i feel like when john lennon died, you get this emptiness in your gut. i'm just so sorry he died so young. apples and candles among the items that are growing outside of steve job's home. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we are learning that apple is not planning to have a memorial for steve jobs. people tell us they feel a connection with jobs thanks to the devices he helped create. they're leaving notes, flowers and other momentos outside of apple stores. he was northern as a tough

businessman with a rigid style. >> reporter: we're outside of the apple store in palo alto. you can see there's a lot of people here paying tribute to steve jobs. innovative and intuitive are the words used often to describe the creator of apple. it was his smallest of details that put the company on top. there's no doubt that jobs was loved by those who worked with him. but there was a side to jobs that public did not see. >> reporter: how would you describe his management style? >> very harsh. he was at best an abusive manager. >> reporter: former apple employees have told him that he would hire them only to rehire

them. >> when he said jump, people jumped. >> reporter: but job's style worked, as seen through apple revolutionary products as seen through i pod, iphone and i pad. apple has grown from one store to a worldwide empire. due to the popularity of those products. >> that's why he has such a devoted following. >> how would you describe his prominence. >> absolutely prominence. >> i never had a problem with my apple or the iphone. they hold the highest of standards. >> reporter: some analysts now question whether apple can sustain its excellence without its leader at the helm. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. however steve jobs did

business one thing is certain, he got it done. at the computer museum, people came out to see the computer built by jobs, not much to look out by today's standard. six years later the apple two was released. one of the first computers built for mass production. >> to have it hooked up to a television and have people use it. >> reporter: despite the early invasions, some analysts says jobs will most be remembered for apple's three most recent items, the i pod, i pad and iphone. iphone magazine has declared friday dress like

steve jobs day. when we checked the facebook, three people said they were going to dress like jobs. around the world the talk today was about steve jobs at an apple store in lagos nigeria, one customer worried about apple's future and whether he would have to change to windows, apple store employee said no. we are learning more tonight about the man accused of killing three people in cupertino. sheriff deputies shot and killed three was shareef allman.

lloyd lacuesta tells us where the man hunt came to an end. >> reporter: you can see on the garage door there bull bullet holes as many as 24. many cars have been moved from the drive. >> all of a sudden i heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the coroner's office confirmed the man shot this morning was shareef allman. investigators say he is the man seen on this surveillance video walking through a cupertino gas station. this after police say he shot and killed three coworkers and wounded six others at the lee high cement plant. police had sealed off this neighborhood for hours and didn't find him until morning. >> these houses built with 55 had external access so it was

just a little area you could shoot beneath the house. >> we believe he displaced the firearm in a threatening manner. >> reporter: exactly what set off allman may have died with him. coworkers said he was having problems at work and being scrutinized for safety violations. a week and a half a ago, allman showed him a gun. >> he said check this out, i said what are you doing with that? what's going on? he laughed and being funny with me the whole time. and he was like, people at my job, he's like prejudice people at my job keep messing with me. >> reporter: an executive at the cement plant says there was no racism and allman had not been fired and there were no plans to do so. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2

news. and more details now, a ktvu camera got this picture of a rifle under a dumpster. it is one of three guns that turned up in their search for allman. a friend of allman's who we spoke with today said allman did have a permit to carry a concealed weapon. plus lee high cement said, our first priority right now is taking care of our people. an man hunt caused a back up as police searched for the person that shot a woman. tonight police are still looking for that suspect.

jana katsuyama is live now at the scene of the robbery on mcarthur boulevard. jana, what did you learn about the incident tonight. >> reporter: we understand she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries the driver meanwhile went down mcarthur boulevard and he didn't get far before he crashed. >> oakland police approached the suspect's 1990lexus where their gunned drawn but they found the driver had already run off. the car had crashed down an enbankment to westbound 580. police quickly set up a perimeter and began the man hunt. police spread out searching the thick brush with dogs. the shooting happened ant two clock this -- about 2:00 this afternoon. woman say the woman was shot in

