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a sentence handed down. reaction to news that the two uc berkeley hikers are sentenced to eight years in an iranian prison. the battle is almost underway. the 49ers face off against the oakland raiders. and as the country's economic woes take its toll on

the youngest residents. good evening. heather holmes is off tonight. >> and i'm ken wayne. >> we are on early to bring you the 49ers versus the raiders preseason game. we follow news in oakland where a two-year-old child has been struck by a bullet. police say it happened at mcarthur avenue. the child's mother took the toddler to the hospital. the two-year-old may have been sitting in a car at the time of the shooting. we have a team on the way to the scene and on the way to the hospital. we'll bring you later on in the newscast. there was a stinging setback in the effort to free two uc berkeley students in iran. we have more on the sentenced imposed on the hikers that

could keep them behind bars >> reporter: they are often referred to as the uc berkeley graduates who were hiking and were seized. one of the three hikers has been released but the remaining two received a sentence that has caught many by surprise, many who thought it was harsher than expected. this is shane bowers and josh fattal in front of the judge. this is very harsh. this is eight years. it's very harsh. >> reporter: we spoke with journalist omid mamarian by phone today from new york. he helped the hikers obtain their attorney in iran whom he spoke with last night about the surprised sentence. >> iranian tv, they announced it. >> reporter: bowers, fattal and sarah shore contend they were hiking in iraq and were tank by

iranian forces. shore was released on bond for medical reason. she did not return. she spoke out during the two men's trial. >> i would ask iranian authority to show the same compassion they showed me. >> reporter: this was a trial that was influenced byiranian intelligence. >> he is an intill generals. he is famous for what the iranian intelligence ask him to do. >> reporter: the attorney for the hikers has 20 days to appeal the sentence and contact the bay area group that support the two. they often remain quiet when the case or the wait of the hikers remain uncertain and that is certainly the case with this appeal pending. in berkeley, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news this latest twist comes after more that two years of

diplomatic and humanitarian pressure on iran to release the hikers. iran didn't even announce charges against the three until they had already been in custody for more than two months. in may of 2010, as we see here, their mothers were allowed to meet briefly with the hikers. after that visit, shane bower's mother revealed that bower and his fiance had gotten engaged. for more, and video of the men released by iranian tv, go to ktvu.com. and the battle of the bay is set to go on. joe fonzi joins us live in san francisco with how fans are gearing up. big day today. >> certainly is. this is a game that may be considered a preseason game for both these two teams. for the fans, it's bragging rights for the whole year since the 49ers and raiders don't

meet during the regular season. 49ers fans used to be characterized as white wine sipping cheese eaters. you can't find them there. it's more about passion for the fans of both these teams both teams with no short annual of passion or tradition. >> we have been ticket holders for 60 years. thinks the group that we have had together for 25 years. we have a good mix of folks here. >> we allow this. it's okay. >> we have a great time: know that you are living the 49ers stereotype with wine and cheese. >> i am. i have my champagne, my cheese. have to do it. have to do it you are wearing a jamarcus russell jersey. how come? >> just because. he says he doesn't care, as long as it's raiders colors. >> about two years ago we've married. she is a 49er fan and i'm a

raider fan. we married the whole city together. >> i waved to a 49er girl in the parking lot. >> well, you know, there are raiders and 49ers that married many >> yes, he'll condition vert. >> we'll see about that. >> reporter: i want to bring in fred en lash right now. seems like the fans are peacefully coexisting right there in the parking lot, at least for now. >> i believe that you are right, joe. this is going to be officially listed as a sell out. we'll see some empty seats at the stick. this is the battle of the day, even if it is exhibition style and, yes, there is some at least part of the raiders nation who made it here. raiders fans are the eternal

optimist and they do travel well. today is about tailgating, xanship and winning. being on the 49ers turf is not as dangerous as it may sound. >> it's different from going to oakland. oakland, you are not welcome there. here, we feel very welcome by 49ers fans. >> reporter: how do you guys get along so well? because we are football fans. >> reporter: we have brothers, one is a 49er fan and one a raider fan. how did that happen? >> i don't know. he got dropped on his head when he was born. >> reporter: which came first? >> the entire family is 49ers fans. we have one black sheep. >> that's silver and black sheep. >> reporter: of course, both teams want to win. both sides want to have bragging rights. thinks about peaceful coexistence and both side understand that both teams have a lot of work to do so making the progression to the next step to be ready for the

