linemen getting out and making some blocks. watch them get out in front here. first one is going to come from garcia, right there. paradis gets one. and now, there you go. it's a great individual effort by kapri bibbs. >> al: and that stills the crowd for a moment. mcmanus bangs it through to get denver back in the game. it's 30-20, with 5:18. >> cris: this is about as good as some of the david johnsons runs we've seen. he broke a few tackles and made cuts. wasn't going to stop until we got to the end zone. with the way they struggled tonight, maybe this earns him a few brownie points and carries. >> al: free agent, played his college football up at ft. collins, at colorado state. only six carries. >> cris: one catch, coming in. >> al: and one catch.

69 yards. >> cris: football is a funny thing here. now, what do you do? do you go onside kick here? or do you play it straight up? >> al: the broncos, talking about the future. next week, they go to the superdome. then, they have a bye. then, kansas city comes to denver. jacksonville and tennessee. two road games in the afc south. the patriots go there week 15. at kansas city. which is a christmas game. on nbc. and then, the season will end, with oakland at denver. i think denver will be okay, as long as aqib talib comes back. that back keeps being an issue, that really took away something tonight. couldn't you just feel they weren't nearly as dominant on the defensive side in the secondary. >> al: absolutely.

and tavon webster will see action, as well. wolfe is out of the game right now. a lot of stuff going on. >> cris: nice play. nice play. should be able to pin them back here. >> al: to the 4 yard line. jones to the 19. and we go to michele. >> michele: after going undrafted, kapri bibbs has been on denver's practice squad. and he is not just hungry. he is, quote, starving, to play more. he said, i have so many big expectations. i see myself as one of the best backs in the game. sometimes it doesn't happen overnight. but i don't question the process. >> al: may have just earned a meal ticket. 69-yard, catch and run. >> cris: he's trevor siemian's best friend. that makes trevor's stat line look better. >> al: and now, the raiders, can start thinking about the clock, as well. gets around the corner.

that will be a first down. and wants to stay inbounds, which he does. harris makes the tackle. we will tick down under five minutes to play. >> cris: i'm going to tell you. you have to watch from here over. that's all you have to do. watch this jump cut here by murray. almost went in reverse, to get outside. and ran around a speedy chris harris, to pick up the first down. >> al: gain of 13 yards. that's helped along by the 42-yard run. again, this time, he's going to smack into big, sylvester williams. 6'2", 313. >> cris: they try to flip the formation over. and right here, sylvester williams, is going to sneak around. for the first time, in a long

time, they tried to run to the right side. that went backwards. mr. williams had a few good moves inside there. he's had a good game. >> al: sylvester williams, fourth year out of north carolina. he was the number one pick in '13. richard comes into the game. running back on second down and 13. carr, using all of the play clock. will start, up to the 34 yard line. third down. and denver will take a time-out here, prior to a third and eight. denver has two time-outs remaining. remaining schedule, for the raiders. they are off next week. so, some of them may be going to vegas any way. and the houston game is in mexico city.

even though, it's a raider home game. neutral sight. carolina and buffalo coming here. an three of the last four on the road, all in the division. k.c., at san diego, indianapolis comes here, in the penultimate week. they go to denver to wrap up the season. you were penultimate in florida, right? >> cris: that's the one that sets up the last step. >> al: you succeeded john madden. and succeeding dimaggio. so proud of you. third down and eight, after the time-out. from the 34 yard line. that's going to be a first down. cooper makes the catch. before he steps out of bounds, with 3:30. and they can take a lot more time off the clock now. >> cris: you have the play of the game right there. they're going to bring pressure here. they're going to bring it. over here on the outside, they're going to play about 15 yards off.

