ves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! frightening moments for fans just as they were leaving today's raiders game. a woman falls off the third level of the coliseum injurying at least one person. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. it happen just as hundreds of thousands of fans were leaving the stadium.

deborah villalon has been at the coliseum since the start, the woman apparently did not fall but she jumped. >> reporter: she jumped. she likely would have been killed instantly if not for a good samaritan. a veteran who leaped to break her fall. an ambulance called. >> we're going on the air, just as this was going on. >> reporter: what they witnessed was a young woman on the upper edge ledge plunged some 50 feet to the pavement below. she had climbed up there distraught in a tarp area closed off to fans. fans who spotted her tried to stop her. >> i yelled at her.

please don't do it. please don't do it. about 10 times and she jumped. >> one brave man tried to stop her. he jumped with her. >> reporter: he was knocked down and injured breaking her fall. >> it's happened before. yeah we've had them happen here before. >> reporter: falls from the deck have happened throughout the years. but tonight's incident involving two strangers was sad all the way around. >> our hearts reach out to both the people the woman who jumped and the man who very heroically tried to help her. and you always just wonder why. why would you do that? >> reporter: the unidentified good samaritan told investigators he had paused with a friend with a flag pole and the al davis flame when all of this happened and she jumped

to save the woman. he is hospitalized but in stable condition. and he told investigators he didn't think about what he did. he just did it. an opposite sides of the world, president obama and hussein hurani prayed. but there's sharp criticism from israel and those in power in washington, d.c. there were hand shapes all around when the

landmark deal. in exchange the west eases about $7 billion worth of the economic sanctions crippling the islamic republic. for now the main sanctions remain. iran's newly elected president hailed the deal. >> cracks have been made in the regime of sanctions and as time pass it is cracks will grow wider. >> reporter: but israel's prime minister called out against the accord calling it a mistake. >> israel will not bound by this agreement. we cannot and will not allow for a regime that calls for the deinstruction of israel. >> reporter: the words hinted at a threat of an israeli break down. the skepticism was echoed by some u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> we are very concerned as to whether iran will live up to

even these commitments. >> we trusted the iranians before on nuclear issues and what have we gotten for it. >> reporter: if iran is caught trying to build a nuclear weapon the white house promises to scrap the deal. >> president obama is set to appear tomorrow in the bay area. a closer look at the issue the president will be pushing and the impact his tumbling poll numbers are having on predicted turn outs. it is no shock to bay area homeowners, san francisco requires more income to cover the mortgage of a median sized home in san francisco. san diego requires $85,000 in salary. los angeles 79,000, new york

79,000. and boston 10,000. the city with the cheapest salary needed, cleveland. the chain saws were buzzing today in the backyard of this oakland home. where a huge eucaliptus came to the ground. and the crew has been swamped with clean up calls ever since this week's wind storm. >> a little overwhelming. we could not even get to all the people who called us. at one point we had to say, we can't do so much. >> reporter: people with serious damage getting help first. everyone else has had to wait. >> we've been triaging the work and trying to handle the work stuff first. >> reporter: the company has 10

more jobs already lined up. another tree trimmer told me his work has doubled. >> a lot of the trees that are in the ground in the backyard can wait until the more serious ones are taken care of. around the east bay branches are still breaking down trees. >> those are big limbs that came down. >> reporter: sonia callahan still has a huge mess in her backyard after a neighbor's tree fell into her house. >> i was thankful that we got this away from the house. we can get the tarps down and we're good to go. >> reporter: a ton of trees to clean up. as crews slowly chip away at the problem. alex sadvidge. those fierce winds that helped fuel a fire in sonoma county subsided giving firefighters a chance on containing that blaze. the mccain fire started friday

in the geo terminal. 3,300acres have burned so far. 1,700 firefighters are still on the scene. those crews have the fire about 65% contained right now. one geo thermal plant cooling tower was destroyed and about one dozen homes still threatened. tomorrow is the first winder spare the -- winter spare the air alert. pollution is expected to rise to an unhealthy level because of a cold still weather patterns. a second offense can result in a $500 ticket. people with no other form of heat are exempt. the new lundburg survey finds prices are up. aaa says the price hike will likely be short lived and is

