. a series of storms has started, starting in the south bay where the rain is getting stronger. i will have a live report. >> a girl missing since thursday shows of here at the hospital. we will have the latest details about the police investigation into her disappearance. >> and a big day set in the battle over same sex marriage in california. final preparations for tomorrow's federal reviews court hearing. >> complete bay area news coverage, starts right now.

this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> and good evening. >> a wet weather system barreling through the bay area at this hour with as much as two inches of rain expected in some areas. this is what it looked like this afternoon in san francisco as you see there. people huddled under umbrellas to try to stay dry. the storm is dumping rain around much of the bay area. the live look at interstate 80 in emoryville. traffic backed up in the westbound direction heading toward oakland. we are getting word of flooding. we have diane standing by in the mountains but we start with mark who has been monitoring the wet weather system and he has the latest. >> rainfall rates have been picking up over the past two to three hours and heavy downpours and minor flooding, especially toward the east bay. right now as you can see around

the live storm tracker the yellows and reds correspond to heavy rain. this is the loop over the past two hours. the most recent image, and the live sweep and come in a bit tighter. first as you can see moving out to the north of concord but still significant rainfall for them, clayton, swam vallejo and fairfield. that's the overall track. these are the heavier downpours and into fairfield and towards the stay city as well. we will move toward the santa cruz mountains. the heaviest rain moving in to san jose, right around allen rock and the moderate to heavy rainfall. we will move the maps closer to san francisco and also around oakland as we shift northward for san francisco and there is that yellow cell which corresponds to the heavier rain

around 880, reports of minor flooding. no reports of urban and small stream flood advisory but that could be a factor in the short term and up in the north bay. santa rosa the most recent, reporting heavy rain and you can see the widespread rain from santa rosa toward sonoma and napa. this will be a -- factor. as far as tomorrow the weather pattern chase, especially toward the afternoon. >> the wind and rain has folks across the bay area driving slow and putting ono the rain coats. we are right there with them in the mountains. >> reporter: here on highway 17 its raining pretty hard and foggy. you can see cars coming past us heading in to san jose.

they are traveling fast in spite of the rain. people who live up here are undaunted by the weather. this was the scene at noon on highway 17, a sudden downpour in sharp contrast to these beautiful south bay skies in the morning. the rain increased in the afternoon adding to the soaked mountain soil and the danger of more trees falling like this 80- foot fir that smashed in to this felton house during the last storm two weeks ago. it fell just after dark and after the power went out. >> we heard the tree start to crack and everybody has heard that noise in the mountain. >> reporter: jim gram has sealed off the back of his home now sporting a log. he has moved in to the rest of the house. >> i have lived here since 1991, it happens. you just roll with the punches.

>> reporter: further south a light rain was falling during a contest of the surfing association. heather was watching her son. >> they like to surf in the rain, it's a lot of fun but the conditions aren't the best for the people watching but they don't care, they have a good time. >> reporter: surfers took in the moderately sized waves as people walking on the point talked about the benefits of rain. >> i like to drink water, take showers and wash my clothes. >> reporter: speaking as one who knows what lack of rain can do. >> i have lived through droughts where you don't flush the toilet, water your garden with the wash water. i love the rain. >> reporter: and if you love the rain you will enjoy the pattern of the next few days. if you don't like it at least it's a relative live warm storm. >> and you can track the storm

throughout the night by logging onto the website. there you will find more details about it including updated radar maps for weather where you live. it's on ktvu.com. >> a 12-year-old oakland girl back with her family after disappearing last week. the girl is at the hospital and says she was sexually assaulted. we have been following the story. >> reporter: we have been watching the emergency room exit here. you might be able to see some of the family members of the girl going inside. we have been watching that emergency room exit. we have made a decision to not use the girl's name or photograph because of the details of the case. the girl was last seen leaving her school last week. police are saying the girl said she and some friends took a bus to san leandro where she said she was sexually assaulted. her family said they are

relieved to have her back. >> she is traumatized but we are glad she is back home. >> reporter: oakland police have been here at the hospital for hours interviewing the girl and meeting with family members. the brother was the last family member to hear from her on thursday. now we ran a story about the missing girl on friday and we asked people to watch out for the preteen. her family said she is has diabetes and hasn't gotten her medication for days. >> she is likely said a high risk diabetic. the creeps who did this -- they took her medications. >> reporter: you can see the family members still here at emergency room. they have been here since before noon today. there is still a lot of questions in the case including how the girl wound up here and if she has a description of the