the leg. >> people tell me she got out of the bank with her purse. she got her purse snatched and then she ran after the guy to the car and she got shot. >> reporter: police say they want to thank some citizens who saw the shooting and actually followed the robber's car. >> the citizens did follow the suspect and stood by. and waited until officers arrived on scene and gave very good descriptions. >> reporter: but about 5:15 police finished searching the brush with no luck. traffic was backed up for more than two hours but the highway patrol say it is closure was critical for public safety. >> we would rather inconvenience several people and search this area and render it safe. >> reporter: police tell me

they're not sure -- this week's storm is reminding a lot of people of winter. at some points today it was absolutely pouring. san francisco saw almost half an inch of rain from this latest storm system. and across the bay in oakland our cameras caught a bike rider who was determined to stay dry during one of today's many downpours. check out what an alert viewer captured with his camera this afternoon. this is the first of what appeared to be two small funnel clouds seen over oakland. this one was shot just after 1:00 and lasted for about eight minutes. we're told the second one lasted a little less than three minutes. our chief meteorologist bill martin bill martin will be here at 10:20 to break down today's rain totals and tell us about big changes in the coming days. new at 10:00 tonight, three men are being stopped by police. a man's body was found in a

vehicle in the parking lot. deputies would like to talk to any witnesses. the shooting happened shortly after 2:00 this afternoon. the three men were reported to be in a black cadillac. at least 12 members of the vagos motorcycle club are under arrest tonight following a series of coordinated arrests. the arrest followed this deadly shooting in the casino. a vagos gang member was arrested. police in san francisco state university said they are doing extra patrols tonight after a report of a sexual assault. police say the attack happened last friday night inside a room at the towers residence hall. the 18-year-old victim was visiting campus to attend a party with the friends. police say the attacker lured her into an elevator and that's

when she says he attacked her. a south bay pastor says he wants to put vacant houses to good use. the solution to homelessness which may include breaking the law. two state parks in the bay area are spared from closure. the agreement that will keep them open. the rain has left for now but the cold air has been left in place and tonight's overnight lows are going to get about as cool as they've gotten this season. i'll tell you how cool they've gotten tonight. storewide! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions!

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a suspected car thief is on the lose tonight following a chase that ended in alameda. this video of the scene came into the ktvu newsroom about an hour ago. we're told a sheriff's deputy ran the license plate on the car and came back as stolen. the chase started in san leandro it ended with the driver getting off and taking off on foot. a south bay pastor is taking on an extreme solution on homelessness. that group of pastor was out urging people to take over vacant buildings. >> this is one of the vacant houses they say should be opened up to people who don't have a place to stay especially on a cold night like tonight. they put a flower on the fence. while they did not try to take this place over, their pastor tells me it is a real possibility.

on the corner or north eighth street and east st. johns, the prayers are not just for the people but for the property too. >> we want to open up vacant properties that are needed for people. >> reporter: the pastor says these left buildings could be put to work. >> they are just going to waste. there's so many in the city and there's families like us who are struggling and out of work. it's really hard. >> can you really find ways to put people in those houses. >> the scripture says with god all things are possible. >> reporter: homeless advocates recently spent the night in an abandoned hotel before police forced them to leave. >> who can blame them. people say that's radical. >> reporter: do you encourage them to? >> it's moral law. >> reporter: questioning the morals of big banks fit right

in with occupy sacramento. some who have experienced homelessness firsthand insists the frustration fueling wall street is showing up here. >> reporter: this place we checked has a big for sale sign up front. there appears to be some fire damage so they would have to get through several dangers before they could occupy this building. -z police are trying so solve a triple homicide that took place -- police are trying to solve a triple homicide that took place over the weekend. >> i am just asking for a name. i am not asking for someone to come in and give all the information to us but i am looking for some direction. >> reporter: investigator says they have surveillance video taken from a near by business

but haven't released it yet. one person remains hospitalized and another has been released. el cerrito police are asking people to lock their doors due to recent burglaries. a witness reported seeing someone loading property. police are urging those who live in the area to make sure all their doors and windows are locked before leaving home and to consider installing burglar alarms. today san jose police confirm had confirmed that a body found yesterday was found yesterday. casillas family reported her missing last week. she was last seen getting into a silver pontiac grand prix or