they just give them the out cut. you have to be able to pressure that. i think, on the third down play, that was the play of the game right there. and it was a layup. >> al: roby playing way back. >> cris: just gave it to them. if you're going to pressure and play like that, you have to get up in their face and give that pressure a chance to get there. >> al: like you don't know the game situation. eight yards, have a first town. and can take time off the clock again. and you got deandre washington, with a penalty. >> referee: ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> al: 104 yards of penalties against denver tonight. >> cris: wow. i drove them back four yards. and then, at the end, i gave him a little tug and that was it. watch him right here. driving back. and then, at the very end, todd davis, able to escape.

and he saw the little grab. heck of a game, though, by osemele tonight. >> al: tremendous. look at that. last week, 23 penalties. tonight, they win the lady byng awa award. only eight. first and 20. from the 33 yard line. to the 40 yard line. richard. >> cris: a new way to attack this time. and this is that left side of that offensive line. we've seen it all night. the double-teams with osemele, penn, osemele, hudson, one fullback coming through there. and they just got it done. you know. there's some nights that you turn on "sunday night football" and it's these beautiful passes. and some nights, just, bang, bang, bang.

offensive line takes over. that's a little like coach madden's teams. they line up and say, hey. here we go. >> al: talking about upshaw and shell, of course, on the left side. both go to the hall of fame. denver took a time-out. they're down to just one left. second and 14. more time off of the clock. a gain of 42. to richard. raider alumni. willie brown, the great quarterback. otis sisstron. and you have tom flores on the left. and jim plunkett on the right. and fred biletnikoff. man, oh, man. this may be an old relic, this coliseum here. but you talk about the games,

the sea of hands. >> cris: some of the great memories, growing up, watching football. and seemed like the raiders were involved. >> al: see clarence davis making the catch. miami against oakland in the divisional playoff. the "heidi" game was played. and nbc went to a commercial and to "heidi" and missed one of the great comebacks of all-time. third and 11. this place has been around since 1966. >> cris: how about that one year george blanda had, when he made the game-winning kicks and came back and throwing touchdown passes. i think he was in his 40s at that time. >> al: oh, he was. for sure. now, norwood is back. denver is going to get the ball. of course, they're down by ten.

if you come from behind, you go the either way. field goal, touchdown, touchdown, field goal. whatever way they score first. you see an onside kick. and right now, they run the clock all the way down. and take a time-out. so, the raiders' revival, no playoffs for 13 years. no winning seasons, since '02. they drafted mack and carr. how did that work out so far? in '14, del rio comes in as head coach. a coaching carousel. cooper and crabtree. that shores it up. reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. the whole left side of that

offensive line. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. he starts with the pass.

and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latham chased him out. >> cris: he got his teammate, russell okung, back into the quarterback, and flushed trevor siemian out. right through here.

the bull rush. >> al: third and ten. at a point in the game, when they have to go for it on fourth down. no time-outs. 2:10 left. siemian, throwing and that is not interference there. demaryius thomas, blanketed by t.j. carrie, all legal. and it's fourth down. >> cris: this is how that one really good drive that denver had, got started on a play just like that. but t.j. carrie has bounced back. a lot of this, you have to think back. no interference on that one, to emmanuel sanders and the one shot he had at the goal line. >> al: couldn't corral it, at the 1. fourth and ten. last gasp. and it's intercepted. and this time, nelson does get the pick.

at the 44 yard line. so, almost had one. even if he dropped it, wouldn't have mattered. would have turned it over on downs. they can run the clock out. and the oakland raiders, on the verge of going into first place. ♪ oh, sunday night

♪ oh, sunday night ♪ oh, sunday night >> al: seahawks and patriots, from foxboro. melissa horton wants me to tell you, coming up after the game,

it's the postgame report. michele on the field. mike, tony, mike, break it down. give you nfl news, as well. and a look ahead to that match-up next sunday night. that will be a beauty. the oakland raiders, can go to victory formation. mark davis. been a long time. the last time the raiders played a postseason game, was the super bowl. against tampa bay, where they were routed, in san diego. following the '02 season. and john elway, will fly home with his team tonight. they'll drop to 6-3, going to third place in the division. behind oakland and kansas city. regroup, and go to new orleans. gary kubiak, good to see him in good health. gary had to miss one game in san diego, a few weeks ago, with migraines.

