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breaking news. at least six people are dead in texas after severe flooding. the latest victim, and elderly woman. her body was found after she was swept away from her home in the austin area. the storm has moved on from texas. that, causing problems in louisiana. the good news about all this is the severity of these storms, it has started to

settle down. it doesn't have the dynamics that it did yesterday, although it is rough on the radar. the resurgence of rain in texas, the flooding going on should be clearing out later today. note how the energy is scooting out to the gulf of mexico. we don't have the tornado watches or warnings and southwestern louisiana, that has now passed. there are scattered thundershowers as a possibility. strangely, someone the west coast, twos. and the northwest, the storm system will be dropping here. for the clouds, over toward the east bay, blue skies and sunshine out of today's action. cloud cover moving in and a clear patch to the north near the first batch with the frontal boundary of showers and the energy is behind it it. this is what i was talking

about. you can see it is wrapped up around seattle. you see's body potentially severe thundershowers later because of the cold air and this is good because this will dump snow into our mountains when you have a cold storm like this. levels will start off fairly high, about 9000 feet dropping to as low as 5000 feet work temperatures are pleasant within the east bay storyline. san mateo a cool spot at 53 and mid to lower 50s in the north bay. that will contrast with 10 degrees in some spots above what we had from yesterday. not bad for today's performance. the futurecast, you see the first wave going through at the noon hour and everything is north of santa rosa. it seems to die out because the energy is far to the north. by 9:00 p.m., it will get developed before dropping south. that should happen overnight. watch the morning commute tomorrow. east bay shoreline lower 70s and

berkeley 69. further to the east, the 80s are gone but pleasant mid 70s with pittsburgh at 70. the seven day forecast, the temperatures fall and stay low. we will not see 74 again until the end of the week, even with sunshine. high temperatures in the bay will be in the upper 60s. follow us on the app at googleplay and apple to find out what is going on in the weather where you live. on the big bay area news, trick-or-treaters hit the streets all over. you are taking a look at video from san jose where kids went door-to-door collecting candy. you can see a lot of great costumes. good times for everybody. and san francisco, trick-or- treaters were knocking on the door. parole officers checked in on convicted sex offenders to make sure they were not participating in trick-or- treating. kron4 road along for operation

boom. >> they can pop in at any time after 5:00 p.m. and a convicted sex offender must be at home and in no way participating in halloween. >>reporter: the agents make it their business to check this apartment from top to bottom. every book, under the sheets and the bad, searching every inch. this offender is a convicted rapist and child molester and we are not authorized to give his name but he has two more years on probation. state parole and the sheriff's office found questionable items on his laptop and are bringing it to the office to further check the hard drive. >> you are not allowed to have any type of pornographic material. >> i understand. >> you know what the conditions are for tonight? >> yes. >> can you tell them to me? >> stay inside until 5:00 a.m. some big news out of sacramento sacramento.

a teacher wrestled a student to the ground. reporter adrienne moore spoke to students. >>reporter: a bad day made worse when david fritz was caught in handcuffs after cellphone video captured him tackling a student in english class. >> the student was acting up in class and the teacher told him to sit down. he didn't pay attention. he sat down and the teacher started yelling at him. we couldn't understand his words. he was slurring his words. >>reporter: students ran to get a resource officer and the 58 girl teacher was taken into custody. >> it blew my mind. i said, are you serious? i thought it was a rumor. >>reporter: they described the twenty-year educator as tough, but eccentric. a teacher who always invited a healthy dialogue.

because the words turned physical coupled with troubling witness accounts, officials said they are looking into whether alcohol may have been involved. >> this is completely unacceptable in our schools. it's inappropriate. we are going to take every step we need to in following up to make sure the students are safe. >>reporter: mcclatchy officials say the student was not seriously hurt and all parents received an automated phone call and email from the school. with another local school incident making headlines, say this is a lesson they never wanted to learn. >> i don't think we should lose his job over it. he needs to get his head straight. >> adrienne moore reporting. fritz has been placed on administrative leave and was released from all friday night -- released from jail on friday night. no doubt the warriors are

in championship form to start the season. steph curry doing something he has never done before. a live look outside, the richmond bridge, not much traffic to speak of. for the weekend, it is the ski and snowboard festival taking place in san francisco. check out some of the latest snow gear. the snow season is creeping up. it is in fort mason from 10:00 until 6:00.

