>> brad: najee harris banged up on the last play. >> gary: they only have three more good ones to put in there. >> brad: don't want to see it end that way. >> gary: damien harris is close to 100 yards here. see if they feet him the ball and see if he gets his 100-yard football game here. >> brad: he's behind tua. hands it off to him. back to the line of scrimmage. maybe he got a half yard out of it. 7:40. >> gary: an amazing record that nick saban has produced here since 2008 when he really built this team into a potential national champion. it's only been three games at alabama when the game did not have national championship. that was in 2010 when they lost to lsu. they came into that game still alive for the national championship. only the three games after the loss here where the games not involved when they were playing. >> brad: seven minutes away from

going 10-4 against lsu. eight straight over the tigers. it's first and goal. gary side they go back them to tuscaloosa next week. gary, jamie and i and the crew will be there. using all the play clock you can. damien harris straight up the middle. got to the 2, maybe the 1. that puts him over the 100 mark. >> gary: you talk about maybe lsu needing some more offense. the other night, you go in the

off-week. coach o was going to watch tua's little brother. >> brad: then he showed up today wearing an lsu badge around his neck. that is his little brother. >> gary: only one walked out to the 50 yard line with the coach. >> brad: he's committed to alabama. but georgia has offered him, lsu is in the hunt. >> gary: that's called sec recruiting there. >> brad: yeah. damien harris, touchdown alabama. >> gary: from the yard out. he's basically saying bye-bye. you're going to be 7-2, we're going to be 9-0. >> gary: and barring a huge upset, alabama here now, they're going to get into the national championship -- sec championship game undefeated and maybe just playing for seeding in that game against georgia.

>> brad: i'm sure some of the bulldogs made their way back from lexington and watching this and say well, we know who we're playing. >> gary: the second straight year. prior to kickoff in this game last year, georgia clinched it. same thing this year. >> brad: supposed to come a little bit later. taking away the drama. 29-0 alabama. 5:42 away from knowing that they have a date with the dogs in atlanta. ? nothing. is this a test? no. do you like getting stuff you like for free? yes. this feels like a test. it's not. (vo) get six months free apple music on the network you deserve. switch now and get $300 off our best phones. attention to detail. and going above and beyond. that's what it takes to do things the right way. with rocket mortgage, you can count on us to get your mortgage right, because when it comes to buying a home,

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>> brad: next saturday, the home depot sec on cbs features a double-header. one of these games will be selected to kickoff today. one of the sec's tom defenses, mississippi state looking to score down the team we're looking at right now. can they slow down alabama? we'll be there in tuscaloosa. najee harris injured and on crutches. jamie? >> jamie: it wasn't a good look for najee harris. they took the show off and was writhing in pain, grabbing his helmet. >> brad: digs in to the depth for sure. meanwhile, damien harris that capped off that 79-yard drive and seven plays. took about 4 1/2 minutes off the

clock. damien went over the 100-yard mark. that's where we are 29-0. look at the total yardage. wow. alabama came in number 2 in the country averaging 564. basically right on their mark. >> gary: really thought they were in this football game until that punt went down inside the 8 or 9 yard line and had the sack on the goal line. allowed alabama to get the ball one more time and they put a touch don on the board. >> brad: joe burrow in trouble again. threw it to edwards-helaire. flags down. edwards-helai edwards-helaire. this is probably coming back. but what an individual play by number 22. they needed that a long time ago. >> gary: i saw that block.

i don't know if they call it. started with almost a sack. >> referee: offside, defense. penalty declined. >> brad: play against alabama. moses was offside. so nice play by edwards-helaire. >> gary: and buggs had him wrapped up. burrow got the ball away and had a highlight reel there. >> brad: lsu still looking for their first points of the night with five minutes to go. deep middle, throw into danger zone. broken up. triple coverage almost down there. sullivan was the intended receiver. he had mac wilson came in. just joe burrow threw the ball. did at this time right way. you have to come in. you have to control. can't hit the quarterback. they won't let you do that.

>> brad: giles and jefferson to the top of the screen. chase to the right for burrow on second down and 10. pass rush, won't give in. try to throw a screen to help that. mac wilson says i have this. he makes the tackle. >> gary: wilson has his man. again, one of the great things that alabama does in their matchup zone is they don't just stand there and guard grass. they stand there, they got their zone and take the man in that zone. >> brad: thought alabama jumped offside. should be a first down. i thought somebody jumped into the neutral zone for alabama. let's see.

>> gary: another one of these -- >> brad: off sides, defense, number 32. play results in a first down. >> gary: a sidearm throw by joe burrow just throwing it to kind of survive. >> brad: jalen hurts will have another week to get his right ankle in better shape. burrow down the middle. in and out of the hands of stephen sullivan. >> gary: we haven't said his name much. but davis that time, number 99 was the guy that put the pressure. seems like they're taking turns up there to pressure the quarterback. >> brad: he hasn't had quite the statistics. >> gary: what he has, 6'8", 300 some pounds. he's always going to be that big and the nfl will take him. another off sides. >> brad: this is miller, i think. free play. incomplete anyway. >> gary: the third one.