>> cris: that was interesting to talk to jack del rio, as part of the interview protess. he went to mark davis and said, i want to know. are you going to make the investment? we have to redo the whole thing. we have to have a better practice field. we have to have a better locker room. we have to have a better parking lot. a better parking lot? and mark davis said, i'll do it. and he lived it up to it. it worked perfectly. >> al: they won five road games. every one of the games started at 10:00 in the morning, body time. when the schedule came out, they had to hate it. they went and ran the table on those five games. now, 2-2, at home, bye week. next stop, mexico, against the houston texans. and the oakland raiders go to 7-2. and are in first place, in the

afc west. >> cris: and they got a performance out of their defense. let's not forget the performances defense put on. gave up the one, big, long play. and one big drive in the first half. and other than that, pretty much locked down. >> al: the raiders lead, from start to finish. 30-20. volkswagen postgame report on the other side of the break.

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welcome to the postgame report. >> first time since 2011, the raiders are alone in first place in the afc west. they beat denver, 30-20. they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a completed denver defense could not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. latavius, three rushing

touchdowns for the first time in your career. and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run the rock. we needed that to go out and win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied atop the division. you beat the defending super bowl champs. what does this win tell you about where this team is? >> we're going forward. this is a new team. a new mindset. we want to get keep getting better every day. and tonight, we got a good win. we have to keep working. we're only halfway there. >> congratulations. >> thank you.

>> let's go to the offensive line. donald penn, you paved the way for 200 yards on the ground. what was special about the way you guys worked out there together? >> we knew they were a great front. we had to slow down the pass rushers. and we were going to wear them down as the game went. and taye did a great job making us look good. and our two great running back s did a great job of hitting the holes. we have a good offensive line. we had to put them on our shoulders and they made us look good. >> you held off a defense that was tied in the league for sacks in the nfl. why was it so effective? >> we have been protecting all year. offensive line, we've been working so hard. derek does a good job of throwing the ball. we have a great plan. we have running backs and tight ends. it was a team effort. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> defensively, let's turn to khalil mack, who had two sacks on the night. this team, came in -- you came in ranked 31st in total defense.

why were the results so much different tonight? >> our coaches, man. our coaches, preparation for the week. we knew we were going to get -- we had to stop the run first. to keep this team on a mission. it was a got effort on all cylinders. >> you and your quarterback, derek, came in the same year. an you talked about changing the culture of this team. and now, you look at where you are tonight. what does that tell you about the effort you've put in? >> man, hard work pays off. at the same time, it's not over. not over. going to keep pushing. an me and derek, man. he's a great leader, man. on the opposite side of the ball, we're mriing very well. i'm blessed to be here, trying to make it happen. >> congratulations on the win. >> thank you, michele. >> mike? >> you mentioned derek carr. he started every game since they came in 2014. look at the euphoria. he heaved the deep ball in celebration after the game, up towards the second deck here at the oakland alameda coliseum.

it's a feel-good night for the raiders. three wins in carr's rookie year. they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive tonight.

>> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games, including the panthers beating the rams. cam newton was sacked five times. only put up 15 points. he wasn't feeling protected in the pocket. he spoke with commissioner roger goodell about that issue this week. what's the update there? and what played out today? >> well, mike, i'm told that the commissioner admitted to cam newton there is inconsistency among the various referees on the meaning of the term forcible. that's the key word in the rules regarding what you can and can't do to a quarterback, beyond that strike zone, above the shoulders and at or below the knees. as we saw it today, looked like a couple of forcible hits that were applied to cam newton's

head. no flags thrown. more work needs to be done to get those referees all on that same page and get a consistent application of the term forcible, whether it's cam newton or any other quarterback in the nfl, mike. >> carolina got the win. wasn't pretty, 3-5, a couple of games out in the nfc south. you can catch mike tomorrow morning, on profootballtalk live, followed by the dan patrick show. final line on the raiders' win, with al and cris, in a moment. as they swim out of the path ♪ ♪ and the seagulls they'll be smilin ♪ ♪ and the rocks on the sand... ♪ it's so peaceful up here. yeah. [ eagle screech ] introducing the new turbocharged volkswagen alltrack with 4motion® all-wheel drive.