a dark suv. pacifica police say the pit bull attacked 32-year-old darla napura inside her home in august. investigators say napura's home came home from work and found the pit bull standing over his wife's body. police say something set off the dog but they don't know what. a trial date is now set for the lawsuits against pg & e for that san bruno pipeline explosion. the gas explosion killed eight people last month. a superior court judge set the trial for july 24th of last year. more 90 suits have been filed against pg & e. another suit by the utility against shareholders will be held separately. apple enthusiasts are remembering steve jobs through the innovative products that have changed our lives. from the mac classic to the i pad. as ktvu's sal castaneda reports many of us have grown up with the technology and consider apple a part of the family. >> many say the passing of steve jobs has reminded them of

their love affair with the products he and his company developed. today in downtown san francisco lifelong apple user brooks jordan was not afraid to openly admit his devotion. >> it is not everyone something i have to question. apple is me, i am apple. i've grown up with them in every way. >> reporter: we got a lot of reactions like that from business people to college students. apple and steve jobs himself have endeared themselves to multiple generations. >> i think because they manufacturing a lot of different products. it's the computer, the mp3 player, they have a lot of products so i think it's like a family. if you have one thing you keep going back to different things. >> reporter: at this earthquake bely computer shop, owner wiley says he services all computers but say people who bring in apple products are different. >> the people who walk in have a real, the mac owners they just have a real passion for the product. they love it. it's part of their life. we don't see that kind of

influence on people who bring in the average pc. >> reporter: on display here some of apple's first computers. he says people will come and beg him to fix apple products that are obsolete. >> 15-year-old computer, they still ask us and beg us to fix it for them. >> reporter: when you say the word apple people don't think of this anymore, they think of that. sal castaneda, ktvu news. and we've got a little bit of rain out there or what we had today accumulated in the north bay to .3 of an inch up toward santa rosa. widely scattered shower, reports of thundershowers. we told you about the reports of some suspected funnel clouds out in the east bay hills. temperatures right now are in the cool side. the rain is gone. the cool air has left. with that right now in napa it's 45 degrees. that's really cold for this

early in october. so tomorrow morning, as you go out to school or you get to work or whatever. when you go out to the car it is going to be chilly. overnight lows in the north bay. low 40s, some upper 30s but most of us are going to be in the 40s. that is cool. these are wintertime overnight lows especially in oakland and hayward. be ware tomorrow morning is going to be quite cool. tomorrow afternoon, it warms up. we're back into the upper 60s and low 70s may pop up. when we come back we will get the specifics and we will look at the bay area weekend on the forecast i'll see you back here. some of the service members taking part in fleet week made a special delivery today in san francisco. marine, sailors and members of the u.s. coast guard all brought books and toy to the children of san francisco's general hospital pediatric unit. those who took part said they are back they could give back to the city and helped get fleet week off to a good start.

fleet week is about to take off in san francisco, and coming up the impact the annual event has on the city and how you can catch the blue angels take flight. the national park service will keep two bay area parks open. tamales and samuel p. taylor state park will stay open at least for a year. the agreement is possible because both parks are within the boundaries of the golden gate national geographic area which has an agreement with the state about sharing resources? the economic outlook appears to be getting darker. >> it's hard to see any bright spot with the loom hanging over the country with even the president declaring an economic emergency. what medical officials believe is contributing to the rise in the number of children going to the hospital. over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust.

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new video tonight as pg & e crews work to restore power to an oakland neighborhood following some kind of explosion and fire. it happened before 9:00 tonight, a woman told ktvu she heard a boom. another man says he saw tphraáeupls flames coming out of a manhole. protests that began at wall street are quickly picking up momentum across the country. the movement is already becoming a force in the 2012 presidential election. >> reporter: what started in new york now has people hitting the streets from coast to coast and cities in between. >> occupy dallas. >> reporter: some americans saying they are mad as hell and won't take it anymore. >> making ends meet is getting to be an increasing difficult challenge. >> i'm already living on the edge. >> i'm $15,000 in debt in student loans and i can't find

