. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. allegations of understaffing at a bay area hospital. a devastated family tells ktvu news that this young girl went in for routine surgery and tonight, she is on life support. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. ken wayne is off tonight. the family of that teenaged girl is sitting at her bedside at oakland's children's hospital and say a receiverle procedure has turned into a nightmare as they prepare to say goodbye to the young girl and loved ones blame the

hospital. new at 10:00, ktvu's patti lee with the fav's complaint, and the hospital's response. patti. >> reporter: i spoke to family members here about an hour ago. they are inside right now, trying to accept the fact that the little girl who went in to get her tonsils removed is now on life support and they claim the hospital is making their situation worse. >> she told me my daughter would be home on tuesday. and now you are telling me she will never come home. >> reporter: she broke down in front of children's hospital as she talked about her daughter, 13 -year-old mcmath who had her tonsils and annoids removed, but one family member who is a surgical nurse says she kept asking for help, but few nurses were around and claimed that the staff didn't react until she started screaming for help. >> i was the last one to see her, and i said, somebody help

my baby, please. and they came in and they started working on her and the next thing you know, her heart -- the doctor says oh, no, she doesn't have a heart rate no more. >> reporter: hospital spokesperson says the icu was and is always fully staffed and tell us why this surgery had the outcome, but the case is being investigated. but the family says they feel the hospital is treating them poorly and trying to rush them out. >> your family has taken over the visiting room, you guys are invading children's hospital and i feel like you guys i have had invaded my life. >> reporter: they say they are not trying to rush the family out of room, but it's the family's decision to make with their doctor as to when to take the 13-year-old

off life support. oakland, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news right now, that we're following in the east bay, where a 19-year-old woman was shot inside a home apparently the victim of a stray bullet. the shooting happened in richmond, a little more than an hour ago, about 8:40. police say the bullet came through the home near 37th street, shot spotter picked up at least nine rounds. police say the victim was shot in the lob lower back and airlifted to a trauma center. if we get any more information on the shooting we'll be sure to pass it along to you. now it newtown, connecticut and today mark one year since the devastating mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. 20 first graders and six educators were killed before the gunman, adam lanza took his own life. there were no formal events in the town and officials asked to allow the people to grieve in

public, but others gathered outside of the church to pray. >> i hope that us marching this day would further our resolve to live in kindness and in generosity and in compassion. >> the tragedy sparked calls across the country for stronger gun laws and more help for people with mental illness. for some bay area residents today brought back memories other senseless shootings and the high cost of gun violence. john sasaki talked about those impacted by gun violence, including a survivor. >> reporter: at san francisco's recreation center, people said the names of loved ones lost to gun violence. they used the anniversary of sandy hook to honor all victims. >> unfortunately it is little kids getting killed out here too. >> reporter: they marched carrying their message of peace. this woman lost her 19-year-old son to gun violence in 2010. >> this is his daughter, and he did not get to see his

daughter. he was killed three weeks before she was born. >> reporter: the march ended where one speaker was herself a victim of a mass shooting. >> he pulled out his semi-automatic uzi replica at the jewish community center in 1999. >> there are a lot of times where my heart is ripped out of my chest like a year ago. >> reporter: had he says she has hope when people come together and call for change. in honor of the lives lost at sandy hook and in san francisco, these civic and political leaders are calling for a change in gun laws including a banning of gun shows at cow palace. >> the counties of san mateo, san francisco, marine, alameda, los angeles have all passes local insurgences banning gun shows on county-owned property. >> reporter: the cow palace is state property. >> it was sad about newtown, the age of the children and that they were in school. >> reporter:

house minority leader nanceie pelosi is fighting for background checks for all gun purchases. >> we have the votes in the house of representatives, we just want the speaker to give us a chance to make the vote. >> reporter: the unified message today, keep up the fight to stop gun violence. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. from the white house, president obama and the first lady lit 26 candles, one for each of the newtown victims. they also observed a moment of silence. in his weekly address the president said. >> thank you has not done enough to make our communities safer in gun violence in the wake of the tragedy. coming up, a emotional memorial and touching tribute to the lives lost one year ago in connecticut. new developments tonight in the colorado school shooting. the teenager who opened fire at his school yesterday meant to harm a large number of people, this according to the county