alleged attackers. the missing person's investigation has wrapped up and it's now a sexual assault investigation. we will continue to press the authorities to get details and bring you those as soon as possible. >> tonight we are hearing the man who helped find a missing woman alive in santa cruz. authorities say deborah collins of felton slipped fell into a ravine last weekend. she was unable to walk because of the injuries and was found yesterday off a remote trail in fall creek state park. this is video of the rescue that took five hours because of the terrain. a man said he and his 7-year- old son set out with the intention of finding her and they did. >> i wouldn't mind going for a hike, let's just go and look and in the area she might be -- just -- might get lucky. >> reporter: authorities say

collins was dehydrated when found. she is expected to be release from the hospital today. >> two vallejo men killed with in hours of each other in two separate incidents. first gun fire erupted in an alley between marin and pennsylvania streets. a 25-year-old was shot and killed there. another man was also wounded. friends took him to the hospital. police haven't determined a motive for the shooting. two hours later a man was killed in an unrelated stabbing. the 35-year-old aaron rudolph was attacked in front of an alcohol store. he had been arcing with another man in front of the store. the two are the 15th and 16th murders in vallejo this year and no suspects have been arrested in either. lawmakers spoke out against the effort on capitol hill to extend unemployment benefits. republicans refused to vote for the extension, democrats say

they have willing to compromise to help those who are out of work. >> if we can get unemployment for workers who have been out of work for weeks and years even, if we can help provide incentives to create jobs and move the economy forward then i will bite the bullet and say we have to go forward for a certain period of time. >> i have said that neither side has the votes to get what they want so i think we will have to kick it over from two years, we will have to do unemployment insurance. >> with less than three weeks left in the session both sides are running out of time to resolve the debate. more than 450,000 california residents will run out of unemployment by the end of the year. without any extension of the benefits democrats now say they will reject the republican plan to extend tax caught cuts to the wealthy. >> the idea that we would give tax cuts to those making over a

million dollars a year which is the republican position and then turn our backs on two million american who will loose the benefits before christmas, 127,000 in the state of illinois is horrible. >> we wasted a week after the president asked us to meet in a bi-partisan way, going through this political exercise to get to the point we are now. >> yesterday the senate rejected the democratic plan that would have limited tax cuts to the middle class. they expect to reach agreement before they expire january 1st. >> founder of wikileaks is threatening to release more documents if authorities move to shut down his website or arrest him. his lawyer called the unreleased material a nuclear device. he is wanted in sweden on allegations of molestation and rape. accusations his lawyers say are nothing more than a political stunt . >> reporter: if the founder is

arrested or if his website is shut down he plans to fight back by triggering the release of more sensitive documents. for the first time he is talking about a massive file labeled insurance, first posted in july. it's believed to contain the quarter million cables released last week plus documents on cuba and the companies bank of america and bp. apparently thousands of supporters have already down loaded the file, ready to post it when given the word. he told the paper the sunday times we have over a long period of time given out back ups of material we have yet to release. all we have to do is release the password and it's instantly available. former iraq intelligence analyst is suspected of providing millions of documents to the website. he is being held but critics question how anyone could steal so much sensitive material. >> you have a private first

class who down loads a quarter million documents and the system doesn't say you may be overextended? this is a system so stupid that it should be a scandal itself. >> reporter: the administration has announced a revalue of the handlelling of classified information. they are trying to balance the need to know and the need to share. >> a former nato commander voicing his opinion about the don't ask don't tell policy. also the new proposal to get more local residents working on san francisco city projects. >> also running out of juice with thousands of new electric cars. the impact it could have on power plants. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

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christian university. its part of a 105 million- dollar renovation project. it'll be rebuilt and expanded. it'll be done in 2012. >> the governor has called a special session to resolve the current deficit of the state budget. this year's budget is about $6 billion short. the governor said while california's economy is showing signs of stabilizing job creation and tax revenues are lagging. another 19 billion deficit is predicted for next year. the special session opens tomorrow in sacramento. the governor elect jerry brown plans to meet with lawmakers on wednesday about the budget. >> san francisco board of supervisors is considering a plan to boost the hiring of local construction workers. the board will vote on tuesday on a measure that would require developers to hire 25% of its workers from san francisco. the local hire law would go no effect next year. the requirement would rise by