. time for sports. let's get you caught up on the warriors action. there on the road taking on the pelicans. this game was about curry. scoring 28 points in the third quarter, loan. that is a career high for points in a single quarter. vary by himself outscored the entire pelicans team in the quarter by two points.

he finished the game with 53 points along with nine assists. they won by final 134-120 and curry the first player since michael jordan in 1989 to score 118 points in the teams first three games. the warriors return home tomorrow night to take on the memphis grizzlies. tipoff for 7:30 at oracle. after winning four straight games, the sharks fell on hard times. san jose has gone four boat -- lost four out of the last five going into the game against dallas and last night was just as bad. the score is tied and dallas with the goal off this rebound, they would score and the stars would take the lead to win by a final of 5-3. the sharks will try to get back on track this afternoon and take on the avalanche in colorado. the pocked drops that 3:00 this afternoon. a live look outside, the

golden gate bridge, a nice start to the day. for the weekend, it is the first sunday admission at the oakland museum of california. checkout collections of art, history and natural science at 1000 oak street in oakland from 10:00 until 6:00. tickets are usually $15 but today, admission is absolutely free.

two teenage girls are dead and another in the hospital this morning after crash on franklin canyon road near martinez. video from the scene is into the kron4 newsroom. the crash happened just before 3:00 this morning. a mangled wreck and police believe that all three people appeared to be high school aged, 16 or 17-year- old girls. the driver survived but was seriously hurt. >> the driver was not able to

negotiate the turn and went off the road and struck a tree. we talked to her and she said she fell asleep on the last thing she remembered was being at 60 miles per hour. no breaking, the car came off the road and hit a tree. unfortunately, two of the passengers have been pronounced deceased at the scene. officials do not think alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash. the victims have not been identified and we are working together more details on this horrific crash and we will stay on top of the story on kron4 newsweek and. our attention is now turn to the weather. we are continuing to track rain headed to the bay area and some great clouds from the embarcadero shot. >> that is the game plan. you can get your activities done early today and even into the afternoon. it takes a while to get its act

together. it will start and the north bay with systems coming out of the gulf of alaska. ominous toward the bay and up to marin county from the golden gate. blue skies making their self known. we will see's son in this action and a mild day temperature wise. however, that will change for the whole week ahead. line of showers is developing far up to the north and that will stay there, but it won't make progress further south, yet. that will happen later today and into tonight. here is what it looks like. temperature-wise in the 50s and richmond at 61 and napa 58. vallejo 58 in fairfield, 59 with north bay in the 50s and along the peninsula, pretty much upper 50s. are san jose, by the noon hour we should check into about 70, 72 by 2:00 and falling fairly rapidly into the evening accompanied by some showers

working their magic in this game plan. by noon, 66, 69 in the bay and 79 for the inland valleys and returning to 70 at 5:00. the sun sets earlier because of the time change and we will put a few scattered showers, turning to a rain event for the overnight. happening right now, we are waiting for a big alcatraz swim to get under way called the swim for site. kron4's avery harper is standing by aquatic park to talk to swimmers. dave sparks tells me the temperature, that it is a nice chilly 60 degrees. >> i talked with swimmers that are getting ready for that chilly water. swimmers that are here, they are getting ready for an orientation, getting ready to

go into the water and swim from alcatraz. you can see them checking in. everyone is gearing up for the swim, getting ready to go from alcatraz island to the city sure for a good cause to raise money for the support of a foundation called that man may see. it supports vision sciences through you see san francisco. some of the people will have visionary disabilities and suffer from diseases that take away their vision. the creator of the swim is suffering from a disease that is slowly taking her vision. take a listen. >> i did not want to be kicked in the face by 3000 people. i am losing my eyesight to degenerative, progressive, inherited eye disease and i thought if i'm going to swim from alcatraz, i might as well turn it into a platform to eliminate blindness worldwide. >>reporter: i said there were swimmers that are completely

blind but i'm told there will be kayakers to assist throughout the swim. i'm going to get on a boat ride and go out to alcatraz with the swimmers so we can see them dive i in. we are getting ready to do that at about 8:00. these swimmers are getting ready to leave and we will be there to show you everything that is happening. >> that young swimmer is so inspirational on how she is doing this and what a great story that is. >> it is. >>reporter: she is losing her vision. she has no peripheral vision and has 10% of her site left and she is doing this so that doctors can raise money and find cures for these diseases. that is avery harper live from aquatic park in san francisco. the last gun shop and san francisco closed its doors on saturday.