>> brad: that will upset the coach from alabama. >> referee: off sides. number 47. five-yard penalty. repeat second down. >> brad: that's one they have working for them. plive.uesday, colbert is going he breaks down the mid-terms as only he can do. don't miss the elections night late show live on cbs. there were some people that nick saban's radio show thursday night that asked if he won the toss, if he would elect to kick or receive. speaking of elections, he said i hope to elect to kick some tail. in baton rouge tonight. the throw complete. dee anderson. >> gary: right in that zone. this is what the offense has to look like if you're really going to be able to move the ball

against alabama. you have to have the throws in between the safeties. no other way. no easy throws against this team. >> brad: number 23. burrow. trying to get some points. going to run. i thought he was going to run into the defense. now he comes up throwing late. incomplete. intended for sullivan again. i'm not sure how he got out of that mess. >> gary: trying to avoid another shutout. bun shutout two of the least three years. if you take the last eight losses by lsu in this game, they're averaging 9.1 points. they've had three shutouts, the most they scored in these losses, 17 points. >> brad: that wouldn't help them right now. >> gary: no. the 9.1 average would have won the 9-6 game. >> brad: that's true. game of the century.

>> referee: dead ball. five-yard penalty. still second down. >> brad: celebration almost starts for alabama. they'll have a fun trip back home to tuscaloosa. knowing that they'll be playing for the sec championship. >> gary: ed orgeron loves his football players. they're a good team. but i think he knows they don't match up with alabama. i think i he says we're not as good in the lines as we once were at the line of scrimmage. >> brad: burrow. hit from behind. over thr overthrew. >> gary: i think it was miller that came around the corner that time. it's pick a guy in red. it's going to be a different one each time. >> brad: yeah. >> gary: it's like on offense how they spread the ball around

the receiver. >> brad: the sack. yeah. third down and goal. anderson up to the top. jefferson to the right. joe burrow on the third down and goal. down the hill. it's intercepted by wilson. holy cow. >> brad: sixth career interception, his second of the year. >> brad: that will probably be the final attempt that lsu will get to get it in the end zone. >> gary: wilson was lined up in the linebacker spot. watch him get his depth. go up and make a beauty. >> brad: want to know what it

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they'll play for the sec championship now. we know that. and alabama just wants to eat up 3:35 here and it's robinson out for a loss. well, they've done it before. second half second championship meeting. alabama won the first one. georgia was driving down there. murray with the tip pass. caught. might have had another play. the 12th appearance. the most of any team for alabama. georgia, the defending champs. last year they beat auburn. now they get a crack at alabama. the first saturday of december at mercedes-benz stadium. >> gary: the question is, can georgia match up. they have a few holes. what they do have coming on, they've been running the ball better lately. you can run the ball about alabama, you can put pressure on them. >> brad: georgia went for 334,

338. something like that today. a nice run on first down. >> gary: kind of hard to happen your arms around this alabama success. how talented they are. watch them playing out here, talented as they are and you think back to the last two drafts. alabama had 22 players taken in the draft in the last two drafts. 22 guys to the nfl. most coaches would say we're really young. >> brad: we're going to rebuild. >> gary: they're's what they say. we're really good? and we're going to keep getting better. tua's day is over and mac jones will take over. another day at the office for number 13. over 300 yards of offense. two scores. dives for another first down. stays inbounds as we work our way under two minutes. alabama will go to 9-0. >> gary: it's so different. we're going to go.

we have two teams already decided that's going to be in the second championship. just a year ago, three games to go, that's when auburn beat georgia, the number 1 team. auburn beat alabama. all of that happens and now it's already decided. thinkabout those two games last year. >> brad: georgia got the rematch with the tigers and won it. that guy has six national championships. so might be another one in the future. who knows. they have to go through the remaining regular season schedule and then georgia to make the playoff. >> gary: one thing georgia is going to do, georgia is going to believe they can beat alabama. they come within one play. you're getting there saying we played with them before. they had a second and 26 on us. >> brad: and tua lit it up. >> gary: yeah.

nope. final second here, the fifth or sixth running back for alabama is in there. >> gary: we saw butch jones in the interview of nick saban. he's helping out with the staff. i said butch, you learn anything besides getting good players on your team? >> brad: we're heading to atlanta. heading back to tuscaloosa and meet mississippi state next week here on cbs. ed orgeron has the right thing going on here. need some more players, playmakers and not enough offense tonight. that was their worry. we knew that coming in. could they score enough points to outscore alabama or come up with some turnovers and big special teams plays the stay it in. winning coach is with jamie.