a reasonable job. >> people are frustrated. >> reporter: today the president called it an economic emergency. >> our economy really needs a jolt right now. >> reporter: that jolt the president says is his jobs bill. dead on delivery say republicans. >> why have you given up on the country and decided to campaign full time? >> the president said it's an economic emergency, millions of americans are waiting for the paramedics. >> reporter: at uc berkeley professor harley shaken said the public anger is soon, and with momentum they might break the log jam before the presidential election. >> something has to be done, how much and how far we go could very well be influenced by the occupy wall street people. economists say americans also have to worry about the dark economic clouds hanging over europe and how what

happens there could affect us here. in berkeley, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama is standing by the program that gives federal loans to clean energy companies and that includes solyndra the company that recently went bankrupt. >> we knew from the start that the loan guarantee program was going to entail some risks by definition. if it was a risk free proposition, then we wouldn't have to worry about it. the president also said there were going to be some companies that didn't work out and unfortunately solyndra was one of them. solydra receive add half billion dollars in federal loan guarantees. the president says green energy enterprises often need help because they compete with heavily subsidized foreign companies. a prominent pastor who dedicated his life to ending gang violence has died. the 58 pastor died monday at

the veteran's hospital in palo alto. morales spent the last 30 years reaching out and changing the lives of gang members. a memorial service is set for this saturday at bethel church in san jose. congresswoman giffords is back in washington, d.c. for only the second time since she was critically wounded. today, giffords attended a retirement ceremony for her husband kelly. giffords was last in washington to vote on the debt ceiling bill. a new federal study shows a big increeds in the number of athletic children going to the hospital with concussions. most were boys 10 to 19 years old playing football or bicycling. the study found a 60% increase in the past 10 years. that is likely due to increased awareness of head injuries. but there was not a significant increase in youngsters admitted to hospitals. the repeated leader of a

bay area crack cocaine ring has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison. desean gardner followed a guilty plea. in exchange he admitted to being the leader of a drug ring. the ring operated on the peninsula, the south bay, east bay and in stockton. we'll tell you what that ballpark has to do with the federal crack down of medical marijuana dispensaries. the search for the gunman is over but mourning the victims of the mass shooting in cuper to the best ertino is just beginning. tonight we're learning more -- cupertino is just beginning. tonight we're learning more about the lives lost. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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christien kafton tells us the u.s. attorney's office has some dispensaries must shut down because they are in violation of federal law. >> there's really nice organic marijuana. >> reporter: this organic dispensary has been running for years. >> he's been given 45 days since september 28 to evict us or face 40 years see seizure of his property and all property. >> this is not a playground it's a park. and it's not illegal drug activity. that's the whole thing. is that i have a contract with the town use permit. >> reporter: the federal government doesn't recognize california's medical marijuana law.

shaw says she's staying put and that she and her landlord will fight the department of justice. >> the marine alliance. >> reporter: bill garringer says this is just the latest in a round of attacks on medical marijuana from the federal government. >> the obama administration is really afraid that marijuana is proving that it can be run as a legal business and that scares them because it contradicts the entire federal government. >> reporter: we tried to contact the u.s. attorney's office but we never heard back. we learned the u.s. attorney's office is planning to hold a news conference to discuss this issue tomorrow. christien kafton, ktvu news. oracle has decided to -- the government says it paid far more than it should have for

oracle products. the government released its jobs numbers today. first time claims increased by 6,000 to 401,000. that's a sign the job market remains weak. the number of people continuing to collect jobless benefits fell by 52,000 to 3.7 million. san francisco based gap stores reported same store sales dropped 4% in september. according to the san francisco business times the retailer said september year to year net sales were almost the same at $1.35 billion. in contrast pleasanton based ross stores reported september same store sales were up 5% while net sales were up 9%. here are the closing numbers from wall street where stocks rallied for a third straight day. the dow closed up 183 points. the nasdaq composite finished up 46 points. investors are optimistic about