likely due to refinery issues. gas in san francisco is averaging $3.66, oakland 3.56 and san jose $3.53. while those prices are high, they are still lower than last year. another number going up, the is amount of money people are going to spend during the holidays. shoppers will be looking for deals and that chains such as wal-mart, tart and kohl's have already lowered their profit outlooks to compensate for holiday discounts. a navy pilot received a hero's welcome today as he returned home from service in afghanistan. hundreds of people lined the streets to welcome home lieutenant nathan scott as he returned to his danville family

home. scott says he was surprised by all the fanfare. he thanks the crowd. and wants everybody to remember the troops still on the ground in afghanistan. >> there's still guys that are there right now. men and women i should say that are fighting america's fight and it's really not talked about anymore. >> before lieutenant scott spoke he was greeted by a line of vietnam veterans who saluted him and welcomed him home. using their gifts to help the victims of that devastating typhoon. efforts still under way as more than 4 million people remain displaced. an east bay high school mourns the death of a long time teacher and coach. that was then. getting out of car to help somebody. that's the way he was on campus. what we're learning about his final moments. an

new video tonight that shows the end of a police chase in oakland. as you can see here the driver of a car hit a fire hydrant sending water shooting up 30 feet into the air. this chase started around 7:00 tonight and ended up here at 18th and wood streets. police say the chase began after the car was used in a robbery in the lake merit area. no one was arrested. an east bay community is

mourning the loss of a long time coach and teacher. we learned today that the man killed on interstate 680 yesterday morning was 76-year- old john web. he was trying to help direct traffic after a crash on the busy interstate. ktvu's eric rasmussen talked to web cease colleagues about the man they called unselfish -- web's colleagues about the man they called unselfish. >> reporter: after a crash on 680 saturday morning the highway patrol says web got out of the corvette he was riding in to try to direct traffic away from the wreck. >> that was him. getting out of the car to help somebody. that's the way he was on campus. >> reporter: former and current john f. kennedy football high school coach is peter michaletos and damewood talked

to us about web. damewood was with web in the hours before the wreck. >> he was looked great. he was with friends. >> he could teach anything in the school. he's thought history, geometry. algebra. one of the most unselfish people i've ever met. it was always about everybody else. >> reporter: now these men and many others want to make sure that's not forgotten. >> he's a guy that loved his football players. loved his basketball player. loved his wood shop kids. loved all the kids, everyone though he did not teach. his message was always, i'll be here for you. >> reporter: there's already a small memorial. a candlelight vigil to remember coach web is scheduled for tuesday evening. in fremont, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. oxford university has

announced two rhodes scholars are from california. miles untereiner will study at stanford and zarko perovic from uc berkeley. since this program started two years ago, five graduates have been released and landed jobs in the high tech industry. this month the program began a new session in los angeles. founders of the program believe that when inmates are released they need the tools. california is the worse run state in the union for the third year in a row. the website looks at a number of factors to calculate all 50 states. california took a big hit with

the housing crisis. california placed at the bottom due to debt per capita the 20th highest. and the second highest unemployment rate but a bit of good news. california has the 11th highest per capita income the best run state according to the survey is north dakota. organizers of the reno air races say they must race half a million dollars or possibly cancer next year's event. the championship races have had problems since 2011 when a plane crashed into box seats killing 10 spectators and the pilot. executives remain optimistic that they can reach their cash goal and hold the races next september. aircraft maker boeing is looking for a new location to build its new 777 jets and california may be a possibility. the company began soliciting bids from about a dozen locations to build the new 777x plane. long beach is among the dozen cities competing for the deal.