sheriff. today the arapahoe county receiver said 18-year-old karl pierson was heavily armed with a shut down, ammunition, a machete and molotov cocktails. police believe pierson was targeting a debate coach who had disciplined him. >> he was warped multi-million rounds and three incendiary devices and his intent was evil and his evil intent was to harm multiple individuals. >> one student identified as 17-year-old claire davis was shot and critically wounded. pierson then took his own life. sheriff says pierson bought the shotgun legally just one week before the shooting. back in the bay area, police in el cerrito are hoping store surveillance video will lead to the women behind a scam targeting elderly shoppers. police received reports of three incidents yesterday all from people shopping in el cerrito. the scam attempts to trick drivers into believing that they hit a car and a fake

victim demands cash. the police say in two cases the women followed their targets. when the men called police, the women disappeared. >> it's a scam that frightens older people like me. >> reporter: one suspect is described as a white-aired woman between 50 and 75 years old and police say the other woman is around 40 years old and their getaway car may be a blue, honda suv. fire commanders based at san francisco international airport are scheduled to get more training on how to respond to airplane crashes following the asiana accident. ard could to the san francisco chronicle, the fire department will send commanders to 40 to 80-hour course on how to deal with plane dispatchers. cousin is taught at the fire training research center at dallas-fort worth international airport. a 16-year-old asiana passenger who ended up on the ground and covered with flame-retardant foam was killed when two fire rigs ran over her following that july 6th crash.

former south african president nelson mandela will soon be laid to rest near his childhood home. earlier today hundreds gathered to cheer, sing and cry as the hearse carrying nelson mandela's coffin arrived at village of qunu, will he will be buried. thousanding have been making their way to that remote region of south africa and dignitaries include britain's prince charles, oprah winfrey and desmond tutu. ♪[ music ] >> the bay area paid tribute to mandela this evening, the memorial was held on the uc berkeley campus where students gathered back in the '80s to demand the university divest funds from south africa under the apartheid regime. they encouraged people to think about the role that they can play in current struggles for justice. >> this is an opportunity to

reflect, to find the part of you where mandela's spirit of integrity, of love, of compassion, the spirit of fighting for what is right. >> this campus vigil was scheduled in time to correspond with sunrise in south africa as that country prepares to bury its first black president. our coverage of the funeral service begins after this newscast. we'll carry live events in south africa, starting at 11:00 tonight, mandela's further funeral is expected to last three hours and will be streamed live on ktvu.com. we're being asked to spare the air for the 8th day in a row. where air quality officials say the stagnant weather pattern is trapping pollutants close to the ground and causing unhealthia air. lighting wood burning devices is pro hibitted unless it's your only source of heat. fines for first time violators

is $100 and increases to $500 for the second offense. our meteorologist mark tamayo is here to explain more about why all of these alerts are being issued. >> well, heather we're locked into this dry weather pattern and really nothing to mix things up as a result we'll have more spare the air alerts in the bay area. this was the scene in san josi looking out towards all of that haze at 3:00 this afternoon. we have been talking about the string of spare the air alerts in the bay area and another one set for tomorrow. basically what is happen right now, that stable setup in place overhead kind of traps the pollutants closer to the surface. so the air quality levels for today fort north bay to the santa clara valley, and you will notice these numbers do go up, but most cases going up in the scale for air quality for tomorrow. what is happen right now is this, in fact, we'll take a look coming up for you at the temperature profile. closer to the surface did t- cools more rapidly than it does in the higher terrains and

overnight lows have been dropping back to the low to mid- 30s close to the surface. as you go up, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40s, creating this temperature inversion. when that moves in it's another source to trap the pollutants close to the surface. coming up we're going to talk more about warming temperatures and when some areas could hit 80-degree mark and tracking a weather system that could produce a few showers in the bay area. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. turning in weapons on the anniversary of the sandy hook shooting. people all over the bay area givum their guns, but are the buybacks make a difference? not your ordinary stolen vehicle and why the police moved fast to

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. happening now, the funeral for late south african president nelson mandela has just started if qunu, south africa and you are taking a live look at the events taking place there. many dignitaries are expected to attend this three-hour funeral ceremony. we'll carry that later after that newscast. handing over weapons from san francisco to san josi. police try to reduce the possible for violence here in the bay area. and they aim to do so by

enticing gun owners with offer they can't refuse. katie utehs reports. >> reporter: former marine lined up half an hour before san josi's gun buyback even started. he is exchanging a british infield rifle and .22 caliber semi-automatic. >> i had no use for them at this point many my life. so anything that i can do to help the community, and maybe myself. it's a good time. >> reporter: in the parking lot of our lady of guadalupe church, officers and volunteers handed out target gift cards $200 for an assault rifle and $100 for handguns and hunting rifles. within 45 minutes, 150 weapons were dropped off. weapons are brought here inside, where they are then tagged by property specialists with the san josi police department. they are then cataloged, weapons that have historical value will be kept for