news from europe aimed at boosting liquidity. the man hunt may be over but the grieving is just beginning for those lost in a shooting rampage in cupertino. mike mibach spoke to two mothers who are unified by one tragedy. >> reporter: it is a san jose home filled with memories. memories of a man who through the years loved his family, his hobbies and his job. >> he loved his kids, he really loved his kids. >> reporter: on tuesday evening she says she said good night to john but on wednesday she says she was not able to say good morning. >> john, i love you mi hijo and i'm going to miss you very much. i know you're in a better place. >> reporter: living close to her is berta munoz. her son was also killed at the

quarry. although she says he loved to garden at their home, it was the quarry where he loved to be. >> he really loved h his job. -- loved his job. he said he met a lot of great guys. he said those guys are wonderful and my boss has been good to me too. >> reporter: their two sons gone but never forgotten. >> all i can say is that we got along really well. we had a good relationship. >> reporter: also killed in the shooting was manuel pinon, tonight we got word that the owner of the quarry said it will pay for all three of the funeral services. mike mibach, ktvu news. >> for more information on the shooting rampage including unedited video go to ktvu.com.

tomorrow mark marks a milestone on the war in afghanistan. it's going to warm up tomorrow, i'll show you the range of temperatures you can expect from inland to coast tomorrow and we'll look at the bay area weekend. plus tense moments in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. what the coroner's investigator admitted today on the stand. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, get 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot storewide! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney.

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war in afghanistan. toad just like any other day at a remote outpost. one army specialists say this is where the militants bring weapons and drugs across the border. one militant said the war is still worth fighting and it's probably like any other war. >> you're away from family, you go and do hard things, and you rest and come and do it all over again. >> on this day they handed out winter clothes and crackers to some children. in the past 10 years of afghan war 1,782 american men and women have been killed. and more than 10,000 afghan civilians have died in bombing raids or by insurgents. the death toll for militants is expected at more than 10,000. all international forces are to leave afghanistan by the end of

2014. in pakistan a commission that helped try to gain access to osama bin laden is now in custody. in syria, the united states human rights office said the number of people killed in the seven month uprising there is now more than 2,900 and that includes protesters. today syrian forces stormed -- off the coast of new new zealand a container ship is leaking fuel. the ship is now in danger of breaking apart. at this point the crew is safe

and trying to stop the leak. some sea birds have been found dead. the cross-examination was intense today at the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. the defense got a coroner's investigator to acknowledge she made some mistakes in collecting evidence. flack admitted she moved a bottle of medicine found in are dr. jackson's bedroom. he also said no investigations are perfect. they are here. the bay area greets the blue angels see how fleet week boosts our bottom line. the rain is gone so what can we expect next? we have the weekend outlook. i couldn't afford my health insurance anymore

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celebration. and as tom vacar reports, it's more than just the blue angels flying high. local businesses are reporting sky high sales as well. tens of thousands watched the blue angels practice today, more than a million spectators are expected this weekend. >> so even conservatively you can see wrote it could be close to $100 million that this fleet week brings to san francisco. >> reporter: for anthony jerardi a long time crabber it certainly helps in recession their times. >> fleet week to us is like a major holiday. it's a four day weekend, you get a lot of people out. >> reporter: saturday and sunday revelry will start early and go late. >> it sort of starts around 10:00 and then it really will go throughout the cocktail hour. >> reporter: but dealing with the crowds is tough at best.

>> we have heavy staffing and we try to do the best we can and be as hospitable as we can be. >> it's not only here but i'm sure it's in other areas like the marina district. >> reporter: the butler family's legendary perry's is proof. >> this whole neighborhood just gets filled up. i think as soon as the air show is over i think everybody around here does pretty well. the fleet week is definitely a nice added jolt. >> reporter: some say military flight spending is a waste of money, but for attendees that is a minority. on monday visitors can tour some of the ships in town for fleet week and on tuesday it all wraps up with those out to

weather for fleet week looks almost perfect as it often is this time of year. lots of rain, thundershower today. what we're going to experience now is this cold weather. right now in the napa valley i have temperatures in the low 40s. this area up around san helena and napa. we're going to see overnight lows in the 40s. maybe some upper 30s as well. means tomorrow will be the coldest morning of the season so far with most of us having some overnight lows in the mid- 40s. that's chilly for this time of year. so as we head into your bay area week end it'sgoing to warm up. but the overnight low tonight and tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning and then again saturday morning are going to be a little chilly. this low pressure will move out. it's going, almost out of area.