it make san francisco the first major city in the entire country where customers can no longer buy guns a local retail stores. kron4's jeff peers witness the quiet into history. >>reporter: saturday was the final day of business for the last gun shop in san francisco. highbridge arms admitted customers into the shop and for them, it was a day of regret. one did not have to be a gun owner to feel a sense of loss. >> i've lived here for 30 years and never minded having a gun store here. i always supported gun rights and it is the end of an era. i am not a gun owner. >> those manning the store declined to let our cameras inside but had a crew recording the closing. the 60-year-old shops closing came on the heels of proposed legislation by the board of supervisors calling for the videotaping of all transactions. >> a video of someone buying a

gun is not going to stop or deter crime activity. >> i don't know what good it will do. >> on the other side of the coin, it is part of san francisco's history that will no longer be here. it is disappointing. >>reporter: not everyone shared in the disappointment. >> i think it's fantastic that the last gun shop in san francisco is closing. it's ridiculous that we are allowed to carry guns. >>reporter: san francisco had some strict gun laws and now for the first time in its history, it will no longer have a gun shop. >> the last picture show, you know? [laughter] >>reporter: and san francisco, jeff pierce, kron4 news. that's take you outside for this look at san francisco. for the weekend, it is dog day afternoon. bring your dog for a pet party and a costume contest at

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milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait. we are back on kron4 news weekend and have a new look sumer confessed -- new consumer excess recalled a handy case. it lets you interact with your phone or tablet in a unique way. the startup company just behind this wrapped up the crowdfunding campaign and raised almost double of the goal. there's a lot of those about this product. are reporter gabe slate got his hands on one to give you a sneak peek. >>reporter: i am in the east bay at a startup called hands capen they invented the handy case. you will hear a lot about this device in a couple of months when it hits the market. it is very intriguing and changes the way we interact with our phone or tablet. here's a sneak peek.

>> it looks like a regular tablet case. when you snap in a tablet it offers the first of its kind, the case that allows as the user to tap, touch and swiped the do back -- the back of the device. it extends the touch screen to the back of a phone or tablet. as you get used with it has a transparent feature that lets you see virtual versions of your fingers. you can turn it off so you don't see your fingers or change your fingers into robot fingers. the handy case comes in a smaller version for smartphones. same thing, but for phones. what is the point? we all hold our devices and touch and swiped them with one finger or maybe two thumbs. the handy case tries to take advantage of these other digits and open up a world of opportunity for app developers to design apps that take advantage of the extra control the handy case user has. you can imagine this could enhance gameplaying on the

tablet and the phone. with a map app you can hold the device with two hands and zoom in with your fingers on the back. it takes taking selfies easier and you can hold your device steady with two hands and not have to fumble with the front of the screen to activate the shot her. with the handy case with your finger on the back, it can snapshot. it can be separated from the device but still control it. it can act like a remote control. there's a lot of potential and if app developers get excited about this, i could see uses for this enhanced touch control in apps and games. the cases taking preorders now and hits the market early next year. it ranges from $100 up to $150, depending on the device. gabe slate with your tech trends. >> gamers will love that. we are raving about it in the

studio. still ahead, donald trump announcing policy changes in his campaign stop in norfolk, virginia. we will explain what he had to say about health care for veterans.