education and training purposes. the rest will be destroyed. but some say it's not addressing larger gun control issues. >> people that are mentally ill shouldn't have guns, but that has nothing do with this. >> reporter: while it's difficult to tie any reductions to a buyback, anecdotally police and prosecutors say it makes a difference. >> i can say absolutely it helps because everyday i file charges of gun thefts and gun burglaries from homes with guns that they don't really need or use. >> reporter: organizers echoed those sentiments saying it's not the responsible gun owner who is the problem. in san josi, katie utehs,ktvu channel 2 news. contra costa county sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting in rodeo that killed a 25-year-old man at 1:00 a.m., deputies arrived on the 1000 black of the boulevard and found the

victim suffering from several gunshot wounds. paramedics later pronounced him dead. three people reportedly shot the victim while he sat in a vehicle with a passenger who was not injured. >> the 176 billion dollar fund supplies inspections to public schoolteachers. well, earlier this week, treasurer bill lockyer predicted "if nothing is done the fund imploded in 30 years." uc santa barbara is said to be considering giving students an unlicensed vaccine to try to stop the spread of bacterial meningitis. the la times reports that they are working with health experts to give the students the vaccine. princeton university has received permission to distribute the drug after eight students got sick with meningitis. four students got i can sick at

uc santa barbara. >> the centers for disease control says last year's flu season was one of the worst with 169 children killed and more than 3,000 people hospitalized. well, despite those numbers health care officials say the vaccine helped to prevent millions of people from getting significant. firefighters in west sacramento are hailing a pair of young teens who saved a family from their burning house. this afternoon the fire started in the back tato and inside the family of five including two children and a grandmother were unaware of it. choiane dubois and her friend, adam lamb, were bicycling when they saw the smoke rising and got to the house as fast as they could. >> they were in the house; right? and they were moving and so i opened the door and grabbed the kids and he grabbed the grandma and the mom. >> i was kind of scared because i didn't want to get too close and not be safe, but also, i did want to save lives. >> everyone made it out safely, thanks to those two. damage to the house was

extensive and the family is now being helped by the red cross. a warning tonight about a potentially deadly level of toxin found in shellfish off the coast of california from monterey to marin counties. they are testing high for toxins that occur naturally in the plants that cause red tide. the toxins affect the central nervous system and can be followed by loss of balance, lack of muscular coordination, slurred speech and difficulty swallowing and in severe poisoning death by asphyxiation can occur. an annual tradition in san francisco as dozens of santas hit the street. there was a sea of red in sunon square for santa con. in addition, to being the pub crawl, this event included gift

gathering to donate gift or cash for the san francisco's fire department toy drive. last year the program distributed more than 200,000 toys. a new travel and leisure poll finds is there is a lot to love about everyone's favorite city, san francisco stole the hearts of food lovers, winning stop spots for fine dining and wine bars among 35 cities. the city by the bay along with its residents ranked notch 1 for looks, smarts, guy- friendliness and tech-saviness, but not so hot, bbq, sportsbar, cleanliness and not surprising the city ranked close to the bottom in affordability. helping californians navigate health care and the wild chase, a crash and police firing shots in southern california. a huge, huge snowstorm takes aim over a large part of the country. the impact being felt from the east to west coast.

right now most of the bay area in the clear, coming up where we i love watching tv outside.

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. happening now the funeral for late south african president nelson mandela is underway as we told you at top of this newscast, you are looking once again at live pictures the funeral taking place in qunu, south africa. that is nelson mandela's hometown. his small village there and these again are live pictures. we of course are going to be carrying this funeral service, which is expected to last about three hours, right after this newscast, coming up at 11:00. this follows several days' of mourning in south africa as that country prepares to lay to rest its first black president. a hot pursuit through the

avalanche area ended up with a crash and officer-involved shooting. the suspects drunk driver had eluded deputies and police for about an hour when he slammed into another car. as the man got out of corvette, apparently trying to escape, police shot him dead. other car hit a fire hydrant and the two people inside that vehicle were hospitalized. bay area authorities are out tonight looking for drunk and drug impaired drivers. several avoid the dui campaigns launched yesterday request checkpoint screening drivers all over the bay area. law enforcement reports that in alameda county, 39 drivers were arrested on dui charges. 33 were arrested in santa clara county. four in san mateo county and six drivers were arrested in sonoma county. the avoid campaigns will lou r run through new year's day. a huge snowstorm in the midwest and east is disrupting traffic. in buffalo, new york, several inches of snow blanketing the region. the storm is affected more than