regular season is the ultimate goal here today. of course, as we mentioned, the game is live at 5:00 right here on ktvu channel 2. mark ibanez, joe fonzi and i will get back to you for the 4:00 for further study of the battle of the day. >> well, mayors ed lee of san francisco and jean kwan of oakland have made a friendly wager. kwan will spend oakland wine, white chocolate. lee says he will send dungeness crab, girardelli chocolate and coffee. and you can watch the game right here starting at 5:00 following the special edition of ktvu channel 2 news. can fans count on great weather for tonight's game? mark tamayo joins us now. >> taking a look at the forecast for what we are calling the battle of the bay.

if you can't see the forecast in the short term. mostly cloudy skies right now. cloud will gradually thicken up. temperatures, you want to bundle up with the readings in the 50s. today, cooler than yesterday across the region. santa rosa right now, 69. fairfield currently in the mid- 70s. live more checking in at 74 degrees. here we go with the fog hugging the coast line. it will increase, pushing into the bay. we could be talking about some spotty drizzle. overnight lows tomorrow morning, we'll show you some 50s, low 50s for santa rosa, napa. oakland in the mid-50s. not much change in the temperature department tomorrow but there is a warming trend. i'll have that in a few minutes today, b.a.r.t. said it did not violate free speech rights by cutting phone service at several stations. in a statement, b.a.r.t. said it feared a repeat of a july protest that shut down the sipping center station.

b.a.r.t. said that protesters planned to use text messages to coordinate another demonstration on august 11th. so b.a.r.t. cut underground cell service. b.a.r.t. officials apologized for inconveniencing passengers and said that, quote, b.a.r.t.'s temporary interrupg of service did not affect any first amendment rights of any person to protest. police tell ktvu that a little boy was crossing silver avenue ahead of a family member near elmyra street when he was struck around 11:30. the boy's injuries are not life threatening. officers are now looking for a dark green 1980s hatch back with a missing passenger side mirror. witnesses said that the driver appeared to be a latino man. police in relationship pond are investigating a fatal hit- and-run accident that happened early this morning. the man was hit by a white pickup at the intersection of 13th street and colinga avenue

around 1:00 a.m. he died at the scene. a couple of blocks later a white pickup was set on fire. police are working to confirm if it is the vehicle involved in that hit-and-run. the victim's identity has not been released until his family has been notified. activists are worried about violence by police. 22-year-old petriceli was shot by police when he suffered a mental break down. the wrongful death settlement led to a retired 40-hour mental health course for police it's been 85 days since relatives last saw student michele we. but relatives have not lost hope. they hiked through the steep terrain looking for the woman. >> reporter: with their hiking

boots on, volunteers trekked. sandwiched between remote hill and a steep ravine. >> this is the third volunteer party that michele le's family organized since she went missing much. i saw something blue and it looks like surgical glove. >> reporter: it turned out to be a blue label on a water bottle. volunteers know their role is to help with the process of elimination. >> it eliminates areas where people have not looked. so that's better than not looking at all. >> this is rosa alobs yo's second time as a search volunteer. >> i am a mother and i just can't imagine how i would feel by having one of my kids missing. >> reporter: as volunteers continue to search, the le family says that police have told them that there has been new development in the case. hayward police didn't return

our calls for comments but they are investigating the disappearance as a homicide and police have told the le family that an arrest is imminent. >> they have told you that they are getting close? >> yep, yep. >> reporter: that ace source of hope and sank sitey. >> the worse is yet to come. >> once the arrest is made, that's not the end. it's still going to be finding michele. >> le's family says that the fundraisers and search party will continue until that happens. a rousing welcome in berkeley. the free gift the first 1000 customers get at today's apple store grand opening we'll tell you how a child's back pack can be an economic indicator. and eating for a good cause. why firefighters in san mateo turned up the heat and put on their aprons today.