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unreal. oh, yeah. in glendale, arizona, february, two years ago. so, you've got seattle going against new england. fast forward to what's happening right now. seattle plays tomorrow night. 4-2-1, on top of the nfc west. new england, 7-1. keep on rolling. and tom brady is just ageless. >> yeah. he's been almost perfect this season. and the one team that you think, maybe, could slow him down a little bit, the seattle seahawks defense, and all they bring to the table, it's a great match-up in the super bowl, a great match-up now, i think i could watch it every week. >> the oakland raiders tonight, denver only had the ball a little more than 18 minutes, the lowest time of possession, since 1978. >> it was an impressive -- we were talking about it during halftime a little bit.

just because there's so many different ways that the oakland raiders can win a football game. they did it with the running game tonight. 500 yards passing against tampa last week. and their defense steps up tonight. >> it's on to foxboro. seattle against new england on "sunday night football." good one tonight, as the oakland raiders, take first place in the afc west, with a 30-20 victory over denver. michaels, collinsworth, tafoya, the whole gang. all of us on "sunday night football," see you in a week. good night. nbc sports thanks you for watching the special presentation of the national football league.

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it's time to vote yes a pmtime rilleinoakld...one of s that about sums it up. right now on nbc bay area news, a prime time thriller in oakland, one of the raiders biggest games in queers. it's also a platform for the raider nation. also street race turns deadly in the south bay. tonight growing concern about a widely used stretch of road. and another major ruling by the fbi just 48 hours before the election. we'll tell you how hillary clinton and donald trump are responding late tonight. the news starts right now.

good evening and thanks for being with us on this special post gaume edition. >> we start with the latest from the campaign trail. hillary clinton cleared again, the fbi announcing the newly discovered e-mails do not warrant any charges. >> nbc bay area joins us now with these late details. >> the latest twist here just two days before the presidential election, fbi director james comey wrote his second letter to congress revealing they discovered nothing in recently examined e-mails sent and received by hillary clinton while she served as secretary of state. it was just nine days ago that comey wrote that first letter to congress announcing the fbi found more e-mails and would investigate, creating more chaos in an already dramatic election. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people know it. and now it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the

ballot box on november 8th. >> now this is trump tonight in michigan refusing to accept the fbi's conclusion, once again saying the system is rigged and clinton was losing supporters. >> you know what, i told television stop you're wasting your time. the people are too smart. too smart. they're too smart. but she just announced an extra visit to michigan. you know how many people she'll have? like half of the front row. >> fbi director comey's second letter to congress says based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in july. over 650 e-mails were examined using a type of software to get through them. also kept fbi agents working around the clock for the past nine days. the e-mails were either personal e-mails or duplicated of the ones examined in the summer

investigation. the e-mails were discovered in the investigation of anthony weiner, the disgraced husband of clinton's closest aide. >> let me ask you this. are you ready to vote? are you ready to volunteer for the next few days? are you ready to choose our next president? >> now, director comey received widespread criticism from both parties for reopening the e-mail issue with just days to go before the election. the original investigation ended in july with no charges. now, the director's future is in question despite the fact that he was clearly in a tough spot about reopening the investigation or not reopening it. some political experts say he was in a lose-lose situation either way. still in the past nine days many have been standing in line for early voting. who's to say whether or not the cloud of suspicion over the investigation influenced votes. in this final election push, hillary clinton is drawing on

power in the critical battleground of ohio. she was joined by lebron james and jr smith at the get out the vote rally. >> be knowledgeable about what's going on. this woman right here has the brightest future for our world. >> i can't tell you how exciting it is for me to have lebron and jr part of the team that's going to take us to the white house. >> friday mrs. clinton was at a concert hosted by jay z and beyonce. tomorrow she'll be joined in new hampshire by singer james taylor. we have more coverage ahead including a big change for donald trump's twitter account. on election day nbc bay area's investigative unit will have your back. if you experience any problems at the polls, call our tip line.

