. but the new york times is reporting that armstrong is considering publicly admitting to doping in the hopes that anti doping officials would allow him to resume his career. armstrong's attorney says he knows nothing about the story. in news of the world tonight, in mexico authorities destroyed 7,000 fake guns in an effort to fight real crime. at least one out of every 10 crimes involves a fake weapon. many of the guns look real which is a violation of mexican law. it requires make believe weapons to be made of clear

plastic or brightly colored. in england, malala left the hospital today three months after being shot in the head in her homeland of pakistan. taliban leaders tried to kill her. malala was taken to england for specialized treatment. authorities say she has a good chance of making a full recovery although her injuries are unclear. a city made of ice and snow is ready for the annual festival one of the largest in the world. some 7,000 people have been carving and building sculptures and entire building while temperatures are in the single digits. the festival in china began 13 years ago and draws hundreds of thousands of people each year. >> wow. grays anatomy star patrick dempsey is causing a stir in seattle. >> morning. >> the actors investment group won the bidding for tully's

coffee. the star says he hopes to reenergize tully's which once had almost 50 coffee shops in california and washington state. dempsey beat out competitors including starbucks. the company known for credit scores is coming back to the valley. fico is returning to san jose where it employs 90 people and says it has plans to hire more. the company moved to its corporate headquarters in minneapolis but is now moving back. >> if i had to do it all over again i would do it exactly (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience.

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the head coach of one of the nation's top football programs announced his retirement today. bob latiser has been at de lasalle since 1979. as john sasaki reports he has compiled quite a report. >> reporter: it was a packed house for the announcement that a high school football coach is retiring. but then de la salle's head football coach is something special. >> it's the only thing i've known for the last 30 years, i've enjoyed every minute of it and i could not ask for a better career or a better life. >> reporter: latisser wins with 25 losses and three ties. >> all the effort that he put in kind of thought us to put it right back into it. so working 11 months for something is, i mean kind of lights the fire under you.

>> reporter: in 1997 we watched de la salle set the national record for consecutive wins. the team went on to win 151 games in a row not losing again until 2004. >> his values are so strong he wants the most of them as human beings, what they can produce. both in the classroom and on the field. >> reporter: lataser's the áf former and current players came to congratulate him. this man was on his team nearly three decades ago. >> the new coach former player and current assistant who plans to carry on his tradition. john sasaki, ktvu news. so far this year we have been locked in a dry weather pattern. that will soon be changing as we head into your weekend. right now though mostly clear

skies. here you can pick up the live doppler sweep showing you the pattern. there's a storm system about 179 miles offshore that will increase the rainfall. i'm going to bring in that a little bit closer you see that about 145 to 150 miles. and that will be approaching as we head into the overnight hours. now with the clear skies, temperatures have dropped off quite a bit once again a familiar story and some 30s showing up out toward fairfield, napa and santa rosa and nevato. the weekend will not be a wash out then the extended a dry weather pattern with a sun- cloud mix moving back into the region. here's a weather system we have been tracking over the past few days will be approaching the bay area over the next eight to 10 hours. for tomorrow morning the cloud cover will be on the increase

as this front approaching rainfall probabilities on the increase. for saturday afternoon the system approaches, rain showers developing. first up in the north bay during the afternoon hours. gradually spreading to the south. and with the passage of this cold front that cooler air sweeps into the region. the temperatures coming down a bit for saturday and also into sunday. here's our forecast model showing you this tomorrow morning. the possibility of a few sprinkles. but at least an increase in the cloud cover. look what happens though into the afternoon hours by 1:00 and 2:00 the rainfall rates on the increase. then by 5:00, still gradually spreading to the south. rainfall accumulations should be in the order from .25 to an inch to .33. then we will take this into sunday. the possibility of a few showers sunday especially for the morning hours. this activity is a little too close to our coastline to completely pull back on shower chances. partly cloudy skies. still the possibility of showers all day sunday.

highest chance will be for the morning. temperatures for tomorrow afternoon, mainly in the low to mid-50s with rain chances on the increase. afternoon san jose 59 and gilroy 59-degree. here's your look ahead with your weekend always in view. your first weekend of 2013 and it will not be a wash out as you can see julie and frank. tomorrow morning starts out dry and sunday we're going to hold on to shower chances primarily for the morning hours but we should have plenty of breaks for the action and partly cloudy skies for monday. >> at least those temperatures are coming up a little bit. >> coming up a little bit overnight, yeah. a permanent limit of people allowing to hike into national park is becoming permanent. the approval also keeps metal cables in place to help hikers complete the steep 45 degree final ascend.

people wanting to climb half dome will need to enter a lottery. the idea is to improve safety and prevent congestion. sports is coming up next. but first a different kind of light show, the special

the bay bridge is about to get a whole lot brighter. crews have started putting in led lights on the western side of the bridge when the $8 million art project is finished this is what it should look like. pretty cool. 35,000 lights will illuminate the span with different patterns and sequences. the project is being paid for by private donations and the

light show is expected to start on february 1st. mark is off tonight, fred is in. the warriors didn't play tonight but they're gearing up for a big game tomorrow night. >> the team they beat by 21 points on wednesday night they're still chasing in the play offs three games back. but you remember when the warriors and l.a. clippers rivalry used to be in a race for last place. now these two teams meet, it's all about play off position. the dubs visit those clips tomorrow night and the clippers played the grizzlies tonight in the laker center. this season in the young and restless, clippers are moving beyond the lakers lakers. lakers make it close but it's chris paul to the rescue. clippers win their 11th straight game. those kids survived the collision after all. the colorado band felt a

little guilt giddy before this game. the buffaloes were still undefeated stanford in the red still stinging from the loss to uconn but this was no contest. they create the turnover. stanford felt from first to fourth but to hand colorado their first los in then conference opener. cardinals win their 79th straight conference games, 57- 40 your final. the seventh ranked cal women open in st. lake city. biere scores 27. bears slow down in the second but they still beat utah. cal is 11-1 this season. tonight the bears earn the program's 600th victory. earlier in the newscast we told you about latamer's

decision to step down. bob ladouceur stays on one season extra than he had planned. but after 399 wins in 34 years, ladouceur will continue to teach religious studies. justin alamball assumes the task of replacing lad the legend. and tonight in arlington, texas, johnny manziel scored two rushing touchdowns against oklahoma. this rock makes it 7-0 aggies. 229yards rushing and johnny football also threw for 287 yards and two more tds. manziel's 169 yards is a record in the cotton bowl. nfl coach andy reid was fired monday by philadelphia and here he is in kansas city agreeing to assume the head

coaching position for the chiefs. 130 victories is a record. reid assumes power to pick up his own general manager and players. imagine that being able to hire your own boss. that's sports as we see it. >> johnny manziel so much fun to watch. not only to throw but to pass. >> he's compared more to flutie than these protoe type quarterbacks full backs. this is a young guy, speedy, herky jerky. >> 229 yards. >> rushing, that's rushing. >> the number 11 team. >> and that's a very good team oklahoma. >> fun to watch. he's a freshman. >> he's no fluke. >> thanks, fred. >> thank you for are trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> mornings on 2 begins at 7:00 tomorrow and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great weekend.

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