boeing says it hopes to make a final decision on a new location by early next year. a new survey by meteorologists could play a survey again. the american neurological society asks if they believe in global warming. 50% said yes. the search for the dead continues in the philippines more than two weeks after typhoon hiayan hit. the death toll has climbed to 5,200 people with many others still missing. more than 4.4 million people are said to be displaced by the disaster. efforts to help the victims of the typhoon continue today across the bay area.

cara liu tells us a benefit concert was held tonight in oakland, cara. >> reporter: 600 people were here tonight and organizers tell us this was an emergency benefit concert. the culmination of only about 12 days of planning. through the universal language of music, the boys chorus hope to held the victims of typhoon hiayan. >> i want them to know we're here in our small way to help them as much as possible. >> reporter: money raised will go to the philippines through catholic relief services. >> music brings communities together all the time. i think that the emotion and the spirituality of music helps people through hard times. >> reporter: a representative of the philippines consulate

general. >> it means so much to us that they've opened their hearts and they've been so generous with their time. >> reporter: also in the spirit of giving, cash creek casino toward the rebuilding effort. a spokesperson says many of its employees and customers are of filipino decent. >> what we're doing here is making sure that these folks are friends and family in the filipino community can start to have some hope and look forward to the future. >> that truck presented in redwood city this afternoon. as for tonight's concert here at the cathedral of christ the light, members of the san francisco symphony chorus and opera chorus also donated their talents. more than $60,000 were raised here tonight. former president george w. bush is modestly promoting a christmas ornament based on one of his paintings. >> i hope it -- i hope my

painting meets expectations. >> laura bush liked the painting of the cardinal so much that it's on the family christmas tree. benefits benefit the center. george bush says people are surprised when they learn he can paint. a mythological discovery archaeologists say they may have found the gates of hell. >> plus -- >> if you take me out i will blow this [ bleep ] up >> what else that passenger did right after the flight took off. >> extreme weather just as millions of the americans make their travel plans for thanksgiving. i'll tell you what areas are hardest hit. >> and in weather temperatures are dropping off rapidly

it's a this [ bleep ] plane police boarded a spirit plane to remove an unruly passenger who claimed to have a bomb on board. they say the passenger started arguing immediately. the patient was take ton a psychiatric hospital to be evaluated. police say he could face federal charges. pope francis put some relics on public display for the very first time. during mass he brought out a bronze box with tiny bone fragments who were thought to be those of the first pope, saint francis. many scholars dispute the fact that they belong to saint francis. the king of pop's former

doctor conrad murray said michael jackson was a drug addict. murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in jackson's case. he was released from jail three weeks ago after serving half of a four year sentence. dennis rodman is at the top of an unflattering list. the former nba basketball player ranks number one of at least influential people. followed by paula dean and miley cirus.

and president obama is ranked number 17. archaeologists found an inscription dedicated to the gods of the underworld in the same location just last march. the changes to the meat you buy just ahead of the upcoming thanksgiving holiday, plus. >> president obama heading to the bay area. the big announcement he's expected to make during his quick visit. a new california bar is

happening now a 61-year-old veteran from stockton is being called a hero after he tried to catch a woman who sheriff's deputies say jumpeded from the third deck at the oakland coliseum. the woman jumped about 15 minutes after the game ended.

the good samaritan was also knocked down injured breaking her fall. the woman who fell some 50 feet was knocked unconscious. she's in the hospital tonight in critical condition. that man is in stable condition. an al alameda county sheriff's deputy praised the man saying not many people would do what he did, risking his life to save someone else. and president obama is in the bay area in a closed door fundraiser. >> this was set up day at the recreation center. the president in seattle today will be at the center tomorrow. the sign outside said closed. so why was andrew gonzalez here. >> just to pick up the ticket to go see the president. >> have you ever said that before? >> no i just got it i was like