our election coverage tuesday begins at 3:00 in the afternoon. we'll have crews live at headquarters for both candidates. back to the story of the night locally. back to the raiders. we haven't said this in years. not only are they once again nationally relevant but they're in first place. tonight was a platform for the raider nation. this is a franchise and fan base in limbo. we have multiple reports this evening. let's begin with christie smith at the coliseum. this was a nervous time for the fans. what are they telling you? >> reporter: supporters of keeping the oakland raiders in oakland were out for hours before the game even started in the parking lot, handing out about 10,000 of these signs, double sided. they wanted to make it very clear to a large audience how they feel about where the raiders should play. just before kickoff all the signs were gone. thousands handed out in the

parking lot as part of an all out blitz by fans hoping to keep the raiders in their current city. >> we've gone through 14 years of losing and now we're winning. we do not need this distraction but we're here to give the message this is our home and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: fan groups offered a message about keeping the now winning raiders in oakland and not las vegas where there's the promise of $750 million in public money for a new stadium. >> this was built in 1966, one of the oldest football stadiums arounds. we don't have the ability to give $750 million in public funds like nevada does. >> doesn't mean we're not going to be fans. >> they can continue to play here at least for a couple of years. >> reporter: the issue was addressed during the broadcast with owner marc davis in the house. before the game a banner was flown with the same message and draped over the wall. las vegas, if you build it, we won't come. fans have been through an l.a. move and some said they would continue to support and even

watch them in vegas. >> i feel honestly my heart, the true raider fans will follow them anywhere. unfortunately it's going to be a flight away. >> reporter: many long time raiders fans say talk of a move was made even more difficult now because the team is playing so well. in oakland, christie smith. a lot of talk about las vegas, but here's the hidden nugget. marc davis does not want to give up any equity or ownership in his team and that might be the case if he does head to vegas. where does this leave us? terr terry one of those options is linked to tuesday's election. >> it gets convoluted. tuesday's election in san diego might determine where the raiders play. the raiders will almost certainly be in oakland for the next go yeartwo years. after that looks like oakland,

vegas or l.a. there's a private group of investors including lott. lott wants a piece of the team. the owner marc davis says no way. it doesn't have a concrete plan. now if they do come up with one, nfl rules say if a viable stadium option is submitted by a local market, the league will not accept an application for relocation. how about the los angeles rams one more time? well the voters in san diego have anything to say about it, it could have an influence on this whole thing. if they say yes to a stadium on tuesday for the chargers, that team won't be moving to l.a., so the raiders could join the rams at a new stadium in inglewood. l las vegas already has a plan in place for a $2 billion domed stadium called raiders stadium. state lawmakers have approved a

$750 million tax on hotel rooms to finance it. the raiders say they are committed to las vegas. what could go wrong? part of the cost of the stadium would be funded by billionaire casino mogul sheldon addleson. he now says he wanted a better deal or he's going to take his $650 million and walk away. don't count out levi stadium. it's built for two home teams and is closer to oakland than san francisco. coming up in a few minutes we hear from the players aft after tonight's big win. a midday street race turned deadly when a man lost control of his car and slammed it into a tree. tonight the which i happen chp that other racer. neighbors have to be concerned about this. it's just crazy to have those