5% every year up until city residents compromised half of the work force on a project. the mayor who has about a month left in office hasn't indicated if he will sign or veto the law. the military don't ask don't tell policy was a hot topic on the talk shows. general wesley clark the former commander of nato said troops just want to do their job without concern about sexual orientation. >> reporter: top leaders weigh in on the policy. current policy prevents troops from stating their orientation or leaders from asking about it. >> when americans are in combat together they pull together on the task, they work together based on a common culture of being american and commitment to the unit and i think that's what is overriding in this case. >> reporter: a new survey of military employees, troops and

officers indicates more than two thirds don't oppose letting gays serve and say it wouldn't disrupt their ranks. some disagree. >> the issues are fundamentally about privacy, unit cohesion, trusting confidence. >> reporter: one former sergeant first class discharged after she was found to be gay said its time to let people serve openly. >> i'm fairly certain that the army wouldn't have promoted me seven times and given me dozens of decorations if there was a problem with me. >> reporter: for the change to take effect both houses would have to agree on language. many are skeptical that this can be done by the end of the year when the balance of power in congress will shift. >> we will find when we finally get around to debating bill which i think won't be before the end of the year. >> reporter: the policy legislation would be in the next defense theorization bill but congress and the president seem to me focusing on taxes.

>> the cost of crude oil is driving up gas prices. they have inched up about 12- cents a gallon nationwide in the last month. here in the bay area the increases aren't quite as steep. in san francisco gas is up five cents a gallon to $3.28. in oakland prices are up about 7-cents a gallon. in san jose a gallon of regular will now cost you five cents more with a price of $3.23. > thousands of new electric cars expected to be out next year but where will they get charged up? a new industry is starting to crop up to make sure they are met. >> reporter: john and bonnie just bought a electric car and they are already battling over who gets to go green first. >> fully electric that we don't have to go to a gas station again. >> ever.

>> ever. ever. er ever. >> reporter: now that the volt and leaf are rolling out tens of thousands of new electric cars forecast to be on the cars and sucking up power next year. utility companies are assessing their readiness to handle the surge in demand and avoid transformers popping and blackouts. electric power supply association said utilities confident that won't happen just as long as the ev move is slow. still young culture does have its own issue that is still affecting sales and that's called range worry. that's the fear of running out of juice and ending up on the side of the road before finding a spot to plug in and power up. miami's car charging group is one of a handful of companies addressing range worry, installing plug in parking spots in public spaces. >> i see its one of the biggest growth industries in

the near future. you are changing the transportation system. >> reporter: the federal government is spending more than $100 million on two companies to install 20,000 charging stations across the country by next summer. these are the 16 metro areas targeted by ecotality and another is putting them in these cities. that still leaving a lot of empty space which is why this couple are happy they have a garage. in florida. >> south carolina investigators trying to solve cold cases are now turning to cold brews for help. officials are putting information about unsolved murders on beer coasters. they hope drinkers will read them, remember something and call it in. >> at a restaurant have you so many different walks of life and people that come in and people talk to other people and somebody might recognize a face on a coaster and go head and make that call.

>> one couple is counting on the idea after losing their son to murder seven years ago. they came one the idea of putting facing on playing cards. >> new concerns about iran's nuclear program. >> iran is telling the community that i'mself sufficient. >> the worry about the latest announcement. >> robert gates arrives -- why the gulf nation is key.

. iran announced its producing it's own yellow cake which is considered to be at the middle stage of uranium production. this has races raises concerns. >> reporter: a nuclear program no longer needs any outside help iran told the world on sunday. here is the head of the atomic organization saying they were producing their own yellow cake. >> we have becomeself sufficient in the entire fuel cycle, starting from the exploration and then mining and then turning it into yellow cake.

>> reporter: they say it's intended to send a message. >> iran is just telling the international community that i'mself sufficient, i don't need anybody, i don't need any know how, i have it all so stop trying to stop my program. >> reporter: the obama administration said it's not surprised by the development and iran has been working toward this for years. though iran said its program is for peaceful purposes the government said the mine that's producing the yellow cake couldn't be yielding enough to sustain a nuclear fuel program though it might be enough to produce a bomb. shelby lynn. >> the nuclear talks start tomorrow. they include iran and members of the so-called p5 plus one countries. that's germany plus the permanent members of the un security council, the united states, uk, france, china and russia. >> robert gates met with

leaders today to discuss escalating terrorist threats. it's an ally of the united states and iran and has helped in negotiations with tehran. this among the release of sensitive and classified memos. many of the papers show the worry over iran. officials say the sultan can help america by talking to iran. albania rain has forced 12,000 to evacuate their homes. more than 2500 homes have flooded and more than 34,000 acres of land are under water. officials this weekend declare aid state of emergency in effected areas. the military and police were called into help with rescue efforts. the country has asked for help from nato but more aid is also needed. in italy the italian police arrested a man after his car