>> jamie: coach, did your guys get the job done today? >> i'm satisfied with the way we played. this is a tough place to play. we wanted to make a statement, too, in terms of the kind of team we had. people talking about our schedule and whatnot. i thought our players did a great job. they completed hard. lsu has a good team. this is a tough place to play. i thought we did a good job with our poise. everybody buying in. we dominated their box. >> jamie: to see tua's first interception of his career and reinjure his knee. what do you learn about this young man in this setting? >> he's a great competitor a great arm talent. he reads plays for us well. we have good receivers. we have guys banged up. hopefully we'll be all right. >> jamie: once again, you're in the sec championship game against georgia. what comes to your mind when you hear that? >> i thought we had to win

another game for that to happen. maybe i'm wrong. >> jamie: now you know. >> i'm worried about mississippi state next week and see if our players can play with consistency. they have to do it again. >> jamie: coach, thanks. >> thank you. >> brad: he thought he needed another win. >> gary: there you go. learn something every time. >> brad: sometimes you're focused and you don't know. time for the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. here it is. really the capper after throwing two touchdown passes. tua tagovailoa taking off. defensive backs had their backs turns. he goes on a romp. 44 yards for basically the capper of the game. this is how eli gould called it for the alabama radio network. >> harris to the left side of the quarterback. the low snap. tua steps up. 25, 30. 15, 10, 5, touchdown. aloha!

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>> brad: well, tua tagovailoa, 295 yards. two touchdowns. again, another superb performance. gary, we said in the summer, georgia and alabama in the title game? you got it. >> gary: i thought alabama would be different. but they're not. >> brad: they're good. that will do it. brad nessler and gary danielson and jamie erdahl. alabama still number 1 and undefeated. 29-0 over the tigers of lsu here in baton rouge. in baton rouge. so long from the bayou. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

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post came addition of kpix 5 news. it happened between the boulevard. the bizarre behavior that prompted neighbors to call police.>> a dramatic ending. seven shots into the windshield and the driver is dead. let's bring you to the beginning. it started in the complex roughly 10:30 am in danville. neighbors saw this man walking back and forth for a long time. >> i asked, may i help you? he said, i know where i am going and i will go there now and he harried into the next complex -- harried into the next complex.>> he seemed mentally challenged. he did not appear to be stoned or in drugs.>> and a got suspicious and called the cops. he went into a car and led

police on a chase that ended downtown. on front street and diablo were the suspect stopped his car. the police chief said officers walked up to try to arrest him.>> the driver drove the vehicle straight the officers. the officer fired the weapon.>> we heard gunfire and got on the floor.>> multiple, loud shots.>> a gun being shot multiple times.>> after the young man was shot, he lost control of the car and hit an oncoming jeep . the suspect done at the hospital.>> very scary. i was shaking and it was horrible.>> police are not answering any questions. they are trying to find out why he was at the complex and let them on a chase. police have not released the man's name. they are trying to notify the

family. a close call in the north a winning fire sparked a couple of fires but the crews were ready. katie nelson reports. they were pre-position because of the current red flag warnings. >> it was throwing fireballs. >> reporter: jim cannot forget that morning in 2000 team when he saw the deadly wildfires coming toward the neighborhood.>> his house is not far from fallon grove and red flag warning days have a new meaning to him and his neighbors.>> we are aware of the power of the destructive fire . we someone knocked on our door.>> this danger is not something seen in november. >> we are seeing seasons grow and extend.>> red flag conditions in november is the

new normal and also part of the reason why sonoma county and marin counties are staffing additional firefighters and trucks for these red flag days.>> the conditions are where they typically would be in the summertime and we are continuing to get more red flag warnings.>> two hours after that interview this warehouse caught fire. sparking two small grass fires on the east side of the building. >> one of the teams that was staffed up was at the warehouse.>> they kept the grass files to less than two acres.>> this is why we have the increased staffing.>> the additional resources will stay in place until tomorrow morning. the red flag warning is set to expire. in santa rosa, kpix 5. no plans to do what they did.

cut power but that could change . to tell you the truth, they don't look bad. the wind speed is like in that direction out of the north. there is nothing gusting over 12 miles per hour in the north or south bay. there is a lot of places reporting calm weather conditions. the strongest was a top of the hill's around calistoga where they had a 29 mile per hour gusts. a red flag warning posted through tomorrow morning and it is dry and it pays to be vigilant and the fire people will be through the rest of the week. we will cover that in a few minutes. the amber alert issued for two children kidnapped by their mother. it happened during a supervised visit. how this could have happened on a social workers watch. >> reporter: we reached out to

child protective workers to find out how these two children ended up kidnapped. the very same history that police are trying to unravel. >> police said they have a felony wire -- warrant for diana moreira . investigators say diana and the children were playing at the park when they went missing pick they were supposed to be under the watchful eye of a social worker supervising according to detectives, the social worker followed her into the restroom. when she came out they were gone and when she went to look for them it appears priscilla slipped away. police said the suspect as 33 years old. five foot four inches tall and weighs 120 pounds. driving a mini cooper with california license 6uwl251 .