street races. we can hear some behind you. >> reporter: in fact, you just heard someone speeding right beside me here. neighbors are concerned. the car hit the tree so hard, it sent debris flying over the sound wall. and neighbors say that their kids playing in the back yard could easily have been hit by that debris. metal so mangled you can barely tell this is a ka macamaro. the driver who was killed was in his 20s. he was racing traveling up to 100 miles per hour when he lost control, slammed into this tree and was killed. it happened around 12:30 this afternoon. the impact sent a bumper and metal chunks of the car flying over the sound wall into backyards. >> there was an oil pump that came over, landed on the hot tub

in the back. >> reporter: his two young nephews could easily have been playing in the back yard at that time. >> somebody absolutely would have been hurt. there were that many pieces coming over the wall. >> reporter: the impact of the crash sent part of the fence to the ground. neighbors say they often see or hear street racing on the expressway. >> but at night it's constant. >> reporter: he says today's deadly crash is a painful reminder more needs to be done to keep this expressway safe for drivers and neighbors. chp officers tell me it is unusual to see street raising here on the expressway in the middle of the day. they are still trying to track down the driver of that acura who was involved in the race and then took off. and so far they have not released the name of the victim. another issue this time in the east bay, a freeway shooting and a wild police chase last

night in walnut creek. tonight that suspect remains in jail. that chase ended at the walnut creek bart station. it all started when one driver allegedly tried to run another car off the road on 680. chp officers responded to reports of shots fired on the freeway right there on 680. the driver refused to pull over and led police to walnut creek where he tried to flee on foot. he was arrested for possession of narcotics. tonight we help a richmond homeowner who has a list of complaints against a contractor who painted her home. chris, lots of people paint their homes. >> yeah and you spend lots of money doing so. this woman's first complaint is the color her home was painted. she ended up with a stark white building with bright pink trim.

she was supposed to choose the color but instead the contractor did it for her. the price tag? 14 grand. that's when her family called nbc bay area responds. >> it's just unfair that we would have to pay $14,000. she would have to pay $14,000 for a job that looks like i went to the school and got kindergartners to paint it. unbelievable. 14,000? >> wait until you see the shed in the back yard. we learned a lot more about this contractor including how it was planning to bill the homeowner for the work. we'll show you how and explain why the contractor shouldn't even be doing business right now anyway. all that tonight at 11:00. if you have a consumer complaint you can call us right now. something special tonight. we're highlighting some of the biggest names in bay area music.

names we've all heard of. it's part of our documentary series bay year revelations. >> san francisco is unique in that way in that we support each other in spite of our different styles. we really feel a bay area connection that way. >> how a trip to morocco helped huey lewis understand the simple math of the music business. a look at the days ahead for us. it was nice outside today. >> we had a nice day. we had some sprinkles across parts of the north bay. a little something for everybody. unfortunately we didn't have any snow across the sierra. hang on, we're getting here.

we had the higher amounts. santa rosa .008 of an inch. trace amounts. the time lapse does show those clouds. san francisco still managed a day of temperatures near 70 degrees. so we'll be looking at that. skies clearing out over the next couple of days. look at this storm system out across the pacific. a huge system. we caught the tail end of it. we're going to continue to see clouds stream on ahead of it. we'll continue to see these sprinkles fade away and we'll see a bright start to the day for tomorrow. your morning forecast brings temperatures back into the low 50s for the tri valley. we'll wake up to a bright start tomorrow. the clouds will be mainly contained to the inner bay. the golden gate bridge completely fogged in. that's what you should expect for tomorrow morning. by the afternoon we see plenty of sunshine. the east bay will see low to mid

70s. oakland at 72 with plenty of sunshine for tomorrow. the peninsula starting off cloudy at half moon bay but rebounding nicely up to 69 degrees there. a good amount of low 70s down the peninsula. san francisco tomorrow looking at similar conditions, mid to upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow with more sunshine across parts of the north bay. the good news is things do dry out. we get a chance to rebound. feeling like summer over the next couple of days. mid to upper 60s in san francisco. that next chance of rain moves in for saturday. but you know what it's going to be a weak system, kind of like what we saw today. >> it was beautiful. thanks, anthony. it really is -- >> still ahead we investigate the widespread use of bogus airplane parts all over the u.s. a deadly crash called by something so simple you sit on it every day. also donald trump's active twitter account has a much more