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rousing welcome in berkeley today. the grand opening of the store was greeted with cheers. apple fans says that the company's tech product such as i pads and iphones will keep them coming back. >> the new iphone 5 coming out in september, i'll probably be the second in line to get that new phone. >> reporter: apple which briefly became the world's largest company last week is busy expanding. it hopes to open 340 new stores worldwide by the end of september. >> hewlett packard discontinued tablet commuters touch pads. they are offering their model at $99 and 299. at last check, they were still listed on line. the hp website crashed when we

tried to put one in the shopping cart. last week, hp anouned they would end their tab pled and software. back to school time can be exciting for kids and stressful for families on a tight budget. christian is live. >> reporter: this parking lot was filled with families trying to get their hands on back packs just like this one. if you take a look just like the one here, you can see there is a note pad, marker pen, all the stuff that a child would need. families tell us that a back pack like this could put a serious pilot on their budget. >> reporter: families started lining up in front of monument crisis center before 6:00. student were hoping for new back packs for the new school year. >> calculator. i got pencils. >> reporter: while parents were

hoping to avoid paying big back- to-school bills. you can't really buy them what they really want. so they have to go with whatever we can afford. >> reporter: more than 1000 families showed up for the 800 back packs the monument crisis center collected. >> obviously, there is way more children in line than there are back packs. we are still looking for back packs. >> sandra shore says that the long line is a sign of the stagnant economy. >> it's not turning around for many, many people. there are still unemployment numbers for contra cost at that alone are still in double digits. >> you mae see the economic indicator here where you have the back pack giveaway and more families and back pack. >> hardly shaken, an economist says that the state is still struggling. >> we are looking at stagnant wages and growing unemployment that's very damaging for california families. california right now is the second highest unemployment in the country.

>> reporter: our economists tell us that the instability of the economy since the u.s. was downgraded could prolong agony. turmoil means insecurity and employers won't hire if they are not confident. we are live in concord. chris tan cap. a large crowd opened in oakland's fruitvale for a community forum on making a more secure future for their family. >> everybody can put their questions on the table, maybe misspell some misnomers about what's going on as far as banking and home ownership. >> the community council sponsored the event. they offered financial and safety advice for families and tips for students who are heading back to school. >> looking ahead, experts say you can expect morevolatility next week for wall street. economists are already expecting major swings. the dow jones industrial started yesterday with moderate

gains but ended the week down. the nasdaq loss dropped 38 points. the stock market's fourth straight week of losses san francisco food banks are struggling to help those in need now that federal funding has been cut. nationwide, congress cut food bank funding by 40 pmplets individual counties no longer get money as the poft and unmany employment rates are below the poverty level. that means that the high cost of living here, the county will not qualify for federal fund. that's meant hundreds of thousands of dollars lost. caltrain may soon be dropping its nine-year partnership with amtrak after proposing controls. caltrain track recommended signing a five-year $62 million contract with missouri-based transit america services. caltrain officials say they hope the proposed contract will save money in the long run. the board of directors will vote on the proposal september

1st. governor jerry brown has appointed 60-year-old dan richard to the high-speed rail authority board. richard served on the b.a.r.t. board for 12 years and helped secure funding to bring b.a.r.t. to san francisco airports. construction on the first section of the bullet train is set to begin in the valley section next year. huesicmusic and chile were the highlights of the first annual san francisco chilly cook off. >> the cookoff raises money for the muscular dystrophy association. for $10, people eat as much chili as they like. >> a little bruno's blues brother bland chili. people have tried other

people's chili. >> the kid-friendly event wraps up at 5:00 tonight. >> i mean, i never saw anything like it before in my life. >> flash flooding turned deadly back east and catches many by surprise. the problem, officials believe, caused streets to overflow with water. >> rebels in libya gained a major victory in their fight to oust muammar quad if i. >> and the event in oakland that is close to our heart here at ktvu. supports in times of need. same with aladdin.