>> they believe she might be heading to colorado springs picked the urging anyone with information to contact police. kpix 5 news a watch on this and they believe the mother may take them out of state. plenty of people spent part of sunday -- saturday doing their duty. a surgeon registration across california. we are talking about elections and we are talking about melissa kane with a look at what is going on ahead of tuesday's election. >> reporter: early reading has been brisk in san francisco. hundreds of people showed up to cast ballots. 6000 people have shown up to vote. hundred 4000 have sent in their ballots by mail. they anticipate the turnout will be higher than the last midterm election in 2014. >> right now we are looking at

a turnout in the 60 percentile. the election day will be matching 2010 selection which was the previous gubernatorial without an incumbent on the ballot. we will be at least at 61 % in 2010 but we will be higher than that i expect to expect as many as 15,000 people expected to bring their ballots to drop off on the sidewalks statewide and -- a record number are registered to vote. according million more in the general election. the highest percentage into a midterm election in nearly 70 years. i think it is clear to say that californians are fired up and ready to vote. registering to vote is not the same thing as voting. one firm that tracks ballot

returns show that statewide numbers indicate a fairly normal turnout for a midterm election. we have yet to see a record- breaking number of people actually voting. >> is there something driving people to the polls? because of this pressing measure ? >> that seems to be the problem in california. a democratic dominated state. for some people, even on the left, they say i know what was going to win. it does not mean anything for me to get out and vote pacifically just specifically. it is driving registrations. you are getting people who want necessarily interested in putting but are interested in getting out of the dmv as plus just as quickly as possible. maybe that is why we see high

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welcome back. investigators say a suspected drunk driver was speeding down the freeway at 100 miles per hour. she slammed into a construction site. it sent several steel beams crashing onto the interstate blocking the interstate for hours.>> someone had to hit it hard. the investigation is going on with that. we want to make sure it is safe and everyone gets home safely. there was not that much structural damage. the beams were scheduled to be removed next week anyway. the driver was taken to the hospital and eggs expected to be all right. struck the home -- halloween candy is not even done yet in the cool temperatures and a lot of snowmaking with a limited number of runs.

you can see there is skiers. i can see some. a couple of them. burning of the halloween candy. >> it is great. this time of year the appetite to get on the snow was incredible. we might not have a ton of terrain open yet but it is good to see the people wanting to show up and get their first turn of the year and. it is only open on weekends but it hopes to begin operations soon. >> i see snow.>> there is not much prospect for precipitation anytime soon. we begin where we left off. red flag warnings for wins above 1000 feet. the humidity and temperatures are warm. critical fire conditions keeping the warnings until tomorrow. you didn't forget, did you? tonight early tomorrow morning we spring ahead, fall back.

beginning in our. daylight saving time ends. the futurecast shows high pressure is in command. rain will remain north all week showers in seattle but nothing left but the time he gets here. a few high clouds but that is it. my top the salesforce tower cam. san francisco is 76 for the high. everybody else in the 80s. a warm saturday and tomorrow the numbers come down. the bay bridge has numbers in the 60s. as we look at the futurecast, high clouds coming and in the morning and mostly sunny day but some clouds and mild weather. the numbers come down 5 to 10 degrees. don't forget to cool down. it will be mild tomorrow and warm and dry as far as the eye

can see. lows in the mid 40s to the 50s. son up at 22 minutes before 4 am. high temperatures for tomorrow will be close to average. warmer on the east bay. 79 in concord. san jose is 76 and 76 were oakland park numbers in the mid- 70s. in the east bay we will nagy 80 degrees at leominster -- livermore and sunshine and high clouds for the north bay and mid 70s and for you the extended forecast is not looking for low cloudiness but high cloudiness along the coast and from here through next week and a 70s and linda ended near the bay and 60s along the shoreline. it is warm. if you want red-hot josh >> this is performed before a live audience. there we go. i got my hand in the dirt ready

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the leader -- latest roster casualty. plate is what of the team. nine snaps in thursday's loss to the 49ers and led with three sacks. you wonder if there is more dominoes to fall over the remaining eight games. here is the head coach.>> in the base defense, sometimes he doesn't fit the role that we need done. no disrespect to bruce but he is an edge rusher and we have not had a lead. we have not had the opposition behind the change. his role has been reduced. i know we has been frustrated. i am frustrated and we will try to solve that as soon as possible.>> from there we rapidly tiptoe through the college football moving pictures. picking up in wyoming. let it snow. san jose state and snowflakes.