100 million people from chicago to new england. >> we have got plenty of salt. the backroads are starting to stick a bit. it looks like it's coming down pretty good right now. >> i'm going to stay in for this and get out of way. my car is tiny and it's white. so i would like to stay out of everybody's way. >> not being visible in the snow. >> airlines have canceled close to a thousand flights, and we checked and that includes about a dozen flights in the bay area of the forecasts are predict the storm system will move out tomorrow, but unfortunate more snow may come on tuesday. a holiday party for young people, courtesy of san francisco's operation dream. the san francisco police department, s parks and recreation and housing authority all worked together to raise money for gifts for children who live in public housing or low-income or hospitalized. children from across the city were invited to today's big

party at the potrero hills center. >> we have wheel of fortune for prizes and we have letters for santa and we have cookie decorating and jumpy house. >> looks like a lot of fun. operation dream by the way, has been handing out toys now for more than two decades. remembering newtown, right here in the bay area. plus the rare encounter between two world war ii veterans and the memories that they

. small pillars and tiny shoes, these two symbols set up as a way to remember the young lives lost one year-ago ago in

that mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. remembrances were held all over the bay area, including one tonight in marin and that is where debora villone is, with the poignant way people paid tribute. these paper pillars were set up with each victim's name and age and a pair of shoes to convey the life lost. ♪[ music ] songs of strength and comfort at this small vigil tonight,. ♪ i once was lost, but now i'm found ♪ as the sunset on newtown's anniversary, these mourners brought flowers for the victims. >> . ♪ sweet chariot, coming

for to carry me home ♪ >> newtown is every town in the united states and it's our town also. >> reporter: 26 pillars, for each one lost. most so young, and shoes that each might have worn as they walked through life. >> they come alive to you when you see the shoe and we see their names. their names. so moving. >> reporter: this mom wiped away tears as she put flowers in a vase. >> we talked about it some. >> reporter: she tries to reassure her son it's not likely to happen to him. >> i thought to shelter him first from the reality, but i think it's better that he sees. >> i personally think it's horrible and it scares me about my future a bit. >> reporter: this dad and daughter have also talked about sandy hook, natalie is 8 now, growing older, well aware that the

newtown kids aren't. >> they never got christmas because they died before they had christmas. >> this could happen to anyone in the states and that is why we are here, just to support the families, and the loss of lives. >> can't have any birthday parties, no more presents, no more stuff. >> reporter: this gathering was put together by organizing for america, a volunteer arm of the white house. but no political talk here tonight, just somber tribute, reporting live in mill valley, debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. a gut-wrenching ordeal comes to an end for a man whose we're's ashes were stolen after they was going to have them blessed by a priest when he stopped to have his car washed. he says while he was at the car- wash, a woman started talking to him and gave him a hug and

then he went to get her the soda she asked for and she took off in his car and he agonized wondering if he could give his wife of 50 years' a proper burial. this morning he got the phone call he was waiting for, his car was returned. >> i feel great. my heart is at ease and my soul is relieved. i just feel great. >> reporter: police in stockton arrested a man and woman on suspicion of car theft. now to our continuing coverage of the affordable care act and people in the bay area who want insurance starting january 1st need to sign up soon for covered california plans and with that important deadline fast approaching, there is a rush to sign up. ktvu's alex savidge tells us about the help available to those having troubletine signing up. >> reporter: there is just over a week yet to sign up for the affordable

care act if you want coverage starting january 1st. that looming deadline drew dozens of people to this enrollment event in oakland today, organized by united health care workers west. valerie jones runs her own daycare in berkeley. she is trying to find a more affordable health care plan and was told she will likely pay half what she does now. >> i know it's going to be beneficial for me. it's people available to help you understand what you don't understand. >> reporter: some at this event say they tried to sign up through covered california's website with not much success, but here volunteers are able to streamline the process. affordable care act applicants have dealt with website issues and long wait times to talk to someone over the phone. >> covered california is overwhelmed and that is why they asked us to reach out to people. robert jetters with the organize's members are trained by the state, and can get

applications processed more quickly. >> we're uploaded those into the system, because the system can be unreliable. it can putter. >> reporter: martin burk who never had health insurance decided to skip the website all together and i stead came to this event. >> it's pretty easy and pretty straightforward and lots of people here to help you. it's probably a lot better than going alone on-line. next big deadline is december 23rd with other key date in the coming months and these workers are planning dozens of similar events. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. now to a story in texas is where two votes notability for their advanced aim and shared history met for the very first time. time. richard overton and elmer hill met yesterday. now listen to, this both men are 107 years old.