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we have an update on breaking news in oakland where a two-year-old child has parentally been shot. police say it happened at 60th avenue and mcarthur boulevard around 3:15 this afternoon. this is fresh video from highland hospital. the child's mother took the wounded toddler to the hospital for treatment. outside the hospital, officers talked with a woman who may have been with the youngster's family. the news crews is working to find out more about where the toddler was shot and the condition of the child. we'll have all of that tonight on the 10:00 news. four people are now confirmed dead in a flash flooding that caught commuters by surprise in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. a mother and two young daughters died when they were trapped under their vehicle under nine feet of water. an elderly woman was killed when she was swept away by the flood waters. others managed to escape just in time. >> water started coming in my doors and that's when i knew i was in trouble. and, you know, 911 said, we'll

try to swim for it. by the time we got out of the car, it was well over my head. >> crews rescued nine people. storm trains train drains -- storm drains were not able to handling the rain. giffords family told her that aid john roll and christina green had been killed. a former member of the staff said that the family decided to withhold details about the attack during the early part of her recovery prosecutors in belgium are announcing they are launching an investigation into a tend collapse. concert goers were scrambling to safety after a violent thunderstorm rolled n the storm blew down large tents, scaffolding towers.

five people died. 480 others injured. they will focus on how the high wind, hail and rain caused the damage in libya, rebel forces took the coastal city of zawai just west of tripoli. tonight, rebel artillery unit are beginning to bombard the capital of tripoli followed by new nato airstrikes. nato leaders say that the shelling is part of operation mermaid which they hope will be the final step in overthrowing muammar qaddafi. a government spokesman wen on fell vision to deny that -- a spokesman went on television to deny that there was uprising against the regime. and in britain, a navy pilot was killed after a crash. and pope benedict xvi addressed a million young people during a pouring rain storm as part of world youth day. the rain came just hours after

searing 104 second degree heat in the open field of the madrid airport. the pontiff will hold a mass for young people tomorrow rain or shine. rain youth day was started by pope john paul ii to renew the commitment of young catholic people. the 7th annual fund raising event honors former ktvu broadcaster faith blancher who died from breast cancer in 2003. ktvu's rita williams helped lead the only on 2 team raising money for the cause. >> every penny goes to 0 people in the bay area, men or women fighting breast cancer or for mammograms for low income folks that need to be tested to make sure that they don't have breast cancer. >> friends say raised hundreds of thousands of dollars since it was founded. it hems low income and

underinsured people. you can learn more about friends of faith by visiting our website, ktvu.com and clicking on the bay area news tab still ahead, first responders are left out of the ceremony marking ten years since the 9/11 attacks. we'll have reaction from local firefighters there. presidential hopefuls from the gop are hitting the campaign trail. hear what congressman ron paul had to say about his own party and the constitution. and to a long time san francisco movie house to search for some gems.

disappointing news this week for first responders who helped rescue people in the 9/11. the new york mayor announced that there is no space for them. >> reporter: it is hallowed ground. next month, thousands of people will descend on ground zero for the ten-year anniversary. >> i'm bringing my wife with me. my family wept through it as well. >> reporter: first responders want to attend the anniversary but mayor bloomberg says that space is limited so not everyone invited. this week, he ruled out first responders including in new york city: i think they are missing an opportunity to allow

the responders to not only pay their respects, but also to help them move on. >> chief chapelhelman said that he understands there is no room for outside agencies but he feels left out for obvious reasons. >> my dog was able to tell them where there was a fireman and they were able to retrieve the body and so it was his own group that were looking for him and felt it was a pretty special thing for him. >> these responders are disappointed but more so for the new york police and firefighters. we will worked night and day there. i don't think that any of the responders are going to complain if they get to be there on the evening of the september 11th. >> there is still time for the city to change it plans or add new ones. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama released his weekly address today after being recorded in rural illinois. he used the setting to attack congress for not doing more to

help americans in the heart land saying it should pass programs to help create jobs. >> the only thing holding us back is politics. people refuse to put country ahead of party. that's the problem that we have. that's what we have to change. >> reporter: republican and ohio governor john kasich delivered the republican response calling for less regulation, less taxes to grow the economy. presidential candidate ron paul was in an important battleground state, florida. the republican talked about why he is separating himself from some of his own party's ideals in the presidential election. >> i think politically, it's very helpful and i don't separate myself on purpose. i become separate pause i am a much stronger stickler for the

constitution. >> the texas congressman says that he believes that individual states and not the federal government should decide issues such as marijuana, gay marriage and prostitution. >> another gop kaipped kate, rick perry, is also stumping for votes this weekend. the texas governor met with locals in greenville, south carolina, before taking a tour of main street. perry announced his candidacy last saturday in charlton. south carolina's gop primary is the key to perry winning the republican presidential bid back here at home, people looking for a bit of memorabilia and saying a farewell made their way to the red vick movie house in the haigt neighborhood. >> they were selling off a giant collection of movie posters. movie theater folded late last month. the sale continues until 6:00 tonight. so you have about an hour and 20 minutes to get over there. we are told that all the posters are priced to sell. the unfortunate of san francisco has a new look for