athens making foot tracks and he is gone. 58 yards to put the cowboys up 10-0. the third quarter sean chambers. i have to score now and he is going. 64 yards to the end zone. 129 on the ground. they lost 24-9. give me edwards and arizona state. the history utah. arizona state up seven. manny wilkins. that is a touchdown pick start of the fourth quarter. arizona state up 1. wilkins, harry, again. and he's gone. 62 yard play to the house. nine balls and 161 yards. 38-20.

let's go to former oregon coach, chip kelly. back in eugene. the bruins in town. 3rd quarter and it fooled everyone including the cameraman. organ up two touchdowns. 67 yards. these are great plays. oregon won the game 42-21. quarterback for the number one alabama. and beverage to face lsu. lsu. irv smith, 24 yard touchdown pass pick 3rd quarter on this drive. nobody open pick he runs anyway and he has a bad name. he scored. alabama crushed number three, lsu, 29-0.

the fifth-ranked michigan is revving up. number 14, penn state in the big house. 3rd quarter, shay patterson, that is a quick one. in michigan in the third and tommy stephensons is picked off. brandon watkins. he is gone. michigan dominated 42-7 and they have learned -- lost 8. the head coach wants to for the win against texas. david sells but the whistle blew. longhorns had a timeout they lined it up again and this is how west virginia pulled it off. touchdown. they beat texas 42-41.

they are 7-1 and the longhorns have dropped 2 straight and that is how you tiptoe through football on a saturday night.>> no one had him.>> all in a nights work. thank you. one days worth of sports. this year celebrating seven decades. >> the world champions. >> from the olympic games to fun and games we look back on 70 use of covering -- years of covering bay area sports. a mad -- across the country as the election clock ticks to zero. we will tell you about the potential to tip the balance in california.

big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you.

a republican congress means more jobs and less crime. a democrat means more crime and let's -- less jobs.>> this is the most important anyone has ever heard it in and this is not hyperbole. the very character of the country is on the ballot. leaders on both sides are making a push ahead of tuesday's midterm elections.

president trump held a rally tonight and he makes a tour of several states he wanted -- one call. president trump was back in florida for another rally on saturday night. >> this is my home.>> earlier mr. trump was in my 10 a campaigning on behalf of matt rosendahl and jon tester.>> this will decide on whether we extrude build on the prosperity. let the democrats take control of congress.>> he plays -- blames tester for blocking ronny jackson.>> he tried to destroy him and i have never forgotten it.>> the president said of those for democrats

means weaker borders.>> the democrats want to invite caravan after caravan's of a legal ll -- aliens into your community. suddenly they are telling you that the biggest threat to america, the biggest threat is some impoverished refugees 1000 miles away.>> president obama campaigned for stacy abrams in atlanta on friday. obama said the current administration is taking credit for his progressive agenda.>> we can start talking now about how great the economy is. where did you think that started? they didn't start that.>> abrams could become the first african-american governor in georgia.

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. senator harris responded to the presidents statements.>> we need leaders who unify us as a country and focus on the problems that need to be fixed in a productive way instead of those who try to instill hate and fear and division.>> harris is not running this time. she is part of a slew of power players making a push for their party. control of the house and senate and slight -- state legislatures will depend on key elections. san francisco zone congresswoman, nancy pelosi is in the middle of the fight for the house of representatives. if democrats when she is at the front honor to become speaker of the house. she is confident the democrats will win the hospital that is which he told stephen colbert this week up until today, i would

have said if the election were held today we would wind. >> what happened today? >> now i am saying we will win. we will win. we will win.>> please don't see that. do you want to say that on hillary's fireworks barge? >> california is key to strategy. seven districts that voted for hillary. keep an eye on the races on tuesday. a republican control of the senate by a few votes. i asked about the prospect of the election giving democrats the majority in the senate pick >> my hopes are we might be able to squeak by with a number. i can't say exactly precisely

how and where. i think it is a volatile situation. particularly in some of the more conservative states it makes it very hard. as for the balance of power in sacramento, there is a risk of republicans. democrats have something to gain. one vote short of the 27th needed. it can hinge on a single race. the 12th district and the central valley represented by republicans. anthony cannella is termed out and anna caballero can beat republican, rob poythress. democrats will have a super majority allowing them to raise taxes or override the veto. democrats have a super majority in the state assembly. when the polls close on tuesday look for the results of these important california races. you can stay up to date on all state and local races by going to kpix.com . we have you

covered from all angles on election night and bringing your live results and analysis all evening starting at 8 pm with a special live stream on kpix.com and we will be right back. s to paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first.