they look pretty good, don't they? and both served in world war ii, fighting the japanese in the south pacific. the two men were brought together at a senior center in austin and there they swapped remembrances of their longed lives and commented who was the more spritely. this is what overton had to say about his time in the service. >> in the army, what you went through, you will never forget. you don't want to tell it. you got so much to tell. there is too much to tell. you can't tell it all. >> overton is thought to be the oldest living us military veteran in the u.s. hill is three months younger and hill joked reporters that he is not that old. he is just been here a very long time. all right, something that the us did during the cold war is seeing again a rare sight in space. which country says it's send

. well most of the bay area in the clear right now, some patchy fog regrouping offshore haun almost looks like a stable summer weather pattern out it there with dry weather set up in place as well. ricket now you heard about the stormy weather focus to the north and east draping a good portion of the eastern seaboard. california right now the entire state is clear. with that temperatures are cool, or cooling, santa rosa, 38 degrees, san francisco one of the warmer spots lower 50s and san josi at last check

reporting 45 degrees. for tonight, fair skies and coastal fog. tomorrow, hazy sunshine, most areas up a few degrees, including san francisco and, in fact, here is the san francisco forecast for tomorrow. starting out the day lower 40s on track to reach the lower 60s by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and then the extended, a sun-cloud mix. temperatures definitely dropping off and at least a slight chance of scattered showers approaching the bay area. upper 20s to 30 degrees and possibly patchy fog developing around santa rosa and napa. san josi to start out your sunday morning in the 30s at 36 degrees. so tomorrow will be warmer than today of and the warming trend continuing. in fact, by monday that will be the warmest day of the week and that will translate to a few spots approaching the 70-degree mark, 69-72 degrees. we'll begin to shave off a few

degrees by tuesday, but the real cooling kicks wednesday and thursday. forecast highs fore tomorrow, hazy sunshine and maxing out back into the 60s. san francisco, 63. lots of low 60 towards antioch and brentwood. the oakland a'sraiders playing tomorrow. 64 degrees. we'll move the maps to the south, least of the southern hastof bay area and san josi forecast high 65. san mateo, 64 an santa cruz 70. i will mention that the waves will increasing swell tomorrow. really peaking as we do head into monday. just be extra careful along the immediate coastline sunday into mong. a look ahead, your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. overnight lows still pretty cold, but the afternoon highs are a completely different story, back up into the mid to upper 60s. still pretty warm on tuesday. with that dry weather pattern in place i think we'll have more spare-the-air days for

monday, tuesday and possibly wednesday. a little rain cloud on wednesday could clear things out. watch out for that chance of shower on wednesday. >> everything pretty stagnant. >> it could be for the most part pretty dry out there. >> thank you, mark. iran says it successfully sent a second monkey into state. video from the iranian state news agency shows the monkey on the mission. the u.s. state department expressed skepticism saying, "it had no way to confirm it happened." you may recall in january iran said it launched its first monkey into space. the heisman goes to -- this year's winner marks the first among the coveted recipients. and the san josi sharks kick

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. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sportswrap. the sharks played in nashville tonight, sharks took a page out of warrior's game plan, start slow and try to build a late late comeback, it doesn't always work for the w's either. shooting for the third straight victory and led 1-0 when roman josi shoots the goal. sharks lost four of the last five games and didn't score until the 3rd period. irwinn shoots and deflected in by boyle. you see it goes through the

goalie. it's 2-1. still plenty of time and 3-1 with 2:30 yet. they need two goals and they get one. patrick marleau, his 15th goal of the season. sharks then decide to swarm the net and where was the intensity in the first two periods? havlat, no soup for you -- sharks simply run out of time and nashville wins 3-2 your final. cal men's basketball coach mike montgomery must chuckle every time people tell him he just surpassed the legendary john wooden on the division's all-times win list. there is still a disparity of ten national championship and rocket's james harden watched mike montgomery picked up issues his 655th career win as the golden bears hosted fresno state. cal with 7.