its logo. you are looking at the school's new logo as well as a new tag line, change the world from here. unfortunate officials unveiled the new look yesterday. it updates the school's former logo of 20 years which features just the school's initial. >> facebook is apologizing to activists for an automated system that blocks their post. the social networking site says that an anti-spam program prevented users for posting for 15 days. facebook insists the whole thing is simply a computer glitch and not an act of censorship. the lure of gourmet cuisine lurid thousands to san francisco. the street food festival featured many vendors.

l.a. cuccina offered space from chefs so they can run their own food stands. >> the food's great. you have everything from known restaurants to little known street vendors. >> organizers say they expected 50,000 foodies to sample all of those goodies. >> looks good. >> sound good. >> when ktvu returns, the giants are calling foul. why the team is hoping to get gold to fly the coupe. and tomorrow is sunny. we have the forecast next.

glcialghtsz the grab giants say their whole ballpark is turning into fowl territory thanks to some aggressive seagulls. this season's flock is bigger and a lot hungier than ever. as soon as the fans start to

leave, it's game on for the gulls. at a ballpark known for its gourmets cuisine, there ace whole buffet left over. >> it's amazing how the birds know it's toward the end of the game. that's when they show up and know that's where the food is. >> the giants say they are working on some kind of a plan to win this turf battle. plans increed nets, noise makers as well as bringing -- plans include nets, noise makes as well as predatory birds to stair away the gulls people are wondering what the weather is going to be like for the bat will of the bay. we sent it to mark. >> with the fog bank in place, temperatures out there right around candlestick on the cool side in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. you never expect warm temperature out towards that part of the bay area. that will be the case for tonight with the temperatures dropping off. i can show you that big impressive fog bank, not only

hugging the coast line down towards pacifica and half moon bay. already, there is a surge pushing back into the bay closer to southern marin county and also stretching towards emeryville and oakland. a look outside. we have a camera prepared for you looking across the bay. there is san francisco out in the distance. san francisco only in the upper 50s right around 59 degrees. forecast story for tonight is this. fog will continue to be on the increase. a bit of a breeze. some, morning low clouds, skies gradually becoming sunny. and then we warm things up. we will be tracking a few high clouds that will be moving in from the south. here is the weather setup for tomorrow. this was the case today. pressure moving in from the north, stretching the marine layer. patchy fog, temperatures around the cool side right around the bay. inland spots, clearing skies and temperatures on the warm side in the upper 70s to the lower 80s. here is the moisture i'm

tracking. thinks barely a tropical storm pack winds of 40 miles per hour. at least a few high clouds moving into our forecast area. with the instability associated with, this we will have to keep an eye on the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms. not in the forecast, just yet but something that we will be watching in the five-day forecast. you will see tomorrow morning, though, you can count on the low clouds and fog and drizzle showing up on the cold side. partly cloudy skies right around the bay. here is a look at the numbers forecast highs. santa rosa, 74. fair field, around 80. antioch at 82. san francisco, 23 degrees. these temperatures about the same today, could be a little warmer. extended forecast, you will see temperatures' warm els locations in the low 890s. and then we do warm things back up by monday. by tuesday, the warmest

locations approaching the 80s. we have that threat a concern for at least fire crews across the state. >> okay. >> thank you, mark. >> thanks, mark. music is spilling the air in downtown oakland this afternoon. the 112th age art and soul festival attracted thousands of people. 150 artists are showing their ware and, of course, there were lots of food. the festival continues tomorrow. power of tower is the headline act tomorrow. >> that's a good deal for tower of power. in just a few minutes, kickoff from the stick. >> we have the preview of the battle on the bay. sports is next.