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returning now to our decision 2016 coverage. jobs will be an issue san jose voters tackle on election day with measure e. supporters say it will give more hours to part-time workers. business owners argue it will damage the local economy. >> reporter: some families say this measure is strictly a survival issue, especially for many of the families who share this east san jose home. they say it is vital that this measure pass. >> it's really hard. it's really hard. >> a mom of three says over the past ten years she's only been offered part-time hours as a fast food worker and it's been hard making ends meet. >> there's no way you can feed your kids with only less than $100 per biweekly.

>> reporter: it would force employers to offer more hours to employees working less than 40 hours a week before the employer could hire nmore part-timers. >> they tell you they don't have hours for you but they are actually hiring more people. >> measure e actually doesn't create any new jobs. it doesn't create any new working hours. >> reporter: he feels the measure could cause unemployment to rise rapidly among san jose part-timers at various companies. >> it's going to shift all of the hours over to 28,500 employees. and the rest of those, which is rough roughly 40,000 part-time employees are all going to lose their jobs. >> but for part-time workers barely surviving they believe a yes on measure e is worth it to help some families move forward out of poverty. >> we would like them to live at least one time like we do with less money to see if they can

survive. another devicive issue, what to do with that valuable and well known piece of last in the silicon valley. if approved measure c would halt the redevelopment plans for the old mall in cupertino. people who support measure c say redeveloping vallco would open the door to massive homes being built there. >> i'd like to see a combination of entertainment, retail and dining. >> measure c if passed will also allow homes to be built up to four stories in small, low level residential communities of this town. >> a judge recently ruled the ballot language for measure c is false and misleading. donald trump no longer has control of his own twitter account according to the "new york times." his advisors convinced him to let his aides tweet for him as part of an effort to try to keep

trump on message as we head towards this election. among his recent twitter related controversies when he lashed out against hillary clinton and a former miss universe. back in a moment. stay with us. anyonwho brds alane.quesonablai=

this can be unnerving for anyone who boards a plane. questionable airplane parts for sale about anywhere. >> it's an issue that's caused airplanes to crash and people to die. steven stock joins us. >> this is what these parts look like. and these, we bought these over the internet. they're supposed to have official faa documentation along with them. experts tell us they can pose a safety risk to anyone who flies. >> i miss him terribly.

>> gale's husband ken died in 2009 when cessna 182 he was piloting crashed into a vineyard shortly after takeoff from napa county airport. >> i truly think about him every second of every day. >> an experienced cross country pilot, the 67-year-old was a beloved father and grandfather. >> he loved the flying, the feeling of being up there but also the tremendous knowledge about the technology on the plane and the back up systems that things would work. >> ntsb investigators officially ruled that pilot disorientation caused the accident. the ntsb report also showed no evidence of a premise happen mechanical malfunction or failure. >> it didn't have to happen. >> but gale gottlieb and her family were not satisfied with the ntsb's ruling so they hired one of the country's foremost aviation safety attorneys to dig

further. >> unfortunately there's no noncritical part on an airplane. >> his meticulous forensic research uncovered that it was not pilot error that caused the crash but rather an unsafe, unapproved airplane part. >> slide the seat back and forth. >> it turns out a seat track release had just been installed in ken's plane by a local mechanic. the part had no faa documentation or certification. >> when you take off the nose points up. so if that seat slips back, you've got a big problem because you can't reach the controls. you can't reach the yoke with your hand and you can't reach the rudder pedals with your feet. >> a san mateo civil jury agreed, ruling that the neck nick who installed the part should pay gottlieb's family more than $13 million. >> in this case it's easy to put on that unapproved part with