high pressure builds in. and it sinks. that's a storm when the storm comes in low pressure rises. high pressure sinks when it sinks it warms so that's your bay area weekends. up into the low 80s as we head into saturday and sunday in the hot spot. so you're going to be probably by lunchtime tomorrow you're going to forget about the last few days how cold it was, how windy it was. how wet it was. there's friday at noon, here's saturday about noon. here's sunday about noon. no fog and low clouds are very little. no high clouds it's going to be a really nice weekend. with temperatures 10, 15 degrees warmer. fleet week is coming up this week. for those of you going out this weekend take a look at what we're expecting it's going to be very nice. we're not expecting fog, mostly sunny. temperatures in the upper 50s. temperatures on sunday it could touch out at 70-degree. little bit of patchy morning

fog. not enough fog to shut you down or shut down the blue angels or any of the ship activities out in the bay. it's going to be a nice weekend as we always get for fleet week. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. they are up 10 degrees warmer than today in a lot of places even a little more. 74 in brentwood. tomorrow warmer, saturday warmer, sunday warmer still. it's just a warming trend period. your five day forecast with your weekend in view. it's a good one. temperatures are going to start to climb right into the bay area week weekend. i think you said it right, i'm glad that rain happened on wednesday, thursday not saturday sunday. the weekend is going to be nice. >> what a week of extremes we've had. from the snow up in the sierra to the pounding rain today. >> i think it's going to be an interesting weather year. >> you've been saying that. it was a big day today at

the airport. we've been cutting ceremonies park the opening of a billion dollar air terminal. it features an elevated people mover, more than a dozen new restaurants and has $6 million of public art on display. mira beach will be closed so crews can put in a new bridge. the new bridge should be done and open by next tuesday. britain's prince harry set to arrive in california next week. he's scheduled to begin a two month helicopter training at the naval air facility in el centro. prince harry will be part of a class of 20 students learning to fly the apache helicopter. the team with a second best

record in baseball was eliminated today. aáepb why a group of female athlete -- and why a group of female athletes was invited to the white house today.

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welcomed the u.s. olympic soccer team. they are hailed today as an inspiration by mrs. obama. the women kicked soccer balls with about 50 children as part of the first lady's get up and move campaign. there's just something fun about seeing the yankees getting eliminated. >> if the giants offer the a player for alex rodriguez they might just get that deal. tonight 51,000 yankee fans were sent home in stunned silence. detroit did something tonight they never did before in a play off game. hit back to back home runs. first-inning don kelly. going down as ivan over the

fence. very next pitch young sends one to left. young is the first tiger to hit three homers in a postseason inning. 3-2, he gets nick swisher to strike out with the bases loaded. yankee fans watch as valverde ends with a gun. valverde perfect saves, a rod just 2-18 in the series. barry zito think about it. cal golden bears came out dressed like star wars paratroopers. cal and eugene tonight. bears upset, tonight bear's defense gives up chunks. michael james, he gone. more on james later.

here comes cal. they take three field goals in the first half and score this touchdown. brother to brother, zack mater to keenan allen. can they upset the ducks not even close. ducks win big. the only bad thing for oregon, michael james left the game with an arm injurys in the rain was tough today in san martin. this was just the ninth tournament of the year for tiger woods. he's winless in his last 21 pga starts. a nine iron from 139 yards and this is a kid's game. starts in the bunker and stays

in the bunker. tied for 86. tiger played with 19-year-old patrick tentlel. he birdies the fifth here. that is ports as we see it. tiger woods struggles and the detroit tigers they're moving on to the championship. >> i don't think i've ever seen cal wear white helmets. >> they sure didn't do well. >> they've changed a lot of uniforms nobody has as many uniforms as the oregon ducks. >> they look like the texas long horns. >> we might talk to nike and say back off a little bit. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we will see you the next time news breaks. >> join ktvu morning news tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. for all of the morning news developments. we are always here for you at mobile ktvu.