>> reporter: 0 and jabari bird stills and finishes. 12-2 run. senior richard stallman was unstoppable and dunks down two of his 17. i am king solomon. bulldogs cut it to 3 when johnson steals and there is marvelous marvelle harris. cal never trailed in the game and they can move the ball. kravish to kreklow. montgomery 27th on the division all-time win list. stanford men celebrated with an after party at expense of the uc davis aggies. stanford hadn't played in 13 days, but they romped over the aggies today. anthony brown anticipates and

goes coast-to-coast. brown with one of four cardinal players to score 15 or more points. powell with a little pace on this slammer. cardinals led 33-20 at halftime. chasson randle with 5 of six free-throw attempts and 83-56 is your final. things tough next week when stanford plays both uconn and michigan. st. mary's took their undefeated record to santa's house -- actually boise state. holt led all scorers with 24 points. just two minutes left, 3-point game. drmic grows two defenders and scores. gaels regroup and holt passes to wide open clutch 3 hm, st. mary's is 8-0 and one of 14

remaining undefeated men's teams. two other west coast conference teams, santa clara was the 36-point winner over la sierra of bakersfield. coach tara vanderveer was honored for winning her 900 career game last month. with group players like chiney ogwumike helps. 10 pounds and 8 rebounds for the freshman kailee johnson. chibey misses this time and erica mccall beats the clock, stanford wins to go 8-1. sacred heartbeat el cerrito in the 13-1 and gators win the

northern california regional championship. meanwhile undefeated folsom bulldogs took an undefeated de la salle in northern california. spartan's quarterback scored with the rushing touchdown. they led 19-3. no. 22, ran for four touchdowns and this one makes it 25-3 in the 3rd. folsom junior quarterback threw a state record 74 touchdown passes in 14 games this year. he tossed another one, but browning was picked off three times by de la salle. spartannans win the title and face s.a.t. john next week when the spartans play their 8th straight championship game. last year texas a&m johnny manziel. and today florida's quarterback jameis winston had a chance to take home the

hardware. the winner is jameis winston, receiving 668 of the 877 possible first place votes to easy outdistance second place finisher alabama quarterback a.j. mccarron. winston is the top-rated passer and led the seminoles to the championship game against auburn. winston survived the fallout from last month's investigation of a sexual assault charge, but no charges were really filed. 114th edition of the army- navy game in philadelphia featured a record-setting performance. navy in the blue jerseys earns its 12th straight win in this match. navy passed for just ten yards, but they rushed for 343 and sophomore quarterback keenan reynolds scored three times including this 47-yarder, carrying 136 yards and sets a single season record for quarterbacks with 29

rushing touchdowns. navy wins 34-as we said, their 12th straight over army. navy is 8-4 and the midshipmen chant 12 more years, 12 more years. after much speculation and denial, texas longhorn coach mack brown told the university today he will in fact, resign after the alamo bowl. the 62-year-old brown led the longhorns for 16 seasons that including a national championship in 2005. texas is the last non-sec team in to win the title. so brown is out and please, let's not restarted that jim harbaugh goes to texas conversation. coming up, avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car,

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. sacramento was the ufc mecca that featured some north california-based marquee fighters. cousins was several celebs on hand. mcdonald hand gets the guillotine choke-hold. joseph benavidez didn't make it past the first-round. demetrious johnson knocks benavides into next week. johnson is the only fighter to

wear the ufc flyweight title. mighty mouse is a bad, bad man. 49ers will see a bad and familiar face tomorrow when they play the buccaneers in tampa. goldon will lead the way for the bucs who lost their first eight games, but now have one won four of their last five. >> he has been giving us everything. we definitely appreciate that. you know, we want to get this win for him. we know he is one of the captains and one of the leaders of the squad. we want to get the win for him. >> and kickoff is set for 10:00 a.m. on ktvu followed by and 1:00 p.m. point after show. joe fonzi will be live from

tampa bay with interview and j.j. stokes joins mark ibañez. >> oakland will not finish above .500, but tomorrow's home- game is still soldout. quarterback matt mcgloin will start tomorrow. raiders insist this was the pregame plan. one series and out for terrelle pryoror. matt mcgloin will start the final three games. >> we're not going into a mode of evaluation mode. we're going into a mode of trying to win a football game and that is our no. 1 objective and we're going to put the players on the field that we feel give us the best chance to win a game. we feel comfortable with both of those guys. both ever those guys have helped us this year and they understand the things that we're trying to do and as competitors they both want to be in there playing. >> raiders could be spoilers.

that is sports as we see it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. >> thank you. and thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. join us omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page?

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