hit a team of cyclists killing eight of them. the driver had marijuana in his system at the time of the crash. four others including the driver were injured in the collision. the driver is being treated at the hospital and facing multiple counts of manslaughter. police say the driver is of moroccorandescent. >> a fire in israel is under control. it killed 41 people and destroyed 10,000 acres of land. many inside israel are angry with the government that had few firefighting resources to battle the fire. the united states and other nations contributed to the efforts including the us of an air tanker. >> we have a lot of experience this dealing fires of this type and we will bring in a technical team that will provide expert advice. >> the worst loss of life happened when a bus carrying

prison guard trainees was caught in the blaze. it was captured by a photographer who barely escaped with his own life. the appeal involving proposition eight starts tomorrow. >> the next step in the battle is less than a day away at this courthouse. . >> and thousands of people line the streets in san jose for the holiday parade. why this parade may not be happening much longer.

. the fight over gay marriage in california is set for another big round. tomorrow morning the united

states court of appeals will hear arguments on whether the united states constitution protects the right of same sex couples to marry. >> reporter: this is the court of appeals where today a vigil opposing proposition eight fizzled out because of the weather. a handful of people braved the rain outside the court this afternoon to call for justice. they support same sex marriage and came in advance of tomorrow's hearing on proposition eight. >> really glad to be out here even though we were rained out and i'm glad that even with the rain that some people showed up to show how important it is that people of faith stand for equality. >> reporter: signs of a committed relationship and a legal marriage which they had in the short window before the proposition passed. >> we know what it's like to be deprived of the freedom to marry and what it's like to have the joy of being able to marry. you can tell you it's a world

of difference. >> reporter: they hope tomorrow's hearing will settle the dispute. >> that's really what this case is all about to take discrimination out of the constitution, take proposition eight off the books and restore key equality. >> reporter: but supporters who oppose gay marriage plan to mount a spirited battle. >> the essential public purpose of marriage is to attach mothers and fathers to their children. >> reporter: jennifer is with the national organization for marriage in san diego. >> equality is not a word that can stand alone by itself. the word needs a reference. who is equal to who for what purpose in what context? >> reporter: that means not observe is. >> of course not. >> reporter: the republican party also supports proposition eight. >> the republican party values the right of voters to speak on a subject and they believe that marriage should be between a man and woman. >> reporter: the two hour

hearing will start tomorrow at ten with the two sides arguing over whether the plaintiffs even have legal standing in this case. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> three people are expected to learn their punishment tomorrow for torturing a teen. the sentencing two years after the 16-year-old kyle ramirez escape from the home wearing only shorts, and a chain. the teen had burns and bruises on his body. the boy's legal guardian and another man and his wife pled guilty to felonies including the use a deadly weapon, they face up to 30 years in prison. a 4th man convicted of torturing the boy will be sentenced next month. a sex offender who assaulted a 2-year-old in fremont is due back in court tomorrow. he was arrested wednesday after witnesses saw him assaulting the girl in the aisle of a

store. the 36-year-old has yet to enter a plea. >> despite the gray weather the mood was bright at a celebration in oakland this afternoon. ♪ [ music ] the celebration at slash pad park between grand and lake shore avenues. those who came out found a bit of shelter as well as tasty treats beneath the tents. tonight is the 5th night of the eight day holiday. the 29th san jose holiday parade made its way through downtown. one little girl was looking for santa but wasn't sure what color clothes he would be wearing. >> green. >> no. he wears red. >> red. >> reporter: it was isabella's first holiday parade but could be the last for the capitol of silicon valley. officials say budget cuts may make it impossible to put onto parade next year. if so it would be a major loss

to isabella's mom. >> we have been coming since i was a little kid and i used to be in the parade when i was younger. >> reporter: officials hope they will be able to find a sponsor to pay for the parade next year but aren't optimistic since the city was forced to cancel it's 4th of july fireworks after no sponsor stepped forward. >> it's no longer a rumor. google plans for a new notebook on tuesday. their answer to the i-pad. 6 5,000 of the notebooks expected to be released. analysts say the limited release raises questions about the readiness of the tablet for the market. it can run programs on the internet. are you looking for a pet? animal rescue workers have 100 rats available for adoption.

about a thousand of them were rescued last month from a los angeles homeowner. that home was being featured on hoarders. a temporary shelter was created for some of them in san jose and now one hundred are ready to be adopted. the group has rescued many animals left behind in disasters like hurricane katrina. >> a new home test could tell you if you have eaten tainted food. we will show you how it works and what types of bacteria it can detect. >> and the rain is back. mark will be here with the look at the forecast.