four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. three girl scouts are dead and a fourth is critically hurt following a hit and run crash in wisconsin. an adult woman was also killed

when a pickup swerved and hit the group as they picked up trash. the driver fled the scene but turned himself in. he is charged with four counts of homicide. investigators in florida said the men who have been fire on the yoga studio was a far-right extremist of -- and rallied against women online. scott paul beale walked into the yokel -- yoga class and started shooting. the veteran later turned the gun on himself. tallahassee's mayor expressed his condolences.>> these occurrences have become far too frequent in our society and it is my sincere hope that we will all reflect on where that might be. investigators in the shooting may have been worse if people in the studio had not fought back. it has been one

week since another gunman opened fire on a synagogue in pittsburgh and people of various faiths to show up for shabbat. a prayer vigil outside of the tree of life synagogue. the service was held at another synagogue nearby. the rabbi that was attacked said that he cried after leading the final funeral today. >> i have not held in nonstop but this was the last few and every time i do want -- it takes a piece of my soul away and i have no more left to give . special events happened all over the country including los angeles and boston. clergy from different faiths help lead the service and denounced all forms of anti- semitism. nearly 40 years ago that a mystery illness began

spreading through san francisco. a group of nurses volunteered to do what others would not and change the way the world viewed aids. what he used to save a passengers life. the weekend forecast as we are live from the top of the salesforce tower cam pick we will be back after a break. ♪

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ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein.

it's my job to protect as a public safety,pg&e, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california.

a new documentary about the aids crisis will make its world premiere at the castro center. the story of the nurses who work to break the stigma of the disease in the 80s. they opened the first dedicated aids word. the former reporter reports how it took five years for ronald reagan even to say it out loud. >> i stood in front of ronald reagan in 1987 when he was giving a speech. the first time he mentioned aids publicly in 1987. six years into the epidemic. i made a note. it that moment -- at that moment that he said aids 21,000 americans had already died the work of the filmmaker

the premieres tomorrow at 7:30 pm and tickets available at kpix.com. it is always good to see hank. a minor offshore component and as a result the wind is warm and dry and the temperatures were up but there is good news on the front. the wind direction will shift and temperatures will drop tomorrow. right now the wind is down to,. -- gusting up to 30 miles per hour and calistoga but on the surface is not bad. red flag warnings for the hills and affect the early tomorrow morning and then it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow. the rain track as well to the north all weekend high pressure is an over the pacific and what

little rain is falling is falling on the fungus in the pacific northwest. for us we have high clouds. early tomorrow morning we fall back. back in our for standard time and sunrise will be at 638 -- 6:38 am and sunset at 5:07 pm. san francisco hit 76 degrees. they will go back the other direction tomorrow and cooler on sunday. we look to the bay bridge. concord has 63 and livermore is 62 and san francisco is 62. the high pressure keeps us mild and the low hangs around the gulf of alaska all week long. it will cool a little bit and dry weather will continue as far as the eye can see. no rain in sight for northern california. if you high clouds and we are in the southern edge of the little precipitation they are

getting. not much in the way of fog at the shoreline and a sunny day. we fall back to the light savings and it will cool and be mild tomorrow and warm and dry for the week ahead. overnight lows tonight in the mid-40s to low 50s in the bay area. the forecast highs are still average. warmer than average inland. the numbers will be in the mid to upper 70s for the most part. open the east bay the numbers will be 70 night at walnut creek and 80 at livermore. the northbay in the mid-70s for the most part. at the shoreline and is not bad. temperatures in the 60s and in lake county and parts of sonoma and napa county in the 70s and 80s. the extended forecast have the usual. sunny set up for the most part.

high clouds from time to time and set the clouds judge clocks back tonight and as far as mild dry weather, we cannot catch a break. we do have this one.

a part car cleaner went beyond his job description when he jumped into action to save a life.>> the worker was not to

be at work that night. vincent normally works at the station but he was asked to work at dublin station on sunday. a coworker yelled someone was to.>> vincent did not know the passenger and had never seen him before. that did not stop him from doing what he did next.>> his eyes in the back of his head and i picked him up and put them on the floor.>> vincent began cpr leading me flavor -- passenger to fear for his life.>> follow my voice, come to me. breathe, breathe,.>> the chest compressions may be working.>> he gas -- gasped for air. i got him.>> the relieved --

relief was short-lived.>> a police officer arrived and helped him with cpr. the man had the pulse rushed him to the hospital. >> life-changing because vincent was not supposed to be at work that day. he normally does not work at the station where the incident happened. he was asked to work because they were shorthanded pick vincent almost said no.>> something said to to work.>> federal laws will not allow him to find out if he saved the man's life but vincent, a man who has only worked for bart 11 months said if he did he is not the one that is a hero.>> he is the hero because he had to be determined. he wanted to survive and i was happy to give him the opportunity to survive.>> the

police believe he survived. kpix 5. they camping 2018 coverage continues after the break with a pair of it big ballot measures that may be running out of gas. consures thet ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. the two man competing to be the next governor racing over the state for a final push but