yeah. >> reporter: gonzalez got an e- mail out of the blue asking if he wanted a ticket. >> of course. one ticket only. so i told my wife. sorry. >> reporter: the president is expected to make a significant immigration announcement at the betty youngster. invited guests dumavale does not mean he did. >> i wish i did or that would mean i was in his inner circle and i don't. >> reporter: she says she's hoping the president does something to push stalled immigration reform forward. >> i hope he jumps over congress frankly and does something bold. >> reporter: the president is stumping for his immigration reform agenda fresh off a tentative nuclear deal with iran. the fumbled launch of the affordable care website and slumping approval numbers. >> i'm kind of disappointed in him. but you have to give him respect. he's the president and i'm an

american so i'm here to offer my support. >> reporter: the president will also attend two fundraiser in san francisco tomorrow. one of them here in the sf jazz center. where the ticket prices for some of the tickets have been slashed and half suggests the president's popularity may not have been what it used to be. ken pritchett, ktvu news. >> more details tomorrow, the president lands at sfo around 10:30 in the morning. as ken pritchett reported he will speak in china town starting at 11:30. he will then headline a fundraiser at san francisco jazz center. then he will depart from sfo. a man is out on $20,000 bail. last week we told you about someone taking a safe with about $6,000 from the el sebrante buys and girls club. there was no forced entry but inside the thieves got through several locked doors apparently going exactly where to go.

the contra county sheriff arrested a volunteer. the boys and girls club says it's received an outpouring of support since that safe was stolen. a santa rosa teen is in critical condition tonight at oakland's children's hospital. after he was found laying unconscious with a head injury. the 15-year-old was found bleeding at montgomery high school in santa rosa. it's unknown how he was hurt if he was a victim of a crime or hurt in an accident. however they do say that he was at school several weeks ago when his friend was injured doing some pakur moves. this week marks 12 years since a young east bay woman lost her life on her birthday and left a legacy that keeps on

giving. it was on thanksgiving that carrie gordon was killed. the woman was killed by a speeding van that crossed into her lane when she was going to work. in the months that followed her legacy was born. >> when carrie passed away we starletted getting money from our patrons. i don't know the total amount but it was in the thousands. we were thinking okay what should we do with this money. >> reporter: her parents formed the karen gordon scholarship for two recipients. this year christie scott will receive one to help pay for nursing school. her dad says she would have loved knowing that she could help people even though she is gone. happening now, troubles may lie ahead for millions of travelers. the storm started in the southwest late last week and is already blamed for the deaths of eight people. today much of new mexico, texas and parts of oklahoma were placed under national weather service winter storm warnings until tomorrow.

in oklahoma city a driver with a dash cam was behind an suv that lost control. take a look. that suv spins out, rolls over, landing in a ditch. now fortunately no one was hurt in that crash. volunteers stood curb side collecting turkeys and other donations. the foundation hopes to collect 1,000 turkeys so it can meet the goal of serving 4,000 meals on thanksgiving day. >> it is important for us because we have to share our good with others. that's exactly what we're doing. >> st. anthony's is accepting turkeys through thanksgiving. organizers say they also need nonparishable food and toiletries. this year has been tough with fewer donations and an even greater need. >> you may notice some changes at the grocery store when you go shopping this week for

thanksgiving dinner. a new federal labeling policy went into effect yesterday. that requires packages of meat to include labels listing the company where the animal was born, raised and slaughtered. the rule applies to ground meat and so called muscle cuts of meat, veal, lamb, goat, chicken, wild fish as well as certain nuts and other food products. hollywood is buzzing over a new bar that features a very expensive milk shake. >> yummy. >> you might remember this famous scene in pulp fiction with john travolta first complaining about a $10 milk shake then enjoying it. that's nothing compared to the shake at the powder room.

you get to keep the swarozsky nirvana ring. but the goblet if you want to keep that that's another $100. you might be drinking one right now but new research showing it could be the link to cancer. why women might want to think twice before drinking these popular beverages. will we need an umbrella for thanksgiving as we look at the lit up embarcadero center. we're live with a look at the holiday forecast. and remember you can get ktvu news to go right on your ♪