for things to know for the week ahead. on monday, virgin america will launch airline service from hawaii to hawaii from sfo. richard branson will be in san francisco to kick off the new service along with virgin america president, david cush. tomorrow, the golden state warriors will look to stay undefeated. they're taking on the grizzlies at oracle. curry coming off the performance last night against the pelicans. tip of for tomorrow's game at 7:30. on tuesday, don't forget to vote. it is election day. one of the biggest issues is the mayor's race, where incumbent ed lee is expected to win. also, will vicki hennessey

unseat the sheriff? we will get those answers on tuesday night. we are watching the weather with rain on the way for later into tomorrow morning. it might affect her monday commute. snow in the sierra's. dave spahr is here with the latest check of the forecast. the nice shot of the golden gate bridge. we had fog drifting in. people coming from marin county. elsewhere around the bay, not quite that scenario. partly cloudy skies are already at work and variable clouds on balance for the morning. there is the north act hippity. this is the precursor moment before the real storm comes in and that will happen during the overnight hours. great timing because basically, the bulk will happen tonight. it may greet you tomorrow morning. here's a colder air. to the south, it will be driving snow going on for sierra later on, but it will develop late

tonight and into tomorrow. the colder air getting here by tomorrow and the temperatures now, concordat 59, antioch at exterior and richmond 61. and the north bay, 50s territory. they may not struggle to get out of that. 64 downtown san francisco. futurecast four shows a decent warm up. into the afternoon we don't see much progress. at 4:00 p.m. , the sunset is earlier. after the front, you really feel it by tonight with colder temperatures and that will have a lot of progress across the bay area after the frontal system moves through. temperatures along the coast, lower to middle 60s. 70, san mateo. they will be cooler as we go forward. the timing is late today and tonight and overnight. tomorrow

morning, another batch. the big issue is temperatures through the entire with because of the colder air. upper 60s for the bay shoreline. that shows -- thousands of federal inmates are walking fre , part of the largest convict release ever. 6600 federal felons will be let go in more than 40,000 more could follow. authorities decide to lower maximum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and the sentencing officials changed their guidelines last year. they plan to reduce sentences of federal drug felons by an average of 18%. >> who will watch these people when they go on parole? >> the first question the judge asks is, if i release this person now, or shorten a sentence, will he be released

into the community? the statistics say, very clearly, no. 25% of those coming out are noncitizens. customs officials say it will take 1700 of those released into custody by next week and they will likely be deported. donald trump is releasing a plan aimed to improve health care for veterans. the presidential contender is previewing his policy paper at a campaign stop in norfolk virginia and said he wants all veterans to receive treatment from any doctor or facility that accepts medicare. trump wants to give companies incentives to hire veterans and provide new assistance to help them adjust to civilian life. trump has release policy paper and immigrations, the second amendment and tax reforms. you don't need to dive into your children's trick-or-treat bags to get your chocolate fix. coming up on diamond dish, something for chocoholics.

we are taking a live look outside at the embarcadero camera. the bay bridge, you see the overcast. for the weekend, it is the civic symphony free concert for the fall. enjoy live music from the oldest community orchestra on the west coast at the theater -- the north the editor from until 5:00 today and it is free. but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! gift the best sleep of your life to your whole family. only at a sleep number store. right now save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number.

you don't need to use halloween as an excuse to eat chocolate. in this edition of diamond dish, kron4 vicki liviakis talks to chocoholics about their desserts. >> who cares of chocolate is considered good for you. >>reporter: don't wait for that box of chocolates on valentine's day or trick-or- treat. >> i want to chocolate fix. >>reporter: a chocolate a day keeps the doctor away. >> i'm addicted. i'm an addict.

>>reporter: you can get lost ski chocolate. >> there's a rising -- there's a surprising amount of bad chocolate out there. >>reporter: the bay area is abundant with world-class chocolate. there is all kinds of great chocolate. the list is endless. chris kohler of napa is a chocolatier. >> i always have chocolate in my pocket. >>reporter: he concocts these beautiful little babies in san francisco. >> i make all my meals all day out of chocolate. >> if you are looking for something guilt-free, wild bolivian chocolate. it comes from wild trees in the bolivian rainforest. >>reporter: they are obsessed with protecting the orangutans and learning award-winning chocolate. >> for the planet? >>reporter: not so bad for the waistline.

something that seems so bad, so good. san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron4 news. coming up on kron4 news weekend, we continue following breaking news out of the east day, the latest on two teenage girls killed in a car accident in contra cast -- in contra county. an update after the break.