is the race already over? >> melissa is kaine is here. why bother? gavin newsom has it all wrapped up. >> reporter: the latest poll gives gavin newsom an 18 point lead over john cox with 2% undecided. both of the candidates have been on the road in southern california today. gavin newsom in orange county and john cox in los angeles.>> we will repeal the gas tax. we will stop throwing money down the drain.>> i am not attacking him but the challenges of the state. homelessness and affordability.>> whoever wins, the new governor is guaranteed to have the democrat as number two. anna caballero is ahead by 14

points in the lieutenant governor's race. dianne feinstein is ahead. the senator is seeking a fifth full-term. kevin is campaigning for change and with it days to feinstein leads with nearly 20 % of voters saying they are undecided or will not vote this number includes conservatives who don't want to for either democrat. the new independent has a narrow lead over the democratic opponent. in the big battle to had the states school system, marshall talk is preferred over marshall thurman. they have raised $43 million between them. that is bigger than most senate races. the berkeley study pulled voters on a pair of hope -- high profile propositions.

prop 6 would have billions of funding for roads and bridges. backers say the government should spend the billions it already has but more than half of the voters plan to vote against it. it is exactly what the governor wants.>> killing proposition six is it the right thing to do. it is a bad idea endangers and cooked up by shady politicians who used funds to fool the people. you have probably heard plenty of talk about proposition 10. local jurisdictions writing their own roles -- rules on rent controls. backers of the props he had a rally. the measure would tax san francisco's wealthiest companies to raise money for homeless programs. supporters include the ceo who

spent $8 million of his own fund to promote it. some of the money is enabling a barrage of tv ads but not everybody is following their lead. they are at odds with twitters ceo. the san francisco mayor opposes it saying we need to audit current spending on homelessness before raising the taxes. is about that time to turn your clocks back but is the annual changeover a waste of time? still to come, we have both sides of the debate.>> what will you do with the extra hour and what will the weather be like? we will answer one of those questions in a minute.

construction underway with a development that could attract by >> laying out the first foundation of the tracy hills project. it has tripled in size over the past 20 years. the new development will include 4700 homes and two dozen model homes expected to be done in the spring with prices starting at 500,000. you have to get up early in the morning to commute and if it passes you could be doing a lot of your morning drive in the dark. it can change the date of's --

of daylight saving times. 50 a percent of likely voters plan to vote yes. 21 % are opposed and it 21 % are undecided.>> i would like to keep daylight savings time throughout the year.>> when we lose the hour of daylight i find that my mood significantly drops off immediately. if it passes there will be any change. federal and state law would have to change if we saw difference. we still have to turn back the clocks tomorrow. spring forward, fall back. i have never heard that one very good. did you just make it up? >> you are messing with me. red flag warnings tomorrow morning because of the dry air in the upper elevations in the gusty wind has not materialized.

it is not ideal additions for fighting fires. the winds shift onshore tomorrow. the fire danger will ease tomorrow but it doesn't disappear. as juliet pointed out we will's -- will fall back tomorrow and the sun will set at 5:07 pm. as we look south, san francisco was 76 and livermore hit 85 degrees. they began to subside. numbers in the 60s and heading out the door with an early sunrise at 52 degrees along the coast and 56 along the bay. the satellite map shows high pressure that will call us tomorrow. dry weather to the end of the week. no major changes as fluctuations in temperatures

happened. it will be mild tomorrow and warm and dry ahead. where is the rain? not here yet but it is early. high-end the forecast has 68 for san francisco. a beautiful day in san jose with 76. 72 for oakland and most locations above average with mid 70s to low 80s in the south bay. 76 for lows altars and 73 for union city. the east bay has numbers in the upper 70s and low 80s. at travis air force base it is 83. and then northbay santa rosa is 77 and the rogers creek slices through downtown santa rosa. 77 petaluma. canfield hits at 74. extended forecast looking at

lots of sunny side up. temperatures cooling tomorrow. studying for the rest of the week. monday through the weekend in the 70s. mid-60s right at the shoreline. how do we come up with the forecaster the application? science and jules tells you how much enthusiasm. 40,000 people parked into at&t park. the science festival today. paul deanna emceed the event and it was held by the partnership including hundreds of hands-on activities and demonstrations geared to engage young minds. give it a chance because it is it a lot of fun. it is just not numbers and formulas. a lot of things you can apply with actual physical models.

it can be fun if you take the time to learn it and enjoy it.>> the final day of the festival which highlighted cody -- cutting edge science like 3- d printing and virtual reality. that one play. was seen by more people than anything i have shot.>> the moments burned into sports fans brains and we were here to cover them all. we look back on 70 years of sports.

recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting

for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first. for tony thurmond. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

when we went on the air 70 years ago we tackled the first live sports promote. the first of countless memories we have shared with you over the years. dennis o'donnell has a look back. >> reporter: when it comes to sports, call it a slamdunk, knockout work grand slam pick in our hometown, -- >> think about how lucky we are.>> home 27 major-league sports franchises. several highly competitive college teams as well as world- class athletic events.>> kpix 5

has covered it all and are 70 years. kpix 5 was the first in northern california and the bay area. the first of august scored big with a live ice hockey game.>> the powers that be at kpix would do a remote from winterland.>> 70 years ago, it was him to the san francisco shamrocks, a minor-league team. again between the shamrocks and the oakland oaks. the shamrocks lost but that they every oh one check.>> the second event unfolded 10 days later when they broadcast of the football game. that was just the beginning. over the next seven decades, kpix was on a roll with thrills and spills and coverage for all sports enthusiast and

even those with news.>> i am a huge 49er fan expect let's get on the sled and will ends anchor, dave wanted at the olympics. over the years the gold-medal coverage included the great willie mays. in 1957 he came to town when the giants relocated to san francisco. he wanted to buy a home near mount davidson but the offer was rejected. the homeowner felt pressured by the white neighbors.>> civil rights officials intervened. they relented and he bought the home.>> in 1975, kpix news captured the pandemonium. the golden state warriors returned home to thousands of fans and what many consider the

biggest upset in mea -- nba history. >> it is like it has not sunk and.>> i will make a phone call.>> we had our own lineup of sports superstars in the studio and on the field. former nfl linebacker, wayne walker. becoming the sports director and a position he held for 20 years.>> the fact that wayne walker was the sports guy was like, he was the only guy i wanted to meet.>> players trusted him.>> the legendary quarterback, joe montana explains.>> it is hard when someone does not have an understanding of what takes place on the field and

understood that game.>> jim plunkett expect -- for me it was comfortable.>> following in his footsteps.>> tell me about tom brady the quarterback. what are your strengths? >> tom brady and what might be brady's first tv interview.>> everybody tells me i have a strong arm.>> along with walker , 30 consecutive years of nfl experience. in 1986 on our team was another champion.>> i am proud to be part of that legacy.>> it really is thrilling to be a woman reporter doing sports there you

were breaking in and doing something new and different expect -- and diana.>> the first time i ever worked local news was for arguably the most vibrant city in the united states, san francisco for this esteemed station. in the 80s searching out the best in the bay area.>> a favorite was this garage in richmond where the owner taught boxing and self-defense.>> she joined to report on the world's oldest consecutive foot race. in the 80s and 90s there was nothing bigger in san francisco.>> this race was a

release movement because we were allowed to be ourselves and fun.>> the entire newsroom jumped in. every aspect, every angle was covered from kate kelly.>> innovative makers from a sidecar.>> interviewing the costume crazies in the mobile.>> the show was live.>> that was pure live broadcast television.>> also found that kpix was the only local tv station to capture the exquisite details of one of the most memorable plays in college history. in 1982 the annual big game between cal and stanford. stanford ahead with four seconds left. the band started marching onto the field the local tv crew started to pack up. all except channel 5.

photographer follow the action. five laterals to score the winning touchdown clobbering the trombone player in the end zone.>> you know it was going to be remembered three years, 30 years, 300 years from now. that one play was probably seen by more people than anything i have ever shot before but some of the most memorable sports events. the seven superballs -- superballs involving our teams. the oakland raiders that one twice. the second in 1981 with jim plunkett.>> raider fans are the best. >> delete dwight clark crowing about the first of five super bowl wins pick

>> so enjoyable.>> local tv coverage with the parades, crowds and celebrations, but the bay area -- brought the bay area together.>> remembering the memories.>> super bowl 52 came along in the hometown.>> super bowl city. blitz with joe montana on the other side of the camera with his wife jennifer as his cohost.>> he just carried me through that hole. in time. he was so wonderful. it was great to have joe onset.>> these day the sports tax -- desk is packed. the emmy award winning team.>> kpix is home to game day

picked the longest running sunday night sports show and bay area history. also is the par five. march madness and they fifth quarter post game show. the technology is changing from big cameras to tiny smart phones. sports streaming online and we plan on going the distance. full of champions pro, amateur and weekend warriors. we have you covered. hold on tight. here is 270 more years of broadcasting excellence. kpix 5 news. as for the first game with the shamrocks, the studios were based at the mark hopkins back then. the engineers and cameramen practice the live shot to make sure they could follow the puck. they could and the rest is history. what are we doing the

weather? we want to thank you for watching this special edition of kpix 5 news. join us for more news. we will see you back here in 60 minutes. for now, good night.

here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein.

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this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. behind this operation. we'll have eyes, ears and gps on director munsey 24-7. he will have no ability to contact anyone by any means at any time. he will have no access to anything with a signal... or anything that could be used as a communication device of any kind. we'll give him the appearance of freedom, monitoring him discreetly, so no one other than him will know. but it will be as if he's in prison, with no freedom at all. mr. president, i assure you that director munsey won't be able to renew a magazine subscription, much less reach out to his co-conspirators.