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we are wrapping up a very nice weekend out there. lots of sunshine, the winds have backed off and with decreasing winds. temperatures dropping rapidly over the past few hours. here is a look at the current numbers out there. it is 48 degrees in mountain

view. san jose 50. look at that number coming out of napa already in the upper 30s. 39degrees. they'll be back down to sub freezing first thing tomorrow morning under mostly cloudy skies. we've been talking about a storm. you can see all the rainfall and ice covering a good portion of the south. you can see this storm covering the area a couple of days ago. here's the forecast model tomorrow with increasing rain coverage still across the south. then we'll take this into tuesday because a very busy travel week and lots of rainfall to the east. here's a snowfall pattern. this again is on tuesday. gradually the coverage backs up by wednesday morning and into the afternoon hoursful we'll keep an eye on the travel forecast over the next few days. for tonight we do have this clear and cool. tomorrow patchy morning frost. san francisco still in the clear in the forecast for tomorrow. temperatures in the 40s on track to reach lower 60s once

again with hazy sunshine by 3:00. then next week a sun cloud mix. we're still tracking the chance of a few showers with the forecast models really backing off on those chances. what's happening is a stable air pushing into the region acting like a cap or lid on the atmosphere. as a result we have a haze. this pattern does not change too much. as a result for tomorrow night we have that winter spare the air alert in place for monday night. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning. san francisco 46. you definitely want to bundle up once again. patchy fog could be forming around the delta region tomorrow. this area of low pressure to the north of hawaii will be marching close tore the coast on thursday. but for tomorrow hazy sunshine, a dry weather pattern with that fog really developing in the central valley. this system approaches but the main track will be heading toward southern california.

that will be on thursday for thanksgiving. most of november has been dry but we're watching that system as we head into thursday and here's the forecast model shaping up like this. should be coming up but i can show you the main action remains offshore to the west about 200-miles to the west. forecast highs for tomorrow showing you 60s for santa rosa, san francisco and hayward. half-moon bay right around 60 degrees. here's a look ahead with your partly sunny skies. will break out thursday thanksgiving forecast for tomorrow. for thursday more days out. as you can see that chance of a shower. i will say the shower chances really coming down for thanksgiving with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon hours. with your weekend always in view. day six and day seven should be dry. just patchy morning fog. but heather and ken we will have to keep it on the model. >> thank you, mark. >> we'll be watching it.

new research suggests sugary drinks are linked to a certain form of cancer in women. scientists followed 23,000 women and found those who drank more than four servings of soda and other sweetened drinks had a 78% greater risk of developing estrogen dependent type one indometreal cancer. the risk is higher after menopause. family and friends of seattle seahawkses running back marshawn lynch and jackson handed out food bags of food. they distributed the food on a first come first serve basis. this is the seventh year for that annual event. coming up another down to the wire ending in oakland. >> as we heard from the raiders

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jeremy stewart blocks brent hill's punt. and genekowski will head it in to left. and slips past both, phillip adams and brandon ross with the defenders in the dust. titans 13-9. two teams traded field goals. mcgowen withstands the rush. the raiders in front 19-16. but the titans then went on a drive. the titans back in front in no time left for the raiders to do anything about it. the winning score leading just

10 kicks on the clock. oakland falls to 4-7 after this 23-19 final. dallas owen was giving credit rather than placing blame. >> a lot of it had to do with them. i think they did a good job. i said all along they had good receivers that they were talented. that they could get open. they made plays and we weren't able to make plays. that's really not my decision same as it was last week. i'll be ready when called upon. for him to you know lead us back when we needed a touchdown. they got us the touch down that we needed to get the lead. we just couldn't hold it defensively. so, yeah, i thought matt played. sebastian is going to work through this. and she'll have all the qualified when i send him out there that it's going to go through. it's just something we have to work through and get better in that area.