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend. that game last night was all about steph curry. that is a career high for him in one quarter.

they scored the entire pelicans team. the warriors return home to take on the memphis grizzlies. after winning four straight games, the sharks have fallen on hard times. four of the last five into dallas. scoring into a rebound. they would take a lead by the final. they're taking on the avalanche into colorado. dropping the puck at 3:00 this afternoon.

we are seeing some of those swimmers from alcatraz. we'll be right back, but first, want to tell you about the weekend, it's art, natural history, and science. it's all happening at 1,000 national oak street from 10:00 until 6:00. it's free.

we're back on kron 4 news tv weekend. we showed you live where people were jumping into the water at alcatraz. the swimmers are finishing up.

hi there, avery. >> good morning. yeah, some of the first swimmers are returning. they're being greeted by medals and family as they return to shore. take a look at some of the video we have of them diving into the bay this morning. they were diving in, and it's all to support a good cause. vision sciences of uc san francisco. it's all to help people with degenerative vision impairments. the swimmers are as young as 8 and as old as 86. >> you can see people out here. >> more swimmers are returning to shore right now. people are making it back in as

little as 48 minutes. >> avery, if you could grab simon who you interviewed earlier, we would love to see how he faired during that swim. >> reporter: yeah. simon's not back yet, but we'll try to get him. a look at the bay bridge. you can see the overcast there. you're saying the big show is not really over until tonight. >> that's right. maybe not as much sun as we had yesterday. that's pretty much the deal. we have another shot of the golden gates. yeah. right there up to ma rinrin county.

it's starting to break up a little bit here. have no fear, there's yet more upstream. this hitting the bay area cities. some good time with all that tonight. yellows indicating the heavy precipitation. that's kind of nice too. helping out with those temperatures. behind us is cold air. cold air aloft driving the instability with some of those rain showers. some claps of thunder and out to sea, you can get water spouts with with all of that. the air at the surface is breaking down by 12. 67, 2:00 p.m. our temperatures by the noon hour will approach into the

valleys. we'll have more coming up. contra costa county, two teenage girls are dead after a crash. you're taking a look at video from the kron news room. look at the mangled wreck of that car. all three people in that car appeared to be high school age. 16 or 17 years old. the driver survived the wreck but was seriously hurt. >> the driver wasn't able to negotiate this turn, went off the road and hit the tree. she says she fell asleep, and the last thing she remembers was 60 miles an hour. >> two of her passengers have

been pronounced deceased scene. >> we continue to gather more information, and we'll stay on top of it for you. in other news this morning, the last gun shop in san francisco closed yesterday. customers can no longer buy guns at local retail stores. the quiet end of history. >> reporter: yesterday was the final day for the last local shop. one did not have to be a gun owner to feel a sense of loss. >> i've lived here for 50

years, and i've never been bother bothered because of the gun store being here. >> reporter: it came on the heels of proposed legislation calling for the videotaping of all transactions. >> videotaping someone buying a gun is not going to stop or deter any activity that's going on. >> on the other side of the coin, it's just kind of part of san francisco's history that's not going to be here. >> not everyone shared in this disappointment. >> i think that it's ridiculous that we have this, that we're allowed to carry guns. now, for the first time in its history, they will no longer have a gun shop.

>> it's like the last picture show. >> tech reporter game slay here. a new device that you're going to be hearing a lot about. it could exchange how we look at our notebook or tablet. for the weekend, it's dog day. you can bring your dog for a party and halloween contest. it lasts until 3:00 this afternoon.

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it would raise almost double its goal. gabe slate got his hands on one. >> they have invented the handy case, and we're going to be hearing a lot about the device when it hits the market. it's very intriguing. it really does change the way we interact with our phone or tablet. >> when you snap in the tablet, it's a one of a kind. you can tap, touch, and swipe in a unique way. it extends the touch screen to the back of the tablet. you can see virtual versions of your fingers. you can turn that off or change your fingers into robot

fingers. the handy case comes in a smaller case for smart phones. right now, we usually swipe on them for one finger or two thumbs. they're opening up a new world of opportunity to create new apps. you can probably imagine this could really enhance game playing on the tablet and phone. with a map app, you could hold the device and zoom in and out with your thumbs on the back. it makes selfies easier. you can do it from the back of the case. just a tap from your finger on the back, you can get the shot. in a way, it can act like a

remote control. when app developers get excited about it, i could see a lot of this enhanced touch control. they're taking pre-orders now. it ranges from 100 tlar dollar to $150, depending on your device. well, let's take this live lookout side. for the weekend, it's the strikeout hunger event in santa cruz, where you can enjoy a free round of bowling where you come in and donate. santa cruz county, it's happening at the boardwalk bowl from 9:00 this morning to 10:00 tonight.