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south. you were outside. >> picking out a christmas tree and we went out in the morning we would be good and that's what we do. quite a different story this afternoon. >> i was a bit nervous with that forecast but it paid off. rainfall rates picking up over the past few hours right now on the storm tracker. you can see the activity. the idea with the progression, the activity moving in from the south and the latest majeure right now you can see the heavier cells right around vallejo. i will clear this out and come in a bit tighter and show you the yellows and red. concord with heavier rainfall . right around danville and around martinez as well. rainfall rates, isolated, locally heavy. there is that yellow cell again in the concord area. you can see the coverage for

sonoma, napa, vallejo, back the maps out again in the pacific, still activity and that's going to be a factor in the forecast at least in the short term. rainfall totals over the past 24 hours. you can see santa rosa around .30. these are totals registered at the 4:30. we have picked up more rain since then. the amounts not to impressive but just over the past half hour we have picked up at least the heavier downpours toward concord and livermore. in addition to the rainfall we have the wind and the advisory in place for the coastline, also for san francisco until 5 a.m. monday. here is a look at the storm center. overall accumulations about a half inch up to about an inch and a half for the coastal hills around the mountains. gusty winds in the sierra will pick up more snow, a winter weather advisory in place until

10:00 monday morning. snow fall on the order of five to ten inches. the plan for tonight president the storm center moving to the north and east. the shower also be on the decrease. a chance tomorrow but in to the afternoon we are scaling back on the shower possibility throughout the day on monday. afternoon hours looking better. the forecast model holding on to the rainfall tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 as well and as we take it into the midnight the possibility of lingering rain. for tomorrow, for monday, scattered showers tomorrow morning. 48 to 53 degrees. in to the afternoon partly to mostly cloudy, the temperature range, 57 to the lower 60s. the upper 50s for santa rosa and napa. san jose 63 and santa cruz in the lower 60's at 62, heaviest rain over the next few hours. the chance of a shower for

tomorrow, mostly for the morning. increasing clouds on tuesday and then another storm could produce rain clouds by wednesday, rain likely into thursday and then the chance of shower for friday. you can see the rain clouds in the five-day, the theme here, take advantage of the breaks while you can. we have a few breaks over the next few days. >> thank you. >> late last month the senate approved a bill aimed to improve the food supply. that with the lawn of a new device designed to tell you if you ate tainted food >> i watched the last drops of urine drop down the tube and new right then my son's kidneys were shutting down and there was nothing i could do about it. >> reporter: at one and a half chance moore took a bite of his dad's restaurant meal while on vacation and got a deadly strain of e-coli. >> the hamburger meat was tainted. >> reporter: chance said he doesn't remember the 30 days he

spent in the hospital or the pain e-coli brings. his parents now support inprimed safety standards and hope for a new test on the horizon. >> our test is like a small usb device, it's a throw away test with more acruracy. >> reporter: the sciencists say their new test will change the industry. according to the cdc five thousand people a year die from food born illnesses. >> i would drop the sample into the port, close the lid; then at that point we will plug it into a machine that could be a pda, a laptop, any type of computer that can accept a usb. >> reporter: called bright spot the new test measures up to 112 different pathogens. this is how they are done now

in a petri dish. the new system can be done on site and results in about 30 minutes. >> whether it's happening at the processing plant or the consumer has one it's got the control back where it belongs. >> reporter: he plans to take the test to market next year. first to food processors and one day restaurants, grocery stores and individual consumers. >> have a good day. >> okay. >> all right. >> reporter: the simpler the testing the less chance others will end up sick from their meals. >> the bill passed by lawmakers lets the fda mandate direct food recalls rather than relying on producers to voluntarily do it. they would also be required to develop written food safety plans and importers would be required to verify the safety

of all imported foods. >> coming up next stanford bowl bound but which one? also the 49ers unable to get hot in freezing green bay. >> and the raiders accomplished something they haven't done in san diego since 2001. sports wrap coming up next.