and a good evening to you. i'm mark ibanez. welcome to this special edition of sports wrap as it is battle of the bay day. raiders over in candlestick park visit the san francisco 49ers. get this. this is the 38th time, counting regular season and preseason that the two teams have met and they are squared up. each has won 19 apiece. so this is a little bit of a rubber match as well. we have joe fondy standing by at the stick to talk about what's going on and we also have fred inglis covering this side of the football. as far as the quarterbacking situation, they have a little head start on the 49ers and they are feeling pretty good about things. i know you spend a lot of time

up at napa at their training camp. >> they may have the more experienced trio of quarterbacks in the nhl. we start with jason campbell. it also recommends the first time in his professional career that he has ever been able to work with the same offense in back-to-back years. that familiarity with hugh jackson's offense is both a blanket for jackson & campbell. do i know who is the starting quarterback for the raiders? he wears number 8. and that's jason campbell. >> we come every morning and

get together. and meet with coffee. >> last year, jay con campbell started eight games and then fell out of favor with head coach tom cable. now he has everybody's respect. >> he seems relaxed, going with the flow. that's what we didn't have last year. you can tell, when he was in the huddle, he calls the plays like he knows everything. he is on point with everything. >> reporter: jason's confidence has never been higher but he maintains that cool demeanor. >> i keep everything at a medium on the field. we have the highs and lows and will people jabbing at each other. one person that is con stand is the quarterback. we'll step out of the field and we'll talk about the rest later. >> you can tell that jason is much more comfortable in his own skin here in his second year for the raiders. he was 6 for 9 with 66 yards in the loss to arizona. we expect to see more of jason

tonight against the 49ers here at the stick. we'll see kyle boller and trent edwards, 166 starts. hoist going to be the receiver. a lot of people are injured. we have lewis murphy out. jacoby ford not in the back field. darryl mcfadden will not play. there is a number i want you to follow, number 17, dennarus moore, the rookie from tennessee. he is going to be all over tonight. >> thanks a lot, trend. always one of the most fun parts of watching an exhibition game is trying to see hot up and comers are. and the san francisco have their side attorney general john ashcrofty as well. they beat the raiders twice last year, you may -- and the san francisco 49ers have their side of the story as well.

they beat the raiders twice last year. as you may remember.

all right. we welcome back you to part 2 of sports wrap. you heard about the raiders end of the deal from fred inglis. the 49ers, after the beating their quarterback took against the saints, they went out and signed a veteran. eight years in the nfl but last played for the u.s. football league. he last threw a pass in 2008. as a matter of fact, when the 49ers gave him a call, he was coaching high school football as an assistant in north carolina. he is a bit rusty but he will see at least a little bit of playing time. he has been working out with the 49ers this past week. now we go to joe fonzi who would like to get things squared away on the offensive side of the ball. part of that is to tighten up

the offensive line. >> reporter: you are right about that. the 49ers certainly have some specific areas tonight where they want to see improvement. one thing san francisco does know about its performance in last week's game against the ain't, the offensive line play has to improve. alex smith was sacked twice and hurried throughout his brief time in the game. collin cap kapernick was sacked more during his extended play. >> it's a learning process. last week, we were ten days in the playbook, new offense, new system. everybody is still getting the communication and calls down. >> it's the preseason. it's good we have i on tape. now we can look at it and we are expecting to get better.

>> the entire 49er team is learning a new offense. on top of that, adam snyder is learning a new position, center. sometimes described as the quarterback of the offensive line. irchlt' our job at center to call our protection. from there, it was just break downs of technique and, you know, sometimes, it's not the offensive line's fault either. it always falls back on us. that's fine that's how it goes. >> reporter: fans are streaming in behind me. it is preseason and it is the raiders. see you later on after the game on the point after. reporting live, i'm joe fonzi. mark, back to you. >> thanks a lot. those two guys will be manning the locker rooms after the game. i'll be on the set here with bubba parris, former 49er great for all the post game activities. the giants are trailing the houston astros 3-0 in the 3rd inning. so the beat goes on for the san francisco giants. no scoring and no winning the last few nights.

that's the sporting life for right now. get it back to everybody else as we get ready for kickoff. 49ers and raiders. jana and ken? >> thank you much. it's that time of the year. tonight on the 10:00 news, we are at the scene of a shooting in oakland that sent a two-year-old toddler to the hospital. we'll have an update on that youngster's condition. and more on the battle of the day and reaction after the niners and raiders settle their score on the field and following tonight's bat will of the bay game, it's the postgame. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news.