happening now, that big alcatraz swim is finishing up. kron 4's avery harper is

talking to the first finisher. >> reporter: yeah. here are some finishers back to aquatic park. i'm joined by the first person coming in. ken schwartz. tell us what it was like jumping into that chilly water this morning. >> reporter: it was a little chilly, but it wasn't bad. the sun's out. it was motivational. >> how did you train for this? >> reporter: i swim a few days a week in a local pool. my friend nicki gilbert is swimming here for fund for sight. it was her first time, so i swam a little bit, and that was it. >> a lot of them have been afraid to swim in the bay.

there has been pictures of sharks. were you afraid. >> reporter: yeah, that was pretty scary to see, but nah, i just kept swimming. i figured i wouldn't be really tasty. it's more about the event itself and raising money for the cause. ucsf for research, and a lot of people are here from san francisco in the bay area. a lot of community. here's my son and friend that swam today. have a great day, bye. >> again, there's more swimmers that will be coming up to the beach again today. again, it's to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars. what a fantastic cause. now, for you on kron 4

news weekend, the four things you need to know for the weekend ahead. virgin founder sir richard branson will be there to kickoff the new service with injure virgin american airlines. steph curry coming off that win against new orleans. tomorrow, or tuesday, rather, is election day. don't forget to vote. one of the biggest issues is the mayor's race. also, in san francisco, vickie hen si. we'll have the answer to those coming up on tuesday night. also, we're watching the weather for tonight and late tomorrow morning.

dave spar has the latest on that. not a bad day for that. we even saw one lady getting out of the bay that didn't even have a wet suit on. that is impressive, i must say. far to the north up in sonoma county. it's going to be very sparse for all of that. don't expect a lot, but the 1/2 punch both at the surface with a loft with instability. that may be the summer -- yeah. it doesn't have too much into it in the area about 5:00 p.m. tonight. then there's kind of a lull. it will be about 2:00 a.m.

then to greet you. watch out. some trouble spots may be driven by the rain at 5:00 a.m. in the coast in terms of heavier amounts. that will feel nice along with a good snow dose to our mountains. as far as temperatures are concerned, let's go to the south bay. it's pretty much what you can expect throughout the area. inland bound. 70s and 80s. you can follow all of this online with our radar. we can let you know what to expect. marty? >> we've been talking about el nino in the coming weeks. we'll let you know what you need to know. it's been a while since we've had some.

you can watch kron 4 on the morning and evening newscast. cell phone video capturing the teacher wrestling the student to the ground. we spoke with students about what may have caused the teacher to snap. >> reporter: he didn't want to hear any students or anything like that. >> david francis carted off after cell phone video showed him tackling a student in his english class. the teacher told him to sit down and pay attention. he sat down, and the teacher started yelling at him. >> reporter: the 58-year-old was taken into custody. they ran to get a custody worker. williams and other students describe the 20-year educator

as tough, yet act sen trick. they're looking into whether alcohol may have been involved. >> it's completely unacceptable. we're going to take every step we need to to make sure the students are safe. >> they are not seriously hurt, and they received an automated phone call and e- mail. students say this is a lesson they never wanted to learn. >> i don't think he should lose his job over it. he just needs to get his head straight. >> fritz has since been placed on administrative leave, and he was released from jail on

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happening in just a few minutes, the 49ers taking on the st. louis rams after that very ugly loss to the sea hawks. han only had 8 carries for 25 yards. this afternoon, the raiders are home to take on the new york jets. with a win today, the raiders would surface r pass their win

total for the entire season last season. one last look at the weather. >> there's the seven-day for you. 74. that's the inland valleys. we're on the mild side of that front for now. it drops down. it's all been pretty much north. then tonight, we get the line share of the action. because there's cold air above, there's instability. there's the golden gate shot with the precipitation still happening in the north. maybe give yourself a little extra time. >> thanks a lot, dave. thanks for joining us. have yourself a great day. we will see you next weekend at

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