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. the raiders still have catching up to do at the top of the afc west but after san diego they are now tied with the chargers in second place. the chargers trying to make

their patented december move but the raiders put a crimp in their plans, punting after their first offensive series. eugene recoves and the raiders are in business. then on a 4th and one oakland goes for it with the right play call. campbell bootlegging around the end. on the next series the raiders in business again. rivers pass sails in to huff. raiders with great field position at chargers 41. the raiders move down to the four, on a third down play, campbell was perfect on a throw to ford with 30 seconds left in the first quarter it was 14-0 oakland. it would be 21-3 at half time because of this run by bush. he won't be denied the end zone, bush rushed for 95 yards, mcfadden 97, it was mcfadden who put the game away with the seven yard run of his own in the 4th.

makes the corner and then not afraid of a little contact. they give san diego their first december loss in 19 games. they sleet a sweep of the chargers winning 28-13. the leader in the west is kansas city which got own over the broncos. the 49ers hung around with the packers for about a half before doing what san francisco has done for the last 20 years at the field and that's not end up on the long end of the scoreboard. they wore uniforms of their first team in 1929. they found themselves down 6-0 in the second but they paid for their inability to get the ball into the end zone. rodgers throws for it -- jennings, spencer, then completes the play, 14-6 just before half time. the niners got back in it on one quick stride. smith to davis, davis with a nice catch that sheds a

defender, he is go. the 66-yard scoring play made it 14-13 at the half. the niners never mounted a challenge in the second half. the entire secondary forgot how to tackle. smith -- it's a 61-yard play and a 21-13 green bay lead. more suspect secondary play. adams whiffs on his jam. that lets jennings stand by himself and play catch with rodgers for another touchdown. the niners manage just three points in the second half. they fall 34-16. san francisco now 4-8. every game feels important in the nfl this time of year. the afc south has been almost as average has the west. dallas trying to pull out out against the colts. manning intercepted four times, twice for touchdowns, the cowboys take this one back 40 yards the away they went to overtime tied at 35, then from

38 yards david was good. the cowboys win, they are playing better under garret despite the 4-8 record. giants roll to stay tied on top of the east. broke out the orange uniforms today in tampa. this came down to the wire but the falcons got the win when ryan threaded the needle to jenkins. atlanta hanging on 28-24 and improves 10-2. cincinnati is 2- 10. pete carol will be at candlestick park for his next  pass attempt. seahawks did what the niners couldn't, take care of business against carolina. they jump to a 14-0 lead but it changed with an interception. seattle wins and is two up on the 49ers. so are the ram who took care of the cardinals. the vikings 2-0 under

fraser after beating the bills. 187 yards fourgons drew in the jacksonville win and clef land a field goal better than miami. stanford waited for the final standings and is a sured of a bowl appearance. cardinal wrapping up it's first ever 11 win season two weeks ago with a shut out of oregon state. the cardinal found it'll be in the orange bowl and playing against virginia tech. that is on january 3rd. no surprise that the national championship game is oregon against auburn. the ducks concluded the 12-0 season by beating oregon state in the civil war game. oregon number one in the associated press poll, number two in the bcs but that doesn't matter because auburn is the other 1-2 team. the tigers routed south carolina in the scc

championship game. they have 13-0. the nation's number one will be decided january 10th between them and glendale arizona. here is how the other bowls shake out. it's texas christian against wisconsin in the rose bowl, the fiesta bowl the big east representative connecticut and oklahoma, and the sugar bowl is ohio state against arkansas. the craft hunger bowl is a nouned. boston college the team that will square off against nevada on january 9th. when we come back the shoe on the other foot for tiger woods in golf .

. the warriors got off to a cold start. the thunder ran to a 18-2 start. right now they are trailing 88- 70 in the third. we will have that for you tonight at ten. tiger took a four stroke

lead in to the final round of his tournament today. the chevron challenge. never lost leading by that much going in to the final day and he looked to be in good shape but this approach to 18 tiger tied with mcdowell as the two played that hole. mcdowell on the green as well but t as close. that didn't matter. he rolled in his birdie to finish a round of 69 and tiger got 73. they headed back to the tee at the same hole for a playoff. both on the green again. watch this one. pressure now on tiger to make his birdie and keep the playoff going. tiger hasn't won in more than a year and that streak will now roll into 2011 after his shot slides wide. for mcdowell it's an incredible year that saw him win the open and now catch and stair down woods in a playoff. stanford women played for the soccer championship loss to notre dame. 1-0. runner ups for the second straight year and that's it for

sports wrap. see you tonight. >> thank you. >> and tonight on the 10:00 news we are on storm watch. >> a sunday soaker in the bay area and a wind advice i in effect so could we see more wet weather on the way this week? that is coming up tonight. >> and that's the report. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us. we hope to see you back here tonight at ten. good night.