>> the pressure is on the 49ers tomorrow night. they're in washington in a monday night game and need to win to keep from falling into third place in the nfc west. that emotional meeting today between bruce arian and chuck pagano. cardinals turning up the heat in the west. carson palmer stands in the pocket and finds larry fitzgerald for 26 yards. the cardinals stun the colts 40- 11. cardsals in the afc race. the texans the victim today. both teams are 2-9. it was the long bowl today in st. louis. the rams chris against the bear's kyle with howell also in attendance. the ricky austin heads one way. and that's a 55-yard touchdown

run the fourth straight week carson has scored 26 or better. chris comes sprinting from the sidelines to get his brother out of a scuffle. protection by big brother or sibling rivalry? only the lines know for sure. but the older brother has bragging rights when it comes to the game outcome. the packers came from 16 points down and salvaged a 26 all tie with the vickings. both teams played field goals but could get nothing after that. quarterback pairing does not get bigger than this. this game was all denver early. the patriots steven ridley hit by van miller who takes it back 60 yards at the end zone. the patriots staged the greatest come back in team history when brady hit julian adelman and adelman does the

rest. the patriots would score 29 unanswered points. the patriots punting. denver's wes welker tries to tell his teammates to stay in. and even growkowski scores after that. the jets 5-6 after baltimore's 19-3 win. kansas city fans hoping their once beaten team would not become twice beaten. phillip rivers throws to the end zone. the chargers won a back and forth game handing the chiefs their second straight loss. field goal on the game's final gives the cowboys a win over the giants. new york sees a win streak

ended. tough days for miami. and he hits one to mike wallace. the dolphins get the lead. but the panthers chipped away. there at the one. cam newton fires to greg olson. carolina pulls another one out of the fire for a seventh straight win. this is the panthers improve to 8-3 -- the panthers improve to 8-3. today the steelers 5-6 the wild card picture after starting out 0-4. in detroit the fans and his wife thought marine captain john muncey was delivering a message on the big board then muncey was there. the 85-yard play puts the bucks in front of the line early in the fourth quarter. detroit driving late. goes in and out of the hands and ends up with jonathan

banks. the play was ruled an interception. the fourth of the day for stafford. after losing the first four game this is one 24-21. the college basketball season in full swing. we'll show you how a couple of locals did tonight. and stanford again ♪

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scored in 116 big games and the touchdown tied stanford's biggest record set by nelson. stanford number eight in both the bcs and ap polls. tough chore for usf taking on 17th ranked oregon and eugene. the dawns trying to stay close. penkins doing his part. putting back two of his 20 points. no margin for error for u.s. in this one. when matt glover loses a ball. dat san had 17, oregon in front in the half. great ball movement as cook does the honor this is time he led oregon with 18. winning 100-82usf3-3. one other wbbc game. st.marries rolled over akorn

state. the gails unbeaten in five games. cal women coming off a record win last year. in the first half mercedes lowe misses and passes to jemaribe who hits the three. the bears up nine that the point. in the second half, -- nice homecoming story for australia's jason day in his country's world cup. and this shot on the sixth hole. the approach will bounce one then stick right in the cup for an eagle. just like that the day was two strokes in front. and he held that lead the rest of the way. pouring out to finish a round of 70 that left him 10 under par for the tournament. this is the first win for day in three years and an emotional time for him.

he learned that eight of his family members had died in the typhoon in the philippines. and filling a needed void in the rotation. aaron will be 11th. according to reports, free agent shortstop p era lta is about to become a part of the st. louis cardinals. peralta was suspended for 50 games last season with the tigers for using a muscle enhancement. that will do it for this evening's sports wrap. >> and big night tomorrow for the niners. >> that's right. they have to win that. >> hope they do it. thank you for joining us we hope you join us next time news

breaks. >> and be sure to tune in at 4:30 for the very latest on robert: i had an amazing night last night.

i was at the sports bar, and i met this really, really hot woman. hot woman, yeah? get to the part where you notice her adam's apple. believe me, she's all woman, okay? her name's natasha. she's pretty, she's got a great personality. i'm tellin' ya, raymond, we really hit it off. yeah, all right. so then what happened, you ran out of singles? will ya stop? will ya just stop already?